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Machine Automation Controller NJ-series
EtherNet/IP
TM
Connection Guide
OMRON Corporation
Displacement Sensor(Confocal Fiber Type)
(ZW-CE1)
P537-E1-01
About Intellectual Property Right and Trademarks
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Table of Contents
1.
Related Manuals ........................................................................................ 1
2.
Terms and Definitions ............................................................................... 2
3.
Remarks ..................................................................................................... 3
4.
Overview .................................................................................................... 5
5.
Applicable Products and Support Software............................................ 6
5.1.
Applicable Products ........................................................................... 6
5.2.
Device Configuration.......................................................................... 7
6.
EtherNet/IP Settings .................................................................................. 9
6.1.
EtherNet/IP Communications Settings ............................................... 9
6.2.
Tag Data Link Allocation................................................................... 10
7.
Connection Procedure ............................................................................ 17
7.1.
Overview of Setting Tag Data Links ................................................. 17
7.2.
Work Flow ........................................................................................ 18
7.3.
Setting Up the Displacement Sensor ............................................... 19
7.4.
Setting Up the Controller.................................................................. 26
7.5.
Setting Up the Network .................................................................... 33
7.6.
Checking the EtherNet/IP Communications ..................................... 37
8.
Initialization Method ................................................................................ 41
8.1.
Initializing the Controller................................................................... 41
8.2.
Initializing the Displacement Sensor ................................................ 43
9.
Appendix 1 Detailed Settings of the Tag Data Links ............................ 44
9.1.
Global Variable Table ....................................................................... 44
9.2.
Relationship between the Destination Device and the Global Variables .............. 46
9.3.
Associating the Tag Data Links ........................................................ 52
10.
Appendix 2 Setting the Tag Data Links Using the Software............. 53
10.1.
Overview of Tag Data Links Settings Using the Software ................ 53
10.2.
Work Flow of "Procedure for Setting Parameters from the Beginning".................... 54
10.3.
Setting Up the Controller Using the Software................................... 56
10.4.
Setting Up the Network Using the Software ..................................... 70
11.
Revision History .................................................................................. 80
1. Related Manuals
1. Related Manuals
The table below lists the manuals related to this document.
To ensure system safety, make sure to always read and heed the information provided in all
Safety Precautions, Precautions for Safe Use, and Precaution for Correct Use of manuals for
each device which is used in the system.
Cat. No.
W500
Model
NJ501-[][][][]
Manual name
NJ-series CPU Unit Hardware User's Manual
NJ301-[][][][]
W501
NJ501-[][][][]
NJ-series CPU Unit Software User's Manual
NJ301-[][][][]
W506
NJ501-[][][][]
NJ-series CPU Unit Built-in EtherNet/IP™ Port User's
NJ301-[][][][]
Manual
W504
SYSMAC-SE2[][][]
Sysmac Studio Version 1 Operation Manual
Z332
ZW-CE1[]
ZW Series Displacement Sensor (Confocal Fiber Type)
User's Manual
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2. Terms and Definitions
2. Terms and Definitions
Term
Tag data link
Explanation and Definition
A function that enables cyclic tag data exchanges on an EtherNet/IP
network between Controllers or between Controllers and other devices
without using a user program in the Controllers.
Tag
A tag is a unit that is used to exchange data with tag data links. Data is
exchanged between the local network variables and remote network
variables specified in the tags or between specified I/O memory areas.
Tag set
When a connection is established, from 1 to 8 tags (including Controller
status) is configured as a tag set. Each tag set represents the data that is
linked for a tag data link connection.
Connection
A connection is used to exchange data as a unit within which data
synchronicity is maintained.
Thus, data concurrency is maintained for all the data exchanged for a tag
or multiple tags in one data set.
Originator and
One node requests the opening of a communications line called
Target
"connection" to perform tag data links.
The node that requests opening the connection is called "originator", and
the node that receives the request is called "target".
Node
With EtherNet/IP network, 1 node is 1 EtherNet/IP port.
Tag data link
The tag data link parameter is the setting data to perform the tag data
parameter
link. It includes the data to set tags, tag sets, and connections.
EDS file
A file that contains the I/O points of EtherNet/IP devices and the
parameters that can be set via EtherNet/IP.
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3. Remarks
3. Remarks
(1) Understand the specifications of devices which are used in the system. Allow some
margin for ratings and performance. Provide safety measures, such as installing safety
circuit in order to ensure safety and minimize risks of abnormal occurrence.
(2) To ensure system safety, always read and heed the information provided in all Safety
Precautions, Precautions for Safe Use, and Precaution for Correct Use of manuals for
each device used in the system.
(3) The users are encouraged to confirm the standards and regulations that the system must
conform to.
(4) It is prohibited to copy, to reproduce, and to distribute a part of or whole part of this
document without the permission of OMRON Corporation.
(5) This document provides the latest information as of May 2013. The information on this
document is subject to change without notice for improvement.
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3. Remarks
The following notation is used in this document.
Precautions for Safe Use
Precautions on what to do and what not to do to ensure safe usage of the product.
Precautions for Correct Use
Precautions on what to do and what not to do to ensure proper operation and performance.
Additional Information
Additional information to read as required.
This information is provided to increase understanding or make operation easier.
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4. Overview
4. Overview
This document describes the procedure for connecting the Displacement Sensor (ZW series)
of OMRON Corporation (hereinafter referred to as OMRON) to NJ-series Machine Automation
Controller (hereinafter referred to as the Controller) via EtherNet/IP and provides the
procedure for checking their connection.
Specifically, it describes the procedure for connecting EtherNet/IP using the EtherNet/IP
settings of the project file that was prepared beforehand (hereinafter referred to as the
"procedure for using the configuration files").
Section 9 A-1 and Section 10 A-2 describe the procedures for setting parameters with
software without using files (hereinafter referred to as the "procedure for setting parameters
from beginning".
To follow the "procedure for using configuration files", obtain the latest "Sysmac Studio project
file" and "Network Configurator v3 network configuration file" (they are referred to as
"configuration files") from OMRON in advance.
Name
Sysmac Studio project file
(extension: smc)
Network Configurator v3 network
configuration (extension: nvf)
File name
Version
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100.smc
Ver.1.00
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100.nvf
Ver.1.00
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5. Applicable Products and Support Software
5. Applicable Products and Support Software
5.1. Applicable Products
The applicable devices are as follows:
Manufacturer
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
Name
NJ-series CPU Unit
Confocal Fiber Type
Displacement Sensor
Controller
Sensor Head
Model
NJ501-[][][][]
NJ301-[][][][]
ZW-CE1[]
ZW-CE1[]T
ZW-S[][]
Additional Information
As applicable devices above, the devices with the models and versions listed in Section 5.2.
are actually used in this document to describe the procedure for connecting devices and
checking the connection.
You cannot use devices with versions lower than the versions listed in Section 5.2.
To use the above devices with versions not listed in Section 5.2 or versions higher than those
listed in Section 5.2, check the differences in the specifications by referring to the manuals
before operating the devices.
Additional Information
This document describes the procedure to establish the network connection. Except for the
connection procedure, it does not provide information on operation, installation or wiring
method. It also does not describe the function or operation of the devices. Refer to the
manuals or contact your OMRON representative.
