Download Print this page

Omron Sysmac WS02-CXPC1-EV3 Operation Manual

Cx-programmer

page of 390

/ 390
Contents
Table of Contents
Bookmarks

Table of Contents

Advertisement

Quick Links

Download this manual

Cat. No. W414-E1-01

SYSMAC

Table of Contents

Advertisement

Chapters

Table of Contents

Need help?

Need help?

Do you have a question about the Sysmac WS02-CXPC1-EV3 and is the answer not in the manual?

Questions and answers

Summary of Contents for Omron Sysmac WS02-CXPC1-EV3

Page 1 Cat. No. W414-E1-01 SYSMAC...
Page 3 SYSMAC WS02-CXPC1-EV3 CX-Programmer Ver.3.1 Operation Manual Revised November 2002...
Page 5 OMRON CX-Programmer – Operation Manual About this Manual (W414): This manual describes the operation of the CX-Programmer and consists of the following three parts. • Part 1: CX-Programmer This part describes the CX-Programmer software that is a PLC Programming Device, and also provides the overall precautions and the version upgrades information.
Page 7 PART1: CX-Programmer...
Page 9 OMRON Product References All OMRON products are capitalised in this manual. The word “Unit” is also capitalised when it refers to an OMRON product, regardless of whether or not it appears in the proper name of the product.
Page 10 No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Moreover, because OMRON is constantly striving to improve its high-quality products, the information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. Every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual.
Page 11 This part describes the CX-Programmer application and its ability to create and maintain programs for use with OMRON SYSMAC CS, CV and C PLCs. It does not provide detailed information concerning the PLCs themselves, for this information the commercial manual for the device must be consulted.
Page 12 WARNING specified purpose and under the specified conditions, especially in applications that can directly or indirectly affect human life. You must consult with your OMRON representative before applying a PLC System to the above-mentioned applications. Safety Precautions Confirm safety sufficiently before transferring I/O memory area status from WARNING the CX-Programmer to the PLC.
Page 13 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Confirm safety sufficiently before monitoring power flow and present value Caution status in the Ladder Section window or when monitoring present values in the Watch window. If force-set/reset or set/reset operations are inadvertently performed by pressing short-cut keys, the devices connected to Output Units may malfunction, regardless of the operating mode of the CPU Unit.
Page 14 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer • The user program and parameter area data in CS1-H CPU Units is backed up in the built-in flash memory. The BKUP indicator will light on the front of the CPU Unit when the backup operation is in progress. Do not turn OFF the power supply to the CPU Unit when the BKUP indicator is lit.
Page 15 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Observe the following precautions when using the CX-Net. • Do not change the operating mode of the CPU Unit without first confirming that operation of the controlled system will not be affect. • Do not run the user program on the PLC until its operation has been checked sufficiently.
Page 16 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Version Upgrade Information The following tables outline the changes that have been made from version 3.0 to version 3.1 of the CX- Programmer. n Program Editing Functions Improvements to Global Reparacement Operation Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1)
Page 17 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Guidance Displays for SYSMAC Support Software or SYSWIN Shortcut Keys Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) Shortcut keys could be allocated for CX- Guidance can be displayed for CX-Programmer functions for SYSMAC Support Programmer functions for SYSMAC...
Page 18 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Monitoring Bit Status and Word Contents when Monitoring Present Values in I/O Memory Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) Bit status displays in the PLC Memory When the binary word display format is selected for the PLC Memory Window, Window had to be performed in word bit status is displayed both for individual bits and as hexadecimal word values.
Page 19 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer n Verification Program Verification Offline or Online Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) Program verification was possible only Program verification is possible offline between the current project and a between the current project and the PLC.
Page 20 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer n I/O Table Editing Functions Specifying Slot Start Address when Editing I/O Tables for Slots Other than First Rack Slots Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) For CS- and CJ-series PLCs, the start For CS1-H, CJ1-H, CJ1M, and CS1D CPU Units in the CS- and CJ-series PLCs,...
Page 21 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer CX-Net (Network Configuration) Functions n CX-Net Menus Changed Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) Unit Status and Operations for Communication units were separated from those for the PLCs and Communications Unit Setup Unit Status/Error Log and Communications Unit Setup were moved to the were on the PLC menu.
Page 22 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer n Data Links Changes in Edit Node Window for Manually Set Data Link Tables Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) In the Edit Node window for In the Edit Node window for manually set data links tables, the start address, end...
Page 23 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Detailed Information Displays when Verifying Routing Tables Previous version (Ver. 3.0) New version (Ver. 3.1) Details were not displayed when Detailed results are displayed after verifying routing tables. verifying routing tables, making it difficult to find errors.
Page 25: Table Of Contents
OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer TABLE OF CONTENTS Precautions......................iv CHAPTER 1 Technical Specifications............. 1 CX-Programmer Software .............................1 About this Manual ..............................1 CX-Programmer Features ............................1 System Requirements ............................3 Installation ................................3 Help and How to Access it ............................4 Technical Support ..............................6 CHAPTER 2 Quick Start Guide ..............9 Starting CX-Programmer ............................9...
Page 26 OMRON PART1: CX-Programmer Keyboard Shortcuts ..................91 Default CX-Programmer Keyboard mapping ......................91 Default SYSMAC Support Soft Keyboard mapping ...................93 GLOSSARY OF TERMS................95 CX-Programmer_Page (xviii)
Page 27: Chapter 1 Technical Specifications
This manual also assumes that a working knowledge of OMRON PLC devices has been obtained. CX-Programmer Features CX-Programmer is a support tool for the programming of OMRON PLCs and for maintenance of their device settings. It supersedes the OMRON applications SYSWIN and SYSMAC-CPT.
Page 28 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON ♦ Upload/Download – The Upload/Download functionality has been updated to include the CV/CVM1, CS1/CJ1, CJ1H/H-H and CS1G/H-H PLCs to avoid searching section markers on the initial dialog Upload. ♦ The range of the Send/Rec. instruction has been extended to include the PLCs CS1/CJ1, CS1G/H-H and CJ1G/H-H ♦...
Page 29: System Requirements
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification Series Model CPU Types C- Series C200HX CPU 34, CPU 44, CPU 54, CPU 64 C- Series C200HX-Z CPU 34, CPU 44, CPU 54, CPU 64, CPU 65, CPU 85 C- Series...
Page 30: Help And How To Access It
During the installation process, the Software Licence Agreement will be displayed. This informs you of Omron’s terms and conditions concerning the software licensing of CX-Programmer. These must be read and agreed with before continuing.
Page 31 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification Help Topics Select the Help Topics option on the Help menu. The Help system provides a standard look-up dialogue under the Contents tab showing the contents of the CX-Programmer Help file. Double-click on an item to read the associated information.
Page 32: Technical Support
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON It is also possible to retrieve context sensitive help by selecting the Help button from the toolbar and selecting an area of the display to retrieve help. About CX-Programmer CX-Programmer includes an About button accessible from the toolbar. The About CX- Programmer dialogue supplies technical reference information about the application such as version and copyright information.
Page 33 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification Customer Services Request Form Version number of CX- Programmer: Serial number of the software: Operating system version number: Language of operating system: PLC type, model and CPU details: Type of communications in use:...
Page 35: Chapter 2 Quick Start Guide
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide CHAPTER 2 Quick Start Guide This chapter describes the basic features of CX-Programmer together with a simple tutorial for familiarisation purposes; detail is to be found in Chapter 3 - Project Reference and Chapter 4 - Reference.
Page 36: Introducing Cx-Programmer Projects
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON Full Version To access the Full Version of CX-Programmer, the appropriate licence number must be entered. The licence number may be input at the time of installation or later. To enter an upgrade licence number or re- enter the existing number after installation, follow these steps: Start CX-Programmer, as described above.
Page 37 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide The views available are controlled via the options supplied by the View menu. The project workspace. Select the Toggle Project Workspace button from the toolbar to activate this view. Deselect the Toggle Project Workspace button from the toolbar to deactivate this view.
Page 38 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON A description of each object in the hierarchy and their associated context menus is provided as follows: PLC. Refer to the CX-Server PLC Tools User Manual for details. Global Symbol Table. Refer to Chapter –2 Introducing Symbols and the Symbol Table for details.
Page 39 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide The following items are standard features of the Ladder program area: ♦ Cursor. A rectangular block showing the current position within the rung. The location of the cursor is displayed in the status bar.
Page 40 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON 1, 2, 3… To program in mnemonics, open the mnemonic view and place the cursor on the desired instruction. Press ENTER – this will enter the editing mode. Edit or type the new instruction lines. A mnemonic instruction consists of an instruction name followed by a set of operands separated by spaces (e.g.
Page 41 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide Note: When used as BCD number operands, the value is treated as if it were entered in decimal with a ‘#’ on the front. E.g. using a NUMBER ‘1234’ is equivalent to typing ‘#1234’ as the operand, so that the decimal interpretation is made of the value.
Page 42: Using Cx-Programmer
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON Double-click on the symbol table object beneath a program in the project. The program’s local symbol table is displayed. Using CX-Programmer This chapter contains an example tutorial and also describes basic procedures which should be considered before performing any programming task on the computer and preparing ladder programs with CX-Programmer, and how to use the various tools to improve productivity.
Page 43 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide Step Include Determine PLC essential parameters PLC series, PLC type, CPU (where applicable), communications interface, choice of editor and project type. Determine allocation of PLC memory Where applicable. For example, C-series PLCs require working out the balance required between program memory and expansion data memory.
Page 44 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON Writing a Ladder Program The following program sequences a set of traffic lights. The sequence is a standard British sequence of the following order: • Red light only; • Red and Amber lights together;...
Page 45 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide is interpreted by CX-Programmer as ‘0.10’. If it had been intended as bit zero at address 50, it would have been necessary to enter it as ‘5000’ or (more easily) ‘50.00’.
Page 46 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON 14. Place a New Contact at the start of the next rung to display the New Contact dialogue. 15. Select ‘AmberTimerDone’ from the combo and select the OK pushbutton. When a comment dialog is displayed, select the OK pushbutton again.
Page 47 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide Place a New Closed Contact to the right of the Red and Amber Timer and assign it to symbol ‘GreenTimerDone’. 4. Place a Coil by selecting the New Coil button from the toolbar next to the Green Light Timer.
Page 48 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON Examine each symbol’s usage in the program by selecting a symbol whilst displaying the Address Reference Tool, or moving around the diagram with the cursor. The Ladder Program can also be viewed and edited in Mnemonics view. Block Programs can be entered in either Mnemonics view or by showing a rung in statement list within the ladder editor..
