MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC, Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems, Fuji Electric, ALLEN
BRADLEY, Automationdirect, WAGO, RKC, SANMEI, M-SYSTEM, TOHO, DELTA TAU
DATA SYSTEMS
• Partial amendment
• Connected devices added
SHARP, KOYO ELECTRONICS, ALLEN BRADLEY, GE Fanuc, TOSHIBA MACHINE,
RKC, IAI
• MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC: L series (built-in Ethernet) compatible devices added
• Partial amendment
Preface
Thank you for selecting the MONITOUCH V8 series.
For correct set-up of the V8 series, you are requested to read through this manual to understand more about the product.
For more information about the V8 series, refer to the following related manuals.
Manual NameContentsReference No.
V8 Series Reference ManualThe functions and instructions of the V8 series are explained.1055NE
V8 Series Reference Additional
Functions
V Series Macro ReferenceAn overview of macros of V-SFT version 5 as well as macro editor
V8 Series Introductory ManualThe basic operating procedure of V-SFT version 5 is explained in detail.1057NE
V8 Series Operation ManualThe information related to the operations of V-SFT version 5, such as
M-CARD SFT Instruction ManualInstructions for the memory card editor M-CARD SFT are explained in detail.1023NE
V8 Series Hardware SpecificationsNotes on usage and hardware specifications for the V8 series are explained.2016NE
V806 Series Hardware Specifications Notes on usage and hardware specifications for the V806 series are
V815 Hardware SpecificationsNotes on usage and hardware specifications for the V815 are explained.2018NE
V808CH Hardware SpecificationsNotes on usage and hardware specifications for the V808CH are explained.2019NE
Specifications for CC-LINK
Communication Unit
Specifications for PROFIBUS
Communication Unit
Ladder Monitor SpecificationsInstructions for the ladder monitor function are contained.1045NE
Modbus Slave Communication
Specifications
V Series DLL Function Specifications Specifications of DLL files used for Ethernet (HKEtn20.DLL) and CF card
Functions of the V8 series added to the V-SFT version 5.1.0.0 and later are
explained.
operations and macro command description are explained.
software composition, editing procedure or limitations, is explained in detail.
explained.
Instructions for CC-LINK are contained.1028NE
Instructions for PROFIBUS are contained.1036NE
The functions and instructions of the Modbus slave communication are
explained.
(VCFAcs.DLL) are contained.
1060NE
1056NE
1058NE
2017NE
1046NE
1059NE
For further details about PLCs, inverters, or temperature controllers, refer to the manual attached to each controller.
Notes:
1. This manual may not, in whole or in part, be printed or reproduced without the prior written consent of Hakko Electronics
Co., Ltd.
2. The information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.
3. Windows and Excel are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
4. All other company names or product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
5. This manual is intended to give accurate information about MONITOUCH hardware. If you have any questions, please
contact your local distributor.
Notes on Safe Usage of MONITOUCH
In this manual, you will find various notes categorized under the following two levels with the signal words “Danger” and “Caution”.
DANGER
CAUTION
Note that there is a possibility that the item listed with may have serious ramifications.
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury and
could cause property damage.
CAUTION
DANGER
• Never use the output signal of MONITOUCH for operations that may threaten human life or damage the system, such as signals
used in case of emergency. Please design the system so that it can cope with the malfunctions of a touch switch. A malfunction of
a touch switch will result in machine accident or damage.
• Turn off the power supply when you set up the unit, connect new cables, or perform maintenance or inspections. Otherwise,
electrical shock or damage may occur.
• Never touch any terminals while the power is on. Otherwise, electric shock may occur.
• You must put a cover on the terminals on the unit when you turn the power on and operate the unit. Without the terminal cover in
place, electric shock may occur.
• The liquid crystal in the LCD panel is a hazardous substance. If the LCD panel is damaged, do not ingest the leaked liquid crystal.
If the liquid crystal spills on skin or clothing, use soap and wash off thoroughly.
• Never disassemble, recharge, deform by pressure, short-circuit, reverse the polarity of the lithium battery, nor dispose of the lithium
battery in fire. Failure to follow these conditions will lead to explosion or ignition.
• Never use a lithium battery that is deformed, leaks, or shows any other signs of abnormality. Failure to follow these conditions will
lead to explosion or fire.
CAUTION
• Check the appearance of MONITOUCH when it is unpacked. Do not use the unit if any damage or deformation is found. Failure to
do so may lead to fire, damage or malfunction.
• For use in a facility or for a system related to nuclear energy, aerospace, medical, traffic equipment, or mobile installations, please
consult your local distributor.
• Operate (or store) MONITOUCH under the conditions indicated in this manual and related manuals. Failure to do so could cause
fire, malfunction, physical damage or deterioration.
• Understand the following environmental limits for use and storage of MONITOUCH. Otherwise, fire or damage to the unit may
result.
- Avoid locations where there is a possibility that water, corrosive gas, flammable gas, solvents, grinding fluids or cutting oil can
come into contact with the unit.
- Avoid high temperature, high humidity, and outside weather conditions, such as wind, rain or direct sunlight.
- Avoid locations where excessive dust, salt, and metallic particles are present.
- Avoid installing the unit in a location where vibration or physical shock may be transmitted.
• Equipment must be correctly mounted so that the main terminal of MONITOUCH will not be touched inadvertently. Otherwise, an
accident or electric shock may occur.
• Tighten the fixtures of MONITOUCH with a torque in the specified range. Excessive tightening may distort the panel surface.
Loose tightening may cause MONITOUCH to come off, malfunction or be short-circuited.
• Check periodically that terminal screws on the power supply terminal block and fixtures are firmly tightened. Loosened screws may
result in fire or malfunction.
• Tighten terminal screws on the power supply terminal block equally to a torque of 0.8 N•m for the V812 or V810 series, or 1.2 N•m
for the V808 series. Improper tightening of screws may result in fire, malfunction, or other trouble.
• MONITOUCH has a glass screen. Do not drop or give physical shock to the unit. Otherwise, the screen may be damaged.
• Connect the cables correctly to the terminals of MONITOUCH in accordance with the specified voltage and wattage. Over-voltage,
over-wattage, or incorrect cable connection could cause fire, malfunction or damage to the unit.
• Be sure to establish a ground of MONITOUCH. Ground FG terminal which must be used for the unit. Otherwise, electric shock or
a fire may occur.
• Prevent any conductive particles from entering into MONITOUCH. Failure to do so may lead to fire, damage, or malfunction.
• After wiring is finished, remove the paper used as a dust cover before starting to operate MONITOUCH. Operation with the cover
attached may result in accident, fire, malfunction, or trouble.
• Do not attempt to repair MONITOUCH at your site. Ask Hakko Electronics or the designated contractor for repair.
• Do not repair, disassemble or modify MONITOUCH. Hakko Electronics Co., Ltd. is not responsible for any damages resulting from
repair, disassembly or modification of MONITOUCH that was performed by an unauthorized person.
CAUTION
• Do not use a sharp-pointed tool when pressing a touch switch. Doing so may damage the display unit.
• Only experts are authorized to set up the unit, connect the cables or perform maintenance and inspection.
• Lithium batteries contain combustible material such as lithium or organic solvent. Mishandling may cause heat, explosion or
ignition resulting in fire or injury. Read related manuals carefully and handle the lithium battery correctly as instructed.
• When using a MONITOUCH that has analog switch resolution with resistance film, do not press two or more points on the screen at
the same time. If two or more positions are pressed at the same time, the switch located between the pressed positions activates.
• Take safety precautions during such operations as setting change during running, forced output, start, and stop. Any misoperation
may cause unexpected machine motions, resulting in machine accident or damage.
• In facilities where a failure of MONITOUCH could lead to accident threatening human life or other serious damage, be sure that the
facilities are equipped with adequate safeguards.
• At the time of disposal, MONITOUCH must be treated as industrial waste.
• Before touching MONITOUCH, discharge static electricity from your body by touching grounded metal. Excessive static electricity
may cause malfunction or trouble.
• The LED lamp on the CF card interface cover lights up in red when the power is supplied to the CF card. Never remove the CF
card or turn off the power of MONITOUCH while the LED lamp is lit. Doing so may destroy the data on the CF card. Check that the
LED lamp has gone off before removing the CF card or turning off the power of MONITOUCH.
• The power lamp flashes when the backlight is at the end of life or is faulty. However, the switches on the screen are operable at
this time. Do not touch the screen when the screen becomes dark and the power lamp flashes. Otherwise, a malfunction may
occur and result in machine accident or damage.
[General Notes]
• Never bundle control cables nor input/output cables with high-voltage and large-current carrying cables such as power supply cables.
Keep these cables at least 200 mm away from the high-voltage and large-current carrying cables. Otherwise, malfunction may occur
due to noise.
• When using MONITOUCH in an environment where a source of high-frequency noise is present, it is recommended that the FG
shielded cable (communication cable) be grounded at its ends. However, the cable may be grounded only at one end if this is
necessary due to unstable communication conditions or for any other reason.
• Plug connectors or sockets of MONITOUCH in the correct orientation. Failure to do so may lead to malfunction.
• If a LAN cable is inserted into the MJ1 or MJ2 connector on the V8 series, the counterpart device may be damaged. Check the
indication on the unit and insert a cable into the correct position.
• Do not use thinners for cleaning because they may discolor the MONITOUCH surface. Use alcohol or benzine commercially
available.
• If a data receive error occurs when MONITOUCH and the counterpart (PLC, temperature controller, etc.) are started at the same
time, read the manual for the counterpart unit and remove the error correctly.
• Avoid discharging static electricity on the mounting panel of MONITOUCH. Static charges can damage the unit and cause
malfunctions. Otherwise, malfunction may occur due to noise.
• Avoid prolonged display of any fixed pattern. Due to the characteristics of the liquid crystal display, an afterimage may occur. If a
prolonged display of a fixed pattern is expected, use the auto OFF function of the backlight.
• Use a LAN cable commercially available. Using a self-made cable may cause an error in network connection.
[General Notes]
Note that the following conditions may occur under normal circumstances.
• The response time, brightness and colors of the V8 series may be affected by the ambient temperature.
• Tiny spots (dark or luminescent) may appear on the display due to the liquid crystal characteristics.
• There are variations in brightness and colors on each unit.
• When LCDs incorporating CCFL (cold cathode fluorescent lamp) backlights are used, their optical properties (brightness or irregular
colors) may change over time, especially at low temperatures.