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5. Applicable Products and Support Software
5.2. Device Configuration
The hardware components to reproduce the connection procedure of this document are as
follows:
Switching Hub
(W4S1-05C)
NJ501-1500
(Built-in EtherNet/IP port)
ZW-CE10
ZW-S40
Ethernet
USB cable
cable
Calibration ROM
Manufacturer
OMRON
OMRON
Name
NJ-series CPU Unit
(Built-in EtherNet/IP port)
Power Supply Unit
Switching Hub
Sysmac Studio
Network Configurator
Sysmac Studio project file
Network Configurator v3
network configuration file
Personal computer
(OS: Windows7)
USB cable
(USB 2.0 type B connector)
Ethernet cable (with industrial
Ethernet connector)
Displacement Sensor
Controller
Displacement Sensor
Sensor Head
Calibration ROM
OMRON
Recommended power supply:
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
OMRON
Model
NJ501-1500
Version
Ver.1.03
NJ-PA3001
W4S1-05C
SYSMAC-SE2[][][]
(Included in Sysmac Studio.)
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100.smc
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100.nvf
Ver.1.0
Ver.1.05
Ver.3.55
Ver.1.00
Ver.1.00
XS5W-T421-[]M[]-K
ZW-CE10
Ver.1.110
ZW-S40
(Included with Sensor Head.)
S8VS-06024
DC24V 2.5A 60W
Precautions for Correct Use
Prepare the latest "Sysmac Studio project file" and "Network Configurator v3 network
configuration file" from OMRON in advance.
(To obtain the files, contact your OMRON representative.)
Additional Information
Update the Sysmac Studio to the version specified in this section or higher version using the
auto update function.
If a version not specified in this section is used, the procedures described in Section 7 and
subsequent sections may not be applicable. In that case, use the equivalent procedures
described in the Sysmac Studio Version 1 Operation Manual (Cat.No. W504) and Network
Configurator's Online Help.
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5. Applicable Products and Support Software
Additional Information
In this document, a USB is used to connect with the Controller. For information on how to
install a USB driver, refer to A-1 Driver Installation for Direct USB Cable Connection of the
Sysmac Studio Version 1 Operation Manual (Cat.No. W504).
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6. EtherNet/IP Settings
6. EtherNet/IP Settings
This section describes the specifications such as communication parameters and variables
that are defined in this document.
Hereinafter, the Displacement Sensor is referred to as the "destination device" in some
descriptions.
6.1. EtherNet/IP Communications Settings
The Controller settings are as follows:
Controller (node 1)
Displacement Sensor (node 2)
IP address
192.168.250.1
192.168.250.2
Subnet mask
255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0 (default)
MEMLNK
-
EIP (EtherNet/IP)
(Memory link function)
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6.2. Tag Data Link Allocation
6.2.1. Data Types
The following data types are used for the data in the tag data links of the destination device.
■Definition of the data type to access the signals (Union)
This data type is used to access the control signals and status signals.
Data type name
Data type
U_EIPFlag
UNION
F
BOOL[32]
W
DWORD
■Definition of the data type to access the command area (Structure)
This data type is used to access the command area
Data type name
S_EIPOutput
CommonControlFlag
SensorHead1ControlFlag
SensorHead2ControlReserve
Data type
Destination device data
STRUCT
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head common control signal
(32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 1 control signal (32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 2 control signal (32 bits)
(reserved)
CommandCode
DWORD
CommandParam1
UINT
CommandParam2
UINT
CommandParam3
DINT
Command code (CMD-CODE)
Command parameter (CMD-PARAM)
■Definition of the data type to access the response/output areas (Structure)
This data type is used to access the response/output areas.
Data type name
S_EIPInput
CommonStatusFlag
SensorHead1StatusFlag
SensorHead2StatusReserve
Data type
Destination device data
STRUCT
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head common status signal (32
bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 1 status signal (32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 2 status signal (32 bits)
(reserved)
CommandCodeEcho
DWORD
Command code (CMD-CODE)
ResponseCode
UDINT
Response code (RES-CODE)
ResponseData
UDINT
Response data (RES-DATA)
MeasurementValueofTask1
DINT
Measurement Value of Task1
Output
MeasurementValueofTask2
DINT
Measurement Value of Task2
data
MeasurementValueofTask3
DINT
Measurement Value of Task3
0 to 7
MeasurementValueofTask4
DINT
Measurement Value of Task4
(OutData
MeasurementValueReserve
DINT[4]
Reserved
0 to 7)
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Additional Information
For details on the structure and union, refer to Tag Data Link Setting Methods in 6-3
Ethernet/IP Connection in Chapter 6 Communications with External Devices of the ZW
Series Displacement Sensor (Confocal Fiber Type) User's Manual (Cat. No. Z332).
Additional Information
With the Sysmac Studio, the data type is expressed as ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD when an
array is specified for a data type. However, the data type of an array is simplified in this
document (e.g. WORD[3]).
It is possible to set either of the following to specify an array for a data type with the Sysmac
Studio.
•ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD
•WORD [3]
In the example above, 3 WORD array elements are secured.
6.2.2. Data Allocation
The data in the tag data links of the destination device are allocated to the global variables of
the Controller. The relationship between the device data and the global variables is shown
below.
The following global variables are set in the "Configuration file".
■Output area (Controller → Displacement Sensor)
Variable
Data type
EIPOutput
Offset (word)
S_EIPOutput
24 bytes
Destination device data
Control output 1
+0 and +1
Data size
*1
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag)
Control output 2 *2
+2 and +3
+4 and +5
+10 and +11
BOOL[32]
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.W *4
EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.F
DWORD
*5
BOOL[32]
(Data type: U_EIPFlag)
EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.W *5
DWORD
Control output 3 *3
EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.F *6
BOOL[32]
EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.W *6
DWORD
EIPOutput.CommandCode
DWORD
EIPOutput.CommandParam1
UINT
EIPOutput.CommandParam2
UINT
EIPOutput.CommandParam3
DINT
(32 bits)
Command code
(CMD-CODE)
+8
+9
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F
Data type
*4
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag)
+6 and +7
Name
Command parameter
(CMD-PARAM)
*1: Sensor head common control signal
*2: Sensor head 1 control signal
*3: Sensor head 2 control signal (reserved)
*4: Details on allocation of sensor head common control signal
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Allocation of EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F variable
Offset
15
(word)
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
SYNC EXE
+0
ERCLR
+1
EXE: Control command execution bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs execution of control commands to the displacement sensor.
SYNC: Measurement synchronous start bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs measurement synchronization to the displacement sensor.
ERCLR: Error clear bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor ERR
signal turns OFF.
Allocation of EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+0
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+1
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.W uses DWORD data from the
offset +0 word.
*5: Details on allocation of sensor head 1 control signal
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.F variable
Offset
15 14 13 12 11 10
(word)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
LIGHT
RESET1 TIMING1
OFF
ZEROCL ZEROCL ZEROCL ZEROCL ZERO1_ ZERO1_ ZERO1_ ZERO1_
R_T4
R_T3
R_T2
R_T1
T4
T3
T2
T1
+2
+3
TIMING1: Timing bit: Turns ON when the Controller instructs start of hold
sampling to the displacement sensor.
RESET1: Reset bit: Turns ON when the Controller resets judgment
processing and output of the displacement sensor. If the hold
function is used, the state before the hold function was set will be
restored.
LIGHTOFF1: Light metering OFF bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs logical beam OFF to the displacement sensor.
ZERO1_T1 to 4: Zero reset execution bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs execution of zero reset of TASK1 to 4 to the
displacement sensor.
ZEROCLR1_T1 to 4: Zero reset cancel bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs zero reset cancel of TASK1 to 4 to the displacement
sensor.
