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sachincool786
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 Posted: 27/08/2016 08:48 Post subject: XG-8000 Series Keyence Vision camera with Mitsubishi Melsec |
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Dear Experts!!!!
I want to communicate my "XG-8000 Series Keyence Vision camera" with Mitsubishi Q06UDV PLC over RS232C non-protocol mode.
My configuration is like :
PLC CC-link Master module---------------- cc-link to RS232C cc-link cable converter (AJ65BT-R2N)
AJ65BT-R2N is connected to XG8000 Series controller over RS232C port-1.
Can anyone please tell me the commands, how can i change program, change variable etc. from PLC.(or have any manual regarding PLC command please forward)
If you have any sample program please forward it to sachin0000.000@gmail.com
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Lascae Bogdan
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Hello, I have the same problem with XG-8000 and S7 300 PLC, I do not know how to configure UDT.
Use on Profinet communication.
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lindseynicole010
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