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eason 1000 manualThe ability to communicate to multiple serial devices such as a PLC and a motion controller simultaneously make the Model 1000 a powerful solution for OEMs and integrators. The Model 1000 features an 8 line by 40 character black on white cold cathode display providing clear viewing in all lighting conditions. The full travel keypad makes data entry easy and dependable. The Model 1000 has all the computing power using Basic programming. We know there are plenty of differences when it comes to used equipment and quite often, choosing between different pieces is difficult, especially when the equipment is not sitting right in front of you. Well, what if you were able to see a piece of equipment before you purchased it. Not just a picture from the manufacturer's website, but the actual piece of equipment you would receive. You can zoom in close to see the labels with the serial number or zoom out to see the overall condition of the equipment. It's like having the store come to you. InstraView Request Form To get started. 1. Fill in the request form below 2. We'll send you an email letting you know exactly when your piece of equipment will be available for viewing Item to Inspect: 80966-1 - Eason Technology 1000 Intelligent Operator Interface Error Please contact us to complete your request. Thank You! We will be contacting you shortly. Warranty: If there's a problem, we'll make it right. Your satisfaction is how we measure success. Returns: No hassle return policy. Repair: Our team of engineers are creative problem solvers who understand your challenges. Payment: Custom Calibration: You give us the specs and we do the rest. Share this page: I would recommend them to anyone looking for this type of equipment! Dylan S. Great customer service.We are back in business. Much appreciated! Artisan has saved the day again. With over 20 years of We work quickly. All rights reserved.http://www.parasitenberatung.at/userfiles/creative-sound-blaster-audigy-4-pro-manual.xml
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That is to say that reading a register in a Modicon PLC uses the same procedure as reading a register in an Omron PLC. This allows a given program to be written for one PLC and then used with another PLC just by changing the PLC Interface option in your 1000 Series unit. This assumes, of course, that both PLC's have equivalent functionality. They are CALL PLCINIT, CALL PLCREAD, and CALL PLCWRITE. These calls can be used in any reasonable location within a BASIC program running in the Model 1000 or 1100 with a PLC Interface option. For most of the PLC Interface Options, the PLC Interface is on COM1 of the 1000 Series device. COM2 retains its default status. The -MOD, -PL5, and -SL5 Options have the ability to communicate to the PLC from either COM port. In effect, this allows you to hook two PLC's to each 1000 or In a Model 1000, COM2 is still standard RS232C. In a Model 1100, COM2 can still be configured to be RS232C, RS422, or RS485. This allows the integration of a PLC and virtually any other serial communications device. For example, you can connect a PLC to COM1 and another device that uses serial communication (e.g., motion controllers, PC's, serial displays, temperature controllers, etc.) to 3 COM2 and communicate to all devices via the 1000 Series interface. Initialization of the PLC Interface (setting the proper communication parameters and verifying the establishment of the link between the PLC and the Model 1000 or 1100) always occurs with the CALL PLCINIT command. This command need only be issued once, usually during the initialization portion of your program. Any data that you wish to get from the PLC is retrieved by the CALL PLCREAD command. The following section describes the CALL PLCINIT, CALL PLCREAD, and CALL PLCWRITE commands in general. Most of the PLC Interfaces developed so far use the same arguments for similar functionality, no matter which Interface is installed. Exceptions are noted in the tables.http://www.podhoru.cz/userfiles/creative-sound-blaster-audigy-sb1394-manual.xml More specific information follows in sections particular to each Interface Option. See the PLC and SLC specific sections on the - PL5 and -SL5 Options for the CALL PLCREAD and CALL PLCWRITE commands for the Allen Bradley PLC-5 and SLC 500 PLC's as they are significantly different from the rest of the interface options. 