DataXport and DataXls
DataXport creates logs of run-time or stored data from Data Tables and operand regions within Unitronics PLCs. DataXport saves the data logs in .ulp format. You can open these data logs using DataXport's companion application, DataXls, and then export the data to Excel files.
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Is this true? I thought it couldn't be 4 of the same, not that all 4 must be different. I'll test this today when I get a chance. -
And apparently, going on other info becoming known, the password must be 4 different digits ie 1234 ok 1133 not ok -
By Joe Tauser · Posted
Any MB will do, as will any MI. That's just an example picture. No, you don't need to enter a password to start the PLC. The password is for when you go into Info Mode, which is accessed by holding the touch screen. Joe T. -
By Steven Ang · Posted
Hi Joe, Due to MB500 was assigned for other use, can I assign it to other empty MB. I had assigned it to MB1021, any other things I needed to do after that. Do I need to key in any password whenever I turn on PLC ? Thanks and Regards -
The V350 PLC together with the expansion card v100-17-can supports the standard CANopen protocol, some Unitronics PLC to PLC protocol ect. In general, the PLC provides for the implementation of CANopen network management - i.e. starting network devices, managing their status, transmitting PDOs, receiving RPDOs and sending SDOs. That is, it is assumed that the PLC is actually the master of the network. I can claim that these actions are successfully performed by the PLC, I have implemented and tested it. However, I did not conduct experiments with the connection of the CANopen network to another PLC - in your case Simatic 1200, which in my opinion also involves work with external devices for which it should actually also be a master. Theoretically, master-to-master work is possible, but its implementation can be difficult without appropriate experience and additional equipment. Please send question to support@unitronics.com for details
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