oobretenov Posted July 28, 2017 Report Posted July 28, 2017 Hi everyone I have HMI USP-070-B10 and need to connect to EX-RC1 I have done all in my project according to manuals but not transfer Than I have loaded example EX-RC1_IO to Unistream and to EX-rc1 and again no transfer I see that the HMI sends data and Alive data , but receive nothing The same in EX-rc1 - send data and alive , but receive nothing I have checked the wiring and power suply - all is ok any idea where is the problem
AlexUT Posted July 30, 2017 Report Posted July 30, 2017 Hi, You have to set EX-RC1 Unit ID by DIP switches. See next document: https://unitronicsplc.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/EX-RC1_SPEC_05-08.pdf I hope this helps.
DanT Posted August 1, 2017 Report Posted August 1, 2017 Hi Oobretenov; YOU MUST use the EX-RC1_IO.vlp example as your base program from the UniStream Examples because there are differences in MI registers being used from the EX-RC1 Examples in Visilogic. Rename the file when you have made configuration changes to suit your project. Did you configure the EX-RC1 _IO for your I/O Modules? Set the DIP Switches on the EX-RC1 Module for the address ( 2 and above) UniStream is at Address 1 by default Then do the Export file, and Import it into UniLogic. The Export file from the EX-RC1 tells UniStream what I/O Modules are connected. Make sure the ID number you set is the same as the DIP Switch setting on the EX-RC1, Leave the General Buffers Unchecked. Then do the the Export from UniLogic of the INPUT and OUTPUT files-- At the top of the properties --, and Import these back into the EX-RC1. The Export files FROM the UniStream back to the EX-RC1 set up the Structs for the Inputs and Outputs properly to synchronize with the I/O Structs in UniLogic. Be sure to put the files in the right Structs in the EX-RC1. Be sure to Setup CANBUS Com Parameters in BOTH the EX-RC1 and the UniStream to be the same Baud rate ! This is a separate setting in UniLogic. Be sure the Terminating Resistors ( 75 ohm) are on BOTH the UniStream Connect AND the EX-RC1 Connector The CANBUS is an isolated Communications system, It needs its own 24 VDC power. It does not draw power from the EX-RC1 Module. On the EX-RC1, The I/O COM Led is Green and Steady when the I/O Modules are running properly. On the EX-RC1, The BUS Com LED is on Steady when the CANBUS is communicating properly, else it flashes. Dant
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