3 4 CALL PLCINIT Statement Purpose: PLC Interface Commands This command is used to initialize communication with a given PLC of a given type. CALL PLCINIT must be issued prior to any other communication (reading or writing) to the specified PLC. CALL PLCINIT does auto-baud rate detect for some PLC's and sets up specific communications parameters for others. See the section specific to your Interface Option for information regarding the initialization parameters for that particular system. If they are OK, check to make sure that you do not have a password in your PLC that is not allowing access to the programming port. Syntax: CALL PLCINIT(id,cmd) Comments: id specifies the address of the PLC that you wish to initialize. Some PLC's allow addressing of multiple PLC's, others do not. Refer to your PLC Operator's manuals for information regarding capability and implementation.Refer to the -PL5 and -SL5 for information on how to use this command with the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 and SLC-500 processors. This number is usually 1 when interfacing to one PLC.Refer to the section regarding your specific interface for the actual format start address is the starting address of the bit(s) or register(s) you are interested in reading. Most PLC interfaces only allow you to read one at a time, and for many applications that is all you will need to read. This variable MUST be a short integer ( variable). If you are reading more than 16 bits, you will need to use a short integer array. The dimension of the array variable will be the next integer greater than the desired number of bits divided by 16.https://www.becompta.be/emploi/bose-wave-radio-cd-ii-manual Remember, any time you are reading more than one word of data (more than one register or more than 16 bits) you must use a dimensioned short integer array. Refer to the -PL5 and -SL5 for information on how to use this command with the Allen-Bradley PLC-5 and SLC-500 processors. This number is usually 1 when interfacing to one PLC. 6 7 cmd specifies the write operation you wish to perform. Refer to the section regarding your specific interface for the actual format.Many PLC Interfaces only allow you to set one at a time, and for many applications that is all you will need to read. If the number of words is greater than one, this must be an array (make sure you properly dimension the array prior to using it). If you wish to set more than 16 consecutive bits, you will need to use an array. Also, various PLC's deal with Operator Interfaces in various ways. This section deals with the criteria specific to each of the 1000 Series PLC Interface Options -- command variances, communication hardware, cabling, etc. When used with a Modicon PLC, the communications occurs via the programming port. The 1000 Series does auto-detect for the serial communications parameters, therefore no special procedures are necessary for configuring the serial port on the PLC. The CALL PLCINIT command takes care of configuring COM1 on the 1000 Series device and initializing the communications with the PLC. Please note that the PLC needs to be in RUN MODE for communication with the 1000 Series device. Connections: The -MOD Option comes with the proper cable to interface to the Modicon PLC. Access to the PLC occurs via the programming port. In the near future, they will also be offering a Serial Communications Module that supports SNP which will allow simultaneous connections to the PLC by more than one Model 1000 or 1100, as well as a programmer. Check with GE for availability. You would then need to use the - MOD option to communicate to the PLC. See the previous section for more information.http://flexphysicaltherapy.com/images/canon-speedlite-580ex-ii-instruction-manual.pdf The rest of this section will deal with the -GE9 SNP protocol currently only available through the programming port. (Note: since the original publication of this document, it appears that GE Fanuc has released a version of Serial Communications Module that does support the SNP protocol.) Connections: The -GE9 Option comes with the proper cable to interface to a GE Fanuc Series 90 PLC. Either COM 1 or COM 2 can be specified according to the table below. Note that on Model 1000's only COM1 is available for RS422 communication. If they are OK, check to make sure that the GE Series 90 is powered up and ready to accept Commands. The Eason will step through baud rates 19,200 to 1,200 with Odd, Even and No parity tried for each. Syntax: CALL PLCINIT(id,cmd) Comments: id specifies the address of the GE Series 90. The Series 305 PLC's (Models 315, 325, and 330) communicate via a DCU module. The communication parameters are auto-detected by the 1000 Series device. Therefore, you don't need to set up any communication parameters in your PLC. The TI Model 425 communicates via the DCM module. It's communication parameters are also auto-detected. The TI Model 435 has a serial communication port built into the CPU module. No other communications module is necessary. As with the other Models, the 1000 Series auto-detects the 435's communication parameters. In all cases, the communication protocol is RS232C, so use the RS232C port, not the RS422 port, if you have a choice. Connections: The -TI3 Option comes with the proper cable to interface to a TI 305 or 405 Series PLC. The data can be arbitrary, since the net result is resetting the status registers, no matter what you write. See the example: 10 DIM newstat(5) 20 CALL PLCWRITE(1,1,0,5,newstat(1)) Note: numbers in bold