XABF.tlk Driver Reference
Allen Bradley Full Duplex DF1 Protocol Driver
This driver requires that you have TAS-HMITalk 8.04 installed.
XABF allows you to use full-duplex DF1 protocol (System point-to-point)
to communicate with ALLEN-BRADLEY PLC-5, SLC-500, PLC-4, PLC-3, PLC-2
and 1774-PLCs using any of the following adapters connected to the PC's
RS-232 port:
- Channel 0 located in the processor
- 1747-KE (DH-485)
- 1785-KE (Data Highway Plus)
- 1770-KF2 (Data Highway Plus)
- 1770-KF3 (DH-485)
- 1771-KE/KF (Data Highway)
- 1770-KF2 (Data Highway)
No additional boards are required in the PC bus.
To minimize the number of messages needed to poll all the required
information, it is a good idea to concentrate all data to be transmitted
in groups of consecutive integers within the PLC memory. Up to 16 ON/OFF
status, 1 16-bit value, 2 8-bit values or even floating-point values
(scaled to a range of 0 to 65535) can be encoded in each integer
value sent or received.
SLC-500 Items Naming:
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This convention for accessing to the SLC-500 controllers' data
is used by the following SLC-500 commands:
- Generic Read using Text Notation.
- Generic Write using Text Notation.
The general format of item names for data from SLC-500 controllers
matches the naming convention used by the programming software.
The format is shown below. (The parts of the name shown in square
brackets ([ ]) are optional.)
X [FILE] : ELEMENT [.FIELD] [/BIT]
X:
Identifies the file type. The list below summarizes the valid file
types and the default file number for each type:
X File Type Default File
O *Output 0
I *Input 1
S Status 2
B Binary 3
T Timer 4
C Counter 5
R Control 6
N Integer 7
F **Floating P. 8
* Output and Input file types may be Read Only depending on the SLC-500 model.
** Available only on certain SLC500 models. Check the Processor
Manual for the model being used. If the Floating Point file type is
not supported, file 8 is reserved and unusable.
FILE:
File number must be 0-255 decimal. File 0 must be Output, file 1
must be Input, file 2 must be Status and so on for all the default
file types. If this number is not specified, the default file number
will be used.
ELEMENT:
Element number within the file. For Input and Output files it must
be between 0 and 30 decimal. All other file types, it must be between
0 and 255 decimal.
FIELD:
Referes to the subelement number. If the file type is Timer, Counter
or Control, then the subelement field must be replaced by its
corresponing number. In some cases there is no reference needed
for a subelement number, and if a subelement is included in the
command, it will be ignored.
BIT:
Valid for all file types except Floating Point.
Must be 0-15 decimal.
DESCRIPTION OF THE AVAILABLE FILE ITEMS:
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OUTPUT FILE ITEMS:
O[n]:e.s[/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be zero.
- "e" indicates the element number in the file.
- "s" indicates the sub-element number (0 - 255).
- "b" specifies the bit (0 - 15 decimal.) "/b" may be
omitted if necessary to treat the I/O group as a numeric value.
Examples:
- O0:0/0
- O:2/15
- O:3
INPUT FILE ITEMS:
I[n]:e.s[/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be one.
- "e" indicates the element number in the file.
- "s" indicates the sub-element number (0 - 255).
- "b" specifies the bit (0 - 15 decimal.) "/b" may be
omitted if necessary to treat the I/O group as a numeric value.
Examples:
- I1:0/0
- I:2/15
- I:3
ADDRESSING I/O MODULES:
The elements (words) in I/O modules are mapped into a memory table.
If the Analog I/O modules are being used, then the point naming will
differ from the point naming in the programming software. The Item
Name must be computed from the sum total of words used by the
previous input or output blocks regardless their relative position in
the module rack. The operator can use the programming software
Data Monitor to look at the memory map of the I file or O file to
verify your address. If the address is unsure, or if the PLC
configuration is likely to change, copy the points in question to
the N table or B table and access the data from there.
LABEL I/O MODULES WITH "WORD COUNTS":
The address of any point within the I/O datatable space, in an
SLC processor, is the sum of the words occupied by previous modules
(to the left in the rack) of the same type. Therefore, to determine
the correct address for any particular point in the I/O datatable,
one must know the number of words each module will consume.