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Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+2
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+3
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.W uses DWORD data from
offset +2 words.
*6: Details on allocation of sensor head 2 control signal (reserved)
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.F variable
Offset
15
(word)
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
+4
+5
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+4
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+5
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.W uses DWORD data
from offset + 4 word.
■Input area (Controller ← Displacement Sensor)
Variable
Data type
EIPInput
S_EIPInput
Offset (word)
+0 and +1
+2 and +3
+4 and +5
+6 and +7
Data size
56 bytes
Destination device data
Control output 1
*1
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
Control output 2
*2
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
Control output 3
*3
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
Command code
Name
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F
Data type
*4
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.W
BOOL[32]
*4
EIPInput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.F
DWORD
*5
EIPInput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.W
BOOL[32]
*5
EIPInput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.F
DWORD
*6
EIPInput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.W
*6
BOOL[32]
DWORD
EIPInput.CommandCodeEcho
DWORD
Response code (RES-CODE)
EIPInput.ResponseCode
UDINT
+10 and +11
Response data (RES-DATA)
EIPInput.ResponseData
DINT
+12 and +13
Output data 0 (DATA0)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask1
DINT
+14 and +15
Output data 1 (DATA1)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask2
DINT
+16 and +17
Output data 2 (DATA2)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask3
DINT
+18 and +19
Output data 3 (DATA3)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask4
DINT
+8 and +9
(CMD-CODE)
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+20 and +21
Output data 4 (DATA4)
+22 and +23
Output data 5 (DATA5)
+24 and +25
Output data 6 (DATA6)
+26 and +27
Output data 7 (DATA7)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueReserve
DINT[4]
*1: Sensor head common status signal
*2: Sensor head 1 status signal
*3: Sensor head 2 status signal (reserved)
*4: Details on allocation of sensor head common status signal
Allocation of EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F variable
Offset (word)
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
+0 BANK1 BANK1 BANK1 BANK1 BANK1
_E
_D
_C
_B
_A
3
2
1
SYNC
READY
FLG
RUN
0
FLG
ERR
+1
FLG: Control command completion bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor completes control command execution.
SYNCFLG: Measurement synchronization completion bit: Turns ON when
the displacement sensor executes measurement synchronization
processing and the state changes to one where normal measured
values can be output.
READY: Ready bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor can execute
control commands or measurement synchronization processing.
RUN: Run screen bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor is in the
RUN mode.
BANK1_A to E (BANKOUT1_A to E): Current bank number bit: Outputs the
currently specified bank number. It expresses the bank number in
combinations of BANKOUTx_A to E.
ERR: Error bit: Turns ON when a displacement sensor error is detected.
Allocation of EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.W variable
Offset (word)
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+0
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+1
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
Bits 31 to 0: EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.W uses DWORD data from offset
+ 0 word.
*5: Details on allocation of sensor head 1 status signal
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.F variable
Offset
(word)
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
GATE ENABLE
RESETSTA HOLDSTAT
STABLITY1 LIGHT1
1
1
T1
1
+3 LOW PASS HIGH LOW PASS HIGH LOW PASS HIGH LOW PASS HIGH1_ ZEROSTAT ZEROSTAT ZEROSTAT ZEROSTAT
1_T4 1_T4 1_T4 1_T3 1_T3 1_T3 1_T2 1_T2 1_T2 1_T1 1_T1
T1
_T4
_T3
_T2
_T1
+2
OR1
HOLDSTAT1: Hold execution status bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor is in the hold sampling period.
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RESETSTAT1: Reset execution state bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor is in the reset execution state.
LIGHT1: Logical beam lighting state bit: Turns ON when the logical beam is
lit.
STABILITY1: Measurement position bit: Turns ON when the measured
value is in the measuring range.
ENABLE1: Measurement state bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor
is ready for measurement.
GATE1: Data output completed bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor
completes control data output when hold is set.
OR1: Overall judgment result bit: Turns ON when even one of the judgment
result of the displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is other than PASS.
ZEROSTAT1_T1 to 4: Zero reset bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor TASK1 to 4 is in the zero reset execution state.
HIGH1_T1 to 4: HIGH output bit: Turns ON when the judgment result of the
displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is HIGH (HIGH threshold <
measured value).
PASS1_T1 to 4: PASS output bit: Turns ON when the judgment result of the
displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is PASS (LOW threshold ≤
measured value ≤ HIGH threshold).
LOW1_T1 to 4: LOW output bit: Turns ON when the judgment result of the
displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is LOW (LOW threshold >
measured value).
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+2
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+3
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.W uses DWORD data from
offset + 2 words.
*6: Details on allocation of sensor head 2 control signal (reserved)
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.F variable
Offset
15
(word)
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
+4
+5
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Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+4
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+5
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.W uses DWORD data
from offset + 4 words.
Additional Information
For details on the command codes and response codes, refer to 6-3 Ethernet/IP Connection
in Chapter 6 Communications with External Devices of the ZW Series Displacement Sensor
(Confocal Fiber Type) User's Manual (Cat. No. Z332).
Additional Information
With the Sysmac Studio, the data type is expressed as ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD when an
array is specified for a data type. However, a data type of an array is simplified in this
document (e.g. WORD[3]).
It is possible to set either of the following to specify an array for a data type with the Sysmac
Studio.
•ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD
•WORD[3]
In the example above, 3 WORD array elements are secured.
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7. Connection Procedure
This section describes the procedure for connecting the Controller on the EtherNet/IP network
using the "procedure for using configuration files".
This document explains the setting procedure of the Controller and the Displacement Sensor
with their default settings. For information on how to initialize each device, refer to Section 8
Initialization Method.
7.1. Overview of Setting Tag Data Links
The following figure shows the relationship between the processes to operate the tag data
links using the "procedure for using configuration files".
Configuration files
Sysmac Studio project file
Network Configurator version 3
network configuration file
Importing
project file
Opening network
configuration file
Personal computer
Sysmac Studio
Transferring
project data
Network Configurator
Transferring tag
data link parameters
Controller
Destination
device
Precautions for Correct Use
Prepare the latest "Sysmac Studio project file" and "Network Configurator v3 network
configuration file" from OMRON in advance.
(To obtain the file, contact your OMRON representative.)
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7. Connection Procedure
7.2. Work Flow
Take the following steps to set the tag data link for EtherNet/IP.
7.3 Setting Up the Displacement
Set up the Displacement Sensor.
Sensor
↓
7.3.1 Parameter Settings
↓
7.4 Setting Up the Controller
↓
7.4.1 Starting the Sysmac Studio and
Importing the Project File
↓
7.4.2 Connecting Online and
Transferring Project Data
↓
7.5 Setting Up the Network
↓
7.5.1 Starting the Network
Configurator and Opening the
Network Configuration File
↓
7.5.2 Transferring the Tag Data Link
Settings
Set the parameters for the Displacement Sensor.
Set up the Controller.
Start the Sysmac Studio, and import the Sysmac
Studio project file.
Connect online with the Sysmac Studio and transfer
the project data to the Controller.
Set tag data links for EtherNet/IP.
Start the Network Configurator and open the
Network Configurator v3 network configuration file.
Connect the Network Configurator online and
transfer the tag data link settings to the Controller.
↓
7.6 Checking the EtherNet/IP
Communications
↓
7.6.1 Checking the Connection Status
↓
7.6.2 Checking Data that are Sent and
Confirm that the EtherNet/IP communications are
performed normally.
