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  1. Do you have The SDcard Explorer installed?  If yes set it up to listen (Ethernet listen)on a port say 20275 and change the port in your tcp connect to match.  Click ok the click listen.   Set the IP the PLC is to connect to your PC's .  Trigger the connection thru the PLC LOGIC if it connects SB 150 will set and you can browse the contents of the SD card in the ad card explorer window.  This will let you test your connection logic.  

  2. In this specific network can you access a different npt server?

     With the PLC functioning in different networks it would seem to be something local to this network.  Can you work from the outside in having the plc make a request from a public ip directly from the ISP's modem or router and then move it back behind any firewall/DMZ which is the first line of network security if it works.  So long as it keeps working keep moving it back till it stops the last line of security you put in front of it should be your issue.  

    Something else to check out would be managed switches. Is there a proper route  from the PLC's local IP address to the outside world.  Aus suggested plugging a PC in and checking the connection, take it one step further and assign the PCthe same IP as the PLC.  Some facilities and network admins assign static IPs from different sub nets than the DHCP pool a PC would use.  Which can make a PC on the same drop work but the PLC won't.

  3. Dave,

     

    I've never tried connecting to an FTP server but I have connected to PC's with the PLC initiating communication.

    1) does the SB 150 go high ever stating that the PLC is connected?

    2)The protocol Scan FC in net one will only be active for 1 scan on the positive pulse of MB 100 so long as all the conditions in front of it are active is this the intended operation? or did you want it checking for incomming messages when you are connected?

     

  4. I don't know I've never done it that way.

    If you want an excel file of the data table you can do the following:

    Specify the Excel folder to save the files to  by clicking Project-> Excel/.csv file properties

    In the site under Excel/csv files select: Create Excel files 

    When a call completes the system will create an excel file and store it in the folder define in the Excel/.csv properties.  ( I can't remember but you might require excel on the computer running DataXport)

     

  5. Hi Gael,

    Are you communicating via Ethernet or Serial ???

     

    Connection -> Communication settings

    Will let you test the port you are trying to use in DataExport, however in order to set the port up for DataXport to use while running you need to go to the Design drop down menu

    Design->PC Ports

    Set up the port you want to use in the window which pops up.

    Then when you set up the site make sure you have the correct port selected.

     

     

     

  6. Can any one explain what causes this error to randomly occur in Data Export?

    I can click ok and DataExport will close and then I can restart the project and it will run fine for anywhere from 1-5 days, then error again.   

    I've tried stopping the project running and removing the log files which are created, but still have the same problem with the random crash.

    It's running on  a Win 7  32 bit machine that is fully updated.

    Any ideas?

    DEError.png

  7. The Samba is non-expandable so it is not possible to add the required thermocouple input(s) to the unit you have.   As Dan stated you'd have to look at the -RA22 or -TA22 models.

    or you'd need an external module to convert the thermocouple input to a 4-20 or 0-10V signal that the PLC can accept.   Phoenix Contact or Weidmuller are two companies which have this type of module.

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