Refer to the list below:
N. of Words Module
0 1747-L524 SLC 5/02 Module Processor
1 1746-IA8 8 point 120VAC input module
1 1746-OA16 16 Point 120VAC output module
1 1746-IA16 16 point 120VAC input module
4 1746-NI4 4 point 20mA analog input module
4 1746-NO4I 4 point 20mA analog output module
1 1746-0A8 8 point 120VAC input module
2 1746-IB32 32 point DC input module
NOTE:
In the table above, the minimum amount of words which can
be consumed by a module is 1 (16 bits). This is due to the
memory scheme of all Allen-Bradley processors.
STATUS FILE ITEMS:
S[n]:e[/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be two.
- "e" indicates the element number in the file (0 - 255 decimal).
- "b" is optional. If specified, it indicates the bit
(0 - 15 decimal).
NOTE:
Refer to the SLC-500 Family Processor Manual (Allen-Bradley Publication)
for a complete description of Status file information.
Examples:
- S2:6 (major error fault)
- S2:13 (math register)
- S:1/5 (forces enabled)
BINARY FILE ITEMS:
B[n]:e/b
or
B[n]/m
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be three. If specified, the file
number must be between 9 and 255 decimal.
- "e" specifies the element (word) number within the Binary
file. It must be between 0 and 255 decimal.
- "b" specifies the bit number within the word. In the first
form (where ":e" is present,) the bit number must be between
0 and 15 decimal.
- "m" also represents the bit number. However, in the second
form, no word number is specified and the bit number may
be between 0 and 4095.
Examples:
- B3/4095 (same bit as B:255/15)
- B:6/4 (same bit as B/100)
- B3
TIMER FILE ITEMS:
T[n]:e[.f][/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be four. If specified, the file
number must be between 9 and 255 decimal.
- "e" specifies the element number (three words per element)
within the Timer file. It must be between 0 and 255 decimal.
- "f" identifies one of the valid Timer fields. The valid
fields for Timer Files are listed in the table below (use
the numeric order as reference). If "f" is omitted, it is
assumed to be the word 0.
- "b" is optional and is normally not used. All of the fields
of a timer can be accessed by specifying the ".f" fields.
However, it is possible to use "/b" to single out a bit in
the .PRE or .ACC fields (which are words).
Order number Timer Fields
0 .PRE
1 .ACC
2 .EN
3 .TT
4 .DN
Examples:
- T4:0.1 (means: .ACC)
- T4:3.4 (means: .DN)
- T4:1.0 (means: .PRE)
COUNTER FILE ITEMS:
C[n]:e[.f][/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be five. If specified, the file
number must be between 9 and 255 decimal.
- "e" specifies the element number (three words per element)
within the Counter file. It must be between 0 and 255 decimal.
- "f" identifies one of the valid Counter fields. The valid
fields for the Counter Files are listed in the table below
(use the numeric order as reference). If "f" is omitted,
it is assumed to be the word 0.
- "b" is optional and is normally not used. All of the fields
of a counter can be accessed by specifying the ".f" fields.
However, it is possible to use "/b" to single out a bit in
the .PRE or .ACC fields (which are words).
Order number Counter Fields
0 .PRE
1 .ACC
2 .CU
3 .CD
4 .DN
5 .OV
6 .UN
7 .UA
Examples:
- C5:0.1 (means: .ACC)
- C5:3.5 (means: .OV)
- C5:1.0 (means: .PRE)
CONTROL FILE ITEMS:
R[n]:e[.f][/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be six. If specified, the file
number must be between 9 and 255 decimal.
- "e" specifies the element number (three words per element)
within the Control file. It must be between 0 and 255 decimal.
- "f" identifies one of the valid Control fields. The valid
fields for the Control files are listed in the table below
(use the numeric order as reference). If "f" is omitted,
it is assumed to be the word 0.
- "b" is optional and is normally not used. All of the fields
of a Control file can be accessed by specifying the ".f"
fields. However, it is possible to use "/b" to single out
a bit in the .LEN or .POS fields (which are words).
Order number Control Fields
0 .LEN
1 .POS
2 .EN
3 .DN
4 .ER
5 .UL
6 .IN
7 .FD
Examples:
- R6:0.0 (means: .LEN)
- R6:3.2 (means: .EN)
- R6:1.1 (means: .POS)
INTEGER FILE ITEMS:
N[n]:e[/b]
- "n" represents the file number and is optional. If not
specified, it is assumed to be seven. If specified, the
file number must be between 9 and 255 decimal.
- "e" specifies the element number within the Integer file.
It must be between 0 and 255 decimal.