Page 49 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide 2. Select the Compare with PLC button from the toolbar. The Compare Options dialogue is displayed. Set the Programs field and select the OK pushbutton. The Compare dialogue is displayed.
Page 50: Summary
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 2 – Quick Start Guide OMRON On-line Edit Although the downloaded program has been greyed to prevent direct editing, the Ladder program can be amended by explicitly selecting the On-line Edit feature. It is usual to have the PLC operating in Monitor mode while using on-line editing functions. On-line editing is not possible in Run mode.
Page 51: Chapter 3 Project Reference
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference CHAPTER 3 Project Reference This chapter describes the different views available; the features common to the objects displayed in the Project Window and standard Microsoft Windows procedures that are also common to these components.
Page 52 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Use the following procedures to insert, rename, move or delete a section in a program. 1, 2, 3… Inserting a new program section (a) Select the program name in the Project tree.
Page 53 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference (b) Instead of using the Edit commands, it is possible to drag and drop the section in a similar way to moving it. However, if the ‘Ctrl’ key is held down before dropping the section (on the program item), then a copy operation will take place.
Page 54: Cross-Reference Report
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Cross-Reference Report The Cross-Reference Report allows the symbol usage within different memory areas to be examined. It can be used for checking the values being set by instructions when the program is not behaving as expected. It can also allow the programmer to make efficient use of memory resources.
Page 55: Output Window
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference Use the following procedure to use the Address Reference Tool. 1, 2, 3… Open a Ladder program by double-clicking the program object in the project workspace. Select a cell in the Ladder program.
Page 56: Watch Window
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON To clear the view, select Clear from the context sensitive menu. To go to the source of errors indicated in the Compile or Find Report tabs, double-click the message in the output window.
Page 57: Options And Preferences
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference items within the watch window is cleared. When either monitoring or pause monitoring is re-started, the value field of all the items within the watch window is refreshed with the current value.
Page 58 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Setting the Show grid by default will place a dot pattern around each cell on the ladder diagram. This pattern can aid element placement, but may be removed for a clearer display.
Page 59 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference 4. Select the default CPU from the CPU field. When a new PLC is created, these details will be used to initialise it. A PLC type and CPU combination may be selected, or the Use Current PLC button can be pressed, to set the details to that of the currently selected PLC in the project.
Page 60 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON 1. Select the Appearance tab within the Options dialogue. 1, 2, 3… Select the item to be changed from the Item field, or select the item to change in the sample diagram.
Page 61 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference Name When this option is selected it is possible to set the number of lines to be shown for a symbol name, and whether they are shown above or below the element (i.e. above or below a contact or coil).
Page 62 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Show Program / Section Comments When the Show option is checked, every first rung in a section will show the Program Comments and Section Comments at the top of the ladder program. Double-click the comments to edit them.
Page 63: Finding And Replacing
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference Select the Zoom to Fit button to change the size of the program width to the length of the Diagram view. Finding and Replacing CX-Programmer provides facilities for finding references to particular text, and replacing text with other text.
Page 64 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Use the following procedure to execute a find. Select an object in the project workspace to begin the search. 1, 2, 3… 2. Select the Find button from the toolbar or select the Find option from the Edit menu.
Page 65 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference Using Find and Replace Type of search The search takes place within programs and symbol tables, depending upon the currently selected item on the Project Workspace or the currently selected window. If for example the focus is on the Project Workspace when the search is started then all searchable items within the workspace will be searched in tree order.
Page 66 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Normally, a match will only be found if text within the item matches exactly what is being searched for. Note, however, a 'wildcard' can be used of '*' to search for partial matches. The '*' wildcard indicates that any following characters are to be ignored in a single word when searching for a match.
Page 67: Properties
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference replacement of ‘#10’ will actually show as ‘#16’ back in the program display for a BCD operand. It is possible to move a range of integers to a new starting point, using the same method as 'Moving Addresses'.
Page 68 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON A Pin feature is available for all Properties. Select the Pin button from the Properties dialogue to keep the dialogue on top of other windows. Use the following procedure to view properties.
Page 69: Using Microsoft Windows Features In Cx-Programmer
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference Program Properties The Program Properties dialogue allows a PLC name to be entered or amended and for tasking PLCs, allows their tasking type to be defined (CS/CJ-series PLCs only). The icon to the left of the project workspace changes according to the task type selected.
Page 70 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON It is not possible to save a CX-Programmer project as a SYSWIN, CVSS, SSS or CPT file. Printing Project Details Periodic hard copy printing may be necessary during project development. CX-Programmer provides printouts of the following items: ♦...
Page 71 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference ♦ Expand All. Expands the project hierarchy to show all components. This option is only available from the project workspace context sensitive menu (i.e. ensure that a component has not been selected).
Page 72 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON Undoing and Redoing an Operation An item in the Diagram Workspace can be restored to an earlier state. Select the Undo button from the toolbar to undo the last action. Select the Redo button from the toolbar to re-apply an action.
Page 73 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference Select the Details button from the toolbar to display content with associated details. Next Reference The Next Reference command works with the Output Window. It jumps the program display to the point referred to on the next line of the output window.
Page 74 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON When a rung is chosen, the program section is immediately shown at the chosen position. Note: The size of the Go to Commented Rung window displayed when Edit | Go to | Commented Rung is selected can be changed.
Page 75 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference 1. Select Toolbars from the View menu. From the Toolbars dialogue select the Toolbars 1, 2, 3… tab. 2. Select the toolbars from the Toolbars: field to be viewed the toolbar in the CX- Programmer environment.
Page 76 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 3 – Project Reference OMRON From the View menu select the Toolbars option, then from the Toolbars dialogue select 1, 2, 3… the Commands tab. From the list of Categories select the type of buttons to be viewed. The buttons associated with that category are then displayed.
Page 77: Chapter 4 Reference
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference CHAPTER 4 Reference This chapter introduces the objects contained in the project workspace and discusses their associated commands and features. The following components, which are available either from the project hierarchy or from main menu, form part of the CX-Server software.
Page 78: Symbols
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Programs written for one type of PLC may not be fully compatible with another type of PLC. In this event, CX- Programmer attempts to change addresses and mnemonic instructions from the source PLC type to equivalent addresses and instructions on the new type of PLC.
Page 79 ‘#’. REAL 2 words IEEE Address of a floating-point number. The format is the 32-bit IEEE format. For the special OMRON floating point format (FDIV instruction) use the UDINT_BCD type. LREAL 4 words IEEE Address of a floating-point number. The format is the 64-bit IEEE format.
Page 80 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Local Symbols These symbols are specific to a particular program, and cannot be referenced by any other. It is recommended that symbols are defined locally to a program unless the address is being used in multiple programs. This makes the project more manageable and maintainable.
Page 81 CHAPTER 4 – Reference Sharing Symbols with Other Applications Some OMRON applications may be able to share symbol definitions with other packages. CX-Programmer supports this feature. In order to allow sharing of symbols, it is necessary to link a CX-Server file with the project, which holds a copy of the desired symbols.
Page 82 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Find and Replace If the ‘Automatically Generate Symbol Name’ option is selected then the ‘unnamed’ symbols can be found in a Find and Replace operation which searches for Symbol Names. If the checkbox is left unchecked symbols will not be found in the Find or Replace.
Page 83 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference It is now possible to edit the Symbol entries to correct the errors. The new corrections will appear in the ‘New ?’ column or to mark them for deletion. Selecting OK will commit the Symbols, with changes, to the Symbol Table for checking and inserting.
Page 84 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Use the following procedure to apply automatic allocation. 1, 2, 3… 1. Select (tick) the Enable automatic allocation for this PLC option. A list of memory ranges may be entered for the PLC. The list is ordered, so that the first area in the list is allocated first.
Page 85 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference Enter the Start Address, the Size in channels (16 bit words) then select the Data types that can be allocated in that area. On pressing the OK button, the address range is checked for validity and an appropriate error message in a message box is displayed.
Page 86: Program Editing
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Program Editing A number of procedures can be performed from within the Ladder program but it depends upon whether an instruction, contact, coil, or workspace has been selected. To view the Ladder program, select the View Diagram button from the toolbar.
Page 87 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference A Grid can be toggled on or off using by selecting the Grid button from the toolbar. When the Grid is on, dots are displayed at the connection points of each cell in the program.
Page 88 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Enter a name or address for the contact or coil. This can be typed in directly or selected from the field. Note: Check the Show with comment dialog option in the Diagram tab of the Options dialogue to display a comment dialogue.
Page 89 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference Use the following procedure to force bits. 1, 2, 3… Obtain the Ladder program and select the element to be forced. 2. Select Force from the context sensitive menu, followed by On, Off or Cancel.
Page 90 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON The dialog can be displayed in two forms, either: simple dialog mode or detailed dialog mode. The default mode can be set in the Diagram tab in the Options dialogue. To change the simple dialog mode to a detailed dialog mode, select Detail pushbutton.
Page 91 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference The Expansion Table pushbutton on the Edit Instruction dialogue displays the Expansion Instruction Mapping dialogue and is only available to certain PLCs. This dialogue allows certain instructions to be assigned to an expansion slot.
Page 92 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Note: Unlike the Ladder programs for most PLCs, the Ladder programs for CV-series PLCs show a step offset number for the rung comment (this is because this series has a rung comment instruction).
Page 93: Memory View
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference To complete the editing, press ‘Escape’ which will exit from editing mode. It may be possible to show the rung back in ladder format. Choose the Show as Rung Ladder option to toggle back to ladder format. It may not be possible to show the instructions in a ladder form.
Page 94: Mnemonic Program Editing
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Mnemonic Program Editing The mnemonic view of a program allows mnemonic instructions to be typed directly. This feature is for advanced users who wish to bypass the more structured programming available in the Ladder program.