Check the connection status of the EtherNet/IP
network.
Confirm that the correct data are sent and received.
Received
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7.3. Setting Up the Displacement Sensor
Set up the Displacement Sensor.
7.3.1. Parameter Setting
1
Set the parameters for the Displacement Sensor.
Check the keys and display
used to set parameters for the
Displacement Sensor.
Main display (red)
Sub-display (green)
RUN indicator (green)
Connect the Controller to the
Sensor Head and insert the
Calibration ROM.
ZERORST/ESC key
← (LEFT) Key ↑ (UP) Key
→ (RIGHT)Key ↓ (DOWN) Key
ZERO/SET Key
Connect the Ethernet cable.
Mode switching Key
Turn ON the power supply to the
Displacement Sensor.
Sensor Head
Calibration ROM
24 V power supply
Ethernet cable
2
After the startup screen is
displayed, the RUN mode
screen is displayed.
The RUN indicator is lit as
shown on the right.
Hold down the Mode switching
Key for two seconds.
Hold down the Mode switching Key for
two seconds.
3
A confirmation screen for mode
switching is displayed.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
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4
The FUN mode screen is
displayed.
The RUN indicator is not lit as
shown on the right.
Press → (RIGHT) or ← (LEFT)
Key and change the main
display content from SENS to
SYSTEM.
Press the → (RIGHT) or ← (LEFT) Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
5
SAVE is displayed on the main
display.
Press → (RIGHT) or ← (LEFT)
key and change the main
display content from SAVE to
COM.
Press the → (RIGHT) or ← (LEFT) Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
6
RS232C is displayed on the
main display.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key and
change the main display content
from RS232C to ETN.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
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7
IPADDR is displayed on the
main display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
8
IP1 is displayed on the main
display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Confirm that 192 is displayed on
the sub-display.
*If the setting value is different,
change the value by referring to
step 11 and step 12.
*In this step, you set 192 that is
the first octet of IP address
192.168.250.2.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key
once. The first screen in this
step is displayed again.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key.
IP1 is displayed.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
9
IP2 is displayed on the main
display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Confirm that 168 is displayed on
the sub-display.
*If the setting value is different,
change the value by referring to
step 11 and step 12.
*In this step, you set 168 that is
the second octet of IP address
192.168.250.2.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key
once. The first screen in this
step is displayed again.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key once.
IP2 is displayed.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
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10
IP3 is displayed on the main
display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Confirm that 250 is displayed on
the sub-display.
*If the setting value is different,
change the value by referring to
step 11 and step 12.
*In this step, you set 250 that is
the third octet of IP address
192.168.250.2.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key
once. The first screen in this
step is displayed again.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key once.
IP3 is displayed.
Press the → (RIGHT) key once.
11
IP4 is displayed on the main
display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
The default value is displayed
on the sub-display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
The sub-display content
changes, allowing you to
change the value.
Select a digit you want to
change the value by pressing
the → (RIGHT) or ← (LEFT)
Key. You can change the value
of a blinking digit.
Change the value by pressing
the ↑ (UP) or ↓ (DOWN) Key.
Change to 000002.
Press the → (RIGHT) or ← (LEFT) Key.
Press the ↑ (UP) or ↓ (DOWN) Key.
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12
000002 is displayed on the
sub-display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
2 is displayed on the
sub-display.
*In this step, you set 2 that is the
fourth octet of IP address
192.168.250.2.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
Press ZERORST/ESC Key
once. The first screen in step 11
is displayed again.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key
once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key once.
IP4 is displayed.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key once.
13
IPADDR is displayed on the
main display.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once
and change the main display to
SUBNET.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
14
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
The main display content
changes to SUB1.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
255 is displayed on the
sub-display.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key
once.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key once.
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15
Press the → (RIGHT) Key and
change the main display content
to SUB2 to SUB4.
Press the ZERO/SET Key to
check the setting values.
Confirm that the values of SUB2
to SUB4 are as follows:
•SUB2, SUB3: 255
•SUB4: 0
*In steps 14 and 15, you set
subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
After checking, press the
ZERORST/ESC Key three
times.
Press the ZERORST/ESC Key three
times.
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ETN is displayed on the main
display.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key and
change the main display content
to DELIMI.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key and
change the main display content
to MEMKNK.
Press the → (RIGHT) Key once.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
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17
E-CAT is displayed on the
sub-display.
Press the ↑ (UP) Key once and
blink EIP on the sub-display.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ↑ (UP) Key once.
EIP is blinking.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
*The memory link function
setting changes to EtherNet/IP.
<Setting range>
None/EIP/E-CAT
Hold down the Mode switching
Key for two seconds.
Default: E-CAT
Hold down the Mode switching Key for
two seconds.
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The confirmation screen for
mode switching is displayed.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
The save confirmation screen is
displayed.
Press the ZERO/SET Key.
Press the ZERO/SET Key once.
The RUN mode screen
displayed.
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Cycle the power supply to the
Displacement Sensor.
*The new settings will take effect
after restarting.
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7. Connection Procedure
7.4. Setting Up the Controller
Set up the Controller.
7.4.1. Starting the Sysmac Studio and Importing the Project File
Start the Sysmac Studio and import the Sysmac Studio project file.
Install the software and USB driver in the personal computer beforehand.
1
Connect the LAN cable to the
built-in EtherNet/IP port
NJ501-1500
(PORT1) of the Controller and
connect the USB cable to the
End Cover
USB Cable
peripheral (USB) port. Then
connect Controller, personal
computer, Switching Hub, and
Displacement Sensor, by
Switching Hub
Power Unit
LAN Cable
referring to 5.2. Device
Configuration.
Turn ON the power supply to the
Controller.
2
Start the Sysmac Studio.
Click the Import Button.
*If a confirmation dialog for an
access right is displayed at
start, select to start.
3
The Import File Dialog Box is
displayed. Select
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100.smc
(Sysmac Studio project file) and
click the Open Button.
*Obtain the Sysmac Studio
project file from OMRON.
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7. Connection Procedure
4
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100
project is displayed.
The left pane is called Multiview
Explorer, the right pane is called
Toolbox and the middle pane is
called Edit Pane.
Multiview
Explorer
Edit Pane
Toolbox
*If an error message is
displayed stating “Failed to
Load Descendants”, change
the version of the Sysmac
Studio to the version specified
in 5.2. Device Configuration or
higher version.
5
Select Check All Programs
6
The Build Tab Page is displayed
from the Project Menu.
in the Edit Pane.
Confirm that "0 Errors" and "0
Warnings" are displayed.
7
Select Rebuild Controller from
8
Confirm that "0 Errors" and "0
the Project Menu.
Warnings" are displayed in the
Build Tab Page.
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7.4.2. Connecting Online and Transferring the Project Data
Connect online with the Sysmac Studio and transfer the project data to the Controller.
Always confirm safety at the destination node before you transfer a user
program, configuration data, setup data, device variables, or values in memory
used for CJ-series Units from the Sysmac Studio.
The devices or machines may perform unexpected operation regardless of the
operating mode of the CPU Unit.
1
Select Change Device from the
2
The Change Device Dialog Box
Controller Menu.
is displayed.
Confirm that Device and Version
to use are set as shown on the
right.
*If the settings are not correct,
select the setting items from the
pull-down list.
Click the OK Button.
3
If the settings were changed in
step 2, the Build Dialog Box is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
4
Select Communications Setup
from the Controller Menu.
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5
The Communications Setup
Dialog Box is displayed.
