I expect you have misinterpreted the addressing. In every place where you have had to specify memory type you have selected a value of 22. That means %M memory in bytes.
Your first selection at IN3 and IN4 of the first BLKMOV instruction specifies that the COMREQ status word will be %M3273 (409 bytes offset from the start of %M memory). The choice of 409 at IN4 along with a destination address of %R411 for the first BLKMOV instruction suggests to me that you really want the COMREQ status word to be at %R410. If that is the case, use a value of 8 at IN3 which specifies %R memory.
Your selection at IN6 and IN7 of the second BLKMOV instruction specifies that the data you receive from the remote PLC will be stored starting at %M2609 in the local PLC.
Your selection at IN1 and IN2 of the third BLKMOV instruction means that you want to read data starting at %M2609 in the remote PLC. The value of 22 at IN3 of the third BLKMOV instruction means you want to read 22 bytes of data, meaning that you want to read %M2609 - %M2784.
If you really mean to read 22 bits of %M memory starting at %M326, use a value of 76 for the memory type instead of 22.
The value of 5 at the SYSID node of the COMREQ instruction specifies rack zero, slot 5. Presumably you have an Ethernet module at that location since your TSAK value is zero.
I've noted many times in the past that configuring COMREQ instructions is not for the faint of heart.
