Project File; Overview - Omron V330-F Series Quick Start Manual

9. Project File

This section describes the details of the project file used in this document.

9.1. Overview

This section describes the specifications and functions of the project file used for connecting a
V330-F/V430-F Series Code Reader (hereinafter referred to as "code reader") to a controller's
built-in EtherNet/IP port (hereinafter referred to as "built-in EtherNet/IP port").
"Project file" here refers to a Sysmac Studio Project File.
The project file contains the following data.
• Built-in EtherNet/IP port communication settings and program task settings
• Program and function blocks for socket communications
• Variable tables and data type definition of variables used in the ST language program
This project file uses the socket service function of the built-in EtherNet/IP port to execute the
"< >" (Read trigger) command on the code reader and judges whether it reaches the normal
end or error end.
In the project file, "normal end" means that TCP socket communications have ended normally.
On the other hand,"error end" means that TCP socket communications have ended with an
error.
The project file does not use the keep-alive and linger functions, which are TCP socket
options. Consider using them as needed when designing your application.
Note
We have verified in our test configuration that the project file enables communications for the
product versions and product lot used for evaluation.
However, we do not guarantee its operations where there are electrical noise or other
disturbances, or variations in the performance of the devices themselves.
Note
In the Sysmac Studio, if it is necessary to distinguish between decimal data and hexadecimal
data, add "Variable Type and #" to the beginning of the decimal data and "Variable Type, 16,
and #" to the beginning of the hexadecimal data. (Example: INT#1000 for decimal data,
INT#16#03E8 for hexadecimal data, etc. For DINT, "Variable Type and #" is not required.)
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