The V8 series is equipped with five physical ports consisting of three serial ports, one LAN port, and one network
communication port
*1
. The LAN port can open eight ports simultaneously. You can use the physical ports to connect a
maximum of eight different models of devices and allow the V8 series to communicate with them at the same time. This is
called the 8-way communication.
*1 A communication interface unit (CU-xx) is required to enable network communication.
Physical ports
CU-xx
V8
LAN
SYSTEM
CN1
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
MJ1
F 5
F 6
F 7
MJ2
port1
port2
port3
port4
Select a target for connection.
Logical ports
PLC1
PLC2
PLC3
PLC4
PLC5
PLC6
PLC7
PLC8
PLC (company A)
Temperature controller (company B)
Inverter (company C)
Barcode reader (company D)
PLC (company E)
PLC (company F)
PLC (company G)
PLC (company H)
port5
port6
port7
port8
Physical Ports
No. of
Ports
CN11
8-way CommunicationOther than 8-way
PLC/temperature
controller/servo/inverter/barcode
Applicable Devices
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reader
Serial
EthernetLAN8
MJ11PLC/temperature
controller/servo/inverter/barcode
MJ21
reader/V-Link/slave
communication (Modbus RTU)
PLC/slave communication
(Modbus TCP/IP)
Serial printer
CREC
V-I/O
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OPCN-1CU-00
T-LinkCU-01
CC-LinkCU-02-2
Network
EthernetCU-03-3
PROFIBUS-DPCU-04
1PLC-
SX BUSCU-06
DeviceNetCU-07
FL-NetCU-08
• Only the logical port PLC1 can be selected for the following devices and functions. Thus, they cannot be connected at
the same time.
-Devices
- Network connection (CU-xx), without PLC connection, Mitsubishi Electric A-Link + Net10, AB Control Logix, Siemens
S7-200PPI, Siemens S7-300/400 MPI connection
- Functions
Multi-link2,
multi-link, ladder transfer, ladder monitor, Micrex SX variable name cooperation function
1-2 1. Overview
1.1.2System Composition
Serial Communication
The V8 series is allowed to communicate with three different models of devices at the same time via three serial ports. A
maximum of 31 units of the same model can be connected to each port.
31 units
maximum
CN1
V8
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MJ1
SYSTEM
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Ethernet Communication
Because eight communication ports can be opened, the V8 series is allowed to communicate with eight models of PLCs at
the same time.
Company A Company BCompany C
When there are two or more PLCs of the same model, the V8 series is allowed to carry out 1 : n communication via one port.
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
V8
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F 5
F 6
F 7
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F 4
F 5
In the case of TCP/IP communication, 64 units
F 6
F 7
in total can be connected to the eight ports.
LAN
Port1
Ethernet
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PROGRAMMER
Ethernet
Company A
* V-SFT version 5.4.0.0 and later, system program version 1.400 and later:Max. 256 units connectable per port
V-SFT version earlier than 5.4.0.0, system program version earlier than 1.400: Max. 100 units connectable per port
Mixed Serial-Ethernet Communication
In the case of mixed serial-Ethernet communication, the V8 series is allowed to communicate with eight different models of
devices at the same time.
• Connection of 3 models for serial communication and 5 models for Ethernet communication
CN1
Company A Company B
SYSTEM
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1-4 1. Overview
1.2Connection Modes
1.2.1PLC Connection
The V8 unit(s) can communicate with PLC(s) in serial, Ethernet, or network communication.
Serial Communication
There are four connection modes below to establish serial communication.
1 : 1 Connection
Overview
• One set of the V8 is connected to one PLC (1 : 1 connection).
• You can make settings for 1 : 1 communication in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical ports PLC1 -
PLC8. A communication port is selectable from CN1, MJ1, and MJ2.
PLC
V8
SYSTEM
CN1
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
MJ1
F 5
F 6
F 7
MJ2
RS-232C or RS-422 (RS-485) connection
• The V8 (master station) communicates with a PLC under the PLC’s protocol. Therefore, there is no need to prepare a
communication program for the PLC (slave station).
• The V8 reads the PLC memory for screen display. It is also possible to write switch data or numerical data entered
through the keypad directly to the PLC memory.
Read
PLC
V8
SYSTEM
CN1
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
MJ1
F 5
F 6
F 7
MJ2
Write
Connection
For more information on connection, see “1.4 Wiring” on page 1-18, “1.5 Settings for the Connected Device” on page 1-26, or
the chapters on individual manufacturers.
1 : n Connection (Multi-drop)
Overview
• Multi-drop connection connects one V8 unit to multiple PLCs of the same model as 1 : n connection. (Maximum
connectable PLCs: 31)
• You can make settings for 1 : n communication in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical ports PLC1 -
PLC8. A communication port is selectable from CN1, MJ1, and MJ2.
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
V8
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
CN1 MJ1 MJ2
1.2 Connection Modes1-5
Maximum length (V8 to the terminating PLC) = 500 m
RS-422/RS-485 connection
PLC (company A)
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• For models that support multi-drop connection, refer to the list provided at the end of this manual or the chapters on
individual manufacturers.
Connection
For more information on connection, see “1.4 Wiring” on page 1-18, “1.5 Settings for the Connected Device” on page 1-26, or
the chapters on individual manufacturers.
For description of connecting the PLCs, refer to the manual for the corresponding PLC model.
1-6 1. Overview
n : 1 Connection (Multi-link2)
Overview
• One PLC is connected to a maximum of four V8 units.
• Multi-link2 enables you to establish an original network consisting of a master V8 of local port No. 1 and slave V8 units of
local port Nos. 2, 3, and 4. The master V8 communicates with the PLC directly, and the slave V8 units communicate with
the PLC through the master.
Master
Local port 1
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 2
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 3
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 4
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
CN1 MJ2CN1CN1CN1
RS-232C
RS-422
RS-485
Hakko Electronics’ cable “V6-MLT” (3 m)
RS-485 (2-wire system) connection
PLC
• You can make settings for multi-link2 in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical port PLC1. In the case of,
for example, network connection that uses the communication interface unit “CU-xx”, this type of connection is available
only with PLC1. Therefore, any device used for network connection cannot be connected concurrently for multi-link2.
• A communication port is selectable from CN1, MJ1, and MJ2.
• Multi-link2 enables PLC1 memory data to be shared among the V8 units. However, sharing data of PLC2 - PLC8 is not
possible.
• The V7 and V6 series cannot be used together.
* The V7 and V6 series can be connected together with some PLC models. For more information on the available PLC
models, refer to page App4-10.
• The communication speed between the master station and the PLC depend on the setting made on the PLC. The
maximum communication speed between V8 units is 115 kbps, which is higher than the one available with multi-link
connection described in “ n : 1 Connection (Multi-link)”.
• For PLCs that support multi-link2 connection, refer to the list provided at the end of this manual or the chapters on
individual manufacturers.
How to connect a master V8 and a PLC is the same as the method of 1 : 1 connection.
RS-485 (2-wire system) connection is adopted to connect a master with slaves. At this time, use Hakko Electronics’
cable “V6-MLT” for multi-link2 master.
Connection
For more information, see “Appendix 4.1 Multi-link2”.
n : 1 Connection (Multi-link2 (Ethernet))
Overview
• One PLC is connected to a maximum of 32 units of the V8 series.
• Multi-link2 (Ethernet) enables you to establish an original network consisting of a master V8 of local port No. 1 and slave
V8 units of local port Nos. 2 to 32. The master V8 communicates with the PLC directly, and the slave V8 units
communicate with the PLC through the master.
- Connection example
1.2 Connection Modes1-7
Master
Local port 1
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 2
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 3
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 32
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
LANLANLANLANCN1
MJ1/MJ2
RS-232C
Ethernet
RS-422
RS-485
PLC
• You can make settings for multi-link2 (Ethernet) in the [Communication Setting] tab window for PLC1. Therefore,
multi-link2 (Ethernet) connection is not possible concurrently with a network connection that uses a “CU-xx”
communication interface unit.
• Multi-link2 (Ethernet) enables PLC1 memory data to be shared among the V8 units. However, sharing data of PLC2 -
PLC8 is not possible.
• The V7 and V6 series cannot be used together.
• The communication speed between the master station and the PLC depends on the setting made on the PLC; however,
communication among V8 units is performed via Ethernet, thus, high-speed communication is possible among them.
• For PLCs that support multi-link2 (Ethernet) connection, see the list provided at the end of this manual.
The method for connecting a master V8 and a PLC is the same as that for 1 : 1 connection.
Ethernet connection is adopted to connect a master with slaves.
Connection
For more information, see “Appendix 4.2 Multi-link2 (Ethernet)”.
1-8 1. Overview
n : n Connection (1 : n Multi-link2 (Ethernet))
Overview
• A maximum of 32 units of the V8 series can be connected to a maximum of 31 units of PLCs.
• 1 : n multi-link2 (Ethernet) enables you to establish an original network consisting of a master V8 of local port No. 1 and
slave V8 units of local port Nos. 2 to 32. The master V8 communicates with the PLC directly, and the slave V8 units
communicate with the PLC through the master.
Master
Local port 1
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 2
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 3
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Local port 32
Slave
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
LANLANLANLANCN1
MJ1/MJ2
RS-422
Ethernet
RS-485
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• You can make settings for 1 : n multi-link2 (Ethernet) in the [Communication Setting] tab window for PLC1. Therefore,
multi-link2 (Ethernet) connection is not possible concurrently with a network connection that uses a “CU-xx”
communication interface unit.
• 1 : n multi-link2 (Ethernet) enables PLC1 memory data to be shared among the V8 units. However, sharing data of PLC2
- PLC8 is not possible.
• The V7 and V6 series cannot be used together.
• The communication speed between the master station and the PLC depends on the setting made on the PLC; however,
communication among V8 units is performed via Ethernet, thus, high-speed communication is possible among them.
• For PLCs that support 1 : n multi-link2 (Ethernet) connection, see the list provided at the end of this manual.
The method for connecting a master V8 and a PLC is the same as that for 1 : n connection.
Ethernet connection is adopted to connect a master with slaves.
Connection
For more information, see “Appendix 4.3 1 : n Multi-link2 (Ethernet)”.
n : 1 Connection (Multi-link)
Overview
• One PLC is connected to a maximum of 31 V8 units. The V8, V7, and V6 series can be used together.