Page 95 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference 2. Select the Work Online Simulator button from the toolbar. The simulator starts and CX-Programmer goes on-line. The Download Options dialogue is displayed allowing individual components to be selected for transfer to the PLC, for example, programs, PLC settings, IO table, symbol tables, and comments.
Page 96 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Use the following procedure to show the rungs in RungWrap. 1, 2, 3… Select the PLC object from the project workspace. 2. Select the Work On-line button from the toolbar. A confirmation message is displayed: select the Yes pushbutton to connect to the PLC.
Page 97 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference before going online. • If Transfer to PLC is selected, the program will be downloaded to the PLC before going online. On-line editing can now take place, as it would be accomplished offline. The final END instruction cannot be edited on-line.
Page 98 Note: It is possible to load symbol definitions from the PLC, if it has a file-card (CS/CJ/CV PLCs), file memory or comment memory. Loading symbols from comment memory is for backward compatibility with the OMRON SSS package: the symbols contained in the memory will be unnamed, global symbols.
Page 99 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference ♦ UM allocation data (CQM1, C200HE, C200HG, C200HS and C200HX only). Use the following procedure to compare programs on the computer and on the PLC. 1, 2, 3… Select the PLC object in the project workspace.
Page 100 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Program Monitoring Program monitoring allows the power flow of a PLC program to be displayed whilst the PLC program is running. Power flow is displayed by a thick line across items in the Ladder program that currently have power flowing through them.
Page 101 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference Triggered: When the pause is triggered, a trigger condition is necessary. A trigger condition happens when the contents of an address reaches a certain value or makes a transition. It is possible to enter an address or a symbol name into the dialog, or browse for a symbol.
Page 102 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON Open the cycle time dialog using the Cycle Time command in the PLC/Edit menu. The mean, minimum and maximum cycle time is shown in the Cycle Time fields. Select the Reset button to empty the PLC’s history buffer for these fields – the values will then be calculated and updated by the PLC using the latest values only.
Page 103: Flash Rom Backup
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference Use the following procedure to set the PLC’s clock. 1, 2, 3… Select the PLC object in the project workspace to display the Ladder program in the Diagram Workspace. 2. Select the Work On-line button from the toolbar. A confirmation message is displayed;...
Page 104 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 4 – Reference OMRON CX-Programmer always monitors the backup status while operating in online mode. Title Bar This shows the name of the dialog and the name of the connected PLC. Warning In this example the PLC memory backup is in progress and the warning indicates that the PLC must not be powered off if the backup is to be successful.
Page 105: Data Trace/Time Chart Monitoring
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 4 – Reference Note: The data transferred for each PLC is listed below. Data C1000H/2000H Program, I/O tables, SYSMAC NET data link tables, battery error detection method C200H Program, I/O tables, Fixed DM, battery error detection method...
Page 107: Chapter 5 Advanced Topics
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 5 – Advanced Topics CHAPTER 5 Advanced Topics This chapter discusses features and topics associated with CX-Programmer for use by advanced programmers. Writing More Maintainable Programs CX-Programmer contains features that allow better-documented, more maintainable programs to be developed.
Page 108: Using Cx-Programmer With Other Applications
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 5 – Advanced Topics OMRON Using CX-Programmer with Other Applications CX-Programmer can be utilised effectively with other applications within the Microsoft Windows environment. Converting Projects It is possible to convert data from other applications to CX-Programmer. A file conversion utility is provided with CX-Programmer that allows files from other packages to be converted to a CX-Programmer project.
Page 109 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 5 – Advanced Topics Note: The linkage between CX-Programmer and another application operates both ways. It is possible for the other application to change the definitions of linked symbols, and to create them. When CX-Programmer opens its project again, the ‘.CDM’ file is checked for any changes made to the linked symbols within CX-Programmer.
Page 110: Converting Programs Between Plc Types
PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 5 – Advanced Topics OMRON Note: It is possible to have a blank address in this format, in which case the address will be automatically-allocated by CX-Programmer. Spreadsheets When using a spreadsheet to create the data, use a table of the relevant number of columns and rows in the format above.
Page 111: Applying A Password To The Plc Programs
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON CHAPTER 5 – Advanced Topics Use the following procedure to convert program to PLC types. 1, 2, 3… Double-click the PLC object in the project workspace. The Change PLC dialogue is displayed, part of the CX-Server application. Change its CPU and PLC device to the new type.
Page 112 PART 1: CX-Programmer CHAPTER 5 – Advanced Topics OMRON The ‘System protection password’, specified as a four-digit hexadecimal value, provides overall protection for the whole of program memory. It is possible to protect several programs or chapters of programs using the ‘Partial protection password’. For each program that needs to be protected check the Protect program option and specify a range of steps on the protection tab of the Program Properties dialogue.
Page 113: Appendix A Toolbars And Keyboard Shortcuts
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts APPENDIX A Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts The following tables summarise the toolbars and keyboard shortcuts available from CX-Programmer. The F1 function key provides context help. It is possible to redefine the toolbars. It is also possible to drag/drop the toolbar buttons between toolbars, or drag buttons off the toolbars to remove them.
Page 114: Diagram Toolbar
PART 1: CX-Programmer APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Diagram Toolbar Zoom Out – zooms out the display of the ladder editing window. Zoom In – zooms in the display of the ladder editing window Zoom To Fit – zooms the display to fit ladder program width into the window.
Page 115: Plc Toolbar
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts PLC Toolbar Work Online – toggles the connection to the selected PLC. Toggle PLC Mounting – toggles monitoring for this PLC. Work Online Simulator – toggles the connection to the Simulator.
Page 116: Views Toolbar
PART 1: CX-Programmer APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Views Toolbar Toggle Project Workspace – toggles whether period workspace is on view. Toggle Output Window – toggles whether the output window is on view. Toggle Watch Window – toggles the watch window On and Off.
Page 117: Keyboard Shortcuts
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts Keyboard Shortcuts Using the Keyboard Mapping feature it is possible to reassign, add or add new keyboard keys used as short-cuts for any of the menu/ tool bar commands. It is also possible to assign several different keys to action a particular command.
Page 118 PART 1: CX-Programmer APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Insert Rung Below [Insert] | [Rung] | [Below] Insert Rung Above [Insert] | [Rung] | [Above] [Shift]+[R] Insert Row [Insert] | [Row] [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Down] Insert Column [Insert] | [Column] [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Right]...
Page 119: Default Sysmac Support Soft Keyboard Mapping
PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts Send on-line edit changes [Programs] | [Online Edit] | [Send Changes] [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[E] Cancel on-line edit [Programs] | [Online Edit] | [Cancel] [Ctrl]+[U] Default SYSMAC Support Soft Keyboard mapping Basic operations Shortcuts for all functions except for the following, are the same as the default CX-Programmer.
Page 120 PART 1: CX-Programmer APPENDIX A – Toolbar and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Function Menu Shortcut keys Monitor in RungWrap [View] | [Monitor in RungWrap] [Shift]+[F11] Monitor in Hex [View] | [Monitor In Hex] [Alt]+[F10] Force on [PLC] | [Force] | [On]...
Page 121 OMRON PLCs and their supported network types. CX-Server Project A definition of an OMRON PLC network configuration. It identifies all devices and networks within a particular configuration including the areas of PLC memory (points) that can be read from or written to.
Page 122 Device type A type of OMRON PLC. Device A type of OMRON automation device, either a PLC, Temperature Controller, Memory Card Writer or PROM Writer. Dialogue A window asking for some form of response from the user, usually in the form of either entering requested information, selecting displayed data, or confirming an operation.
Page 123 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON GLOSSARY OF TERMS - CX-Programmer User Manual Memory Card component The CX-Server application, as utilised by CX-Programmer, manages the file storage to and from PLC memory cards. Microsoft Excel A spreadsheet application. Microsoft Windows Explorer A file handling application part of the Microsoft Windows suite.
Page 124 Transfer to PLC The transfer of a program or data from a host (either a computer or a programming device) to a lower-level (or slave) device. Units A component of an OMRON PLC system configuration. Upload See Transfer from PLC. Watch window An area of the CX-Programmer display that is reserved for monitoring PLC addresses.
Page 125 INDEX CX-Programmer About · 6 Customer support · 6 Exit · 11 Getting started · 9 About CX-Programmer · 6 Installation · 3 About this Manual · 1 Licensing · 4, 9 Access Other applications · 82 Address Reference tool · 29 Preferences ·...
Page 126 PART 1: CX-Programmer GLOSSARY OF TERMS - CX-Programmer User Manual OMRON Previous · 48 Find and replace · 37 Rung / Step Number · 47 Find instruction · 64 Go to Commented Rung · 48 Forced bits · 62 Go to online-edit rung · 24 Grid ·...
Page 127 Preferences · 31 Appearance · 33 Font · 34 Ladder program · 31 Offline Program Verification · 23 PLC · 32 Omron CX-Programmer · 1 Preferences Online Action · 70 Ladder information · 34 Online editing · 24 Symbols · 33 On-line help ·...
Page 128 PART 1: CX-Programmer GLOSSARY OF TERMS - CX-Programmer User Manual OMRON Access Mnemonics view · 13, 68 F3 Searching · 41 Access PLC · 22, 23, 42, 51, 52, 54, 60, 61, 67, 69, 70, 71, Moving Addresses · 40 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 78 Operands ·...
Page 129 PART 1: CX-Programmer OMRON GLOSSARY OF TERMS - CX-Programmer User Manual Validating Symbols · 54 Creating a New Toolbar · 50 Synchronize ladder and mnemonic cursors · 32 Customerising a Toolbar · 49 System requirements · 3 Views SYSWIN File Loading · 43 Dock ·...
Page 131 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools...
Page 133 OMRON Product References All OMRON products are capitalised in this manual. The word “Unit” is also capitalised when it refers to an OMRON product, regardless of whether or not it appears in the proper name of the product.
Page 134 All copyright and trademarks acknowledged. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Moreover, because OMRON is constantly striving to improve its high-quality products, the information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice.
Page 135 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools About this Manual This manual describes the CX-Server application and its ability to control and monitor a range of OMRON PLCs. It does not provide detailed information concerning the PLCs themselves, for this information the commercial manual for the device must be consulted.
Page 137 OMRON PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 Technical Specification .............. 1 CX-Server PLC Tools Software ..........................1 About this Manual ..............................1 CX-Server 1.7 PLC Tools: New Features......................2 System Requirements ............................2 Communications Requirements ..........................3 Installation ................................3 Starting CX-Server PLC Tools ..........................3 Help and How to Access it ............................3...
Page 138 OMRON PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools PLC Timings ..............................33 Hold ................................34 C-Series PLC Settings ............................34 PLC Startup ..............................34 Cycle Time ..............................35 Interrupt/Refresh............................35 P..................................36 Error Settings..............................36 High Speed Counters .............................36 Device Net ..............................37 PC to PLC Communications..........................37 Uploading PLC Settings ..........................37 Downloading PLC Settings ...........................38...