Select the Direct Connection via
USB Option for Connection
Type.
Click the OK Button.
6
Select Online from the
Controller Menu.
*If the dialog on the right is
displayed, the model or version
of the Controller does not
match that of the project file.
Check the settings of the
project file, repeat from step 1.
Click the OK Button to close
the dialog box.
*The model and version
displayed on the confirmation
dialog box differ depending on
the Controller used and the
device setting of the project file.
Additional Information
Refer to Section 5 Online Connections to a Controller in the Sysmac Studio Version 1
Operation Manual (Cat. No. W504) for details on online connections to a Controller.
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7
A confirmation dialog box is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
*The displayed dialog depends
on the status of the Controller
used. Click the Yes Button to
proceed with the processing.
*The displayed serial ID differs
depending on the device.
8
When an online connection is
established, a yellow bar is
displayed on the top of the Edit
Pane.
9
Select Synchronization from
the Controller Menu.
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10
The Synchronization Dialog Box
is displayed.
Confirm that the data to transfer
(NJ501 in the right figure) is
selected. Then, click the
Transfer to Controller Button.
*By executing Transfer to
Controller, the data in the
Sysmac Studio is transferred to
the Controller and the data are
compared.
11
A confirmation dialog is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
A screen stating "Synchronizing"
is displayed.
A confirmation dialog is
displayed. Click the No Button.
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12
Confirm that the synchronized
data is displayed with the color
specified by “Synchronized” and
that a message is displayed
stating "The synchronization
process successfully finished".
If there is no problem, click the
Close Button.
*A message stating “The
synchronization process
successfully finished" is
displayed if the Sysmac Studio
project data and the data in the
Controller match.
*If the synchronization fails,
check the wiring and repeat
from step 1.
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7. Connection Procedure
7.5. Setting Up the Network
Set the tag data links for EtherNet/IP.
7.5.1. Starting the Network
Configuration File
Configurator
and
Opening
the
Network
Start up the Network Configurator and open the Network Configurator v3 network
configuration file.
1
Start the Network Configurator.
Hardware List
Network Configuration Pane
2
Select Open from the File Menu.
3
The Open Dialog Box is
displayed. Select
OMRON_ZW_EIP_EV100.nvf
(Network Configurator v3
network configuration file) and
click the Open Button.
*Obtain the Network
Configurator v3 network
configuration file from OMRON.
4
The following devices are
displayed in the Network
Configuration Pane as shown in
the right figure.
IP address of node 1:
192.168.250.1
IP address of node 2:
192.168.250.2
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7. Connection Procedure
7.5.2. Transferring the Tag Data Link Parameters
Connect the Network Configurator online and transfer the tag data link parameters to the
Controller.
Precautions for Correct Use
Please confirm that the LAN cable is connected before performing the following procedures.
When it is not connected, turn OFF the power supply to each device and then connect the
LAN cable.
1
Select Select Interface - NJ
Series USB Port from the
Option Menu.
2
Select Connect from the
3
The Select Connect Network
Network Menu.
Port Dialog Box is displayed.
Select TCP:2 and click the OK
Button.
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Precautions for Correct Use
If an online connection cannot be made to the Controller, check the cable connection. Or,
return to step 4 and check the settings such as a connection type and try again.
Additional Information
For details on the online connections to a Controller, refer to 7-2-8 Connecting the Network
Configurator to the Network in Section 7 Tag Data Link Functions of the NJ-series CPU Unit
Built-in EtherNet/IP Port User's Manual (Cat. No. W506).
4
The Select Connected Network
Dialog Box is displayed. Click
the OK Button.
5
When an online connection is
established normally, the color
of the icon on the figure changes
to blue.
6
Right-click node 1 device on the
Network Configuration Pane and
select Parameter - Download.
The dialog box on the right is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
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7
Tag data link parameters are
downloaded from the Network
Configurator to the Controller.
8
The dialog box on the right is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
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7. Connection Procedure
7.6. Checking the EtherNet/IP Communications
Confirm that the EtherNet/IP communications are performed normally.
7.6.1. Checking the Connection Status
Check the connection status of the EtherNet/IP network.
1
Confirm that the tag data links are
normally in operation by checking
the LED indicators on each device.
•Controller
(Built-in EtherNet/IP port)
LED indicators in normal status:
[NET RUN]: Lit green
[NET ERR]: Not lit
[LINK/ACT]: Flashing yellow
(Flashing while packets are being
(Controller)
sent and received)
•Displacement Sensor
During normal operation, the red
and green indicators on the
ETHERNET connector are lit.
(Displacement Sensor Controller)
2
Confirm that the tag data links are
normally in operation by checking
the status information on the Device
Monitor Window of the Network
Configurator.
Right-click node 1 device icon on
the Network Configuration Pane,
and select Monitor.
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3
The dialog on the right displays the
Status 1 Tab Page of the Device
Monitor Dialog Box.
When the items in the right dialog
are selected, the data links are
normally in operation.
Click the Close Button.
Number: Node number
Blue: Connection normal
4
Select Disconnect from the
Network Menu to go offline. The
color of the icon on the figure
changes from blue.
Select Exit from the File Menu to
exit the Network Configurator.
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7.6.2. Checking Data That Are Sent and Received
Confirm that the correct data are sent and received.
Always confirm safety at the destination node before you transfer a user
program, configuration data, setup data, device variables, or values in memory
used for CJ-series Units from the Sysmac Studio.
The devices or machines may perform unexpected operation regardless of the
operating mode of the CPU Unit.
1
Select Watch Tab Page from the
2
The Watch Tab Page 1 is displayed
View Menu.
in the lower section of the Edit
Pane.
3
The following names are entered in
the Watch Tab Page 1 for
monitoring.
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag
.F[0](EXE)
EIPOutput.CommandCode
EIPOutput.CommandParam1
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag
.F[0](FLG)
EIPInput.CommandCodeEcho
EIPInput.ResponseCode
EIPInput.ResponseData
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4
Enter 00404000 in the Modify
Column of
EIPOutput.CommandCode.
(Command code[0040](+ 7 words)
[4000] (+ 6 words): (System data
acquisition)
Enter 900 in the Modify Column of
EIPOutput.CommandParam1.
(Data number[900]: The number of
decimal places)
By pressing the Enter Key, the value
is set and the online value of
EIPOutput.CommandCode changes
to 00404000.
Click TRUE in the Modify Column of
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F[0
](EXE).
The online value changes to True.
(EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F[
0](EXE): Control command
5
execution bit)
The values of
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F[0](F
LG), EIPInput.CommandCodeEcho
and EIPInput.ResponseCode are as
follows:
•EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F[0
](FLG): [TRUE]
•EIPInput.CommandCodeEcho:
[00404000]
(The sent command code is
returned.)
•EIPInput.ResponseCode: 0
(The execution result of the
command (0: OK,
-1(FFFFFFFF): NG) is
reflected.)
•EIPInput.ResponseData:1
(The number of decimal places)
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8. Initialization Method
8. Initialization Method
This document explains the setting procedure from the factory default setting.
Some settings may not be applicable as described in this document unless you use the
devices with the factory default setting.
8.1. Initializing the Controller
To initialize the Controller, you need to initialize the CPU Unit and EtherNet/IP port. Change to
the PROGRAM mode before the initialization.
8.1.1. EtherNet/IP port
Delete the connection information and tag information that are set for the EtherNet/IP port.
Follow the procedure below to set blank connection information and blank tag information
and delete them using the Network Configurator.
