ChrisMcFarlane
Member
Hi Guys,
Been coming to this forum for a while for PLC controls questions and finally had to start a thread for a question I had regarding Omron PLCs. The majority of my work experience had been with Allen-Bradley and Siemens but this is my first major project using Omron.
I am currently working on a project upgrading an old Omron CV1000 controller to a CJ2M. I am also adding a couple axis of servo motion to the existing machine.
The question I have is regarding the DM memory. Is there a way I can view the DM memory that is currently being used? (In Siemens you can view memory that has already been allocated) The symbols table contains no tags for DM addresses but they are being used throughout the code in the form of block moves and math calculations. I need to find an open block of memory (around 600 words) to accomplish my upgrade. This is a large program already and there is very little documentation for the existing code. Also, the usage of the DM memory appears to be fairly sporadic ranging from 0x to 4xxxx.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
Been coming to this forum for a while for PLC controls questions and finally had to start a thread for a question I had regarding Omron PLCs. The majority of my work experience had been with Allen-Bradley and Siemens but this is my first major project using Omron.
I am currently working on a project upgrading an old Omron CV1000 controller to a CJ2M. I am also adding a couple axis of servo motion to the existing machine.
The question I have is regarding the DM memory. Is there a way I can view the DM memory that is currently being used? (In Siemens you can view memory that has already been allocated) The symbols table contains no tags for DM addresses but they are being used throughout the code in the form of block moves and math calculations. I need to find an open block of memory (around 600 words) to accomplish my upgrade. This is a large program already and there is very little documentation for the existing code. Also, the usage of the DM memory appears to be fairly sporadic ranging from 0x to 4xxxx.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris