Pc To Plc Communications; Transfer An Io Table From A Plc; Transfer An Io Table To A Plc; Comparing An Io Table - Omron CX-PROGRAMMER V9 Operation Manual

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PART 2: CX-Server PLC Tools
CHAPTER 3 – IO Table Component
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The CX-Server IO Table component can be examined to determine if it has a valid configuration. To check an IO
Table, select the Check option from the Options menu. A message is displayed indicating whether the operation
was successful or not.
The CX-Server IO Table component can compare the local IO Table on the PC with the CX-Server project
settings and displays any differences or errors. Select the Compare with Project option from the Options menu.

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.

Transfer an IO Table from a PLC

The Transfer from PLC option loads the Registered Table into the CX-Server IO Table, replacing the currently
displayed setup. The IO Table can also be part of a general transfer which may, for example, include transferring
program and memory data from the PLC. Use the following procedure to transfer an IO Table from the PLC.
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The IO Table component is refreshed with the details from the PLC.

Transfer an IO Table to a PLC

The Transfer to PLC option loads the CX-Server IO Table into the Registered Table: this is only available to
C2000, CV and CS1-series PLCs. The table can be transferred to the PLC at any time (when the PLC is online) but
the operation can be delayed until other configuration settings have been made and then the complete
configuration can be transferred to the PLC via the PLC Setup component. Use the following procedure to transfer
an IO Table to the PLC.
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Comparing an IO Table

The Registered IO Table can be compared with the CX-Server IO Table and displays any differences. This option
is helpful to confirm that a table that has been set up in CX-Server and has been transferred to the PLC, agrees with
how the hardware is set up. Use the following procedure to compare a Registered IO Table with the CX-Server IO
Table.
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Any differences (if any) are displayed in the IO Table component.
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1. Highlight the rack/unit in the IO Table to be deleted.
2. Click the right-mouse button and select Delete.
Note:
If the CX-Programmer is Ver. 6.0 or later and the PLC is a CS/CJ/CP-series PLC, the
Special I/O Unit and CPU Bus Unit parameter settings can be transferred as well as the
I/O table.
1. Ensure the PLC is online before activating the IO Table component.
2. Select Transfer from PLC from the Options menu to transfer an IO Table from the PLC.
Note:
If only I/O Table is selected and only the I/O tables are uploaded from the actual PLC to
the computer, the settings in the Special I/O Units or CPU Bus Units on the computer
will be initialized. To maintain the same settings, save the Special I/O Unit or CPU Bus
Unit settings to a file by right-clicking the Unit in the I/O table and selecting Save
Parameters from the pop-up menu. Then, after uploading the I/O tables, read the
settings back from the file by right-clicking the Unit in the I/O table and selecting Load
Parameters from the pop-up menu.
1. Ensure the PLC is online before activating the IO Table component.
2. Select Transfer to PLC from the Options menu to transfer an IO Table to the PLC.
Note:
If the PLC Setup area is either written to the PLC or to the IO Table area the PLC may
need to be powered down and powered up in order for settings take effect. If the
settings need to be changed without switching off the PLC, write the PLC Setup data
first, then either generate or write the IO Table. Refer to Chapter 4 - PLC Setup
Component.
1. Ensure the PLC is online before activating the IO Table component.
2. Select Compare with PLC from the Options menu.
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