- Connection Example
1.2 Connection Modes1-9
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
Port No. 1Port No. 2Port No. 3Port No. 31
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
CN1CN1CN1CN1
Maximum length (PLC to the terminating V8) = 500 m
RS-485 (2-wire system) connection
PLC1
• You can make settings for multi-link using the logical port PLC1. For the V8, a communication port is selectable from
CN1, MJ1, and MJ2. For the V7 or V6, however, use CN1 only.
• Only a PLC for the signal level RS422/RS485 and with a port number is available. For PLCs that support multi-link
connection, refer to the list provided at the end of this manual or the chapters on individual manufacturers.
• RS-485 (2-wire system) connection is adopted to connect a V-series unit and a PLC.
Connection
For more information, see “Appendix 4.4 Multi-link”.
1-10 1. Overview
Ethernet Communication
Overview
• Because eight communication ports can be opened, the V8 series is allowed to communicate with eight models of PLCs
at the same time.
Company A Company BCompany C
• When there are two or more PLCs of the same model, the V8 series is allowed to carry out 1 : n communication via one
single port.
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
V8
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
LAN
Port2Port1Port3 Port4 Port5 Port6 Port7 Port8
run
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
stop
・・・
・・・
・・・
・・・
PROGRAMMER
Company D
Company ECompany FCompany GCompany H
Ethernet
PROGRAMMER
PROGRAMMER
PROGRAMMER
SYSTEM
F 1
A maximum of 256 units can be connected to
F 2
F 3
V8
one port.*
F 4
F 5
In the case of TCP/IP communication, 64 units
F 6
F 7
in total can be connected to the eight ports.
LAN
Port1
Ethernet
Company A
* V-SFT version 5.4.0.0 and later, system program version 1.400 and later:Max. 256 units connectable per port
V-SFT version earlier than 5.4.0.0, system program version earlier than 1.400: Max. 100 units connectable per port
• If multiple V8 units are connected to one single PLC, the maximum permissible number of these units depends on the
PLC specifications. Refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
Ethernet
FACTORY
ACE
PROGRAMMER
IP192.168.1.10
PLC
Port1
LAN
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
V8V8V8
F 3
F 4
IP192.168.1.1IP192.168.1.2IP192.168.1.3
F 5
F 6
F 7
Port1
LAN
Port1
LAN
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
• You can make settings for Ethernet communication in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical ports PLC1
- PLC8.
Connection
For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
Network Communication
Overview
• An appropriate communication interface unit is required to enable a network communication listed below.
Communication Interface UnitNetworkModels
CU-00
CU-01T-Link
CU-02
CU-03-3Ethernet
CU-04PROFIBUS-DP
CU-06SX BUSFuji Electric MICREX SX(SX bus)
*1
CU-07
CU-08
*1 The driver is under development.
*2 Besides communicating with PLC via UDP/IP, data transfer, MES interface function and TELLUS and V-Server can be supported
by connecting to a PC. Use built-in Ethernet port when communicating on TCP/IP.
• You can make settings for network communication in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical port PLC1.
Thus, devices available with only PLC1, as those used for multi-link or multi-link2, cannot be connected concurrently for
network communication.
1.2 Connection Modes1-11
OPCN-1Fuji Electric MICREX SX(OPCN-1)
Fuji Electric MICREX F(T-LINK)
Fuji Electric MICREX SX(T-LINK)
CC-Link version 1.10
*2
DeviceNet-
FL-NetFL-Net
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC A series(CC-LINK)
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC QnA series(CC-LINK)
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC QnH series(CC-LINK)
PLC Ethernet connection(UDP/IP)
Siemens S7 PROFIBUS-DP
PROFIBUS-DP
Connection
For more information, refer to the communication unit specifications provided for each network.
The V8 series is connected to temperature controllers, servos, or inverters via serial communication.
Serial Communication
1 : n Connection
Overview
• The V8 series is connected to multiple temperature controllers, servos, or inverters of the same model as 1 : n
connection. (Maximum connectable units: 31)
• You can make settings for temperature controller/servo/inverter communication in the [Communication Setting] tab
window for the logical ports PLC1 - PLC8. RS-422 (4-wire system) connection is available only by using CN1 or MJ2 on
V806. To establish a connection via RS-422 (4-wire system), use CN1 or MJ2 on the V806.
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
V8
F 4
F 5
F 6
Maximum length (V8 to the terminating device) = 500 m
F 7
CN1 MJ1 MJ2
RS-485 (2-wire system) connection
Temperature controller
(company A)
12331
Connection
For more information on connection, see “1.4 Wiring” on page 1-18, “1.5 Settings for the Connected Device” on page 1-26, or
the chapters on individual manufacturers.
1.2.3Barcode Reader Connection
The V8 series is connected to a barcode reader in serial communication.
Serial Communication
Overview
• The V8 series is connected to a barcode reader as 1 : 1 connection (RS-232C).
• You can make settings for barcode reader communication in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical ports
PLC2 - PLC8. A communication port is selectable from CN1, MJ1, and MJ2.
SYSTEM
F 1
Code No.
4902580302474
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
CN1
MJ1
MJ2
49025803024
PI !
4
7
RS-232C
Connection
For more information on connection, see “62.1 Barcode Reader Connection”.
1.2.4Slave Communication
Connecting via V-Link, Modbus RTU, or Modbus TCP/IP is applicable to slave communication using the V8. V-Link and
Modbus RTU are used for serial communication, and Modbus TCP/IP is used for Ethernet (TCP/IP) communication.
V-Link
• “V-Link” is the network where the computer reads from and writes to the internal memory of the V8 series, memory card,
or PLC1 to 8 memory using a dedicated protocol.
Dedicated commands
Read
Write
1.2 Connection Modes1-13
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
• You can make settings for V-Link in the [Communication Setting] tab window for the logical ports PLC2 - PLC8. A
communication port is selectable from CN1, MJ1, and MJ2.
• For more information, see “63.1 V-Link”.
Modbus RTU
• The V8 series is connected to a Modbus RTU master via serial connection.
• The Modbus slave communication memory table is prepared for the V8. The master is allowed to gain access to the
memory table and read/write the PLC data.
• For more information, refer to the Modbus Slave Communication manual separately provided.
Modbus TCP/IP
• The V8 is connected to a Modbus TCP/IP master via Ethernet communication.
• The Modbus slave communication memory table is prepared for the V8. The master is allowed to gain access to the
memory table and read/write the PLC data.
• For more information, refer to the Modbus Slave Communication manual separately provided.
V8 series
PLCPC
1.2.5Other Connections
For connection to a V-I/O, a CREC, or a serial printer that is not in 8-way communication, serial ports of MJ1 and MJ2 are
used.
1-14 1. Overview
1.3Physical Port
* For details on the V808CH’s terminal block (TB), refer to the V808CH Hardware Specifications manual.
1.3.1CN1
The CN1 port supports communication via RS-232C, RS-422 (4-wire system), and RS-485 (2-wire system). The signal level
can be changed between RS-232C and RS-422/485 on the [Communication Setting] tab window of the editor.
When executing communication via RS-232C, set the DIP switches 5 and 7 to OFF. (For more information on the DIP
switch, refer to the separate V8 Series Hardware Specifications manual.)
Pin Arrangement
CN1
D-sub 9-pin,
Female
5
9
6
1
No.
SignalContentsSignalContents
1NCNot used+RDReceive data (+)
2RDReceive data−RDReceive data (−)
3SDSend data−SDSend data (−)
4NCNot used+SDSend data (+)
50VSignal ground0VSignal ground
6NCNot used+RSRS send data (+)
7RSRS request to send−RSRS send data (−)
8CSCS clear to sendNCNot used
9NCNot used+5 VTerminating resistance
RS-232CRS-422/RS-485
Recommended Connector for Communication Cable
Recommended Connector
DDK’s 17JE-23090-02(D8C)-CGD-sub 9-pin, male, inch screw thread, with hood, RoHS compliant
Applicable Devices
Applicable Devices
PLC, temperature controller, inverter, servo, barcode reader
1.3.2MJ1/MJ2
The MJ1 and MJ2 ports support communication via RS-232C, RS-422 (4-wire system)*1 and RS-485 (2-wire system).
MJ1 is also usable as a screen data transfer port.
*1 MJ2 on V806 only
Pin Arrangement
MJ1 (All Models) / MJ2 (V815/V812/V810/V808)
1.3 Physical Port1-15
MJ1/MJ2
RJ-45 8-pin
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No.SignalContents
1+SD/RDRS-485 + data
2−SD/RDRS-485 − data
3
4
5
6
7RDRS-232C receive data
8SDRS-232C send data
+5 V
SGSignal ground
Externally supplied +5 V *
Max. 150 mA
MJ2 (V806)
Before using MJ2, select whether it is used as an RS-232C/RS-485 (2-wire system) or RS-422
CAUTION
MJ2
RJ-45 8-pin
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* Allowable current for the external power supply +5 V:
For MJ1 and MJ2, the maximum allowable current is 150 mA in total.
When connecting an optional unit or communication unit, be careful not to exceed the total allowable current for USB-A, MJ1 and MJ2.
Extension UnitCommunication Unit (CU-xx)
GU-00 - GU-03
GU-10, GU-11
(4-wire system) port using the slide switch.
The switch is factory-set to RS-232C/RS-485 (2-wire system).
No.
1+SD/RDRS-485 + data+SDRS-422 + send data
2−SD/RDRS-485 − data−SDRS-422 − send data
3
4
5
6
7RDRS-232C receive data+RDRS-422 + receive data
8SDRS-232C send data−RDRS-422 − receive data
Pins No. 3 and 4 are provided for external power supply. To prevent damage to the device due to wrong
connection, check the pin numbers and connect wires correctly.