(1)Deleting connection information
In the Connections Tab Page of the Edit Device Parameters Dialog Box, move all devices
registered in the Register Device List to the Unregister Device List.
If a confirmation dialog is displayed when you remove devices from the registration list,
click the Yes Button.
No registered
devices
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(2)Deleting tag information
In the Tag Sets Tab Page of the Edit Parameters Dialog Box, click the Delete all of unused
Tag Sets Button.
If a confirmation dialog box is displayed when deleting, click the Yes Button.
No
registered
(3)Download
Right-click the Controller and select Parameter - Download from the menu that is
displayed.
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8.1.2. CPU Unit
To initialize the settings of the Controller, select Clear All Memory from the Controller
Menu of the Sysmac Studio. The Clear All Memory Dialog Box is displayed. Click the OK
Button.
8.2. Initializing the Displacement Sensor
For the initialization of the Displacement Sensor, refer to Initializing Settings in 9-11 Setting
the System of the ZW Series Displacement Sensor (Confocal Fiber Type) User's Manual (Cat.
No. Z332).
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9. Appendix 1 Detailed Settings of the Tag Data Links
9. Appendix 1 Detailed Settings of the Tag Data Links
This section provides the detailed settings necessary to execute tag data links which are set in
this document.
9.1. Global Variable Table
The Controller accesses the data in tag data links as global variables. The following are the
settings of the global variables. Use the Sysmac Studio to register a global variable table.
Name
Data type
Network publish
Destination device allocation
EIPOutput
S_EIPOutput
Output
Output data (24 bytes)
EIPInput
S_EIPInput
Input
Input data (56 bytes)
Additional Information
For details on the command code and response code, refer to 6-3 Ethernet/IP Connection
under in 6 Communications with External Devices of the ZW Series Displacement Sensor
(Confocal Fiber Type) User's Manual (Cat. No. Z332).
9.1.1.
Data Types
The following data types are used for the data in the tag data links of the destination device.
■Definition of the data type to access the signals (Union)
This data type is used to access the control signals and status signals.
Data type name
Data type
U_EIPFlag
UNION
F
BOOL[32]
W
DWORD
■Definition of the data type to access the command area (structure)
This data type is used to access the command area
Data type name
S_EIPOutput
CommonControlFlag
SensorHead1ControlFlag
SensorHead2ControlReserve
Data type
Destination device data
STRUCT
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head common control signal
(32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 1 control signal (32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 2 control signal (32 bits)
(reserved)
CommandCode
DWORD
CommandParam1
UINT
CommandParam2
UINT
CommandParam3
DINT
Command code (CMD-CODE)
Command parameter (CMD-PARAM)
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■Definition of the data type to access the response/output areas (structure)
This data type is used to access the response/output areas
Data type name
S_EIPInput
CommonStatusFlag
SensorHead1StatusFlag
SensorHead2StatusReserve
Data type
Destination device data
STRUCT
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head common status signal
(32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 1 status signal (32 bits)
U_EIPFlag
Sensor head 2 status signal (32 bits)
(reserved)
CommandCodeEcho
DWORD
Command code (CMD-CODE)
ResponseCode
UDINT
Response code (RES-CODE)
ResponseData
UDINT
Response data (RES-DATA)
MeasurementValueofTask1
DINT
Measurement Value of Task1
Output
MeasurementValueofTask2
DINT
Measurement Value of Task2
data
MeasurementValueofTask3
DINT
Measurement Value of Task3
0 to 7
MeasurementValueofTask4
DINT
Measurement Value of Task4
(OutData
MeasurementValueReserve
DINT[4]
Reserved
0 to 7
Additional Information
For details on the structure and union, refer to Tag Data Link Setting Methods in 6-3
Ethernet/IP Connection in Chapter 6 Communications with External Devices of the ZW
Series Displacement Sensor (Confocal Fiber Type) User's Manual (Cat. No. Z332).
Additional Information
With the Sysmac Studio, the data type is expressed as ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD when an
array is specified for a data type. However, a data type of an array is simplified in this
document (e.g. WORD[3]).
It is possible to set either of the following to specify an array for a data type with the Sysmac
Studio.
•ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD
•WORD[3]
In the example above, 3 WORD array elements are secured.
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9.2. Relationship between the Destination Device and the Global Variables
Global variables must be sorted in order of offsets of the destination device when setting the
tag data link parameters.
The relationship between the memory allocation (offset) of the destination device and the
global variables are shown below.
■Output area (Controller → Displacement Sensor)
Variable
Data type
EIPOutput
S_EIPOutput
Offset (word)
24 bytes
Destination device data
Control output 1
+0 and +1
Data size
*1
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
Control output 2 *2
+2 and +3
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
Control output 3 *3
+4 and +5
(32 bits)
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
+6 and +7
Command code
(CMD-CODE)
+8
Name
Data type
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F *4
BOOL[32]
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.W *4
DWORD
EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.F *5
BOOL[32]
EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.W *5
DWORD
EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.F *6
BOOL[32]
EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.W *6
DWORD
EIPOutput.CommandCode
DWORD
EIPOutput.CommandParam1
UINT
EIPOutput.CommandParam2
UINT
EIPOutput.CommandParam3
DINT
Command parameter
+9
(CMD-PARAM)
+10 and +11
*1: Sensor head common control signal
*2: Sensor head 1 control signal
*3: Sensor head 2 control signal (reserved)
*4: Details on the allocation of sensor head common control signal
Allocation of EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F variable
Offset
15
(word)
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
SYNC EXE
+0
ERCLR
+1
EXE: Control command execution bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs execution of control commands to the displacement
sensor.
SYNC: Measurement synchronous start bit: Turns ON when the user
Controller instructs measurement synchronization to the
displacement sensor.
ERCLR: Error clear bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor ERR
signal turns OFF.
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Allocation of EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+0
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+1
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.W uses DWORD data from
offset + 2 words.
*5: Details on allocation of sensor head 1 control signal
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.F variable
Offset
15 14 13 12 11 10
(word)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
LIGHT
RESET1 TIMING1
OFF
ZEROCL ZEROCL ZEROCL ZEROCL ZERO1_ ZERO1_ ZERO1_ ZERO1_
R_T4
R_T3
R_T2
R_T1
T4
T3
T2
T1
+2
+3
TIMING1: Timing bit: Turns ON when the Controller instructs start of hold
sampling to the displacement sensor.
RESET1: Reset bit: Turns ON when the Controller resets judgment
processing and output of the displacement sensor. If the hold
function is used, the state before the hold function was set will be
restored.
LIGHTOFF1: Light metering OFF bit: Turns ON when the Controller instructs
logical beam OFF to the displacement sensor.
ZERO1_T1 to 4: Zero reset execution bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs execution of zero reset of TASK1 to 4 to the
displacement sensor.
ZEROCLR1_T1 to 4: Zero reset cancel bit: Turns ON when the Controller
instructs zero reset cancel of TASK1 to 4 to the displacement
sensor.
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+2
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+3
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead1ControlFlag.W uses DWORD data from
offset + 2 words.
*6: Details on allocation of sensor head 2 control signal (reserved)
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.F variable
Offset
15
(word)
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
+4
+5
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Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+4
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+5
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead2ControlReserve.W uses DWORD data
from offset + 2 words.
