Using Omron SysWin 3.2

Hi;

Can anyone tell me how to break into this software. I have just started a new job and have very little experience in PLC'S. Have this up and running but am at a loss at where to start. Anyone got any ideas on where I might look for a tutorial lesson? By the way am new to your group and am really enjoying reading through your stuff - hope to be a member for a while and in the future one that can add something to it. Thanks for anything - Gordie

Gordie,

The best way is to play with it. Do you have access to a PLC?

Try and get access to a PLC, a PC and the programming cable.

This would be the fastest way to get on track.

Try this http://www.mikroelektronika.co.yu/english/product/books/PLCbook/plcbook.htm
You can find almost you want.
It for syswin 3.4 there is no big difference.
You can download Syswin 3.4 here
http://usuarios.lycos.es/k92petrj/descargas/syswin34/
Thanks to Jay who post it
(Jay is Omron Guru in this forum)



All the best

ArikBY has given you the best 2 references available. Syswin is really powerfull and easy to use. CX-Programmer is even better, particularly the latest version 4.01.

You may have a few more problems understanding the addressing of Omron PLCs. One big road map of channels - no X/Y or I/Q to deal with just a number. And no % signs to type in all the time. You have to be aware of your I/O channels. Check the PLC manuals carefully to find what is what. Advantages of this type of addressing is to address chanell 000 input 01 you just type 1 into the address and the software knows what you mean. Very quick to use.

The latest PLCs even have the ability to cahnge the start address of a rack. Can be very confusing at first but once you get used to it there is no going back. The restrictions of many brands are a pain in the a***.

As you continue to learn, make posts and there are many of us here that can be of help.

Which PLC are you planning on using?

help

i need the licence to syswin3.4 or cx programar2.0

Contact your local Omron distributor and buy it, as the rest of us do.