Hello!
I made a mistake and set baud rate to 187k (System Block in Microwin Step7), but then I found out that RS232/PPI Multi-Master cable supports only 115k.
After some testing with libnodave library if found out that my PLC doesn't respond any more. (Of course now I can't change baud rate back to 9.6k)
Then I have tried to:
- Search for PLC in Microwin (under communication I have selected "Search all baud rates")
- Set PG/PC Interface --> set baud rate back to 9.6k
- Set DIP switch configuration on cable to 9.6k
- Set parameter baud rate (system block in Microwin) to 9.6k
After a while I tried to communicate with PLC using libnodave.
I set baud rate to 187500 and I could read SMB0 byte. It's too bad since libnodave can't access SMB30 (port0 config). So I quit the idea to write new configuration using libnodave.
When I ran out of ideas I start google-ing. I found a tool (on this forum) that should solve my problem (wipeout.exe).
Yeah. Well it has cleared the settings (and my program), but now PLC is not responding at all.
(I am thinking! If wipeout.exe can communicate, then .... I can too - or another tool from Siemens)
What can I do?
Is there another tool to convince my PLC to wake up again?
Thanks for help
[Beer]
System description:
- S7-222
- S7-200 RS232/PPI Multimaster Cable (with only 2 pin set to 1, all others are 0) --> 9.6k boud rate
- Microwin 4.0.4.16
- WinXP SP2
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Here are some listings:
// Version of wipeout.exe
Restore CPU to factory defaults
Version 04/12/99
// Result of running wipeout.exe
Connecting to CPU...OK
Clearing CPU configuration...Complete.
Power cycle the CPU to restore defaults.
Press any key to continue.
Operation complete.
// These are links that helped me out to get where I am now
http://www.automation.siemens.com/WW/forum/en/guests/PostShow.aspx?PostID=901
http://www.sps-forum.de/showthread.php?t=1910
http://www.plctalk.com/qanda/showthread.php?t=6564
http://www.plctalk.com/qanda/forumdisplay.php?f=2
I made a mistake and set baud rate to 187k (System Block in Microwin Step7), but then I found out that RS232/PPI Multi-Master cable supports only 115k.
After some testing with libnodave library if found out that my PLC doesn't respond any more. (Of course now I can't change baud rate back to 9.6k)
Then I have tried to:
- Search for PLC in Microwin (under communication I have selected "Search all baud rates")
- Set PG/PC Interface --> set baud rate back to 9.6k
- Set DIP switch configuration on cable to 9.6k
- Set parameter baud rate (system block in Microwin) to 9.6k
After a while I tried to communicate with PLC using libnodave.
I set baud rate to 187500 and I could read SMB0 byte. It's too bad since libnodave can't access SMB30 (port0 config). So I quit the idea to write new configuration using libnodave.
When I ran out of ideas I start google-ing. I found a tool (on this forum) that should solve my problem (wipeout.exe).
Yeah. Well it has cleared the settings (and my program), but now PLC is not responding at all.
(I am thinking! If wipeout.exe can communicate, then .... I can too - or another tool from Siemens)
What can I do?
Is there another tool to convince my PLC to wake up again?
Thanks for help
[Beer]
System description:
- S7-222
- S7-200 RS232/PPI Multimaster Cable (with only 2 pin set to 1, all others are 0) --> 9.6k boud rate
- Microwin 4.0.4.16
- WinXP SP2
-------------------------------------------------------------
Here are some listings:
// Version of wipeout.exe
Restore CPU to factory defaults
Version 04/12/99
// Result of running wipeout.exe
Connecting to CPU...OK
Clearing CPU configuration...Complete.
Power cycle the CPU to restore defaults.
Press any key to continue.
Operation complete.
// These are links that helped me out to get where I am now
http://www.automation.siemens.com/WW/forum/en/guests/PostShow.aspx?PostID=901
http://www.sps-forum.de/showthread.php?t=1910
http://www.plctalk.com/qanda/showthread.php?t=6564
http://www.plctalk.com/qanda/forumdisplay.php?f=2