- "b" is optional. If specified, it indicates the bit
(0 - 15 decimal).
Examples:
- N7:0
- N7:0/15
- N7:3
FLOATING POINT FILE ITEMS:
F[n]:e
- "n" represents the file number (optional). If not specified,
it is assumed to be eight. If specified, the file number
must be between 9 and 255 decimal.
- "e" specifies the element number within the Floating Point
file. It must be between 0 and 255 decimal.
Examples:
- F8:0
- F8:2
IMPORTANT NOTES:
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Remember to configure the 1747-KE using the following settings:
- Use the DF1 FULL DUPLEX Protocol
- Use the checksum mode (BCC or CRC) as stated in HMITalk1.DriverP5 parameter.
- Use the baud-rate, parity, stop bits and data bits that are
currently used in the driver settings.
You should verify these settings by connecting your PC to
the 1747-KE CONFIG port using an ASCII terminal (i.e. PROCOMM
or XTALK) and then follow the steps described in the 1747-KE
User Manual.
Be careful to include the 1747-KE node address as the source
node in your HMITalk1.DriverP0 parameter if it is other than 0.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
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To be able to you want to communicate your PLC-5, a procedure must be
loaded in the processor's memory or you will receive error messages. If the
red led labeled "PROC' in the processor's front-panel is active,
it means that no program is loaded and the communication will
not work.
To load a PLC program, follow these steps with the PLC-5 Programming
Software from Allen Bradley supplied with your PLC device:
From the main menu:
- Enter the 'Who' option (F5)
- Enter the 'Who Active' sub-option (F5)
- Select your station and enter 'Online Program' (F1)
- If you get an error such as 'PROCESSOR RAM IS FAULTED' (due to
a battery problem, for example), press
- Select the 'Restore Program' option (F6)
- With the arrow keys, select the program to load.
- Select 'Begin Restore' when you are done (F1)
- Wait for a 'PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE MESSAGE' and press any key.
- Now the program should be loaded and the communications working
properly.
- Be sure to turn the key in your PLC to the RUN position
to activate your program.
- If you want to edit the program while loaded, you may enter the
'Monitor File' menu option (F8)
- Use 'Return to Menu' to go back to the main menu (F3)
Another cause of communication problems could be a mismatch in the
communication parameters used by this driver and the PLC processor.
Check which settings the driver is using by entering the Driver Setup
option in the TAS-HMITalk menu.
To change the communication settings in the PLC side (baud-rate,
parity, etc), follow these steps:
From the main menu:
- Enter the 'Online Program' menu option (F1)
- Enter the 'Monitor File' sub-option (F8)
- Enter the 'General Utility' sub-option (F7)
- Enter the 'Channel Overview' sub-option (F4)
- If you get a 'NO ACCESS OR PRIVILEGE VIOLATION' message, be sure
your PLC key is not in PROG position.
- You will get a screen with some information to change, like
Channel 0 active protocol (System Point-to-Point mode should be
active when using this driver)
- Enter the 'Channel Config' sub-option (F5)
- You will get a screen with the current communication options.
Move around using the arrow keys until you select the option
you want to change.
- Press 'Select Option' to explore the available options (F10)
- Finally press 'Accept Edits' to put your changes into effect.
- Don't forget to turn the key to its original position again
(either RUN or REM)
Programmable Logic Controllers
ALLEN BRADLEY PLC-5 using Full Duplex DF1 Protocol
ALLEN BRADLEY PLC-4 using Full Duplex DF1 Protocol
ALLEN BRADLEY PLC-3 using Full Duplex DF1 Protocol
ALLEN BRADLEY PLC-2 using Full Duplex DF1 Protocol
ALLEN BRADLEY SLC-500 using Full Duplex DF1 Protocol
ALLEN BRADLEY 1774-PLC using Full Duplex DF1 Protocol
PLC-5 Commands:
Generic Read using Text Notation
Generic Write using Text Notation
Generic Read (O/I/S/B/T/C/R/N/F)
Generic Write (O/I/S/B/T/C/R/N/F)
SLC-500 Commands:
Generic Read using Text Notation
Generic Write using Text Notation
Generic Read (O/I/S/B/T/C/R/N/F)
Generic Write (O/I/S/B/T/C/R/N/F)
PLC-4 Commands:
PLC-3 Commands:
PLC-2 and 1774-PLC Commands:
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads information in any area of the PLC data
table memory, indicating the address as text instead
of as a set of separated parameters.
