Omron WS02-SGWC1, SYSMAC Gateway, CX-Compolet Brochure

SYSMAC Gateway
WS02-SGWC1
CX-Compolet
WS02-CPLC1
NEW
FA Communications Software
FINS/CIP Communications Middleware
SYSMAC Gateway
CX-Compolet
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SYSMAC Gateway CX-Compolet
Operating system Windows Vista
Network
EtherNet/IP Yes (Tag access and data links enabled.)
USB Yes (CJ2, CP1)
PLCs CJ2 (with EtherNet/IP functionality)
Other functions Checking operation on EtherNet/IP
Visual Studio.NET 2008
Array variables are supported.
Upgraded Functions for FA Communications Software
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EtherNet/IP is required for data links on Ethernet networks.
Direct Data Link Access
High SpeedFlexibility
Tag Access
Two Types of Access
FA Communications Software
System Applications Device-embedded Applications
CX-Compolet
(formerly SYSMAC Compolet)
SYSMAC Gateway
(formerly FinsGateway)
SYSMAC PLC SYSMAC PLC SYSMAC PLC SYSMAC PLC SYSMAC PLC
RS-232C USB
EtherNet/IP
Ethernet
Controller Link
Simultaneous Upgrade for All OMRON FA Communications Software
Two New Features
Tag Access Data Links
Name server
Data
Tag name
CJ2 With EtherNet/IP functionality
FROM TO
FROM TO
Flexible, High-speed Software for Direct PLC Access
CX-Compolet, etc.
SYSMAC CJ2 SYSMAC CJ2
Personal computer
Personal computers become nodes on EtherNet/IP data links just like PLCs.
Application
EtherNet/IP
Data links
NEW
Flexibility
Tag access
Tag access
High-speed, large-capacity data links are possible.
Easy
Reduced costs and greater communications capacity.
NEW
NEW
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OMRON’s Upgraded FA Communications Software Lets You Create Applications with Flexible, High-speed, and Direct Data Link Access to SYSMAC PLCs from Personal Computers.
The need for faster transmission of more and more information between personal computers and PLCs is coupled with the need for frequent changes to specifications, such as address allocations in PLCs, a demand for software standardization to eliminate dependence on specific applications and networks, and a demand for cost reductions.
In response to this demand, OMRON has completely renovated its FA Commu­nications Software under new names. Data links are now possible using Ether­net. Data links can even be accessed via a LAN port on a notebook computer. And FA Communications Software can be used to access PLC data by using only tag names to enable more flexible and higher-speed access of PLC data from personal computers, and that lowers costs by eliminating the need for a special board for data links.
Easy PLC Data Reading and Writing with VB.NET and VC#.NET Control Objects
SYSMAC Gateway can be used as the communications driver on most networks. It is the successor to FinsGate­way and has inherited all FinsGateway functionality.
CX-Compolet software enables easily reading and writing PLC data using Visual Basic.NET and Visual C#.NET. It is the successor to SYSMAC Compolet.
Access to personal computers via data links.
Communicate using software processing.
Special Boards, such as Controller Link and SYSMAC LINK Support Boards, are not required.
Two types of access are supported.
Access to collected data in personal computers
High-speed access
As-needed access to PLCs on networks
You can easily handle changes to specifications.
Virtual PLC memory
No special Board required.
Application data can be accessed using tag names rather than addresses.
The addresses in PLC assigned to tag names can be changed without creating additional work.
No changes are required at the application.
You can easily handle changes to specifications.
PLC data was accessed using addresses, so if an address was changed in the PLC it also had to be changed in the application.
PLC data is accessed using tag names, so there is no need to change addresses in the application even if addresses are changed in the PLC. This enables application standardization.
Data links are possible between personal computers and PLCs on Ethernet networks.
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PLC data can be read and written across EtherNet/IP networks by simply reading and writing values in personal computer memory.
Same name server as for CJ2
A PCI Controller Link Support Board was required to establish data links.
There were strict limitations on the capacity and speed of Controller Link data links.
The LAN port at the personal computer is used, so no special board is required. Data links are possible even for a notebook computer.
Software operations are used, improving personal computer and communications performance.
EtherNet/IP provides greater capacity and higher speed, and because data link areas in personal computer memory are accessed, data access is faster than having to constantly access EtherNet/IP nodes.
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