Micrologic 1200 and WW

[Nomeestar]

HEllo Experts
I am trying to communicate between Wonderware and micrologic though 1761-net-eni module. I installed IO server DASABCIP and try to configure through System Management Console by adding ENI_ML and given the host name as its IP address.
then i try to make two PB and lamp in WW maker and run in run enviroment but unable to see any results
please help me on this as i am in field and dealing lot of WW issues and feel handicaped where as i am ok with PLC issues

Nomee

 

[scottmurphy]

Have you setup a topic in the DASABCIP server? This name needs to be the same as the topic that your tags are referencing.

Do you have the WW pdf files?

 

[Nomeestar]

MicroLoc1200 and WW

Sir thanks for reply, here i told you what i did.
i just installed IO server which is DASADCIP for EN_MC and then over there it shows the host name where i put ip address of my 1761-net-eni and other that that i did not do any thing. where i have to set the same name for the server could you please help me. and yes i have PDF files.
on the other hand when i make PB in that screen i do the following. access name and node i keep the same as "AB" and application name I keep "DASADCIP" and item i use "I:0/0" please advice

nomee

 

[Nomeestar]

Sir thanks for reply, here i told you what i did.
i just installed IO server which is DASADCIP for EN_MC and then over there it shows the host name where i put ip address of my 1761-net-eni and other that that i did not do any thing. where i have to set the same name for the server could you please help me. and yes i have PDF files.
on the other hand when i make PB in that screen i do the following. access name and node i keep the same as "AB" and application name I keep "DASADCIP" and item i use "I:0/0" please advice

nomee

 

[manasi]

put eni ip address and host name (processor name) in hosts file. search it in c drive/windows/system.... Put a space between ip address and host name
Manasi

 

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If I remember correctly WW doesn't (at least it didn't when I last used it a while back) read the direct I/O addresses as you'd expect. It looks at the I/O block as contiguous. For example it you've got input modules in slots 2 and 7 (and no other input modules in between) WW will read them in words 1 and 2.

My recommendation is to buffer your DI/O to a dedicated B(inary) file and your AI/O to a dedicated N (or F) file.

And yea, you've got to set up the ENI generally very little you have to do there...

Good luck.

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