This command uses ASCII addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input / Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Input:1-122/Digital Input:1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 9
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
HMITalk1.DriverP6 = Indicates the address information (ASCII Symbol) of the
first element to be read. Example: N7:30
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes information to any area of the PLC data
table memory, indicating the address as text instead
of as a set of separated parameters.
This command uses ASCII addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output / Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Output:1-114/Digital Output:1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 9
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
HMITalk1.DriverP6 = Indicates the address information (ASCII Symbol) of the
first element to be read. Example: N7:30
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads outputs (O) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads inputs (I) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads status (S) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 2
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads binary (B) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 3
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads current timer (T) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-122
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 4
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads the current value of the counters (C).
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-122
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 5
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads control (R) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-122
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 6
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads integers (N) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-122
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 7
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads floating-point (F) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-61
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 8
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Use this command to set or reset a specified bit in a specified
word of data table memory. The value to be written will be
taken from the current value of the first channel of the
record used for this purpose.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 11
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-15).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes outputs (O).
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes status (S) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 2
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes binary (B) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 3
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes current timer (T) values of timers
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-114
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 4
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes current counter (C) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-114
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 5
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes control (R) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-114
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 6
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes integers (N) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-114
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 7
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes floating-point (F) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-57
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 8
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads information in any area of the PLC data
table memory. Previous read commands are just specific
configurations of this command.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input / Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Input:1-122/Digital Input:1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = Identifies the file type.
0 = Outputs (O).
1 = Inputs (I).
2 = Status (S).
3 = Binary (B).
4 = Timer (T).
5 = Counter (C).
6 = Control (R).
7 = Integer (N).
8 = Float (F).
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
To Ignore it:
-1
For Timer/Counter:
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
For Control:
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
For any other type, HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Not used.
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes information to any area of the PLC data
table memory. Previous write commands are just specific
configurations of this command.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output / Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Output:1-114/Digital Output:1-250
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = Identifies the file type.
0 = Outputs (O).
1 = Inputs (I).
2 = Status (S).
3 = Binary (B).
4 = Timer (T).
5 = Counter (C).
6 = Control (R).
7 = Integer (N).
8 = Float (F).
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
To Ignore it:
-1
For Timer/Counter:
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
For Control:
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
For any other type, HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Not used.
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Use this command to set the operating mode of the processor for the
next I/O scan.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 12
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
WHERE:
- HMITalk1.PointValue(0) = 0 means Program/Load Mode (processor idle, I/O disabled)
- HMITalk1.PointValue(0) = 1 means Remote Test Mode (processor scanning, I/O disabled)
- HMITalk1.PointValue(0) = 2 means Remote Run Mode (processor scanning, I/O enabled)
- HMITalk1.PointValue(0) = 3 means No Change (only remote bit affected)
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads words of data from any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data into limited areas of the PLC data
table memory. Its access is limited by memory access ranges
in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder diagram
program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data to any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within limited areas
of the PLC data table memory. Its access is limited by memory
access ranges in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder
diagram program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within any area
of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads information in any area of the PLC data
table memory, indicating the address as text instead
of as a set of separated parameters.
This command uses ASCII addressing.
See the "SLC-500 Items Naming - Text Notation" link in this
help's main page.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input / Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Input:1-30/Digital Input:1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 109
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
HMITalk1.DriverP6 = Indicates the address information (ASCII Symbol) of the
first element to be read. Example: N7:30
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes information to any area of the PLC data
table memory, indicating the address as text instead
of as a set of separated parameters.
This command uses ASCII addressing.
See the "SLC-500 Items Naming - Text Notation" link in this
help's main page.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output / Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Output:1-30/Digital Output:1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 109
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
HMITalk1.DriverP6 = Indicates the address information (ASCII Symbol) of the
first element to be read. Example: N7:30
COMMAND DESCRIPTION: *(This command may not be supported)
Reads outputs (O) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 100
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION: *(This command may not be supported)
Reads inputs (I) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 101
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION: *(This command may not be supported)
Reads status (S) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 102
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads binary (B) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 103
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads current timer (T) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 104
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads the current value of the counters (C).
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 105
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads control (R) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 106
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
on
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads integers (N) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 107
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION: *(This command may not be supported)
Reads floating-point (F) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-15
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 108
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Use this command to set or reset a specified bit in a specified
word of data table memory. The value to be written will be
taken from the current value of the first channel of the
record used for this purpose.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 111
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-15).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION: *(This command may not be supported)
Writes outputs (O).
