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Omron position control (sequence number)

Omron position control (sequence number)

Omron position control (sequence number)

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I'm Using

-- omron c200h cpu01
-- NC111 as position control unit (3 unit)
-- LK201-vi as host link unit
-- personal computer


My position control unit support only 19 sequence ( In the DM memory area) . Could I extend the sequence number.. If can...How can i do this..

( I'm been thinking To write to The DM memory area direcly with computer while my PLC in monitor mode... But could be another way ??????)

--Can I control the sequence (position) of my robot with my personal computer (Visual Basic)


thank for advance

RE: Omron position control (sequence number)

Posted at MrPLC.com

Two ways to send more profiles to the C200H-NC111:

1. Send new data to the Data Memories like you are currently doing. You must send a restart to the module to get the new data to be read by the module. This involves either 1.) power off and back on again or 2) setting bit AR 01.03 high. The bit will return to low after resetting the module. Kinda like a warm boot.

2. Using the Transfer function in the module, which involves setting a IR channel to the position number to be changed, moving position data to other IR channels assigned to the module and then setting the actual Transfer bit.

This module was designed in 1987 and has been obsolete since 1990. I don't want to do any further research into option 2 unless you are going to pursue it. My advice would be to follow option 1. From a VB viewpoint, Option 1 is better to get to a quick conclusion of your project.


Jay in Dallas
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