■Input area (Controller ← Displacement Sensor)
Variable
Data type
EIPInput
S_EIPInput
Offset (word)
+0 and +1
+2 and +3
+4 and +5
+6 and +7
Data size
56 bytes
Destination device data
Control output 1
*1
Name
(32 bits)
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
Control output 2
*2
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.W
(32 bits)
Control output 3
BOOL[32]
*4
DWORD
EIPInput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.F
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
*3
Data type
*4
*5
EIPInput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.W
(32 bits)
BOOL[32]
*5
DWORD
EIPInput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.F
(Data type: U_EIPFlag）
*6
EIPInput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.W
Command code
BOOL[32]
*6
DWORD
EIPInput.CommandCodeEcho
DWORD
Response code (RES-CODE)
EIPInput.ResponseCode
UDINT
+10 and +11
Response data (RES-DATA)
EIPInput.ResponseData
DINT
+12 and +13
Output data 0 (DATA0)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask1
DINT
+14 and+15
Output data 1 (DATA1)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask2
DINT
+16 and +17
Output data 2 (DATA2)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask3
DINT
+18 and +19
Output data 3 (DATA3)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueofTask4
DINT
+20 and +21
Output data 4 (DATA4)
+22 and +23
Output data 5 (DATA5)
EIPInput.MeasurementValueReserve
DINT[4]
+24 and +25
Output data 6 (DATA6)
+26 and + 27
Output data 7 (DATA7)
+8 and +9
(CMD-CODE)
*1: Sensor head common status signal
*2: Sensor head 1 status signal
*3: Sensor head 2 status signal (reserved)
*4: Details on allocation of sensor head common status signal
Allocation of EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F variable
Offset (word)
15
14
13
12
11
+0 BANK1 BANK1 BANK1 BANK1 BANK1
_E
_D
_C
_B
_A
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
RUN
3
2
1
SYNC
READY
FLG
0
FLG
ERR
+1
FLG: Control command completion bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor completes control command execution.
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SYNCFLG: Measurement synchronization completion bit: Turns ON when
the displacement sensor executes measurement synchronization
processing and the state changes to one where normal measured
values can be output.
READY: Ready bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor can execute
control commands or measurement synchronization processing.
RUN: Run screen bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor is in the
RUN mode.
BANK1_A to E (BANKOUT1_A to E): Current bank number bit: Outputs the
currently specified bank number. It expresses the bank number in
combinations of BANKOUTx_A to E.
ERR: Error bit: Turns ON when a displacement sensor error is detected.
Allocation of EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.W variable
Offset (word)
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+0
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+1
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
Bits 31 to 0: EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.W uses DWORD data from offset
+ 2 words.
*5: Details on allocation of sensor head 1 status signal
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.F variable
Offset
(word)
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
GATE ENABLE STABLIT
RESET HOLD
LIGHT1
1
1
Y1
STAT1 STAT1
LOW1
PASS1
HIGH1
LOW1
PASS1
HIGH1
LOW1
PASS1
HIGH1
LOW1
PASS1
HIGH1_
LOW1_T
PASS1_
HIGH1_
LOW1_T
+3
_T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1 _T1
T1
1
T1
T1
1
OR1
+2
HOLDSTAT1: Hold execution status bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor is in the hold sampling period.
RESETSTAT1: Reset execution state bit: Turns ON when the displacement
sensor is in the reset execution state.
LIGHT1: Logical beam lighting state bit: Turns ON when the logical beam is lit.
STABILITY1: Measurement position bit: Turns ON when the measured value is
in the measuring range.
ENABLE1: Measurement state bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor is
ready for measurement.
GATE1: Data output completed bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor
completes control data output when hold is set.
OR1: Overall judgment result bit: Turns ON when even one of the judgment
result of the displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is other than
PASS.
ZEROSTAT1_T1 to 4: Zero reset bit: Turns ON when the displacement sensor
TASK1 to 4 is in the zero reset execution state.
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HIGH1_T1 to 4: HIGH output bit: Turns ON when the judgment result of the
displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is HIGH (HIGH threshold <
measured value).
PASS1_T1 to 4: PASS output bit: Turns ON when the judgment result of the
displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is PASS (LOW threshold ≤
measured value ≤ HIGH threshold).
LOW1_T1 to 4: LOW output bit: Turns ON when the judgment result of the
displacement sensor TASK1 to 4 is LOW (LOW threshold >
measured value).
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+2
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+3
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead1StatusFlag.W uses DWORD data from
offset + 2 words.
*6: Details on allocation of sensor head 2 control signal (reserved)
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.F variable
Offset
15
(word)
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
+4
+5
Allocation of EIPOutput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.W variable
Offset
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+4
15
14
13
…
2
1
0
+5
31
30
29
…
18
17
16
(word)
Bits 31 to 0: EIPOutput.SensorHead2StatusReserve.W uses DWORD data
from offset + 2 words.
Additional Information
For details on the structure and union, refer to 6-3 Ethernet/IP Connection in Chapter 6
Communications with External Devices of the ZW Series Displacement Sensor (Confocal
Fiber Type) User's Manual (Cat. No. Z332).
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Additional Information
With the Sysmac Studio, the data type is expressed as ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD when an
array is specified for a data type. However, a data type of an array is simplified in this
document (e.g. WORD[3]).
It is possible to set either of the following to specify an array for a data type with the Sysmac
Studio.
•ARRAY[0..2] OF WORD
•WORD[3]
In the example above, 3 WORD array elements are secured.
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9.3. Associating the Tag Data Links
Tag data link parameters are required to perform tag data links with a destination device.
Follow the procedures below to associate the tag data links.
(1)Define the global variables to publish on the network by using the Sysmac Studio.
Store the created global variables in a CSV file to use in the Network Configurator.
(2)Read the CSV file (tag list) created in step 1 to the Network Configurator.
(3)Install the EDS file for the destination device in the Network Configurator.
(4)Make a single tag set that includes the tag lists.
(5)Link the tag set with the destination device information and create tag data link
parameters.
The numbers shown in the tables below correspond to the steps above.
■Output area (Controller → Displacement Sensor)
Controller setting
Data link table setting
(Set with Sysmac Studio.)
(Set with Network Configurator.)
Tag set: EIPOutput
(1)
Global variable (Data type)
EIPOutput
S_EIPOutput
(4)
→
(2)
Tag list
EIPOutput
Destination device
information (EDS file
setting contents)
24 bytes ← Output_100-[24
(5)
(3) Byte]
*For details,
refer to Section
(24
9.2.
bytes)
■Input area (Controller ← Displacement Sensor)
Controller setting
Data link table setting
(Set with Sysmac Studio.)
(Set with Network Configurator.)
Tag set: EIPInput
(1)
Global variable (Data type)
EIPInput
S_EIPInput
(4)
→
(2)
Tag list
EIPInput
Destination device
information (EDS file
setting contents)
56 bytes ← Input_101-[56By
(5)
(3) te]
*For details,
refer to Section
(56
9.2.
bytes)
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10. Appendix 2 Setting the Tag Data Links Using the
Software
This section describes the procedure for setting the Controller using the software without
using the configuration files (procedure for setting the parameters from the beginning).
You can refer to this section when you want to change the parameters of the configuration
files.
10.1. Overview of Tag Data Links Settings Using the Software
The following is the relationship of the processes to operate the tag data links using the
"procedure for setting parameters from the beginning".
Settings made with Network
Settings made with Sysmac Studio
Configurator
•Setting parameters (IP address, etc.)
•Uploading network configuration
•Setting global variables (name,
•Importing CSV file (tag name)
network setting and task setting, etc.)