cannot be changed (See your PLC manual for more details) You must write 5 words of data any time you wish to reset the network status. Also, on the Model 435, the V-Memory registers are specified in octal in the TI documentation with an offset of The 1000 series specifies the memory registers in decimal with an offset of 0. For example, to access register V7377 you would first subtract from and then convert the result ( ) to decimal ( ). You must take care when specifying the address to take this difference into account.CALL PLCINIT Statement Purpose: This command is used to initialize communication with the TI3. If they are OK, check to make sure that the PLC is powered up and ready to accept Commands. The 1000 Series -TI5 Option uses this port for communication to the PLC. Both the Model 1000 and Model 1100 auto detect the communication parameters, so no setup is needed to get the two devices communicating. The only caution is to make sure that no passwords exist that would not allow the 1000 Series unit access to the programming port. This is because the port uses hardware handshaking that the Eason does not recognize. In the case of a very busy rack bus, a read by the Eason of a PLC register will return non-valid data. Connections: The -TI5 Option comes with the proper cable to interface to a TI 505 Series PLC. It is a cross reference between the Memory Type in the PLC documentation and the cmd for the CALL PLCREAD and CALL PLCWRITE commands. For example, you are restricted to accessing 7 registers in V memory with one CALL PLCREAD or CALL PLCWRITE command. 17 18 -PL5 Interface Option Communications: The -PL5 Interface Option allows the 1000 Series to communicate to the Allen Bradley PLC-5 through the 1785-KE or 1770-KF2 Series B Data Highway RS-232-C Interface Modules. The communications cable is Eason Technology's standard Null Modem cable (N-MODEM for the Model 1100 and N-MODEM-9-25 for the Model 1000). Connections: The -PL5 Option comes with the proper cable to interface direct to a PLC-520,540 or 580 DF1 port. You may also choose a cable to interface to either a 1785-KE or a 1770-KF2 Series B Data Highway RS-232-C Interface Module. The cable sections are as follows: Using the -PL5 with a 1785 KE Module Model Model Using the -PL5 with a 1770 KF2 Module: Model Model Using the -PL5 with a PLC-520, 540, or 580 DF1 port: Model Model Refer to the end of this section for the schematics for the above cables 1000 Series to Allen Bradley 1785-KE or 1770-KF2 Module Communication Connections Allen-Bradley 1785 KE and 1770 KF2 Set-Up: Correctly setting the dip switches on the 1785 KE or 1770 KF2 Interface Module is an important step in the set up process. Furthermore it is a good idea to make sure that your 1785 KE or 1770 KF2 is working properly by communicating to the PLC5 via the KE or KF2 interface and Allen Bradley's programming software (APS). Follow the appropriate Allen-Bradley user's manual for setting up your system to communicate in this fashion. Once you have successfully communicated with between the PC and your PLC, communicating with the Eason is a snap.This number is usually 1 when interfacing to one PLC.If you are reading data in the form of words, it is the number of consecutive elements you wish to read. If you are reading bits, it is the number of consecutive bits you wish to read. If the value of count (see above) is 1, this will be a variable expression. If you are reading elements that are stored as words and count is greater than one, this will be an array (make sure you properly dimension the array prior to using it). If you are reading the status of more than one, but less than 16 bits, you will be reading one word, and therefore can use a discrete variable name. If you are reading more than 16 bits, you will need to use an array. The dimension of the array variable will be the next integer greater than the desired number of bits divided by 16.This number is usually 1 when interfacing to one PLC.If you are writing data in the form of words, it is the number of consecutive elements you wish to write. If you are setting bits, it is the number of consecutive bits you wish to set. If the value of count (see above) is 1, this could be a variable expression. If you are writing elements that are stored as words and count is greater than one, this will be an array (make sure you properly dimension the array prior to using it). If you are setting more than one, but less than 16 bits, you will be writing one word, and therefore can use a discrete variable name. If you are setting more than 16 bits, you will need to use an array. The communications cable is Eason Technology's standard Null Modem cable (N-MODEM-25-9 for the Model 1100 and N-MODEM-9-9 for the Model 1000). Connections: The -SL5 Option comes with the proper cable to interface to a 1747-KE Interface Module. If the processor is a stand-alone type (SLC500), you may have to add a two slot option rack to add this interface module. Some newer SLC-500's