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In general, this control PLC program is written in GX Works. I did a simple visualization on TIA Portal v14 (WinCC RT Advanced) and I would like to now test it on Mitsubishi FX3U driver with ENET Module.
I do not have much experience in this kind of thing, I'm still learning. I know that someone previously made a visualization in LabView and downloaded the tags from the PLC using NI OPC Server. Someone also did visualization in iFix and also downloaded tags through server opc.
I do not know just how or what program to download tags in PLC so that I can no longer use it in visualization in TIA Portal.
Unfortunately I still have a connection problem. The driver is connected to the router. From the connection options with RT Advanced I chose in the connections tab Mitsubishi and entered the appropriate IP. Still nothing.
I do not know if the lack of a connection can be related to a virtual machine (VM Vare Workstation 12) on which I have TIA Portal installed. The driver pings but can not connect. I also tried using KEPServer EX to connect and unfortunately also failed. (I have information about the can not connect).

Anyone know what program I should use? or had contact with such a problem? I attach a photo of communication from my station to more visualize the problem.

Thanks

 

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I don't have that program in MELSOFT. I have original CD of MELSOFT iQWorks V01-2L0C-E-Introduction. Maybe I don't need to used it.

I attached screen from Navigator and 2 screens from GX Works. and my PLC

 

 

 

 

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I don't remember if GX ConfiguratorEN is on the CD, or if you need to download it manually, but you need it to program the ENET module. The "FX Parameter -> Ethernet Port" is not for the ENET module! If you have anything connected to the ENET module that is working, it means that it has been configured in the past, and you'll need FX ConfiguratorEN to do that, so you probably have it somewhere...

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probably better off posting that one in the Siemens specific forum section.

 

if you search google, there are some youtube videos that may be of help.

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