PLC TO HMI

[Sprudle]

Hi

I am a beginner within PLC, I have attended high school and will attend an oral and practical test in January. To become a "licensed"
automatician. Total 4.5 years of school and practice. (NORWAY)

I have programmed a little omron before, but not with HMI
I'm having trouble getting plc to communicate with HMI.
I get CX-Designer to communicate with both PLC and HMI.

 

Hardware:
CP1L-EL20DT1-D    
NS5-SQ11B-V2    
W4S1-03B     Omron 3-port basic ethernet switch
3x Ethernet Cat.6 patch cable

 

Thanks for reply

[IO_Rack]

This task is not explained in the manuals very well. Most NS screens are EtherNet/IP compatible which makes communications configuration very easy. The NS5 is not capable. Ethernet communications will have to be FINS protocol. Attached is a document with step by step instructions. The document explains configuration of a CJ2 PLC but the CP1L will be the same. Just the dialog boxes will be different.

 

[Sprudle]

Thank you for answering!

I will try this first in the morning and let you know

[Sprudle]

the "IO Table and Unit Setup" option is missing in CX-Programmer 

 

The "I/O Table and Unit Setup option" is missing in CX-programmer (left side under the PLS) and is greyed out under PLC-->Edit--> tab.

 

Is this the only way to fix it?

https://www.myomron.com/index.php?action=kb&article=1384

[IO_Rack]

This is one of the differences between the CJ2M and the CP1L. The CP1L does not require an I/O table. The Ethernet settings can be found under "Settings" in the project tree. It's the last tab all the way to the right.

[Sprudle]

This one?

[IO_Rack]

Yes. You should only need to set the IP address. CX Integrator will configure the FINS network.

[Sprudle]

Thank you so much for your help!

 

 

A new question:

Anyone got a nice idea for PID control when controlling two pumps with only one pressure transmitter? (4-20mA)

 

[IO_Rack]

Please start a new topic and explain what you are trying to do with the two pumps.

[Sprudle]

[Sprudle]

1 minute ago, strantor_ said:

I'm curious why Norwegians use "PLS" instead of "PLC." I have worked with a lot of machines from Norway and the PLC is always labeled "PLS." Here in the USA, "PLS" means Programmable Limit Switch. What does PLS stand for in Norwegian? Just curious, thanks.

PLS: Programmerbar logisk styring

=

PLC: Programmable Logic Controller

 

The same

 

Sry for language mix!

[strantor_]

On 11/24/2017 at 8:17 AM, Sprudle said:

Just now, Sprudle said:

PLS: Programmerbar logisk styring

=

PLC: Programmable Logic Controller

 

The same

 

Sry for language mix!

The "I/O Table and Unit Setup option" is missing in CX-programmer (left side under the PLS) and is greyed out under PLC-->Edit--> tab.

Ah ok. Thanks for the explanation. I accidentally deleted my question while you were answering it. I was trying to edit it to show the quote.