Page 139 OMRON PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools Displaying the PLC Unit Status........................57 Testing the Network Connection ........................58 Communications Unit Setup..........................58 SYSMAC LINK Settings.............................58 Network Status ..............................58 Network Settings ............................58 Controller Link Settings............................59 Network Status ..............................59 Network Settings ............................59 Routing Tables..............................59 Data Link ................................59 Data Link Setup.............................60...
Page 140 OMRON PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX A Network Availability ............115 C**H Device Group ............................115 C**K Device Group ............................115 C**P Device Group ............................115 C1000H Device Group ............................115 C20 Device Group .............................115 C2000H Device Group ............................116 C200H Device Group ............................116 C200HE Device Group ............................116...
Page 141 OMRON PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools General Memory Areas ..........................128 CPU 42 Memory Areas ..........................128 CPU 43 Memory Areas ..........................129 CPU 44 Memory Areas ..........................129 CPU 45 Memory Areas ..........................129 CJ1H-H Device Group............................129 General Memory Areas ..........................129 CPU 65 Memory Areas ..........................130 CPU 66 Memory Areas ..........................130...
Page 142 OMRON PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX C Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts ........141 PLC Memory Component..........................141 Toolbars...............................141 Keyboard Shortcuts .............................141 Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component.....................142 Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts ........................142 Memory Card Component ..........................143 Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts ........................143 CX-Net Network Configuration Tool........................143 Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts ........................143...
Page 143 CX-Server PC Tools. CX-Server PLC Tools Software PLC Tools are a collection of utilities and programs that provide configuration and control for Omron PLCs and Networks. CX-Server PLC Tools consists of the following components: ♦...
Page 144 Microsoft documentation before using the CX-Server PLC Tools. CX-Server 1.7 PLC Tools: New Features This version of the CX-Server PLC Tools offers significant functionality for communication with OMRON PLCs and management of their associated settings information.
Page 145 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 1 - Technical Specification Communications Requirements In order to use serial communication types SYSMAC WAY and Toolbus a RS232 connections via a standard serial port on the PC (COM1 etc.) or a RS422 connections to a 422 serial board is required.
Page 146 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON Help Topics For any of the PLC Tools select the Help Contents option on the Help menu. The Help system provides a standard look-up dialogue under the Contents tab showing the contents of the PLC Tools Help file. Click on an item to read the associated information.
Page 147 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 1 - Technical Specification ♦ Online Status. The online or offline status of the PLC. (i.e. connected to PLC or not). ♦ PLC Mode. When connected to a PLC, this shows the current PLC mode. Connection errors are also displayed here.
Page 148 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON Customer Services Required Information Table Version number of CX-Server component or tool: Serial number of the software: Operating system and version number: Language of operating system: PLC type, model and CPU details:...
Page 149 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component CHAPTER 2 PLC Memory Component This chapter describes the PLC Memory component and its ability to allow the user to view, edit and monitor either channels (words) or individual bits in areas of the PLC.
Page 150 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component OMRON The toolbar and status bar can both be turned on or off. Select Status Bar from the View menu to control the display of the status bar. Select Toolbar from the View menu to control the display of the PLC Memory toolbar.
Page 151 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component PC to PLC Communications The PLC Memory component permits the transfer of data to and from the PLC and allows comparisons to be made between data stored on the computer and the PLC. Use the following procedure to retrieve data from the PLC.
Page 152 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component OMRON Whilst comparing, all values resident on the PLC that are different to those on the PC are annotated in brackets. Further editing to the data area causes further differences between PC and PLC versions, and these are also annotated.
Page 153 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component • In the PLC Memory window, both individual bits for each word and the hexadecimal value of the word can be monitored at the same time if the display format is set to BIN (binary).
Page 154 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component OMRON PLC Address Area The Address tab of the PLC Memory dialogue allows monitoring and forcing the status of individual bits. Monitoring Use the following to monitor an address or a symbol from an invoking application.
Page 155 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component Further rows can be inserted into the Address Monitor window by selecting Insert from the Address menu. Rows can be removed by selecting Remove from the Address menu. All rows can be removed by selecting Remove All from the Address menu.
Page 156 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component OMRON PLC Memory Management A number of features of the PLC Memory Component are common to both the Memory tab and Address tab. PLC Memory component files can be saved to the CX-Server project. Use the following procedure to save PLC Memory component details to the CX-Server project.
Page 157 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 2 – PLC Memory Component 1, 2, 3… Select an item or items in a window. 2. Select the Copy button from the toolbar to copy the item, or the Cut button from the toolbar to move the item.
Page 159 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component CHAPTER 3 IO Table Component This chapter describes the IO Table component available to C-series, CV-series, CS1-series and CJ1-series PLCs and its ability to create, retrieve and edit a configured PLC’s rack and address data.
Page 160 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component OMRON To collapse the IO Table, select this icon. For CV-series PLCs, SIOU units are shown on the IO Table tree as a separate rack. For CS1-series PLCs, SIOU units are all integrated into the main rack.
Page 161 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component Counters, Position Controller, Numerical Control and ASCII Units Use the following procedure to apply unit settings to Counters, Position Controllers, Numerical Control and ASCII units. 1, 2, 3…...
Page 162 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component OMRON ♦ Sysmac-Bus Master; ♦ SysNet. For CS1-series PLCs SIOU/Communications Units the following Unit Setup and Software Switches setup can be performed: ♦ Controller Link Unit; ♦ Device Net and Open Network controllers;...
Page 163 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component ♦ Controller Link. Allows the polling status of the node to be set (whether it is a polling or polled unit) and whether to clear the Controller Link unit EPROM.
Page 164 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component OMRON 7. Select Transfer from PLC from the Options menu to write the changes back to the table. The IP Router Table establishes communications between different networks by maintaining the IP address for each interface and is created by clicking on the Insert pushbutton above the IP Router table dialogue.
Page 165 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component PC to PLC Communications The IO Table component permits the transferring of data to and from the PLC and allows comparisons to be made between data stored on the PC and the PLC.
Page 166 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component OMRON PLC Specific Features A number of features specific to types of PLC are described in the following paragraphs. Hot Swapping Hot swapping is permitted for C1000H/C2000H PLCs and allows modules to be changed without having to power down.
Page 167 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component Setting Rack Start Addresses This option is only available to CV-series PLCs and CS1-series PLCs. Use the following procedure to set Rack Start Addresses. 1, 2, 3… 1. Select Rack Start Addresses from the Option menu. The Rack Start Addresses dialogue box is displayed.
Page 169 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component CHAPTER 4 PLC Setup Component This chapter describes the PLC Setup component and the procedures involved in changing a PLC’s settings both offline and online. The PLC Setup component allows the PLC settings to be entered for individual C-series PLCs, CV-series PLCs or CS1-series PLCs.
Page 170 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component OMRON ♦ Monitor - Select this to start monitoring the running program when the PLC is powered on. ♦ Run - Select this to run the PLC’s program when the PLC is powered on.
Page 171 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component 1, 2, 3… Check the Watch Cycle Time setting and set the watch cycle time if enabled for the PLC; the default is 0 ms. 2. Deselect the Set Time to all Events setting to enter a time period for all event processes;...
Page 172 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component OMRON Select one option from the list to set the execution mode. Choosing Not Specified will disable all the options within the Peripheral Service dialog, except for 'Set time to all events'. Not Specified is the only way of setting the Peripheral Service Execution Time to zero.
Page 173 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component created or transferred. Note that this setting only takes effect at startup or at the start of an operation. It cannot be changed during an operation. Hot Swap Allow Plural Units - Selecting this option enables Units operating in Parallel or Duplex mode to be replaced while online.
Page 174 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component OMRON ♦ Mode 3. Displays a 4-character message when the IODP (189) instruction is executed in the unit’s program. Check the Automatically Transfer User Program setting to automatically transfer the user program from one of the PLCs memory cards when the PLC starts-up.
Page 175 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component ♦ The Multiple JMP000 use setting. ♦ The Run program on IO verify error setting. ♦ The Startup trace setting. ♦ The Nest IO interrupts setting. ♦ The IO Interrupt setting.
Page 176 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component OMRON 1, 2, 3… Check the Watch Cycle Time setting and set the watch cycle time if enabled for the PLC; the default is 1000ms. Check the Power Off Interrupt setting, and set if enabled for the PLC; the default is 0ms.
Page 177 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component Expansion Instructions Set to either Default or User Settings. This option is only available for SRM1, CPM2* PLCs. CompoBus/S Devices (CPM2*-S*) Select the Maximum number of CompoBus and S Devices to either 16 or 32.
Page 178 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component OMRON Port Settings The Peripheral Port, Comms Board A, Comms Board B and Host Link Port tabs of the PLC Setup component defines the settings for the connection between the PC and PLC. The default settings may be used or an alternative communications protocol defined.
Page 179 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component comparison control that is not affected by the PLCs cycle time. High-speed counter signals can be input to CPU bits 00000 through 00002. In incrementing mode, input 00001 can be used as a regular input.
Page 180 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 4 – PLC Setup Component OMRON 1, 2, 3… Ensure the PLC is online before activating the PLC Setup component. 2. Select Transfer from PLC from the Options menu. A confirmatory dialogue is displayed.
Page 181 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 5 – Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component CHAPTER 5 Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component This chapter describes the Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor component and its ability to display either the PLCs uploaded data trace buffer or monitored data obtained from the PLC’s memory areas during program execution.
Page 182 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 5 – Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component OMRON ♦ Setting a timer interval. The trace can be performed in increments of 5ms during a 5-2550ms cycle. To sample data only once each cycle, set the interval to 0ms.
Page 183 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 5 – Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component Set the trigger condition that causes the data trace to start by selecting a Symbol/Address and Value on the Trigger tab. Use the Browse pushbutton to insert a known symbol from the invoking application.
Page 184 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 5 – Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component OMRON Saving Data Trace Settings Data Trace settings can be stored on file together with the results of the Data Trace via a standard File Save dialogue. Use the following procedure to save Data Trace settings.
Page 185 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 5 – Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component bar can be moved by placing the mouse cursor over the splitter bar and dragging it to its new position to show more or less of the displayed numbers.
Page 186 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 5 – Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component OMRON If required, Select a Change pushbutton for another colour and repeat step 3. 5. Select the Apply pushbutton from the Trace Colour Selection dialogue to apply the change colour settings.
Page 187 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 6 – PLC Error Component CHAPTER 6 PLC Error Component This chapter describes the PLC Error component and its ability to display and clear PLC errors, the PLC Error Log and messages. The PLC Error component is only available when the PLC is online.
Page 188 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 6 – PLC Error Component OMRON 1, 2, 3… 1. Select the Errors tab in the PLC Error component. 2. Select the Clear All pushbutton. There are three types of errors that can be recorded.
Page 189 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 6 – PLC Error Component 1, 2, 3… 1. Select the Settings option from the Options menu. 2. Select the Clock tab. Check the Monitor the PLC Clock setting. The current clock time from the PLC is then displayed in the status bar so the user can verify the current time against the error log entries.
Page 190 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 6 – PLC Error Component OMRON Overwriting is only performed when the maximum number of records in the Error Log has been reached. Again this is PLC dependent. 1, 2, 3… 1. Select the Settings option from the Options menu 2.
Page 191 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 7 – Memory Card Component CHAPTER 7 Memory Card Component This chapter describes the Memory Card component available to CV-series PLCs and CS1-series PLCs and its ability to store and transfer data. File storage is achieved by a File memory card for a CV-series PLC and a Compact Flash or EM memory configured as ‘file memory’...
Page 192 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 7 – Memory Card Component OMRON For CV-series PLCs memory cards can be either RAM, EPROM, or EEPROM. EPROM and EEPROM cards can only be written to using the Memory Card Writer. For CS1-series PLCs memory cards can be either Compact Flash disk or configured EM memory.
Page 193 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 7 – Memory Card Component 4. Select the Paste button from the toolbar to paste the item. A Paste operation can be performed several times without copying again. A file or label (if at top level) can be renamed. Use the following procedure to rename memory card data.
Page 195 CS1-series or CV-series) and the network to which that PLC is connected (SYSMAC LINK, SYSMAC NET, Ethernet or Controller Link). Refer to the specific OMRON System and Operation manuals for details of the operation of the various network units and their available settings and options.
Page 196 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool OMRON CV-series PLCs also have routing tables which, unlike the C-series, are not dependent upon the networks (SYSMAC LINK, SYSMAC NET or Ethernet or Controller Link) to which they are connected. These tables are known as FINS routing tables.
Page 197 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool To change a device within a CX-Server project, select the Change Device option from the Project menu. The Change PLC dialogue is displayed. Editing a Device List The Device List dialogue, (see Runtime User manual) can be used to change the settings of the PLCs in the currently opened CX-Server project, and to add new PLCs.
Page 198 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool OMRON shows a tick against it and the toolbar button is depressed). When the device is closed, the details displayed in the Connection part of the CX-Net Network Configuration tool are removed.
Page 199 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool Displaying PLC Device Information The PLC Device Information dialogue displays the selected CX-Server project PLC’s device and connection details. To display PLC device information, select the Display PLC Information button from the toolbar, or select the Information command from the PLC menu.
Page 200 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool OMRON Select the Show Unit Status button from the toolbar or select Unit Status from the PLC menu. Select the Clear Log pushbutton to delete the entries in the error log.
Page 201 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool On entry, this dialogue displays the last parameters entered for a selected network. Use the following procedure to setup SYSMAC LINK Network Settings. 1, 2, 3… 1. Select the Network Setup option from the SYSMAC LINK menu.
Page 202 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool OMRON Data can only be shared on a single physical network. A gateway cannot be used to pass information from one network to another. SYSMAC NET data links can be configured so that both C-Series and CV-Series PLCs can share data.
Page 203 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool 1, 2, 3… Click on the Save As pushbutton in the Data Link Setup dialogue. The Save As dialogue is displayed. Enter the new file name for the data link table (ensure that the file type is correct) in the File name field.
Page 204 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 8 – CX-Net Network Configuration Tool OMRON The Add SYSMAC NET Data Link Table Item dialogue allows the memory area at the node to be configured. Use the following procedure to configure the node.
Page 205 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 9 – PLC Clock Tool CHAPTER 9 PLC Clock Tool The PLC Clock tool provides a facility to monitor and set the PLC Clock and synchronise the PLC clock to the PC clock.
Page 207 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor CHAPTER 10 Data Links What Are Data Links? Overview Data links automatically exchange data in preset areas between nodes (PLCs and/or computers) on a network. Settings can be made either manually or automatically.
Page 208 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Automatic Settings Automatic settings can be used for simple data exchanges involving fixed allocations, when all nodes are set for the same send size and the same data is to be shared among all nodes in order of node address.
Page 209 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor User Interface Overview Datalink Component The following illustration shows the window used when constructing Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK data links manually. Toolbar Data Link Configuration window Node Editing...
Page 210 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Menu Sub-menus/Com Function mands Exit Exits the Datalink Component window. View Move Right Moves the cursor to the right in the Data Link Configuration window. Move Left Moves the cursor to the left in the Data Link Configuration window.
Page 211 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Toolbar (1) (2) (3) (4) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) Icon Function Creates new data link tables. Show All Network Nodes Shows all nodes in the network.
Page 212 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Function Bar (10) Icon Function F1: Help Displays help. F2: Node<->Table Moves the focus between nodes and tables. F3: Link Start Address Moves the focus between settings for the link start addresses (status, Area 1, Area 2).
Page 213 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Procedure through Data Link Startup Start the software. Open the Datalink Component window (Data Link | Setup | Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK or SYSMAC NET). Creating Data Link Tables Online 1) Datalink Wizard Settings (Table | Wizard).
Page 214 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Make the settings for (1) to (8) below. (1)Participating data link nodes (7) Receive (2) Node 1 Node 2 Node 3 sizes from PLC type Area setting remote nodes...
Page 215 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Adding nodes Select Table | Add Source Link . Adding link words Select Table | Add Destination . Deleting specified nodes or link areas Select the node from the node list, and then click F8: Delete Node .
Page 216 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Data Link Setup Example Area 1 Node 1 Node 2 Node 3 CIO 1000 CIO 1200 IR 300 Receive (#2) Receive (#1) Send (#1) Offset 10 words IR 320...
Page 217 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Creating Data Link Tables Offline First create manually set data link tables offline. Datalink Wizard Operations While offline, select Setup from the Data Link menu in CX-Net. The Data Link dialog box will be displayed.
Page 218 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Select Table | Wizard. If data link tables have already been input, the following dialog box will be displayed. (It will not be displayed if these are the first data link tables being created.) Click the Yes button.
Page 219 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Start Address Area 1 start address Area 2 start address Size Area 1 local node send size (in words) Area 2 local node send size (in words) Status Data link status memory area (See note.)
Page 220 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Set node address 02 as shown in the following table. Item Data set Description Node address − PLC type CS1G-CPU45 − Area 1 Memory area Sets CIO 1200 as the data link start address for the Area 1 local node.
Page 221 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Reference: Fast Datalink Wizard Settings It is possible to generate a table with all nodes set for the same PLC type and the same areas (using Fast Default Table Generation), and then to modify individual nodes in the Node Editing window as required.
Page 222 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Node Editing Window Settings The following Datalink Component window will be displayed. Data Link Configuration window Node Editing window Data Link Configuration Window Indicates the data link memory area.
Page 223 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Node Editing Window Settings Set the data link details for each node (i.e., send size, receive size, reception offset) in the Node Editing window. Note: The Node Edit window appears in table format by default, as shown below. To convert it back into the earlier list format, select View | Show in List.
Page 224 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Node Editing Window (Edited Node Address: Node 01) Function Address at local node Address at remote node Indicates that 20 words (D00000 to D00019) from a remote node (node 03) are received into the area starting from CIO 01000 (i.e., CIO...
Page 225 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Reference: Size modifications and offsets can be set in the Area Specify dialog box that is displayed by double-clicking on the data link configuration icon (oval for send area...
Page 226 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Changing Node Refresh Sequences The node refresh sequence set for each node by the Datalink Wizard can be changed in the Node Editing window. In the Node Editing window, select the node for which the refresh sequence is to be changed.
Page 227 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor The node will be added. Added. Deleting Nodes Added to the Data Links Select the node to be deleted from the Node Editing window. Delete the node by clicking the F8: Delete Node button in the Function Bar.
Page 228 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Procedure Using Setup Example Set Area 1 for each node, based on the data link setup example in the example system configuration. Note: The receive size and reception offset can only be set for Controller Link, and not for SYSMAC LINK.
Page 229 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Setting Node Address 02 Node address 02 is set in the same way as node address 01. Local node send area Receive area from remote nodes Setting Node Address 03 (Setting an Offset) For node address 03, the procedure for setting the node refresh sequence and the offset is as follows: Select node address 03 from the node address list on the left.
Page 230 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Checking Data Link Tables Select Table | Validate Table in the Data Link Editor (Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK). The results of the check will be displayed as shown in the following illustration.
Page 231 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Saving Data Link Tables Follow the procedure below to save data link tables that have been generated. Data link tables are saved with a .cl3 file name extension as the default. It is also possible to save them in .csv format.
Page 232 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Writing CSV Files (Saving) Once data link tables have been created, they can be written to CSV-format files. Select Save As from the File menu in the Datalink Component dialog box, and then select *.csv from the File of Type field.
Page 233 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Tag name Description Set value <node-param> <node> The node No. 1 to 62. An error will be generated if an out-of-range for the link. value is set when a file is loaded.
Page 234 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Tag name Description Set value <area1> <start-type> Specify the area type for Link Area 1. Same as for status area type. (Link Area 1 type) <start-ch> The beginning word for Link Area 1.