Pin arrangement
on MONITOUCH
87654321
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Computer (screen data transfer)
PLC, temperature controller, inverter, servo, barcode reader, V-Link, slave communication (Modbus RTU), serial printer,
CREC, V-I/O
PLC, temperature controller, inverter, servo, barcode reader, V-Link, slave communication (Modbus RTU), serial printer,
CREC, V-I/O
Pin arrangement
on the cable
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1.3.3LAN
LAN Port Specifications
1.3 Physical Port1-17
Item
100BASE-TX (IEEE802.3u)10BASE-T (IEEE802.3)
Specifications
Baud Rate100 Mbps10 Mbps
Transmission MethodBase band
Maximum Node Interval
*2
(Cascading connection via repeater
200 m
hubs: 2 stages)
(Cascading connection via repeater
500 m
hubs: 4 stages)
Maximum Segment Length100 m (between the node and the hub)
Connecting Cable100Ω, UTP cable, category 5
Protocol
Number of concurrently opened
*3
ports
Maximum number of connectable
*3
devices
Maximum number of connectable
devices (TCP/IP)
*1 For connection with some PLCs
*2 No limitation for a switching hub
*3
UDP/IP, TCP/IP
8 ports
256 sets each via one single port PLC1 - PLC8
64 sets in total via PLC1 - PLC8
*1
*3 See the figure shown below.
No.0
Company A
256 sets
(Screen data registered in
No.1
the PLC table)
No.99
During TCP/IP
communication,
communicating with up
to 64 sets in total is
possible via 8 ports.
No.0
Company B
256 sets
(Screen data registered in
the PLC table)
No.99
*4
*4
V8i
Number of ports
8
Port1
Port2
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
Port3
F 3
F 4
LAN
F 5
F 6
F 7
Port8
PROGRAMMER
PROGRAMMER
*4
*4 V-SFT version 5.4.0.0 and later, system program version 1.400 and later:Max. 256 units connectable per port
V-SFT version earlier than 5.4.0.0, system program version earlier than 1.400:Max. 100 units connectable per port
Pin Arrangement
LAN
RJ45
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No.SignalContents
Applicable Devices
Applicable Devices
PLC, slave communication (Modbus TCP/IP), computer (screen data transfer, V-Server, etc.)
1.3.4Network Communication Port
An optional communication interface unit (CU-xx) is required to perform network communication.
For more information, refer to the specifications for each unit.
1TX+Send signal +
2TX−Send signal −
3RX+Receive signal +
4
5
NCNot used
6RX−Receive signal −
7
8
NCNot used
1-18 1. Overview
1.4Wiring
This section provides notes on configuring cables. For device wiring diagrams, refer to the chapters on individual
manufacturers.
1.4.1CN1 Connection
DANGER
Be sure to turn off the power before connecting cables. Otherwise, electrical shock or damage may occur.
RS-232C Connection
• Prepare a communication cable on your side. Twisted pairs of 0.3 mm sq. or above are recommended.
• Connect a shielded cable to either the V8 series or the connected device. The connection diagram shows the case
where the shielded cable is connected on the V8 series side. Connect the cable to the FG terminal on the backside of
MONITOUCH.
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
6
9
• If noise disturbs communications, establish connections between SD and SG and between RD and SG as pairs
respectively, and connect a shielded cable to both the V8 series and the connected device.
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
6
9
RS-232C port of the
No.Name
Shield
connected device
FG
RD
1
SD
5
SG
RS
CS
2
3
5
7
8
No.Name
Shield
FG
RD
1
SD
5
SG
2
3
5
Send data
Receive data
SG
RS-232C port of the
connected device
FG
Receive data
SG
SG
Send data
RS
CS
7
8
RS-422/485 Connection
• Prepare a communication cable on your side. Twisted pairs of 0.3 mm sq. or above are recommended.
• Connect twisted pairs between +SD/−SD and +RD/−RD.
• If the PLC has the terminal for signal ground (SG), connect a wire.
• To use a terminal block for connection, use Hakko Electronics’ “TC-D9” optionally available.
• The DIP switch on the back of the V8 unit is used to set the terminating resistance. For more information on the DIP
switch, refer to the separate V8 Series Hardware Specifications manual.
• Connect a shielded cable to either the V8 series or the connected device. The connection diagram shows the case
where the shielded cable is connected on the V8 series side. Connect the cable to the FG terminal on the backside of
MONITOUCH.
- RS-422 (4-wire system)
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
6
9
1
5
Name
FG
+RD
-RD
-SD
No.
1
2
3
1.4 Wiring1-19
RS-422 port of the
connected device
Shield
Send data (+)
Send data (−)
Receive data (−)
+SD
- RS-485 (2-wire system)
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
Name
FG
+RD
1
6
9
-RD
5
-SD
+SD
4
5SGSG
RS-485 port of the
No.
Shield
1
2
connected device
Send/receive data (+)
Send/receive data (−)
3
4
5SGSG
Receive data (+)
1-20 1. Overview
• If noise disturbs communications, connect a shielded cable to both the V8 series and the connected device.
- RS-422 (4-wire system)
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
Name
FG
+RD
1
6
9
-RD
5
-SD
+SD
- RS-485 (2-wire system)
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
Name
FG
+RD
1
6
9
-RD
5
-SD
+SD
No.
Shield
1
2
3
4
5SGSG
No.
Shield
1
2
3
4
5SGSG
RS-422 port of the
connected device
FG
Send data (+)
Send data (−)
Receive data (−)
Receive data (+)
RS-485 port of the
connected device
FG
Send/receive data (+)
Send/receive data (−)
Multi-drop connection (1 : n)
In the case of multi-drop connection, wiring between a V8 and a connected device is the same as that for 1 : 1
communication. Meanwhile, for description of wiring between connected devices, refer to the manual issued by the
manufacturer.
• Connection example
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
Name
No.
FG
+RD
1
6
9
-RD
5
-SD
+SD
RD terminating resistance: ON
RS-422 port of the
connected device
FG
1
2
3
4
5SG
Send data (+)
Send data (−)
Receive data (−)
Receive data (+)
SG
For wiring between connected devices, refer to the
manual issued by the manufacturer.
RS-422 port of the
connected device
FG
Send data (+)
Send data (−)
Receive data (−)
Receive data (+)
SG
1.4.2MJ1/MJ2
CAUTION
RS-232C Connection
• Use Hakko Electronics’ cable “V6-TMP” (3, 5, 10 m) as a communication cable.
• Connect a shielded cable to either the V8 series or the connected device. Connect the cable to the FG terminal on the
backside of MONITOUCH.
MJ1/2
RJ - 45
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1.4 Wiring1-21
• Be sure to turn off the power before connecting cables. Otherwise, electrical shock or damage may occur.
• Pins No. 3 and 4 are provided for external power supply. To prevent damage to the device due to wrong
connection, check the pin numbers and connect wires correctly.
RS-232C port of the
connected device
Name
No.
Shield
FG
RD
SD
7
8
Receive data
Send data
SG
5
SG
• If noise disturbs communications, connect a shielded cable to both the V8 series and the connected device.
RS-232C port of the
MJ1/2
RJ - 45
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Name
FG
RD
SD
SG
No.
7
8
5
Shield
connected device
FG
Receive data
Send data
SG
1-22 1. Overview
RS-422/485 Connection
MJ2 on the V806 series can be used for connection via RS-422 (4-wire system). For the other models, MJ1 and MJ2
cannot be used for connection via RS-422 (4-wire system). Use the CN1 port instead or a RS-232C-to-RS-422 converter
commercially available.
• Use Hakko Electronics’ cable “V6-TMP” (3, 5, 10 m) as a communication cable.
• If the PLC has the terminal for signal ground (SG), connect a wire.
• The DIP switch on the back of the V8 unit is used to set the terminating resistance. For more information, refer to the
description of the DIP switch setting in the relevant Hardware Specifications manual.
• Connect a shielded cable to either the V8 series or the connected device. Connect the cable to the FG terminal on the
backside of MONITOUCH.
- RS-422 (4-wire system)
V806 MJ2
RJ - 45
Name
No.
FG
+RD
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-RD
-SD
+SD
SG
* Slide switch on V806:
RS-422 (lower)
- RS-485 (2-wire system)
MJ1/2
RJ - 45
Name
FG
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+RD/+SD
-RD/-SD
SG
RS-485 port of the
Shield
7
8
2
1
5
No.
Shield
1
2
5
connected device
Send data (+)
Send data (−)
Receive data (−)
Receive data (+)
SG
RS-485 port of the
connected device
Send/receive
data (+)
Send/receive
data (−)
SG
1.4 Wiring1-23
• If noise disturbs communications, connect a shielded cable to both the V8 series and the connected device.
- RS-422 (4-wire system)
V806 MJ2
RJ - 45
Name
No.
FG
+RD
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-RD
-SD
+SD
SG
* Slide switch on V806:
RS-422 (lower)
- RS-485 (2-wire system)
MJ1/2
RJ - 45
Name
FG
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+RD/+SD
-RD/-SD
SG
RS-485 port of the
Shield
connected device
FG
7
8
2
1
5
No.
Shield
Send data (+)
Send data (−)
Receive data (−)
Receive data (+)
SG
RS-485 port of the
connected device
FG
1
2
5
Send/receive
data (+)
Send/receive
data (−)
SG
Multi-drop connection (1 : n)
In the case of multi-drop connection, wiring between a V8 and a connected device is the same as that for 1 : 1
communication. Meanwhile, for description of wiring between connected devices, refer to the manual issued by the
manufacturer.
• Connection example
MJ1/2
RJ - 45
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RD terminating resistance: ON
Name
FG
+RD/+SD
-RD/-SD
SG
No.
RS-485 port of the
connected device
1
2
5
Send/receive
data (+)
Send/receive
data (−)
SGSG
For wiring between connected devices, refer
to the manual issued by the manufacturer.
RS-485 port of the
connected device
Send/receive
data (+)
Send/receive
data (−)
1-24 1. Overview
1.4.3LAN
Connection Example
With hub
* Cascading connection via repeater hubs: 4 stages (2 stages) maximum
Without hub
Repeater hub
UTP straight cable
CU-03-3
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
V8iV8
F 5
F 6
F 7
FACTORY
ACE
PROGRAMMER
Between hubs
100 m (5 m)
Between the node and the hub
100 m
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Numerals within parentheses:
applied to 100BASE-TX
Wiring Diagrams
• Use a commercially available cable. Using a self-made cable may cause an error in network connection.
• If the use of a cross cable cannot stabilize communication, use a hub.
• Straight cable
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MJ1/2
RJ - 45
TX+
TX-
RX+
RX-
NC
NC
NC
NC
No.
SYSTEM
UTP cross cable
F 1
F 2
F 3
V8i
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
100 m
1
2
3
6
4
5
7
8
TX+
TX-
RX+
RX-
NC
NC
NC
NC
FACTORY
ACE
PROGRAMMER
MJ1/2
No.NameName
RJ - 45
1
2
3
6
4
5
7
8
Twist-pair cable
• Cross cable
1.4 Wiring1-25
MJ1/2
RJ - 45
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TX+
TX-
RX+
RX-
NC
NC
NC
NC
No.
