Unitronics PCOM Protocol
Unitronics PCOM Protocol
This describes the telegrams used to communicate data between PC and OPLC.
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All operands are retained through power cycle (if the battery is good). If you want them reset to a specific value, then check the little box with the power plug symbol. In your case, uncheck that box and your value for MI 6 will be retained and not reset to -600. -
By Thomas8607 · Posted
Hi all! Can I use MI datas as retain? I'm using some variables, which I can change by the HMI. But if I turn off the PLC, the data will be reset to the value specified in the program. How can I solve this? Thanks! -
I finally found the solution. The SMS SCAN FB doesn't set the Modem Busy flag, that is user defined MB operand(in my case MB3900). I was counting on this flag. The solution is to wait a little while after the SCAN sets the incoming SMS Receive bit. Now I run the timer and wait for 4 secs and then send the response SMS. In the PLC's 'Information mode' screen(touch and hold the screen for 5 secs), then press Serial/Monitor...here you can seen the AT command that the PLC sends to the modem. My PLC is Vision V700 Thank you all for help! -
Thanks! to anyone who wishes to create a solid shape: What you need to do is create a loop that runs something like this (in case of a circle, rectangle is somewhat similar): Create a tag lineThickness, init value 10 Creat a tag idx (index for keeping track of the loop count) On the first line the shape radius must be set to: DesiredRadius - LineThickness Then subtract from the radius: idx * linethickness then increment idx and repeat the loop untill the radius < linethickness same applies for rectangle, except you need to apply this to width and height instead of radius
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