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By Joe Tauser · Posted
That's actually the unique PLC ID, not the name. The name is where Cam says it is. Joe T. -
So whoever is in the same bind that I was, here is how you find the PLC name. Go into Info mode (press and hold i button, enter 1111 for password) Use the up/down arrow keys to find the menu "Data Types" and press "Enter" key Scroll down until you get to "System Dwords" and press "Enter" key Using the up/down arrow keys, go to address 9 The value at this address is your PLC name. In my case it was 10 numbers -
Hello Damian, First of all, i find this post quite priceless because in my opinion nowdays more and more people learn to program PLCs but very few understand the value of following good programming practices. I have a question regarding I/O buffering as it is a practice i totally agree with. When you create multiple instances of the same input - lets say the first buffer bit (that is the coil connected to the physical input), and a second "one shot" normal buffer bit (that is created from the positive transition contact of the first buffer bit), do you keep all of this mapping in the same subroutine? Or you create one subroutine for straight one to one buffering from the physical I/Os and then in another subroutine you create the instances of the buffer bits that you already created? Thank you in advance! -
When I enter Info mode, I get the following main menu options: System, Function Block, Hardware Configuration, Signature Log, TCP/IP and Data Type. I'm thinking I have a different software revision level. Which one of these menus will get me to the screen that shows the PLC name?
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Thank you Saragani, that worked and has enabled me to update my system to work with the new security enhancements on my Linux machine using .Net 6. If anybody else is trying to do the same, in addition to changes to the code documented elsewhere to pass the password to the PLC, I also needed to add references to the following packages (all version 8): System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager System.IO.Ports System.Security.Cryptography.ProtectedData
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