1
2
3
6
4
5
7
8
TX+
TX-
RX+
RX-
NC
NC
NC
NC
MJ1/2
No.NameName
RJ - 45
1
2
3
6
4
5
7
8
Twist-pair cable
1-26 1. Overview
1.5Settings for the Connected Device
1.5.1PLC1 to PLC8
To enable communication with a PLC, a temperature controller, an inverter, etc., the following settings are required to be set
on the editor. You can see the contents of these settings on the V8 Main Menu screen.
For the Main Menu screen, refer to the separate V8 Series Hardware Specifications manual.
Selecting a Device to be Connected
Communication Setting
Connection Mode
Signal Level
Baud Rate
Data Length
Stop Bit
Parity
Target Port No.
*1
*1
*1
*1
*1
Select a connection mode.
1 : 1 / 1 : n / Multi-link / Multi-link2
Available options vary, depending on which device is connected. See the list at the end of this manual.
Select an option for parity bit.
None / Odd / Even
*1
Specify a port number of the connected device.
0 to 31 (Modbus RTU: 1 to 255)
1.5 Settings for the Connected Device1-27
Transmission Mode
*1
Time-out Time
Retrials
Send Delay Time
Start Time
Comm. Error Handling
Reset Condition
Code
Text Process
Select a transmission mode for the connected device.
This setting is required if a device of Mitsubishi, Omron, Hitachi Industrial Equipment Systems, Yokogawa,
JTEKT, or Yaskawa is in use.
Specify a period of time allowed for V8 to monitor a response from its connected device. If V8 receives no
response within the specified time, it retries to communicate with it.
0 to 999 (× 10 msec)
Specify the number of retrials to be allowed in the event of a timeout during communication. If a timeout
persists even after as many retrials as specified, an error handing routine will take place.
1 to 255
Specify a delay time that elapses before V8 sends the next command after receiving a response from its
connected device. Normally use the default setting.
0 to 255 (× 1 msec)
PLC
MONITOUCH
Send delay time “t”
Specify a delay time that elapses before V8 starts to send commands upon power-up. If V8 and its
connected device are turned on at the same time and the device is slower to start up, set [Start Time].
0 to 255 (× 1 sec)
Select an action to be taken in the event of a communication error.
• [Stop]
Communication will be stopped entirely and the communication error screen will be displayed. The
[RETRY] switch is available to retry the reestablishment of communication.
• [Continue]
The communication error message will be displayed in the top-left of the screen. The same
communication will continue until restoration, and screen operation is not allowed then. When
communication has been returned to a normal state, the message disappears and screen operation is
allowed.
• [Disconnect]
No error message will appear and communication will proceed to the next.
However, communication with the device, in which a timeout was detected, will be disconnected.
* Internal memory must be specified for [Read Area] and [Write Area].
*
This setting is valid when [Disconnect] is selected for [Comm. Error Handling].
• [Return Time] 1 to 255 sec (× 10 sec)
When the specified time has elapsed, V8 checks the restoration of the device which discontinued
communicating.
• [Auto-restoration upon screen switch-over]
When the screen is switched, V8 checks the restoration of the device which discontinued
communicating.
Select a code for the connected device. The selected option is reflected through the data displayed on
graphs or trending sampling parts.
DEC/BCD
Specify a byte order in text data. This setting is valid for macro commands that handle text.
LSB → MSB / MSB → LSB
[LSB → MSB]
[MSB → LSB]
150
MSB
LSB
2nd byte1st byte
150
MSB
LSB
1st byte2nd byte
*1 Be sure to match the settings to those made on the connected device.
1-28 1. Overview
Detail
Priority
System memory ($s) V7
Compatible (PLC1)
System memory ($s) V7
Compatible (PLC2)
Transfer Table Control
Memory
Multi-link2 with V7/V6
Target Settings
[1] (higher priority) - [8] (lower priority)
Specify a priority taken during 8-way communication. If interrupts from two or more devices occur at the
same time, communication with these devices will take place in order of priority.
This box is checked if the V7-series screen data has been converted to the data for the V8 series. The
system information relevant to 8-way communication will be stored in memory $P1 and $s. For more
information, see “Appendix 3 System Memory” (page App3-1).
This box is checked if the V7-series screen data (including temperature control network/PLC2Way settings)
has been converted to the data for the V8 series.
• Unchecked
$P2:493/494/495 is used as the transfer table control memory.
• Checked
$s762/763/764 is used as the transfer table control memory.
For more information, see “Appendix 3 System Memory” (page App3-1).
Specify the transfer table control memory for PLC1 - PLC8.
The memory specified here is the same as [Control Memory] in the [Device Memory Map Setting] dialog
([System Setting] → [Device Memory Map] → [Device Memory Map Edit] window → [Device Memory Map
Setting] dialog).
For more information, see “ Control Memory” (page App1-11).
This box is checked when multi-link2 is used for connecting the V8 together with the V7 or V6.
Connection Check
Memory
Connect To
PLC Table
Specify a desired memory address used for connection confirmation when communication starts.
This memory address will be used mainly during Modbus communication.
Set these items for Ethernet communication. See “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
1.5.2Read/Write Area
Read/Write Area
1.5 Settings for the Connected Device1-29
Read Area
Specify a memory address used to give commands for display or operation from the PLC to MONITOUCH.
Three words (at the minimum)
*1
of consecutive memory addresses are secured.
For more information, see “ Read area” (page 1-29).
This is the area, to which the screen numbers or overlaps displayed on MONITOUCH or a buzzer state will
Write area
Calendar
be written. Three words of consecutive memory addresses are secured.
For more information, see “ Write area” (page 1-33).
*2
This setting is valid when the V8’s internal clock
The setting allows the calendar data to be read from the device via the selected port at PLC1 - PLC8.
The calendar data will be updated when:
• The power is turned on.
•STOP → RUN
• The date changes.
• Bit 11 in the read area “n” is set (ON) (0 → 1 leading edge)
is not used.
*1 More words are required if the sampling function is used:
sampling control memory (three words maximum), sampling data memory (variable depending on the setting)
*2 For more information on the internal clock, refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual.
Read area
The read area is the area where the PLC gives commands for display or operation to MONITOUCH.
Three words (at the minimum) of consecutive memory addresses are secured.
MONITOUCH always reads data from these three words to display and operate according to the commands.
“Display the ERROR screen.”
(a command is given.)
MONITORING
A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5
B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5
C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-5
D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
ERROR screen is displayed.
ERROR
Power Supply Error
Turn the unit OFF at
once.
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Memory addresses are allocated as shown below.
AddressContentsOperation
Read area =nSub command/data
V series ← PLCn + 1Screen status command
n + 2Screen number command
* Data in these memory addresses is saved at $s460 to 462 of the V series internal memory. For more information on the internal memory
($s), refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual.
1-30 1. Overview
Read area “n” (sub command/data)
15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
0000
(1) Free
(2) BZ0 [0 → 1] (leading edge)
(3) BZ1 [0 → 1] (leading edge)
(4) BZ2 [1] (level)
(5) Calendar setting ([0 → 1] (leading edge)
(6) System reserved
(1) Free
When data is saved in this area, the same data is written to [Write Area] “n” after the screen has been
displayed. Utilizing this operation, these bits can be used for watch dog monitoring
*1
or display scanning
(2) BZ0A beep (peep) sounds at the leading edge [0 → 1].
(3) BZ1An error buzzer (peep-peep) sounds at the leading edge [0 → 1].
(4) BZ2
A buzzer (ffeee) sounds continuously while the bit remains [1].
When setting this bit, check [Use Continuous Buzzer Sound] ([System Setting] → [Unit Setting] → [General
Setting])
This bit is valid when the built-in clock is not used. This bit should be used differently depending on whether
the connecting PLC is equipped with the calendar function.
When MONITOUCH is connected to a PLC with calendar function:
When calendar data in the PLC is updated, it can forcibly be read by setting this bit (at the leading edge of [0
→ 1]).
(5) Calendar setting
*3
In addition to calendar data update using this bit, calendar data in the PLC is automatically read and updated
when:
• The power is turned on.
•STOP → RUN
• The date changes (AM 00:00:00).
When MONITOUCH is connected to a PLC without calendar function:
A virtual calendar area can be provided by setting [Calendar memory] in the [GD-80 Compatible] tab window
([Read/Write Area] → [GD-80 Compatible]). Then setting this bit (ON) updates the calendar data.
(6) System reservedThis bit is reserved by the system. This bit must be “0”.
*1 Watchdog
When the PLC is communicating with MONITOUCH, there is no means for the PLC to know whether or not MONITOUCH is doing
operations correctly.
To solve this one-way communication, change data in bits 0 to 7 in [Read Area] “n” and check that the same data is saved in bits 0 to 7 in
[Write Area] “n”. This proves that the V series is correctly doing operations through communications with the PLC. This verification is
called “watchdog”.
Change data in [Read Area] “n”. (Bits 0 to 7)
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
Data in [Write Area] “n” is changed. (Bits 0 to 7)
MONITORING
A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5
B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5
C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-5
D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5
*2
.
*2 Display scanning
This operation can be utilized for display scanning. Change data in bits 0 to 7 in [Read Area] “n” when giving a graphic change command
and check that the same data is saved in bits 0 to 7 in [Write Area] “n”. This can prove that the graphic change command is received and
executed correctly.
[A-1] to [A-5]
ON-display commands
Data in [Read Area] “n”
(Bits 0 to 7)
Change data in [Read Area] “n”.
+
(Bits 0 to 7)
Data in [Write Area] “n”
=
(Bits 0 to 7)
MONITORING
A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5
B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5
C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-5
D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
[A-1] to [A-5] ON-display: Normal termination
*3 If this bit is used during constant sampling, data sampling timing may be shifted. If this bit is set during constant sampling, we
These bits are used for controlling show/hide operations of overlaps.
(1) Overlap 0
(2) Overlap 1
(3) Overlap 2
(4) Overlap 3
• Normal overlap or call-overlap
[0 → 1] (leading edge
[1 → 0] (falling edge
• Multi-overlap
[0] (level
[1] (level
*2
): Hide
*2
): Show
It is necessary to specify library No. 0 to 1023 for [Overlap Library Number] for [Multi-Overlap] dialog.
