Unitronics PCOM Protocol
Unitronics PCOM Protocol
This describes the telegrams used to communicate data between PC and OPLC.
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Thanks everyone that responded, I've used the VFD on board PID for each pump, and the V700 for pump specific enable conditions. Working a treat. Cheers. -
Hi Mal, only just noticed this post. I am on 9.8.65 and don't have any issues doing what you want. 9.8.65 is an older version but many users on the forum think it the best one at present. 1). Ensure that your Visilogic installation was run as administrator, and that the exe is set to run as admin. 2). When you export to excel you have to click one of the greyed out "Net#" areas for it to happen properly. There is only a tiny change on screen to show that this has been done, in the form of a "dotted" border on the clicked net. My exports do both off and online ok. 3). The page from Help you have shown is all that I know is available. Perhaps a question to official support might elicit more info. If so, please post back. cheers, Aus -
Hi Swervomotor, We need more information regarding your issue, Please open a ticket on Unitronics "Help center" at https://support.unitronics.com/index.php the Support team will assist. -
UniLogic is no longer supported on Windows 7 since version 1.33. This is because older UniLogic versions were using SQL Local DB 2012, which is no longer supported by Microsoft. This means that any security issues with SQL 2012 will not be fixed by Microsoft. UniLogic 1.33 is using SQL Local DB 2019, which is however not supported on Windows 7 and also requires a 64Bit Windows. If you are using Windows 7, then you can continue using it with UniLogic 1.32 and program your PLC. Older versions of UniLogic are still available on our website. Programs created with UniLogic 1.32 and older can be opened with newer versions of UniLogic. This has always been the case. In you have Windows 10, then you can install UniLogic 1.33. In that case, the installer will install SQL Local DB 2019, and will transfer all the projects this this version. This means that UniLogic 1.32 will also work with SQL 2019. Please note that Microsoft does not allow downgrading data bases into older versions, so any project saved (or even opened) on Windows 10 (After UniLogic 1.33 was installed, even when you open it with 1.32), cannot be opened on computers that still have their UniLogic use SQL Local DB 2012 -
You can also contact Unitronics Israel, and they can help you.
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