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Good day members of MrPLC.

I am facing a connection problem to PLC with my personal laptop.

error : Unable to connect to PLC

If i use my work latop i am able to connect it through Direct Online and/or Work Online

I am connecting via USB and my software is CX-Programmer V9.5

Any advise ok this? 

 

Thanks in advance


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Hi

Check if you have installed the right USB drivers in your personal laptop. You can find them into C:\Program Files (x86)\OMRON\Drivers\USB.

 

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Another thing to check would be in cx-programmer go to PLC>Change Communication Settings>and change to whatever communication method you are using

We had it before where the plc program was set on ethernetIP and one on computer was USB, and it didn't want to connect

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6 hours ago, _mmel said:

Good day members of MrPLC.

I am facing a connection problem to PLC with my personal laptop.

error : Unable to connect to PLC

If i use my work latop i am able to connect it through Direct Online and/or Work Online

I am connecting via USB and my software is CX-Programmer V9.5

Any advise ok this? 

 

Thanks in advance

We need way more information than this.  What PLC are you connecting to?  How are you connecting? (USB, serial, Ethernet, other)  

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On 08/05/2020 at 11:40 PM, Michael Walsh said:

We need way more information than this.  What PLC are you connecting to?  How are you connecting? (USB, serial, Ethernet, other)  

Hi. Firstly thank you for the response. I am connecting it thru USB, and it's the CJ series which uses cx-programmer v9.5

 

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On 08/05/2020 at 7:24 PM, MartyB said:

Another thing to check would be in cx-programmer go to PLC>Change Communication Settings>and change to whatever communication method you are using

We had it before where the plc program was set on ethernetIP and one on computer was USB, and it didn't want to connect

Hi. Thank you for the response.. Yes, I did this as well but still couldn't connect... 

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If everything is Ok, then change USB cable and check it. Sometimes if the cable is too old or any other cabling issue then this problem may occur

Also try by changing the USB port in the laptop

Edited by Abdul Wajid
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-Do you have another plc you could test connecting to?

-go to device manager and see if com port is showing anything connected.

-if you do have another plc then you can test if the issue is on plc side or laptop side.

-If you don't have another plc then test the USB port on laptop (insert usb drive, see if opens/shows), I assume your cable is USB type A to USB type B which you can test on anything that uses one (printers usually do). Or look up cable pinout and use multimeter.

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