RoTaTech
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First, my jab - simple communications unit - yeah right. That must mean that it is simple - as in simpleton, not simple to use.
Point:
I am using an Omron CJ1M, with this CIF21 attached. There are 21 identical temperature controllers linked to the CIF.
I am modifying a network and program. The original program was written for 17 TCs, and 4 more were added. They are configured correctly as far as wiring, remote access enabled, etc.
I modified the existing program to read and write the new controllers, by replicating the existing controller logic. All we do is read and write 4 values, setpoint, present value, hysterisis, and on/off status.
I can read from the new and old controllers, so I know I have the addressing correct, and at least the read logic, but I cannot write to them.
The data goes into the DMs that should be sent to the TCs, but does not update the TC itself - either on the read data (i.e. if I write a new setpoint, I should be able to read it back), nor on the TC itself.
Any ideas? Has anyone else ever used a CIF?
Point:
I am using an Omron CJ1M, with this CIF21 attached. There are 21 identical temperature controllers linked to the CIF.
I am modifying a network and program. The original program was written for 17 TCs, and 4 more were added. They are configured correctly as far as wiring, remote access enabled, etc.
I modified the existing program to read and write the new controllers, by replicating the existing controller logic. All we do is read and write 4 values, setpoint, present value, hysterisis, and on/off status.
I can read from the new and old controllers, so I know I have the addressing correct, and at least the read logic, but I cannot write to them.
The data goes into the DMs that should be sent to the TCs, but does not update the TC itself - either on the read data (i.e. if I write a new setpoint, I should be able to read it back), nor on the TC itself.
Any ideas? Has anyone else ever used a CIF?