Page 235 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor An example text data configuration for a CSV file is shown below. Note: Commas are used for delineation. (They are added when there are blank cells.) CX-Server PLC Tools_ Page 93...
Page 236 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Connecting Online After the PLC has been registered, select either of the following types of registered PLCs for connecting online, depending on the CX-Net function used. 1) PLCs registered for direct connection...
Page 237 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Reading and Transferring Data Link Tables After a data link table has been created, follow the procedure below for reading it and transferring it to all nodes participating in the data links.
Page 238 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON The data link tables will be read as shown below. Note: Before selecting Data Link Setup, make sure that the PLC can be connected online. Transferring the Data Link Table Transferring to All Nodes on the Network Select Set All Nodes for Network Operation from the Datalink Component’s Online menu.
Page 239 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor The data link tables will be transferred. The transfer results will be displayed. Note: As long as all the data link tables can be transferred to all of the PLCs attempted, Set All Nodes for Network Operation can be selected to transfer the data link tables simultaneously to multiple PLCs.
Page 240 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Starting and Stopping Data Links (Including Status Displays) Before performing the operations described below, connect online to a node where the data link table has been transferred. As long as the data link table is stored there, data link starting and stopping can be executed from any node.
Page 241 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Select Datalink Operation/Status from the Online menu. The Datalink Status dialog box will be displayed. As shown below, the status of various items is displayed. The communications cycle time and refresh cycle time are updated only when this window is opened or when the PLC operating status is changed.
Page 242 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Automatically Set Data Links This section explains how to make the settings for automatically set data links. Make the settings in the Automatic Datalink (Controller Link) or Automatic Datalink (SYSMAC LINK) dialog box.
Page 243 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Controller Link Automatic Setup Before executing the following operations, connect online to the PLC that is serving as the startup node. Select Data Link | Setup from the CX-Net. (For local network only, i.e., when network address is 0.)
Page 244 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON ♦ Controller Link Select Automatic. Reads settings (If Manual is data from the PLC. selected, data link tables created by the user will be Transfers settings used.) data to the PLC.
Page 245 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor SYSMAC LINK Automatic Setup Before executing the following operations, connect online to the PLC that is serving as the startup node. Select Data Link | Setup from the CX-Net. (For local network only, i.e., when network address is 0.)
Page 246 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Select for manual Reads settings data setup. from the PLC. Transfers settings For automatic data to the PLC. setup, select CIO only, DM only, or CIO and DM.
Page 247 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor Transferring Automatic Data Link Setup Parameters to the Startup Node The automatic data link parameters that have been set are then sent to the connected startup node PLC. It is also possible to read the automatic data link parameters that have been set for the PLC.
Page 248 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor OMRON Click the Yes button. The set data will be transferred from the PLC and displayed at the Automatic Datalink (Controller Link) or the Automatic Datalink Setup dialog box.
Page 249 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 10 – Data Link Editor The following items can be monitored for a particular SYSMAC LINK Unit. Tag name Contents General Displays the words allocated in the CIO and DM Areas. Error Information...
Page 251 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 11 – Routing Tables CHAPTER 11 Routing Table Component Routing tables allow networked PLCs to be configured so that they can communicate with each other via gateways; across remote networks. The routing tables contain the network, unit number information required.
Page 252 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 11 – Routing Tables OMRON Creating a new Routing Table Use the following procedure to create a new routing table within a project. Open the PLC Network Configuration Tool dialogue and from the Project 1, 2, 3…...
Page 253 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 11 – Routing Tables With the courser positioned over the local network click the right mouse button. From the pop up menu select the Add connection to Remote Network option. (selecting the Change Local Network option enables the local network number to be changed).
Page 254 The Network tree view is used to display the nodes on the locally connected network and is only available when the local connection network is an Omron proprietary network, such as a Controller Link, Sysmac link, Sysmac Net or SYSWAY.
Page 255 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON CHAPTER 11 – Routing Tables The Overview Screen Selecting the Overview tab will show all the routing tables in an graphical format. The relay node numbers are shown in the whites boxes and the remote network numbers in the red boxes. The numbers on the right are the Local Network numbers.
Page 256 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools CHAPTER 11 – Routing Tables OMRON ¨ Ok button: Once all data entry has been completed, selecting the ‘Ok’ button will check the table entries for errors. If the check fails, an error description dialogue will be displayed. If the check does not detect any errors the Main Screen will be displayed.
Page 257 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX A – Network Availability APPENDIX A Network Availability The following tables indicate the network available to each PLC device group. FinsGateway has no network availability and is not described Note: Modem connection is also available by Toolbus or SYSMAC WAY if a Modem device has been configured in Microsoft Windows.
Page 258 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX A – Network Availability OMRON C2000H Device Group Device SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device Type LINK Link CPU01 C2000 C200H Device Group Device SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device Type LINK...
Page 259 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX A – Network Availability C200HG-Z Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU33 CPU43 CPU53 CPU63 C200HS Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet...
Page 260 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX A – Network Availability OMRON CJ1G-H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU45 CPU44 CPU43 CPU42 CJ1H-H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet...
Page 261 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX A – Network Availability CQM1H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU11 CPU21 CPU51 CPU61 CS1G/CS1G-H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet...
Page 262 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX A – Network Availability OMRON CV2000 Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU01 CV500 Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link...
Page 263 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas APPENDIX B PLC Memory Areas The following tables provide memory area details for each device group. Some tables indicate special addresses. These can be as follows: ♦ CLOCK. This allows reading/writing of a PLC's real-time clock.
Page 264 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON C1000H Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write Present Value Status 4095 IR (opt) SR (opt) SR (opt) 255 (bit 7) 0 (bit 7) Special addresses: MODE.
Page 265 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write SR (opt) 255 (bit 7) 0 (bit 7) Present Value Status Special addresses: CLOCK, MODE. CX-Server PLC Tools_ Page 123...
Page 266 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON C200HE Device Group General Memory Areas Memory Areas for any CPU. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 4095 6000 6655 IR (opt) IR (opt)
Page 267 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 32/42 Device Group Memory Areas in addition to general memory areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 4096 5999 Special addresses: CLOCK, MODE.
Page 268 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON C200HS Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 6655 IR (opt) IR (opt) SR (opt) SR (opt) 255 (bit 7) SR (opt)
Page 269 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 6143 * 3 CPU 65 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to general memory areas. Prefix Start...
Page 270 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel...
Page 271 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 43 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 * 1 CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 272 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 65 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767*3 CPU 66 Memory Areas...
Page 273 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Special addresses: MODE. CPM2*/CPM2*-S* Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 2047 6144 6599 6600 6655 IR (opt) IR (opt) SR (opt)
Page 274 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CQM1H Device Group Memory Areas Memory Areas for all CPUs. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write IR (opt) SR (opt) SR (opt) 255 (bit 7)
Page 275 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write Status CIO(opt) 6143 4095 Present Value Status 4095 Present Value Status 32767 CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 276 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 42 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767*1 CPU 43 Memory Areas...
Page 277 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 64 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 * 1 CPU 65 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 278 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 63 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767*1 CPU 64 Memory Areas...
Page 279 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas SRM1 Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 2047 6144 6655 IR (opt) IR (opt) SR (opt) SR (opt) 255 (bit 7)
Page 280 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON Prefix Start Word Read Modifiers Channel Channel Addressing Addressing Write 1023 0 (bit 7) 32765 * 2/4/8 Special addresses: BANKNO, CLOCK, MODE. CV2000 Device Group Prefix Start Word...
Page 281 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CVM1 Device Group General Memory Areas Memory Areas for any CPU. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write CIO (opt) 2555 0 (bit 7) CPU 01 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 282 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 01 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write Present Value Status 8191 Present Value...
Page 283 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX C – Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts APPENDIX C Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts The following tables summarise the toolbars and keyboard shortcuts available from each component and tool. The F1 function key is common across all components and tools and provides context help.
Page 284 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX C – Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Data Trace/Time Chart Monitor Component Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl+O .... Open Open Ctrl+PgUp ..Zoom In Save Ctrl+PgDn ..Zoom Out Configure Trace/Time Chart Zoom Out Restore Zoom...
Page 285 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX C – Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts Memory Card Component Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl+X..... Ctrl+C..... Copy Ctrl+V..... Paste Copy Ctrl+A..... Select All Paste F5....Refresh device Delete Rename Properties Large Icons Small Icons List...
Page 286 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX C – Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Import/Export Tool Toolbars Keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+N..... Ctrl+O .... Open Open Ctrl+E..... Edit Project Edit Project Ctrl+C..... Import CVSS Ctrl+L ..... Import LSS Import CVSS Ctrl+T ..... Import Text Import LSS Ctrl+V.....
Page 287 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON APPENDIX C – Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts Data Link Editor Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl+N..... Ctrl+O .... Open Show All Network Nodes Ctrl+S..... Save Open Ctrl+P..... Print Ctrl+<space ... Change Window Save Toggle Network/Single Node operation...
Page 288 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools APPENDIX C – Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts OMRON Routing Table Editor Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts Ctrl+P .... Print Open Save Print Print Preview Aways on top Transfer to PLC Transfer from PLC Check routing table Activate C-Series Control Link...
Page 289 A bit assigned a controlling role in the functioning of a device; its status is set via a program to achieve this function. Controller Link A network that can send and receive large data packets flexibly and easily among the OMRON PLCs. Counter area An area of PLC memory containing program counters and their related completion flags.