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 100
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes status (S) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 102
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes binary (B) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 103
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes current timer (T) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 104
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes current counter (C) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 105
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes control (R) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 106
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes integers (N) information.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-30
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 107
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = -1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION: *(This command may not be supported)
Writes floating-point (F) values.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-15
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 108
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads information in any area of the PLC data
table memory. Previous read commands are just specific
configurations of this command.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input / Digital Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Input:1-30/Digital Input:1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = Identifies the file type.
100 = Outputs (O). *(This command may not be supported)
101 = Inputs (I). *(This command may not be supported)
102 = Status (S). *(This command may not be supported)
103 = Binary (B).
104 = Timer (T).
105 = Counter (C).
106 = Control (R).
107 = Integer (N).
108 = Float (F). *(This command may not be supported)
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
To Ignore it:
-1
For Timer/Counter:
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
For Control:
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
For any other type, HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Not used.
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes information to any area of the PLC data
table memory. Previous write commands are just specific
configurations of this command.
This command uses logical binary addressing.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output / Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = Analog Output:1-30/Digital Output:1-240
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = Identifies the file type.
100 = Outputs (O). *(This command may not be supported)
101 = Inputs (I). *(This command may not be supported)
102 = Status (S). *(This command may not be supported)
103 = Binary (B).
104 = Timer (T).
105 = Counter (C).
106 = Control (R).
107 = Integer (N).
108 = Float (F). *(This command may not be supported)
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Defines the File number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = Defines the Element number (0-999).
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the Sub-element number.
To Ignore it:
-1
For Timer/Counter:
0 = Control
1 = Preset
2 = Accumulated
For Control:
0 = Control
1 = Length
2 = Position
For PD:
0 = Control
1 = Control
2 = SP
4 = Kp
6 = Ki
8 = Kd
26 = PV
For MG:
0 = Control
1 = Error
2 = RLEN
3 = DLEN
For BT:
0 = Control
1 = RLEN
2 = DLEN
3 = Data file #
4 = Element #
5 = Rack/grp/slot
For any other type, HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Not used.
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads words of data from any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data into limited areas of the PLC data
table memory. Its access is limited by memory access ranges
in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder diagram
program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data to any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within limited areas
of the PLC data table memory. Its access is limited by memory
access ranges in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder
diagram program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within any area
of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads words of data from any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data into limited areas of the PLC data
table memory. Its access is limited by memory access ranges
in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder diagram
program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data to any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within limited areas
of the PLC data table memory. Its access is limited by memory
access ranges in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder
diagram program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within any area
of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Reads words of data from any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Input
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data into limited areas of the PLC data
table memory. Its access is limited by memory access ranges
in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder diagram
program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
Writes words of data to any area of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Analog Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1-120
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of starting word in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within limited areas
of the PLC data table memory. Its access is limited by memory
access ranges in the communication zone of the PLC's ladder
diagram program.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 0
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
COMMAND DESCRIPTION:
This command sets or reset individual bits within any area
of the PLC data table memory.
PROPERTY SETTINGS REQUIRED:
HMITalk1.DriverDataType = Digital Output
HMITalk1.DriverNumPoints = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = Identifies the destination address of the PLC with which
you want to communicate (0-255). If it is also necessary to
indicate a source address other than 0, you should
consider HMITalk1.DriverP0 as a combined parameter of the form SSSDDD
where:
SSS = source address of Ch0, KE or KF adapter (0-255)
DDD = destination address of the PLC (0-255)
Example:
HMITalk1.DriverP0 = 063001 means source is 63 and destination is 1.
HMITalk1.DriverP1 = 10
HMITalk1.DriverP2 = Address of byte containing the bit in the PLC memory (0 to 65535).
HMITalk1.DriverP3 = 1
HMITalk1.DriverP4 = Defines the bit index within the word (0-7).
HMITalk1.DriverP5 = Defines if BCC (0) or CRC (1) must be used.
