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IO SCANNING OVER MODBUS

dylwhitty
2018-06-27
2018-11-15
  • dylwhitty - 2018-06-27

    Hi,

    I'm very new to this, I am trying to get through an io scanning application between multiple PLC's using Schneiders SoMachine Software. The Application scans various VSD's and 2 Schneider M241 PLC's using another third M241 PLC whilst using an Ethernet expansion module. My question is how can I scan an actual variable as opposed to a memory word using this application, which I have succeeded in doing.

    i.e. Map to a %I0.0 or %Q0.1 etc as opposed to a %MW1 etc.

    Thanks

     
  • dylwhitty - 2018-07-03

    Any ideas on this issue?

     
  • dylwhitty - 2018-07-06

    Still no go?

     
  • Anonymous - 2018-07-06

    Originally created by: ph0010421

    I don't want to answer on behalf of 3s, but I think you'd get answers from the Schneider; that's who you bought the stuff from.

     
  • dylwhitty - 2018-07-10

    It is who we bought the stuff from.... Believe it or not I have already contacted them on this, but to no avail.... Due to the fact that they use the Codesys platform I was hoping someone here may have the answer,

    Thanks anyway

     
  • Anonymous - 2018-07-10

    Originally created by: ph0010421

    I hear you.
    I'm unfamiliar with the platform but hear regularly abour Schneider's poor support.

     
  • rmoudy - 2018-08-08

    Why not have the 3 controllers send the information over a CAN bus and use the 4th controller to read the information off the network?

    I'm not familiar with Ethernet protocol using controllers or else I would offer more help.

     
  • jzhvymetal - 2018-11-15

    Normally I try to read the forum and answer posts. Sorry I had no time lately. If you want to read actual physical I/O through the Modbus Server you need to read as input(Modbus code 2H) and outputs(Modbus code 1H). See image below from the help file.

    IMG: M241_Modbus_Server.png

     

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