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Author Topic: Problem with click plc and cmore interface  (Read 9609 times)

rafiaz

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Problem with click plc and cmore interface
« on: September 04, 2009, 07:52:24 AM »
Hello all,

I have an application where I want to input into a plc from an operator interface a number (4 digit decimal number). I am using a click plc and a cmore operator interface (model EA1). When using the input command in the ladder logic of the click plc to input the number from the operator interface,  I receive a error from the operator interface- P009 INVALID VALUE IN THE FUNCTION CODE RETURNED FROM THE PLC.

I know the C more operator interface sees the PLC through testing. Through testing I know the operator interface can input bits into the plc. So communications are established.

What it seems like is that the addressing or data type is not correct. But I have tried many combinations. Is it possible that the CLICK PLC cannot input integers or floating decimals? Automation direct said it could.

My PLC input command is using a Data Register Input. I have tried Single Word Integer (DS), Double Word Integer (DD), Hex (DH), and Floating point (DF).So far in my ladder logic I have just the one receive input command and end statement. Are there any other commands I need to intialize or use to establish data types? Are there any online examples of communications using click PLC?

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

b_carlton

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Re: Problem with click plc and cmore interface
« Reply #1 on: September 04, 2009, 09:15:53 AM »
Provide complete detail on the operator being used on the CMore panel including the protocol being used and all settings in the actual numeric input object.

And by the way - neither the Click PLC nor the CMore display are supplied in any part by Host Engineering whose site you have posted on. It would be better to post at http://forum.automationdirect.com
« Last Edit: September 04, 2009, 09:19:23 AM by b_carlton »
An output is a PLC's way of getting its inputs to change.