This bit is used for controlling show/hide operations of the global overlap screen.
[0 → 1]: Show
[1 → 0]: Hide
It is necessary to specify library No. 0 to 9999 for [Overlap Library Number] in the [Global Overlap Setting]
dialog.
*1
*1
): Show
): Hide
1.5 Settings for the Connected Device1-31
(1) Overlap 0
(2) Overlap 1
(3) Overlap 2
(5) System reservedThis bit is reserved by the system. This bit must be “0”.
The macro set for [Macro Block] is executed once at [0 → 1] (leading edge).
(6) Global macro execution
(7) Data sheet output
(8) Screen hard copy
The macro block number should be specified for [Global Macro Memory] in the dialog that is displayed by
selecting [System Setting] → [Macro Setting].
For more information, refer to the Macro Reference manual provided separately.
The data sheet is printed out at [0 → 1] (leading edge).
This bit becomes valid when the data sheet function is set.
The V series screen image is printed out at [0 → 1] (leading edge). This bit becomes valid when a printer is
connected.
It is also possible to make a screen hard copy using an internal switch [Function: Hard Copy].
This bit becomes valid when an option other than [Always ON] is selected in the [Backlight] tab window that
(9) Backlight
is displayed by selecting [System Setting] → [Unit Setting].
[0] (level): OFF when the conditions are satisfied
[1] (level): ON
These bits are used for controlling show/hide operations of the analog RGB input screen.
This bit controls screen switching by internal switches.
(11) Screen internal switching
[0]: Screen switching by internal switches is enabled.
[1]: Screen switching by internal switches is disabled.
* An “internal switch” means a switch you can create for internal processing within MONITOUCH by
selecting [Screen] or [Return] for [Function:] of the switch.
(12) Screen forced switching
(13) Data read refresh
This bit is used for switching the screen using the read area “n + 2” when the required screen number has
already been specified in “n + 2”.
All the data display items on the screen are refreshed at [0 → 1] (leading edge). This is applied to every
data display item regardless of the setting for [Process Cycle].
*3
*1 It is possible to make this function work with the bit in the level. For more information, refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual provided
separately.
*2 As an exception, a multi-overlap may appear/disappear at the edge. For more information, refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual
provided separately.
1-32 1. Overview
*3 Usage Example
Step a: Screen change according to read area “n + 2”
Step b: Screen change with an internal switch
Step c: Screen change to the same screen number as step 1 according to read area “n + 2”
In this case, however, the same value is stored in read area “n + 2” so the command is not valid. In such a case, it is possible to forcibly
switch the screen to the screen number contained in read area “n + 2” at the leading edge [0 → 1] of bit 14.
a
D000
D001
D002
Data in the read area “n + 2” remains “5”
even if the actual screen has been
5
Read area “n + 2”
= external screen command
Screen No. 5
No. 2
b
Screen No. 2
No. 2
switched by an internal command.
To show screen No. 5 again using an
external screen command, set [0 → 1]
to bit 14 of read area “n + 1”.
Screen forced switching (bit 14)
15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
D000
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
D001
D002
Reset to this bit after you check that bit 14 of write area “n+1” is set to “1” or the same value is stored in write area “n+2” as the value in
read area “n+2”.
5
c
Screen No. 5
No. 2
Read area “n + 2” (screen number command)
15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
(1) Screen number
0 to 9999
These bits are used for switching the screen by an external command.
(1) Screen number command
*1
When a screen number is specified in these bits, the screen is displayed.
Even if the screen has been switched using an internal switch, it is possible to switch the screen using
an external command from the PLC. External commands have priority over internal switches.
*1 Screen No. Error
When MONITOUCH has started communications with the PLC, the screen of the screen number specified in read area “n + 2” is
displayed. If the screen number specified in read area “n + 2” does not exist in the screen data, “Screen No. Error” is displayed on
MONITOUCH.
SYSTEM
F 1
Data Loading...
Screen No. Error
Before starting communications with the PLC, check the data in [Read Area] “n + 2” and confirm that the screen number to be displayed
at first is specified.
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
1.5 Settings for the Connected Device1-33
Write area
This is the area where data is written from [Read Area], such as the displayed screen number, overlap display status, buzzer
sounding status, etc. Three words of consecutive memory addresses are secured.
MONITOUCH writes information to these three words during communications with the PLC.
When the V series has completed a display operation, sub command/data in [Read Area] “n” is written.
Backlight OFF!
(The unit status is set to the write area.)
MONITORING
A-1 A-2 A-3 A-4 A-5
B-1 B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5
C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-5
D-1 D-2 D-3 D-4 D-5
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
SYSTEM
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
The backlight goes OFF when the
screen is not touched for a certain time.
Memory addresses are allocated as shown below.
AddressContentsOperation
Write area =
nSame as data in read area “n”
n + 1Screen status
V series → PLC
n + 2Displayed screen number
* Data in these memory addresses is saved at $s464 to 466 of the V series internal memory. For more information on the
internal memory ($s), refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual.
Write Area “n” (output of read area “n”)
15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
0000
(1) Free
(2) BZ0
(3) BZ1
(4) BZ2
(5) Calendar setting
(6) System reserved
(1) Free
(2) BZ0
(3) BZ1
These bits reflect the data in read area “n” at the time MONITOUCH has been finished with processing.
(12)Screen internal switching This bit reflects the data in bit 13 of read area “n + 1”.
(13)Screen forced switchingThis bit reflects the data in bit 14 of read area “n + 1”.
(14) Data read refreshThis bit reflects the data in bit 15 of read area “n + 1”.
*2
*1 Example:
a. Display overlap No. 0 from read area (n + 1) using an external command.
b. Display overlap No. 0 internally using the [Function: Overlap = ON] switch.
In either case (a or b), bit 0 of write area “n + 1” is set (ON).
In the case of b, the bit in read area “n + 1” remains “0”.
External command for screen display from read area “n + 1”
Line A Paint Process
D001
Screen Change
Line C Line DLine A Line B
Numerical
data
display
Error
Error AlarmMonitor
Line A Paint Process
Screen Change
Line C Line DLine A Line B
Numerical
data
display
Error
Error AlarmMonitor
Internal command for screen display using a switch on the screen
1.5 Settings for the Connected Device1-35
a
When an overlap is displayed on the screen, bit 0
in write area “n + 1” is set to “1”.
15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
(Write area “n + 1”)
b
*2 Data of bits 9 and 10 is output to internal memory address $s16. For more information on the internal memory ($s), refer to the V8 Series
Reference Manual.
*3 Data of bit 11 is output to internal memory address $s17. For more information on the internal memory ($s), refer to the V8 Series
Reference Manual.
Write area “n + 2” (displayed screen number)
15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
(1) Screen number
(1) Screen number
0 to 9999
Screen number currently displayed
1-36 1. Overview
GD-80 Compatible
GD-80 Compatible
Read/Write Area
Calendar
When converting screen data files created on the MONITOUCH GD-80/81S series into those of the V8
series, this option is automatically checked.
• Unchecked:
The memory addresses allocated to the V series are applied to the read and write areas. (See page
1-29.)
• Checked:
The memory addresses allocated to the GD-80/81S series are applied to the read and write areas.
For more information on [Read Area] and [Write Area] of the GD-80/81S series, refer to the GD-80
User’s Manual provided separately.
Use this memory area when the connected device is not equipped with the calendar function and the V8
series built-in clock * is not used.
Calendar memory
Follow the steps below to set the calendar memory.
1. Specify the desired memory address for [Calendar]. Six words are occupied consecutively.
2. Save calendar data in the calendar memory addresses specified in step 1 in BCD notation.
The allocation of calendar memory is shown below.
MemoryContents
nYear (BCD 0 to 99)
n + 1Month (BCD 1 to 12)
n + 2Day (BCD 1 to 31)
n + 3Hour (BCD 0 to 23)
n + 4Minute(s) (BCD 0 to 59)
n + 5Second(s) (BCD 0 to 59)
The day of the week is automatically recognized from the above data. It is not necessary to input any data.
3. Set bit 11 (calendar setting) of read area “n”. At the leading edge of this bit (0 → 1), data in calendar memory is set for
calendar data.
*1 Calendar data is cleared when the power is turned off. When the power is turned on, set calendar data according to the
procedure mentioned above.
*2 When using the calendar memory, automatic reading of calendar data at the time of PLC connection as well as
once-a-day automatic correction is not performed. Consequently, some errors may be introduced. Perform the
procedure described above at regular intervals.
1.5.3Others
Printer
Make the setting when connecting to a printer. Refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual.
Card Recorder
Make the setting when connecting a card recorder, “CREC”.
V-I/O
Make the setting when connecting a serial extension I/O unit, “V-I/O”.
Touch Switch
Make the setting when using Touch Switch Emulation function of RGB input display.
The option unit (GU-01/GU-10/GU-11) is required to RGB input display.
For more information, refer to the V8 Series Reference Manual.
Simulator
Make the setting when saving screen data with simulator program to CF card (USB memory stick) by using CF card manager.
1.5 Settings for the Connected Device1-37
1-38 1. Overview
Please use this page freely.
2. ALLEN BRADLEY
2.1PLC Connection
2.1PLC Connection
Serial Connection
2.1 PLC Connection2-1
PLC Selection
on the Editor
PLC-5
Control Logix /
Compact Logix
SLC500SLC5/03 and later
MicroLogix
*1 Can be connected using the AB’s “1756-CP3” cable + D-sub gender changer (9-pin, female-to-male) commercially available.
*2 Use a D-sub gender changer (9-pin, female-to-male) commercially available.
*3 For the ladder transfer function, see “Appendix 5 Ladder Transfer Function”.
PLC Selection on the EditorCPUUnitTCP/IPUDP/IPPort No.
PLC-5 (Ethernet)
Control Logix (Ethernet)
SLC500 (Ethernet TCP/IP)SLC 5/05
MicroLogix (Ethernet TCP/IP) MicroLogix 1100-
NET-ENI
(SLC500 Ethernet TCP/IP)
NET-ENI
(MicroLogix Ethernet TCP/IP)
*1 For the ladder transfer function, see “Appendix 5 Ladder Transfer Function”.
*2 Supported by V-SFT version 5.4.27.0 or later and by system program version 1.920 or later.