have a built-in serial port, this port can be used to gain direct access to SLC-500 by using the DF1 protocol. This document refers only to the setup and use of the 1747-KE module. Please consult Eason Technology for other applications. Follow the setup guidelines for the 1747-KE module exactly. If possible, use your Allen-Bradley programming software to communicate to the SLC-500 once you perform all of the setup operations. In general you can use the default settings as long as you change the DF1 Port Setup Parameters, select the correct node address, and select FULL DUPLEX operation. If you want to check all of the parameters using a terminal connected to the setup port, use the following parameters: DF1 Port Setup Parameters: 19.2K baud (this is not critical, the -SL5 option will auto-baud and find your baud rate) 8 data bits No parity 1 stop bit. DH-485 Port Setup Parameters: Node Address - 2 Set the PLC to node address 1 (this is performed with the Allen-Bradley setup software for the PLC). The -SL5 interface will reside at node address 0. Max Node Address - 31 Message Time-out ms Pass Through - Enabled Baud Rate DF1 Protocol Menu: Full Duplex DF1 Protocol Full Duplex Setup Menu: Duplicate Packet Detection - Disabled Checksum - BCC Constant Carrier Detect - Disabled Modem Init String - (blank) Embedded Response Detect - Embedded Response ACK Time-out Seconds ENQuriy Retries - 2 NAK Received Retries - 2 Be sure to return the 1747-KE module to the Run mode (jumper settings), and jumper the 1747-KE for RS-232. Connect the DF1 port to COM1 on the 1000 Series product, and you should be able to communicate. Try sending a CALL PLCINIT(1,1) to see if you get a Ready response. If you do, start programming. If not, try checking that you are using COM1 on the 1000 Series product. Make sure you are plugged into the DF1 port, not the configuration port on the 1747-KE. Make sure you are no longer in setup mode for the 1747-KE, and that the jumpers are set to RS 27 Command Variations: The CALL PLCREAD and CALL PLCWRITE commands for the SLC-500 are significantly different from the other PLC's described here.This number is usually 1 when interfacing to one PLC. See the SLC-500 Setup section for more information on the selection of the id.The use of a specific file is restricted to files which your program access.Allen-Bradley restricts reading from or writing to locations which are not specified within a program. For example if your program only access N7:0 through N7:4 and you try to read from N7:5 (one address higher than your program access), you will get an error. To avoid this problem, we suggest that your program access data at least one word higher than words that the -SL5 interface is trying to access. When addressing bit files (type 3), you must specify the WORD address, rather than the BIT address. See the examples at the end of this section for further clarification.If you are reading words (as in reading a register value), leave this field blank (i.e.,.address,,count,.). If you are reading bits in any file type, specify the starting bit in the element you are addressing (address). If you are reading data in the form of words, it is the number of consecutive elements you wish to read. If you are reading the status of more than one, but less than 16 bits, you will be 27 28 reading one word, and therefore can use a discrete variable name. Remember, any time you are reading more than one word of data (more than one register or more than 16 bits) you must use a dimensioned array variable Examples: 10 DIM regdat(5) 20 CALL PLCINIT(1,1) 30 CALL PLCREAD(1,7,7,16,,5,regdat(1)) Line 10 dimensions the array regdat(10) for future use, line 20 initializes the PLC (this only needs to be done once in your program). This is because the SLC-500 protects (disables external access) to elements which are above the highest accessed elements in a file. Normally this is not a problem for most file types, and status types. B type files however, are protected in bytes. The -SL5 interface reads and writes in words. Therefore, if the -SL5 interface accesses any low bits within the PLC (bits 0 through 7), make sure that your PLC program accesses any bits in the next higher byte. The easiest way to insure that you will not have a problem is to make sure your PLC program accesses the next higher word in memory.This number is usually 1 when interfacing to one PLC. See the examples at the end of this section for further clarification.If you are writing data in the form of words, it is the number of consecutive elements you wish to write. Remember, any time you are writing more than one word of data (more than one register or more than 16 bits) you must use a dimensioned array variable Examples: 10 DIM regdat(5) 20 CALL PLCINIT(1,1) 30 CALL PLCWRITE(1,7,7,16,,5,regdat(1)) Line 10 dimensions the array regdat(10) for future use, line 20 initializes the PLC (this only needs to be done once in your program). 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