Page 290 OMRON PLCs and their supported network types. CX-Server Project A definition of an OMRON PLC network configuration. It identifies all devices and networks within a particular configuration including the areas of PLC memory (points) that can be read from or written to.
Page 291 Device type A type of OMRON PLC. Device A type of OMRON automation device, either a PLC, Temperature Controller, Memory Card Writer or PROM Writer. Dialogue A window asking for some form of response from the user, usually in the form of either entering requested information, selecting displayed data, or confirming an operation.
Page 292 Pictorial representations of computer resources and functions. Many icons are used by CX-Server components and tools as part of the GUI. IDSC device type An OMRON PLC device supported by CX-Server. Import tool This CX-Server tool is used for addresses and PLCs defined using the CVSS and LSS products.
Page 293 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON GLOSSARY OF TERMS – CX-Server – PLC Tools User Manual Input /Output. IP address table A table containing the IP addresses for all the devices on the Ethernet. IP address An address for a device on the Ethernet.
Page 294 Number identifying the device located at a particular node on the network. The number can be between 1 and 126, the maximum number of nodes available on an OMRON network. Node A position at which a device can be located on the network, consisting of a link unit mounted to a device or PLC which in turn interfaces with a peripheral device or a computer.
Page 295 An area of memory which can be updated with programs and data only once after manufacture; once this area has been written to, it can only be read, not modified. Project OMRON configuration file inherited from the invoking application. Refer also to CX-Server Project. PROM writer A device which writes the programs and data into PROM.
Page 296 Symbols are inherited by CX-Server by the invoking application. SYSMAC LINK OMRON high speed industrial network (either co-axial or fibre optic). SYSMAC NET OMRON high speed optical LAN which can be of type C SYSMAC NET or CV SYSMAC NET. SYSMAC WAY OMRON network.
Page 297 Contains flags indicating when a transition is ON or OFF Transmitter A device which sends out signals. User Datagram Protocol. Unit number A number identifying an individual component of an OMRON PLC system configuration. Units A component of an OMRON PLC system configuration. Unknown The operating mode of a PLC that cannot be connected to.
Page 299 INDEX Customer support for CX-Server · 5 CV-Series PLC Settings · 31 CX-Net and CX-Server Projects · 54 CX-Net Network Configuration tool Access · 3 About CX-Server · 1, 4, 148 Access Change PLC dialog · 54 access Access Edit Project dialog · 55 Routing Table Editor ·...
Page 300 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools INDEX – CX-Server – PLC Tools User Manual OMRON Displaying a Data Trace/Time Chart · 42 Displaying PLC Device Information · 57 Displaying the PLC Unit Status · 57 DLL · 149 Data Link · 59...
Page 301 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON INDEX – CX-Server – PLC Tools User Manual Data link tables · 62 Deleting a file · 51 SYSWIN data trace/time chart files · 44 EM memory as file memory · 50 Installing CX-Server · 3 Errors ·...
Page 302 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools INDEX – CX-Server – PLC Tools User Manual OMRON Information · 57 Cut · 14 Interrupt settings · 35 Data areas · 8 IO refresh settings · 33 Deleting data areas · 11 Memory allocation settings · 28 Deleting forced bits ·...
Page 303 PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools OMRON INDEX – CX-Server – PLC Tools User Manual Verifying PLC settings · 38 Status bar · 4 PLC Setup Component · 27 CX-Net Network Configuration tool · 53 PLCMemory components Data Link Editor · 61 PC to PLC communications ·...
Page 305 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime...
Page 307 OMRON Product References All OMRON products are capitalised in this manual. The word “Unit” is also capitalised when it refers to an OMRON product, regardless of whether or not it appears in the proper name of the product.
Page 308 All copyright and trademarks acknowledged. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Moreover, because OMRON is constantly striving to improve its high-quality products, the information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice.
Page 309 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime About this Manual This manual describes the CX-Server application and its ability to control and monitor a range of OMRON PLCs. It does not provide detailed information concerning the PLCs themselves, for this information the commercial manual for the device must be consulted.
Page 311 OMRON PART 3: CX-Server Runtime TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 Technical Specification .............. 1 CX-Server Software...............................1 About this Manual ..............................1 Features..................................2 System Requirements ............................2 Communications Requirements ..........................3 Installation ................................3 Starting CX-Server ..............................3 Help and How to Access it ............................3 Technical Support ..............................5 CHAPTER 2 Introduction to CX-Server Projects .........
Page 312 OMRON PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CPM1 (CPM1A/CPM2*) Device Group ......................42 CPM2*-S* Device Group ............................42 CQM1 Device Group............................42 CQM1H Device Group ............................43 CS1G/CS1G-H Device Group ..........................43 CS1H/CS1H-H Device Group ..........................43 IDSC Device Group.............................43 SRM1 – SRM1 V2 Device Group ........................43 CV1000 Device Group ............................43 CV2000 Device Group ............................43...
Page 313: Chapter 1 Technical Specification
CX-Server Software CX-Server is a communications management system in Microsoft Windows for OMRON PLCs. It provides facilities to maintain PLC device and address information and to communicate with OMRON PLCs and their supported network types. CX-Server consists of the following components: As well as acting as a server for other OMRON software, CX-Server includes other customer tools: ♦...
Page 314: Features
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON Features CX-Server is the corner stone of the suite of applications collectively known as the CX-Automation Suite. The CX-Automation Suite is not one system but software that has been designed to dynamically evolve with every direction a manufacturer would like to take and to accommodate any implementation, improvement, adaptation or extension of any form of control or data acquisition in a manufacturing industry.
Page 315: Communications Requirements
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 1 - Technical Specification Communications Requirements In order to use serial communication types SYSMAC WAY and Toolbus the following is required: ♦ RS232 connection via a standard serial port on the PC (COM1 etc.) or RS422 connection to a 422 serial board.
Page 316 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON software and how to use them. The manual is designed to provide more tutorial information and discuss the various facilities offered by CX-Server. ♦ Context-sensitive help; ♦ Help Index (available on the Help menu);...
Page 317: Technical Support
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 1 - Technical Specification Select About from the Help menu. 1, 2, 3… The About box is displayed. It provides a copyright statement and version number of the component or tool within CX-Server. Status Bar The Status Bar is displayed at the bottom of many of the CX-Server component and tool windows.
Page 318 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 1 – Technical Specification OMRON Customer Services Required Information Table Version number of CX-Server component or tool: Serial number of the software: Operating system and version number: Language of operating system: PLC type, model and CPU...
Page 319: Chapter 2 Introduction To Cx-Server Projects
CX-Server project. CX-Server Projects CX-Server is a middleware package which allows other software to access OMRON automation devices (PLCs, temperature controllers, Memory Card Writer and PROM Writer) through various connection types. In order to co-ordinate these communications, it handles information detailing the PLC devices attached to the PC and the information being accessed on each device.
Page 320: Editing A Cx-Server Project Plc List
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects OMRON PC reach the end connection PLC, the gateway PLC must contain the routing information which identifies this PLC. Procedures for configuration of the network is provided in the PLC Tools User Manual Chapter 8 - CX- Net Network Configuration Tool, Chapter 10 –...
Page 321 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects This icon denotes a PLC. This icon denotes a PLC also used as a gateway PLC. This icon denotes that the device is open for communications. A device list cannot be opened whilst open for communications.
Page 322: Editing Cx-Server Project
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects OMRON Select the Yes pushbutton to confirm the deletion or the No pushbutton to cancel the operation. It is not possible to delete a device that is open for communications, indicated by the Device Open icon, as it cannot be opened.
Page 323 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects The status bar provides instant help. The Project Editor can be manipulated in a similar manner to Microsoft Windows Explorer. The left pane displays the content of the project in terms of Devices Networks and Points. The right pane provides detailed information on the selected item, such as Name, Type and Address etc.
Page 324 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects OMRON Adding a Group Points are saved within groups in a CX-Server project. When a CX-Server project is initially created it contains the root level group only. Groups can be created within a CX-Server project in hierarchical order from the root level.
Page 325 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects 10. Select the OK pushbutton to save the point details or the Cancel pushbutton to discard the new point. Note The fields in the Address chapter of the dialog are only enabled when a PLC has been selected and the values available in these fields (if any) also depend upon the PLC chosen.
Page 326 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 2 – Introduction to CX-Server Projects OMRON Moving is achieved by clicking on an item and then dragging the mouse to the item’s new position. A confirmation dialog is displayed. Copying is similar except that the Ctrl key must be kept depressed.
Page 327: Chapter 3 Communications
This chapter describes the communications options available to CX-Server and is confined to software aspects and the associated CX-Server interface; more detailed information relating to each hardware product is to be found in its associated OMRON commercial manual. Supported Communications Communications between CX-Server and target PLC’s are achieved by a combination of different network...
Page 328 PLC connection UDP port is locked open by FinsGateway active running services. ♦ Controller Link for OMRON NSB. Controller Link is supported through FinsGateway Version 3 when installed via CX-Server installation and services are activated. CS1-series PLC Optical Controller Link is supported via FinsGateway Version 3 when Controller Link is installed.
Page 329: Defining Connections And Gateway Plcs
DeviceNet The unit for Device Net Communications is available for all CS1/CJ1 series PLCs and the CPM2*-S* PLCs. ♦ CS1 Board for Omron CS1 PCI board. PCI Board is supported through FinsGateway version 3.12 when installed via CX-Server installation and services are activated. Device Type Settings The Device Type Settings dialog allows further configuration of the selected PLC.
Page 330: Serial Communications (Direct Connection)
Toolbus, Modem, Ethernet through a network card or SYSMAC NET, Controller Link or SYSMAC LINK via an OMRON NSB. It is also possible to gateway from a direct connection on to another type of network that cannot be connected to directly.
Page 331 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Communications SYSMAC WAY SYSMAC WAY provides a simple means of connecting a computer to a PLC for monitoring and diagnostic purposes. It has a slower transmission path than SYSMAC LINK, SYSMAC NET, Controller Link or Ethernet.
Page 332: Network Communications (End Connection)
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 3 – Communications OMRON ♦ RS232 connection via a standard serial port on the computer (COM1 etc.) using either CIF01 or CIF02 cable. The Driver tab is similar to that belonging to SYSMAC WAY; however, for some PLCs fixed values are entered and these cannot be altered (see table below).
Page 333: Devicenet
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Communications When the Routing Tables have been set up, communications are possible from all the computers to all PLCs. Although each network is given a specific number, the local network can always be addressed as network 0. If a serial connection has been made to a CV-series PLC, network 0 refers to the network that is connected to the lowest numbered Special I/O Unit and the local PLC can be addressed as Node 0.
Page 334 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 3 – Communications OMRON Note Only the following C-series PLCs can be used as a gateway: C200H/HX/E/G/E-Z/G- Z/X-Z, C1000H/HX/E/G/E-Z/G-Z/X-Z, C2000H. The C200HS PLC cannot be used as a gateway connection. For Ethernet, multiple destination access is possible.
