TimD
Lifetime Supporting Member
Hello,
I have two ML1400 PLCs which share some I/O duty (i.e. I am using outputs on both PLCS to drive a bank of solenoid valves (1-6 on PLC 1 and 7-10 on PLC2).
I know how to use the MSG block R/W, but was hoping I could just address PLC2 directly in PLC1, making PLC1 contain the "main" program, so when I write an output in PLC1's program, it can drive that output on PLC2.
If I can't discretely address, then I'll have to bulk-transfer address/values via the MSG function, otherwise, I'd have to write two portions of the code to both PLCs, which seems like a mess to me.
Thanks for your help.
Tim
I have two ML1400 PLCs which share some I/O duty (i.e. I am using outputs on both PLCS to drive a bank of solenoid valves (1-6 on PLC 1 and 7-10 on PLC2).
I know how to use the MSG block R/W, but was hoping I could just address PLC2 directly in PLC1, making PLC1 contain the "main" program, so when I write an output in PLC1's program, it can drive that output on PLC2.
If I can't discretely address, then I'll have to bulk-transfer address/values via the MSG function, otherwise, I'd have to write two portions of the code to both PLCs, which seems like a mess to me.
Thanks for your help.
Tim