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  1. The Mettler Toledo scale does support EtherNet/IP. The issue is that the Micro 820 does not support Class 1 (cyclic I/O) connections to an EtherNet/IP device.
  2. I have to give credit to the Zebra engineers — they really made this barcode scanner way more complicated than it needs to be. Next time, I’d recommend going with the RTA 435NBX — it’s truly plug-and-play. Feel free to try out my code below. NEQ bcScanner:I.UpdateCounter LastCounter BST COP bcScanner:I.Data[0] BarcodeReadData[0] bcScanner:I.BarcodeLength NXB MOV bcScanner:I.UpdateCounter bcScanner:O.AckCounter NXB MOV bcScanner:I.UpdateCounter LastCounter BND
  3. Even better if you add it to a "Rockwell Stuff" icon folder in Startup screen
  4. Have you tried the Position Scaling = 91.02? What is the angular displacement for 1 shaft encoder rev. in manual ?
  5. SFX here refers to a safety instruction, not SFC. I’d recommend manually rotating one full revolution and checking the value of SFX.FeedbackPosition. You may want to try this Position scaling = 32768/360 = 91.02 or Position Scaling = 32768 * Ratio /360 If it's linear motion, Position Scaling = 32768 * Ratio /(Pi * Travel Range) Could you provide more details? How did you interface with the 843ES? Is a Kinetix drive involved in this setup?
  6. First thing. I'd do is to open Controller Tags - click on the drop-down box to Show All Tags and select 'Unused' and if you are lucky enough, remove those of the unused ones. Secondly, and if your programming skill is sufficient, make it to be more efficient. Pay attention to array, string array, udt sizez, etc...
  7. Nice! What have you done to the rack?
  8. If you're feeling adventurous, go with firmware 37.011; otherwise, stick with 35.011. Enjoy a Caipirinha on me!
  9. Have you watched this howto setup: https://inductiveautomation.com/resources/video/getting-started-with-ignition.
  10. Studio 5000 Standard Edition has limited support for high-level programming languages, such as Structured Text and Sequential Function Chart (SFC). No advanced safety PLC configuration (requires Professional Edition or Safety add-ons).
  11. Communication Port: DH-485, software RSLogix 500.
  12. RTA is an excellent product that's truly plug-and-play. Most setups take less than a few minutes. That said, it can be a bit pricey.
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