Page 335 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Communications The following diagram illustrates the connection options available to the CS1-series PLC. Possible Network Combinations – CS1-series PLC Note For Toolbus (Modem) and Ethernet, multiple destination access is possible. CX-Server Runtime_Page 23...
Page 336 The link between attached devices and the network is achieved by an OMRON Controller Link NSB (PCI and ISA) and FinsGateway Version 3. Refer to the Controller Link operation manual for further details on installation.
Page 337 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 3 – Communications Click on the associated Settings pushbutton in the Change PLC dialog. In the Network tab, define the FINS Destination Address by entering the Network and Node. Set the Response Timeout(s) to adjust for a slow network as necessary.
Page 339: Chapter 4 Import/Export Tool
A CX-Server project file contains definitions of addresses and PLCs which may be accessed. The concept of address and PLC definitions is not unique to CX-Server – the OMRON products CVSS and LSS have similar concepts.
Page 340: Cx-Server Project Selection
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 4 – Import/Export Tool OMRON ♦ CUS. This contains the definitions of custom prefixes for data-areas and CIO groups which are defined for the program. LSS generates a single file (with the suffix .DAT) which contains details about many PLC programs. The file’s information is organised into records about a single program.
Page 341 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 4 – CX- Import/Export Tool To import points, (i.e. any addresses and address comments contained in the selected files) select a destination PLC from the Destination PLC field for the new addresses to use. The device type and CPU of the currently selected PLC is shown below the Destination PLC field.
Page 342: Export
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 4 – Import/Export Tool OMRON Set the Import to same name PLC field to ON to use the PLC in the current CX-Server project. Deselect the Import to same name PLC field to select a specific PLC from the PLC in Project field.
Page 343 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 4 – CX- Import/Export Tool 2. Select the PLC from the PLC in Project field. Details of tags, device type and network nodes are displayed below the list box. • + The plus icon indicates that tagged data is assigned to the PLC listed in the Node in TagDB field.
Page 345: Chapter 5 Dde Manager Tool
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 5 – DDE Manager Tool CHAPTER 5 DDE Manager Tool This chapter introduces the CX-Server DDE Manager tool and describes its use in providing the interface to other Microsoft Windows-based applications. The DDE Manager tool permits CX-Server to communicate with other Microsoft Windows programs via the Microsoft Windows Dynamic Data Exchange Management Library (DDEML) facility.
Page 346 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 5 – DDE Manager Tool OMRON Topic The CX-Server project name and the path by which it is accessed in CX-Server is identified by the topic specifier. The CX-Server project name is identified by the ‘.cdm’ extension; for example, “C:\CX- Server\factory.cdm”...
Page 347 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 5 – DDE Manager Tool Use the following procedure to copy a point: 1, 2, 3… Into another application, i.e. Microsoft Excel. Open the DDE Manager and navigate to the appropriate location. Select the point from the list displayed. If necessary select the required group from the Group hierarchy.
Page 348: Defining Update Intervals
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime CHAPTER 5 – DDE Manager Tool OMRON An update rate indicated in this manner overrides the default rate. Manual Updates If a manual link has been specified between an application and the CX-Server project, the information contained within the application is not updated until the appropriate action is taken by the user.
Page 349: Chapter 6 Performance Monitor Tool
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON CHAPTER 6 – Routing Tables CHAPTER 6 Performance Monitor Tool The Performance Monitor tool provides a facility to monitor system performance of active connections and can also display the limits of performance against user instructions.
Page 350 CHAPTER 6 – Routing Tables OMRON To refresh the Performance Monitor tool details, select the Refresh Now option from the View menu. The performance Monitor tool can be hidden from the desktop by minimising the window, and can be hidden from the taskbar in its minimised state by selecting Hide on Minimise option from the Options menu.
Page 351: Appendix A Network Availability
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX A – Network Availability APPENDIX A Network Availability The following tables indicate the network available to each PLC device group. FinsGateway has no network availability and is not described Note Modem connection is also available by Toolbus or SYSMAC WAY if a Modem device has been configured in Microsoft Windows.
Page 352: C2000H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX A – Network Availability OMRON C2000H Device Group Device SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device Type LINK Link CPU01 C2000 C200H Device Group Device SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device Type LINK Link...
Page 353: C200Hg-Z Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX A – Network Availability C200HG-Z Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU33 CPU43 CPU53 CPU63 C200HS Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device...
Page 354: Cj1G-H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX A – Network Availability OMRON CJ1G-H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU45 CPU44 CPU43 CPU42 CJ1H-H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device...
Page 355: Cqm1H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX A – Network Availability CQM1H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU11 CPU21 CPU51 CPU61 CS1G/CS1G-H Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device...
Page 356: Cv500 Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX A – Network Availability OMRON CV500 Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU01 CVM1 Device Group Device Type SYSMAC Toolbus SYSMAC SYSMAC Controller Ethernet Device LINK Link CPU01...
Page 357: Appendix Bplc Memory Areas
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas APPENDIX B PLC Memory Areas The following tables provide memory area details for each device group. Some tables indicate special addresses. These can be as follows: ♦ CLOCK. This allows reading/writing of a PLC's real-time clock.
Page 358: C1000H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON C1000H Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write Present Value Status 4095 IR (opt) SR (opt) SR (opt) 255 (bit 7) 0 (bit 7) Special addresses: MODE.
Page 359 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 0 (bit 7) Present Value Status Special addresses: CLOCK, MODE. CX-Server Runtime_Page 47...
Page 360: C200He Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON C200HE Device Group General Memory Areas Memory Areas for any CPU. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 4095 6000 6655 IR (opt) IR (opt)
Page 361: C200Hg Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 32/42 Device Group Memory Areas in addition to general memory areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 4096 5999 Special addresses: CLOCK, MODE.
Page 362: C200Hx Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write IR (opt) IR (opt) SR (opt) SR (opt) 255 (bit 7) SR (opt) Present Value Status 0 (bit 7) Special addresses: CLOCK, MODE.
Page 363: C500 Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 65 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to general memory areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 6143 * 8 CPU 85 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to general memory areas.
Page 364: Cj1G-H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 * 1 CPU 45 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 365: Cj1H-H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 * 1 CPU 45 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 366: Cj1M Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CJ1M Device Group General Memory Areas General Memory Areas for all CPUs 12, 13, 22 and 23. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write Yes (double)
Page 367: Cqm1 Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write SR (opt) SR(opt) 0 (bit 7) Present Value Status Special addresses: MODE. CQM1 Device Group Memory Areas Memory Areas for all CPUs.
Page 368: Cs1G Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 11/21 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to general memory areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 3071 6144 6655 Special addresses: CLOCK, MODE.
Page 369: Cs1G-H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 * 1 CPU 45 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 370: Cs1H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 44 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767*1 CPU 45 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas...
Page 371: Cs1H-H Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas CPU 66 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767 * 7 CPU 67 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas.
Page 372: Idsc Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 65 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 32767*3 CPU 66 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas...
Page 373: Srm1 V2 Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write Present Value Status Special addresses: MODE. SRM1 V2 Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel...
Page 374: Cv500 Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CIO (opt) 2555 24575 1023 1023 Present Value Status 1023 0 (bit 7) 32765 * 2/4/8 Special addresses: BANKNO, CLOCK, MODE. CV500 Device Group Prefix Start End Channel Word...
Page 375: Cvm1-V2 Device Group
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 8191 Present Value Status CPU 11 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start...
Page 376: Finsgateway Cpu Unit
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime APPENDIX B – PLC Memory Areas OMRON CPU 21 Memory Areas Memory Areas in addition to General Memory Areas. Prefix Start End Channel Word Read Modifiers Channel Addressing Addressing Write 1023 Present Value Status 24575 1023...
Page 377: Appendix C Toolbars And Keyboard Shortcuts
PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON APPENDIX C- Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts APPENDIX C Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts The following tables summarise the toolbars and keyboard shortcuts available from each component and tool. The F1 function key is common across all components and tools and provides context help.
Page 379: Glossary Of Terms
OMRON PLCs and their supported network types. CX-Server supports CS1-series PLCs. CX-Server Project A definition of an OMRON PLC network configuration. It identifies all devices and networks within a particular configuration including the areas of PLC memory (points) that can be read from or written to.
Page 380 Device type A type of OMRON PLC. Device A type of OMRON automation device, either a PLC, Temperature Controller, Memory Card Writer or PROM Writer. Dialog A window asking for some form of response from the user, usually in the form of either entering requested information, selecting displayed data, or confirming an operation.
Page 381 Network associated options are available if the computer is Network connected. Node number Number identifying the device located at a particular node on the network. The number can be between 1 and 126, the maximum number of nodes available on an OMRON network. CX-Server Runtime_Page 69...
Page 382 An area of memory which can be updated with programs and data only once after manufacture; once this area has been written to, it can only be read, not modified. Project OMRON configuration file inherited from the invoking application. Refer also to CX-Server Project. PROM writer A device which writes the programs and data into PROM.
Page 383 Symbols are inherited by CX-Server by the invoking application. SYSMAC LINK OMRON high speed industrial network (either co-axial or fibre optic). SYSMAC NET OMRON high speed optical LAN which can be of type C SYSMAC NET or CV SYSMAC NET. SYSMAC WAY OMRON network.
Page 385 INDEX Ping test · 70 CX-Server About · 1, 4, 67 Customer support · 5 About CX-Server · 1, 4, 67 Installation · 3 Access Projects · See CX-Server project Change PLC dialog · 15 Starting · See Access DDE Manager tool · 3, 33 System requirements ·...
Page 386 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime INDEX – CX-Server – Runtime OMRON Establishing DDE Links · 33 Link adapters · 18 Ethernet Communications · 16, 25 Network settings · 25 Export · 30 Network Availability · 39 FinsServer files · 30 Tagged database files · 30 Text files ·...
Page 387 PART 3: CX-Server Runtime OMRON INDEX – CX-Server - Runtime Preferences · 11 SYSMAC NET Properties · 13 Communications · 17, 24 Renaming a group · 12 Network settings · 24 Print SYSMAC WAY Import/Export tool · 28 Communications · 16, 19 Projects ·...
Page 389 Wegalaan 67-69, NL-2132 JD Hoofddorp The Netherlands Tel: (31)2356-81-300/Fax: (31)2356-81-388 OMRON ELECTRONICS LLC 1 East Commerce Drive, Schaumburg, IL 60173 U.S.A. Tel: (1)847-843-7900/Fax: (1)847-843-8568 OMRON ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD. 83 Clemenceau Avenue, #11-01, UE Square, Singapore 239920 SINGAPORE Tel: (65)6835-3011/Fax: (65)6835-2711...
Page 390 Authorized Distributor: Cat. No. W414-E1-01 Note: Specifications subject to change without notice. Printed in Japan...