[1003] DRIVER (Internal): Exception reports not supported
[1005] DRIVER (Internal): Invalid driver stage
[1300] PROTOCOL (Timeout): No answer
[2139] CONFIG (NumValues): Only one bit can be written with this command
[2147] CONFIG (NumValues): Only one value can be read or written
[2180] CONFIG (NumValues): Too many values (max=114)
[2183] CONFIG (NumValues): Too many values (max=122)
[2203] CONFIG (NumValues): Too many values (max=250)
[3014] CONFIG (P0): Invalid device address (0-255)
[3044] CONFIG (P0): Invalid source address (0-255)
[3045] CONFIG (P0): Invalid source address for receiving exception reports (0-255)
[3516] CONFIG (P1): Invalid command (0-10)
[3517] CONFIG (P1): Invalid command (0-12)
[3566] CONFIG (P1): Invalid PLC model (0-4)
[4061] CONFIG (P2): Invalid file number (0-999)
[4071] CONFIG (P2): Invalid memory address (0-65535)
[4538] CONFIG (P3): Invalid element number (0-999)
[4571] CONFIG (P3): Invalid sub-command (0-1)
[5002] CONFIG (P4): Invalid bit to be written (0-15)
[5003] CONFIG (P4): Invalid bit to be written (0-7)
[5036] CONFIG (P4): Invalid sub-element number (0-2 or -1 to omit it)
[5513] CONFIG (P5): Invalid validation mode (0=BCC/1=CRC)
[6011] CONFIG (P6): Invalid address format (valid format: N[7]:0[.0][/0])
[6012] CONFIG (P6): Invalid bit number (0-255)
[6017] CONFIG (P6): Invalid element number (0-999)
[6018] CONFIG (P6): Invalid file number (0-999)
[6019] CONFIG (P6): Invalid file type (must be I/O/S/B/T/C/R/N or F)
[6028] CONFIG (P6): Invalid sub-element number (0-999)
[8000] CONFIG (Remote): 1771 module response was not valid
[8001] CONFIG (Remote): A file has an illegal value
[8010] CONFIG (Remote): Access denied (improper privilege)
[8017] CONFIG (Remote): Adapter cannot communicate with module
[8018] CONFIG (Remote): Address does not point to something usable
[8022] CONFIG (Remote): Address reference exist to deleted area
[8023] CONFIG (Remote): Addressing problem
[8025] CONFIG (Remote): Another node is program owner
[8027] CONFIG (Remote): Application layer timeout error
[8038] CONFIG (Remote): Cannot complete request
[8039] CONFIG (Remote): Cannot execute command
[8052] CONFIG (Remote): Command cannot be executed
[8055] CONFIG (Remote): Command execution failure for unknown reason
[8067] CONFIG (Remote): Communication zone problem
[8070] CONFIG (Remote): Condition already exist
[8071] CONFIG (Remote): Condition cannot be generated
[8080] CONFIG (Remote): Data conversion error
[8090] CONFIG (Remote): Data or file is too large
[8111] CONFIG (Remote): Duplicated label
[8112] CONFIG (Remote): Duplicated node detected error
[8113] CONFIG (Remote): Duplicated token holder detected error
[8140] CONFIG (Remote): File is open (another node owns it)
[8141] CONFIG (Remote): File is wrong size
[8152] CONFIG (Remote): Function disallowed
[8156] CONFIG (Remote): Hardware fault
[8157] CONFIG (Remote): Histogram overflow
[8158] CONFIG (Remote): Host could not complete function
[8159] CONFIG (Remote): Host has a problem and will not communicate
[8165] CONFIG (Remote): Illegal command or format (try using less values)
[8169] CONFIG (Remote): Illegal data type
[8197] CONFIG (Remote): Invalid parameter or data
[8204] CONFIG (Remote): Less levels specified in address
[8206] CONFIG (Remote): Link layer error
[8208] CONFIG (Remote): Local port is disconnected
[8216] CONFIG (Remote): More levels specified in address
[8218] CONFIG (Remote): No access
[8240] CONFIG (Remote): Not used
[8274] CONFIG (Remote): Processor is in program mode
[8297] CONFIG (Remote): Remote node cannot buffer command
[8298] CONFIG (Remote): Remote node host is missing or shut down
[8299] CONFIG (Remote): Remote node problem
[8315] CONFIG (Remote): Scanner not able to communicate with 1771 module
[8326] CONFIG (Remote): Station is offline
[8328] CONFIG (Remote): Symbol is of improper format
[8329] CONFIG (Remote): Symbol not found
[8338] CONFIG (Remote): Transaction size plus word address is too large
[8347] CONFIG (Remote): Unknown error
This driver requires that you have TAS-HMITalk 8.04 installed.
Driver Source Code Last Update: 04/09/2005 12:46:22
Driver Reference Last Update: 10/30/2008 17:29:37
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