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Author Topic: DL06 with ECOM100 using CLICK as remote I/O  (Read 21202 times)

Gummi Ben

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DL06 with ECOM100 using CLICK as remote I/O
« on: June 22, 2016, 07:25:03 AM »
Hello everyone, I have connected together via Ethernet one Click (C0-10DRE-D) and D0-06DR and the plan is to read data from the Click to the Dl06 via modbus TCP/IP. The plan is to have the DL06 reading from many Click's on the network, but I start with just one. I set up the Peer-to-Peer table in the H0-ECOM100 and by using ECOM100 RX ibox function (IB-740) I was able to read the status of X001 and so on from the Click by using GX0 as "From slave element" in the DL06 ladder. I can also us slave element V0 to read DS1 from the Click. Now I need some information on how to read/write to and from other elements in the Click, such as C1 and Y001. I also tried to use just normal ladder instructions (no Ibox) and it gave me the same result.

If there were some sort of a modbus conversion table for Koyo and Click, that would be great.



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ADC Product Engineer

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Re: DL06 with ECOM100 using CLICK as remote I/O
« Reply #1 on: June 22, 2016, 11:09:37 AM »
There is a calculator for Excel.  You can find it here.

You will need to check the option to show MODBUS addresses in the Click Address Picker and use these addresses in the Excel spreadsheet above.
« Last Edit: June 22, 2016, 11:11:33 AM by ADC Product Engineer »

Gummi Ben

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Re: DL06 with ECOM100 using CLICK as remote I/O
« Reply #2 on: June 24, 2016, 05:17:02 AM »
I got a answer from Automation Direct and the problem is that many of Click's Modbus address are "out of range" regarding Koyo addressing. The solution is to use "Z"-addressing in the koyo and send f.ex. Z6001 to the Click, which is the address DH1 and then use Copy-Unpack in the Click to move DH1 to a range of C or Y bits.