No.01234567
SW3 OFFONOFFONOFFONOFFON
SW4 OFF OFFONONOFF OFFONON
SW5 OFF OFF OFF OFFONONONON
No.01234567
SW6 OFFONOFFONOFFONOFFON
SW7 OFF OFFONONOFF OFFONON
SW8 OFF OFF OFF OFFONONONON
Error check: BCC
Parity: None
Embedded response: No
Error check: BCC
Parity: Even
Embedded response: No
Detect and ignore duplicate
messages
Setting example:
Station number 15 (DEC) = 17
(OCT)
SW-3: ON, OFF, OFF
SW-4: ON, ON, ON
SW-5 (Network Link Communication Rate)
No.ItemSettingRemarks
1
2ON
Network Communication Rate
ON
57600 bpsFor DH+ port
SW-6 (Asynchronous Link Communication Rate and Diagnostic Commands)
No.ItemSettingRemarks
4800 bps9600 bps
1, 2, 3Asynchronous Communication Rate
4Diagnostic CommandsON
SW1ONOFF
SW2OFFON
SW3ONON
Execute Received
Diagnostic Commands
Set the same value as the one
set on V8.
SW-7 (Selecting the Network Link)
No.ItemSettingRemarks
1
2OFF
Selecting the Network Link
ON
Peer Communication Link
SW-8 (RS-232-C/RS-422-A Selection)
No.ItemSettingRemarks
RS-232CRS-422
1, 2Selection of RS-232C / RS-422-A
SW1OFFON
SW2ONOFF
Channel 0
SW-2 (Selection of RS-232C/RS-422A)
SWSettingRemarks
No.RS-232CRS-422A
1ONOFF
2ONOFF
3ONON
4OFFOFF
SW2
5OFFOFF
6ONOFF
7ONOFF
8OFFOFF
9ONON
10OFFOFF
Channel Configuration
2.1 PLC Connection2-5
ON: Lower position
OFF: Upper position
Channel 0
Serial Port
Options
ItemSettingRemarks
Communication ModeSystem (Point to Point)
Remote Mode ChangeUnchecked
Baud Rate4800 / 9600 / 19.2 K
Bits Per Char7 / 8
Stop Bits1 / 2
Control LineNo Handshaking
ParityNONE / EVEN
Error DetectBCC
Detect Duplicate MessagesChecked
NAK Receive3
DF1 ENQs3
ACK Timeout (20 msec)50
Message application timeout30 seconds
2-6 2. ALLEN BRADLEY
Available Memory
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code F007”, etc. is displayed on MONITOUCH. For
more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
Example: For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
Element number
File number
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
Indirect Memory Designation
2.1 PLC Connection2-7
• For the file numbers 0 to 65:
158 70
MSBLSB
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• For the file numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
• Specify the file number as well as the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Example: When specifying N120:123
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
- C: Counter (control)
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
- R: Control
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
2-8 2. ALLEN BRADLEY
2.1.2PLC-5 (Ethernet)
Communication Setting
Editor
Make the following settings on the editor. For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
• IP address for the V8 unit
- When specified on the screen data:
[System Setting] → [Ethernet Communication] → [Local Port IP Address]
- When specified on the V8 unit:
Main Menu screen → [Ethernet]
• Port number for the V8 unit (for communication with PLC)
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [Communication Setting]
• IP address and port number (No. 44818) of the PLC
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [PLC Table]
PLC
Channel 2
Channel Configuration (Channel 2)
ItemSettingRemarks
Network Configuration TypeStatic
IP AddressSet the IP address of the PLC.
Subnet MaskSet the subnet mask of the PLC.
Gateway AddressSpecify according to the environment.
Available Memory
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code F007”, etc. is displayed on MONITOUCH. For
more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
Example: For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
Element number
File number
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
2-10 2. ALLEN BRADLEY
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n+0ModelMemory type
n+1Address No.
n+200Bit designation
n+300Station number
• For the file numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n+0ModelMemory type
n+1Lower address No.
n+2Higher address No.
n+300Bit designation
n+400Station number
• Specify the file number as well as the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Example: When specifying N120:123
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the higher address number.
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
- C: Counter (control)
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
- R: Control
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
2.1.3Control Logix / Compact Logix
The logical port PLC1 can only be selected because the tag table is used.
Communication Setting
Editor
Communication setting
ItemSettingRemarks
Connection Mode1 : 1
Signal LevelRS-232C
Baud Rate4800 / 9600 / 19200
Data Length8
Stop Bit1
ParityNone
Target Port No.0
PLC
Control Logix
/ Multi-link2
/ RS-422/485
/ 38400 / 57600 115k bps
bits
/ 2 bits
/ Odd / Even
to 31
2.1 PLC Connection2-11
(Underlined setting: default)
For multi-link2, be sure to use the same tag
table.
Serial port
ItemSettingRemarks
MODESystem
Baud Rate38400
Data Bits8
ParityNone
Stop Bits1
Control LineNo Handshake
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System protocol
ItemSettingRemarks
ProtocolDF1 Point to Point
Station Address0
NAK Receive Limit3
ENQ Transmit Limit3
ACK Timeout50
Embedded ResponsesAutodetect
Error DetectionBCC
Enable Duplicate DetectionChecked
Compact Logix
CH0 - serial port
ItemSettingRemarks
MODESystem
Baud Rate38400
Data Bits8
ParityNone
Stop Bits1
Control LineNo Handshake
CH0 - system protocol
ItemSettingRemarks
ProtocolDF1 Point to Point
Station Address0
NAK Receive Limit3
ENQ Transmit Limit3
ACK Timeout50
Embedded ResponsesAutodetect
Error DetectionBCC
Enable Duplicate DetectionChecked
2.1 PLC Connection2-13
Available Memory
Create a CSV file by exporting “tag” created by using the ladder tool of the PLC. Then import the CSV file into the editor to
set the PLC memory.
For more information on importing, exporting and creating a tag, refer to “Connection with A•B Control Logix” provided
separately.
Indirect Memory Designation
Not available
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2.1.4Control Logix (Ethernet)
The logical port PLC1 can only be selected because the tag table is used.
Communication Setting
Editor
Make the following settings on the editor. For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
• IP address for the V8 unit
- When specified on the screen data:
[System Setting] → [Ethernet Communication] → [Local Port IP Address]
- When specified on the V8 unit:
Main Menu screen → [Ethernet]
• Port number for the V8 unit (for communication with PLC)
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [Communication Setting]
• IP address and port number (No. 44818) of the PLC
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [PLC Table]
Valid only for 1 : 1 connection
IP address and port number (No. 44818)
for the PLC
- Unchecked (default)
The CPU slot No. is fixed to “0”.
CPU Ethernet
Slot
Slot
Slot
No.0
No.1
No.2
Slot
No.3
2.1 PLC Connection2-15
- Checked
Specify the CPU slot number for [PLC Table] in the [Target Settings] tab window ([System Setting] → [Device
Connection Setting]).
Setting range: 0 to 16
CPUEthernet
Slot
Slot
Slot
No.0
No.1
No.2
Slot
No.3
PLC
Use one of the following utilities to set an IP address. For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the
manufacturer.
• BOOTP utility
• RSLinx software
• RSLogix 5000 software
Available Memory
Create a CSV file by exporting “tag” created by using the ladder tool of the PLC. Then import the CSV file into the editor to
set the PLC memory.
For more information on importing, exporting and creating a tag, refer to “Connection with A•B Control Logix” provided
separately.
Valid only for 1 : 1 connection
CPU slot No. 0 to 16
Indirect Memory Designation
Not available
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2.1.5SLC500
Communication Setting
Editor
Communication setting
ItemSettingRemarks
Connection Mode1 : 1
Signal LevelRS-232C
Baud Rate4800 / 9600 / 19200
Data Length7 / 8
Stop Bit1
ParityNone / Even
Target Port No.0 to 31
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
N(integer)00H
B(bit)01H
T. ACC(timer/current value)02H
T. PRE(timer/set value)03H
C. ACC(counter/current value)04H
C. PRE(counter/set value)05H
I(input)06H
O(output)07H
S(status)08H
T(timer/control)09H
C(counter/control)0AH
R(control)0BH
R. LEN(control/data length)0CH
R. POS(control/data position)0DH
D(BCD)0EH
A(ASCII)0FH
F(FLOAT)10HReal number
ST(STRING)11H
MemoryTYPERemarks
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code 10 00” is displayed on MONITOUCH.
For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
• Address other than input/output
- For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
Element number
File number
Device
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
• Input/output address
- For word accessFor bit access
I: xxx. yyy
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
I: xxx. yyy/zz
2.1 PLC Connection2-19
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
Bit number
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file or slot numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• Specify the file number or slot number and the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Example: When specifying N120:123
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
- C: Counter (control)
- R: Control
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
• For the file or slot numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
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2.1.6SLC500 (Ethernet TCP/IP)
Communication Setting
Editor
Make the following settings on the editor. For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
• IP address for the V8 unit
- When specified on the screen data:
[System Setting] → [Ethernet Communication] → [Local Port IP Address]
- When specified on the V8 unit:
Main Menu screen → [Ethernet]
• Port number for the V8 unit (for communication with PLC)
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [Communication Setting]
• IP address and port number (No. 44818) of the PLC
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [PLC Table]
PLC
Channel 1
Channel Configuration (Channel 1)
ItemSettingRemarks
DriverEthernet
IP AddressPLC’s IP address
Subnet MaskPLC’s subnet mask
Gateway Address
Make settings in accordance with the network
environment.
Available Memory
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
N(integer)00H
B(bit)01H
T. ACC(timer/current value)02H
T. PRE(timer/set value)03H
C. ACC(counter/current value)04H
C. PRE(counter/set value)05H
I(input)06H
O(output)07H
S(status)08H
T(timer/control)09H
C(counter/control)0AH
R(control)0BH
R. LEN(control/data length)0CH
R. POS(control/data position)0DH
A(ASCII)0FH
F(FLOAT)10HReal number
ST(STRING)11H
2.1 PLC Connection2-21
MemoryTYPERemarks
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code 10 00” is displayed on MONITOUCH.
