Project File - Omron Sysmac F430-F Series Connection Manual

9. Project file

The details of the project file used in this document are shown.
9.1. Overview
This chapter describes the specifications and functions of the project file used for connecting a
smart camera (F430-F series) (hereinafter referred to as "Partner device") and a controller
(Built-in EtherNet/IP port) (hereinafter referred to as "Built-in EtherNet/IP port").
A "Project file" is a "Sysmac Studio" project file.
This project file includes all the following data.
・Built-in EtherNet / IP port communication settings and program task settings
・Programs and Function Blocks used for socket communication
・Data type definitions and "variable table" for variables used in ST language program
This project file uses the socket service function of Built-in EtherNet/IP port to execute "T
(Measurement trigger) commands" on the smart camera and determine whether it ended
normally or with an error.
The normal termination of this project file is the normal termination of TCP socket
communication.
Also, its termination with error is considered as TCP socket communication termination with
error.
The TCP socket options, "keep-alive" function and "linger" function are not used in this project
file. Please consider the need to use them when designing your own application.
Note
This project file only confirms that communication is possible for this test configuration,
product versions, and product lots used for evaluation.
Operation is not guaranteed under disturbances such as electrical noise or variations in the
performance of the device itself.
Note
In Sysmac Studio, if it is necessary to distinguish between decimal data and hexadecimal
data, at the beginning of decimal data, variable type name + '#' is used and variable type
name + '#' + '16' is used at the beginning of hexadecimal data to distinguish the two data
formats. For example, "INT#1000" decimal → "INT#16#03E8" hexadecimal. For DINT, the
variable name ＋'#' is not required)
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