For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
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Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
• Address other than input/output
- For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
• Input/output address
- For word accessFor bit access
I: xxx. yyy
Element number
File number
Device
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
I: xxx. yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file or slot numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• Specify the file number or slot number and the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Example: When specifying N120:123
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
- C: Counter (control)
- R: Control
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
• For the file or slot numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
2.1.7Micro Logix
Communication Setting
Editor
Communication setting
ItemSettingRemarks
Connection Mode1 : 1
Signal LevelRS-232C
Baud Rate4800 / 9600
Data Length7 / 8
Stop Bit1 bit
ParityNone
Target Port No.0
This model is not equipped with the calendar function. Use the built-in clock of the V series.
Available Memory
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
N(integer)00H
B(bit)01H
T. ACC(timer/current value)02H
T. PRE(timer/set value)03H
C. ACC(counter/current value)04H
C. PRE(counter/set value)05H
I(input)06H
O(output)07H
S(status)08H
T(timer/control)09H
C(counter/control)0AH
R(control)0BH
R. LEN(control/data length)0CH
R. POS(control/data position)0DH
D(BCD)0EH
A(ASCII)0FH
F(FLOAT)10HReal number
ST(STRING)11H
L(LONG)12HDouble-word
MemoryTYPERemarks
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code 10 00” is displayed on MONITOUCH.
For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
• Address other than input/output
- For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
Element number
File number
Device
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
• Input/output address
- For word accessFor bit access
I: xxx. yyy
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
I: xxx. yyy/zz
2.1 PLC Connection2-25
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
Bit number
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file or slot numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• Specify the file number or slot number and the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Example: When specifying N120:123
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
- C: Counter (control)
- R: Control
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
• For the file or slot numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
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2.1.8Micro Logix (Ethernet TCP/IP)
Communication Setting
Editor
Make the following settings on the editor. For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
• IP address for the V8 unit
- When specified on the screen data:
[System Setting] → [Ethernet Communication] → [Local Port IP Address]
- When specified on the V8 unit:
Main Menu screen → [Ethernet]
• Port number for the V8 unit (for communication with PLC)
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [Communication Setting]
• IP address and port number (No. 44818) of the PLC
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [PLC Table]
PLC
Channel 1
Channel Configuration (Channel 1)
ItemSettingRemarks
DriverEthernet
IP AddressPLC’s IP address
Subnet MaskPLC’s subnet mask
Gateway Address
Make settings in accordance with the network
environment.
Calendar
This model is not equipped with the calendar function. Use the built-in clock of the V series.
Available Memory
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
N(integer)00H
B(bit)01H
T. ACC(timer/current value)02H
T. PRE(timer/set value)03H
C. ACC(counter/current value)04H
C. PRE(counter/set value)05H
I(input)06H
O(output)07H
S(status)08H
T(timer/control)09H
C(counter/control)0AH
R(control)0BH
R. LEN(control/data length)0CH
R. POS(control/data position)0DH
A(ASCII)0FH
F(FLOAT)10HReal number
ST(STRING)11H
L(LONG)12HDouble-word
2.1 PLC Connection2-27
MemoryTYPERemarks
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code 10 00” is displayed on MONITOUCH.
For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
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Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
• Address other than input/output
- For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
• Input/output address
- For word accessFor bit access
I: xxx. yyy
Element number
File number
Device
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
I: xxx. yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file or slot numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• Specify the file number or slot number and the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Example: When specifying N120:123
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
- C: Counter (control)
- R: Control
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
• For the file or slot numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
2.1.9NET-ENI (SLC500 Ethernet TCP/IP)
The V8 series establishes communication with SLC500 via NET-ENI.
Ethernet
SYSTEM
192.168.1.11
Communication Setting
Editor
Make the following settings on the editor. For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
• IP address for the V8 unit
- When specified on the screen data:
[System Setting] → [Ethernet Communication] → [Local Port IP Address]
- When specified on the V8 unit:
Main Menu screen → [Ethernet]
• Port number for the V8 unit (for communication with PLC)
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [Communication Setting]
• IP address and port number (No. 44818) of the PLC
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [PLC Table]
V8
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
NET-ENI
RS-232
192.168.1.10
RS-232C
AB’s cable
“1761-CBL-PM02”
2.1 PLC Connection2-29
SLC500
Micro Logix
Channel0
PLC
NET-ENI / NET-ENIW
ENI / ENIW Utility
ItemSettingRemarks
232 Baud RateAuto
ENI IP Addr
Press [ENI ROM] to save the settings.
ENI IP AddressSet the IP address of NET-ENI.
Subnet MaskSet the subnet mask of NET-ENI.
GatewayMake settings in accordance with the network environment.
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
N(integer)00H
B(bit)01H
T. ACC(timer/current value)02H
T. PRE(timer/set value)03H
C. ACC(counter/current value)04H
C. PRE(counter/set value)05H
I(input)06H
O(output)07H
S(status)08H
T(timer/control)09H
C(counter/control)0AH
R(control)0BH
R. LEN(control/data length)0CH
R. POS(control/data position)0DH
A(ASCII)0FH
F(FLOAT)10HReal number
ST(STRING)11H
2.1 PLC Connection2-31
MemoryTYPERemarks
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code 10 00” is displayed on MONITOUCH.
For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
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Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
• Address other than input/output
- For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
• Input/output address
- For word accessFor bit access
I: xxx. yyy
Element number
File number
Device
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
I: xxx. yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file or slot numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• Specify the file number or slot number and the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Example: When specifying N120:123
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
- C: Counter (control)
- R: Control
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
• For the file or slot numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
2.1.10 NET-ENI (MicroLogix Ethernet TCP/IP)
The V8 series establishes communication with MicroLogix via NET-ENI.
Ethernet
SYSTEM
192.168.1.11
Communication Setting
Editor
Make the following settings on the editor. For more information, see “Appendix 2 Ethernet”.
• IP address for the V8 unit
- When specified on the screen data:
[System Setting] → [Ethernet Communication] → [Local Port IP Address]
- When specified on the V8 unit:
Main Menu screen → [Ethernet]
• Port number for the V8 unit (for communication with PLC)
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [Communication Setting]
• IP address and port number (No. 44818) of the PLC
[System Setting] → [Device Connection Setting] → [PLC Table]
V8
F 1
F 2
F 3
F 4
F 5
F 6
F 7
NET-ENI
RS-232
192.168.1.10
RS-232C
AB’s cable
“1761-CBL-HM02”
2.1 PLC Connection2-33
Micro Logix
Channel0
PLC
NET-ENI / NET-ENIW
ENI / ENIW Utility
ItemSettingRemarks
232 Baud RateAuto
ENI IP Addr
Press [ENI ROM] to save the settings.
ENI IP AddressSet the IP address of NET-ENI.
Subnet MaskSet the subnet mask of NET-ENI.
GatewayMake settings in accordance with the network environment.
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MicroLogix
Channel Configuration
DriverDF1 Full Duplex
Baud4800 / 9600 / 19200
ParityNone
This model is not equipped with the calendar function. Use the built-in clock of the V series.
Available Memory
The available memory setting range varies depending on the PLC model. Be sure to set within the range available for the
PLC. Use [TYPE] when assigning the indirect memory for macro programs.
N(integer)00H
B(bit)01H
T. ACC(timer/current value)02H
T. PRE(timer/set value)03H
C. ACC(counter/current value)04H
C. PRE(counter/set value)05H
I(input)06H
O(output)07H
S(status)08H
T(timer/control)09H
C(counter/control)0AH
R(control)0BH
R. LEN(control/data length)0CH
R. POS(control/data position)0DH
A(ASCII)0FH
F(FLOAT)10HReal number
ST(STRING)11H
L(LONG)12HDouble-word
2.1 PLC Connection2-35
MemoryTYPERemarks
Make settings for “Data Files” using the ladder tool. Otherwise, “Error Code 10 00” is displayed on MONITOUCH.
For more information, refer to the PLC manual issued by the manufacturer.
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Address denotations
The assigned memory is indicated when editing the screen as shown below.
• Address other than input/output
- For word accessFor bit access
Nxxx: yyy
The file number will not be displayed for the input, output or status memory.
• Input/output address
- For word accessFor bit access
I: xxx. yyy
Element number
File number
Device
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Nxxx: yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
File number
Device
I: xxx. yyy/zz
Bit number
Element number
Slot No.
Device
Indirect Memory Designation
• For the file or slot numbers 0 to 65:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Address No.
n + 200Bit designation
n + 300Station number
• Specify the file number or slot number and the element number for the address number.
Example: When specifying N007:123
Example: When specifying N120:123
• When specifying an address for the timer (control), counter (control) or control device in bit designation, specify the bit
number in decimal notation as shown below:
- T: Timer (control)
- C: Counter (control)
- R: Control
Specify “7123” (DEC) for the address number.
Specify “120123” (DEC) for the address number.
120123 (DEC) is equivalent to 1D53B (HEX). Specify “D53B (HEX)” for the lower address number and
“0001” for the upper address number.
DN = 13, TT = 14, EN = 15
UA = 10, UN = 11, OV = 12, DN = 13, CD = 14, CU = 15
FD = 08, IN = 09, UL = 10, ER = 11, EM = 12, DN = 13, EU = 14, EN = 15
• For the file or slot numbers 66 to 255:
MSBLSB
158 70
n + 0ModelMemory type
n + 1Lower address No.
n + 2Higher address No.
n + 300Bit designation
n + 400Station number
2.1.11 Wiring Diagrams
When Connected at CN1:
RS-232C
Wiring diagram 1 - C2
2.1 PLC Connection2-37
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
FG
RD
1
6
9
SD
5
SG
RS
CS
Wiring diagram 2 - C2
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
FG
RD
1
6
9
SD
5
SG
RS
No.Name
Name
No.
PLC
Dsub 9 (Female)
CD1
2
3
5
7
8
* Use shielded twist-pair cables.
RXD2
TXD
DTR
SG5
DSR6
RTS7
3
4
5
9
6
1
CTS8
No.Name
Name
No.
PLC
Dsub 9 (Female)
CD1
2
3
5
7
RXD2
TXD
DTR
SG5
5
9
3
6
4
1
CS
Wiring diagram 3 - C2
CN1
Dsub 9 (Male)
FG
RD
1
6
9
SD
5
SG
RS
CS
8
* Use shielded twist-pair cables.
DSR6
RTS7
CTS8
No.Name
Name
No.
PLC
Dsub 15 (Male)
TXD2
2
3
5
7
8
* Use shielded twist-pair cables.
RXD3
RTS
CTS
DSR6
SG7
DCD8
9
4
5
15
1
8
DTR11
SG
13
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