•Tag registration
•Exporting global variables
•Connection setting (associating tags
•Building
with the EDS file of destination
•Settings in the Watch Tab Page
device)
Personal computer
Global variable
(CSV file)
Sysmac Studio
Network Configurator
Transferring
project data
Transferring tag data
link parameters
Controller
Destination
device
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10.2. Work Flow of "Procedure for Setting Parameters from the Beginning"
Use the following procedure to make connection settings for tag data links of the EtherNet/IP
using the "procedure for setting parameters from the beginning".
This section describes the detailed procedures for "10.3 Setting the Controller Using
Software" and "10.4 Setting the Network Using Software" (in red frames below) without using
the "configuration files".
The procedures for 7.3 Setting the Displacement Sensor and 7.6 Checking the Connection
Status" are the same as the "procedure for using the configuration files". Refer to the
procedures in Section 7.
7.3. Setting Up the Displacement
Set up the Displacement Sensor.
Sensor
↓
7.3.1. Parameter Setting
↓
10.3. Setting Up the Controller Using
Set the parameters for the Displacement Sensor.
Set up the Controller using the software.
the Software
↓
10.3.1. Starting the Sysmac Studio and
Setting the Parameters for the
Start the Sysmac Studio and set the parameters for
the Controller.
Controller
↓
10.3.2. Setting the Global Variables
↓
10.3.3. Exporting the Global Variables
↓
10.3.4. Connecting Online and
Transferring the Project Data
↓
10.3.5. Settings in Watch Tab Page
Set the global variable to use for the tag data links.
Export the global variables in a CSV file to use as
tags in the Network Configurator.
Connect online with the Sysmac Studio and transfer
the project data to the Controller.
To check data that is sent and received, make
settings in the Watch Tab Page.
↓
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10.4. Setting Up the Network Using the
Software
↓
10.4.1. Starting the Network
Configurator and Uploading the
Configuration
↓
10.4.2. Importing Files and
Registering Tags
↓
10.4.3. Setting the Connection
↓
10.4.4. Transferring the Tag Data Link
Parameters
↓
7.6. Checking the EtherNet/IP
Communications
↓
7.6.1. Checking the Connection Status
↓
7.6.2. Checking Data that are Sent
Set the tag data links for EtherNet/IP using the
software.
Start up the Network Configurator, connect online
with the Controller, and upload the network
configuration.
Import the CSV file that was saved, and register tags
of the originator's send area and receive area.
Associate the tags of target device with the tags of
originator.
Transfer the tag data link settings that were set to
the Controller.
Confirm that the EtherNet/IP communications are
performed normally.
Check the connection status of the EtherNet/IP
network.
Confirm that the correct data are sent and received.
and Received
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10.3. Setting Up the Controller Using the Software
Set up the Controller using the software.
10.3.1. Starting the Sysmac Studio and Setting the Parameters for the
Controller
Start the Sysmac Studio and set the parameters for the Controller.
1
Connect the LAN cable and the
USB cable to the Controller, and
turn ON the power supply to the
Controller.
*For details, refer to step 1 of
7.4.1. Starting the Sysmac
Studio and Importing the
Project File.
2
Start the Sysmac Studio.
Click the New Project Button.
*If a confirmation dialog for an
access right is displayed at
start, select to start.
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3
The Project Properties Dialog
Box is displayed.
*In this document, New Project
is set as the project name.
Confirm that Category and
Device to use are set in the
Select Device Field.
Select version 1.03 from the
pull-down list of Version.
*Although 1.03 is selected in this
document, select a version you
actually use.
4
Click the Create Button.
5
The New Project is displayed.
The left pane is called Multiview
Explorer, the right pane is called
Toolbox and the middle pane is
called Edit Pane.
Multiview
Explorer
6
Edit Pane
Toolbox
Double-click Built-in
EtherNet/IP Port Settings
under Configurations and
Setup - Controller Setup in the
Multiview Explorer.
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7
The Built-in EtherNet/IP Port
Settings Tab Page is displayed
in the Edit Pane.
Click the TCP/IP Setting Button,
select the Fixed Setting Check
Box in the IP Address Field, and
make the following settings.
IP address: 192.168.250.1
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
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10.3.2. Setting the Global Variables
Set the global variable to use for the tag data links.
1
Double-click Data Type under
Programming - Data in the
Multiview Explorer.
2
Click the Structures Tab and
display the Union Tab on the
Data Types Tab Page.
Click a Name Column to enter a
new data type.
Enter U_EIPFlag in the Name
Column.
3
After entering, right-click and
select Create New Member
from the menu.
4
Enter F in the Name Column.
Enter BOOL[32] in the Base
Type Column.
*After entering, the value
changes to ARRAY[0..31] OF
BOOL as shown on the right.
5
In the same way as steps 3 and
4, enter the following data in
new columns.
•Name: W
Data type: DWORD
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6
Click the Structures Tab in the
Edit Pane.
Display the Structures Tab on
the Data Types.
Click a Name Column to enter a
new data type.
Enter S_EIPOutput in the Name
Column.
7
After entering, right-click and
select Create New Member
from the menu.
8
Enter CommonControlFlag in
the Name Column.
Enter U_EIPFlag in the Base
9
Type Column.
In the same way as steps 7 and
8, enter the following data in the
new columns.
•Name:
SensorHead1ControlFlag
Data type: U_EIPFlag
•Name:
SensorHead2ControlRese
rve
Data type: U_EIPFlag
•Name: CommandCode
Data type: DWORD
•Name: CommandParam1
Data type: UINT
•Name: CommandParam2
Data type: UINT
•Name: CommandParam3
Data type: DINT
*Make sure that members are
displayed in order of the offsets
listed in Section 9.2.
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10
After entering, right-click and
select Create New Data Type
from the menu.
Enter S_EIPInput in the Name
Column.
11
In the same way as steps 7 and
8, enter the following data in the
new member columns.
•Name: CommonStatusFlag
Data type: U_EIPFlag
•Name: SensorHead1StatusFlag
Data type: U_EIPFlag
•Name:
SensorHead2StatusReserv
e
Data type: U_EIPFlag
•Name: CommandCodeEcho
Data type: DWORD
•Name: ResponseCode
Data type: UDINT
•Name: ResponseData
Data type: DINT
•Name:
MeasurementValueofTask1
Data type: DINT
•Name:
MeasurementValueofTask2
Data type: DINT
•Name:
MeasurementValueofTask3
Data type: DINT
•Name:
MeasurementValueofTask4
Data type: DINT
•Name:
MeasurementValueReserve
Data type: DINT[4]
*After entering, the value
changes to ARRAY[0..7] OF
DINT as shown on the right.
*Make sure that members are
displayed in order of the offsets
listed in Section 9.2.
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12
Double-click Global variables
under Programming - Data in
the Multiview Explorer.
13
The Global Variables Tab is
displayed in the Multiview
Explorer.
Click a column under the Name
Column to enter a new variable.
Enter EIPOutput in the Name
Column.
Enter S_EIPOutput in the Data
Type Column.
Select Output for the Network
Publish attribute from the list.
14
After entering, right-click and
select Create New from the
menu.
15
In the same way as step 13,
enter the following data in the
new columns.
•Name: EIPInput
Data type: S_EIPInput
Network Publish: Input
16
Double-click Task Settings
under Configurations and Setup
in the Multiview Explorer.
The Task Settings Tab Page is
displayed in the Edit Pane. Click
the Settings for Exclusive
Control Variables in Tasks
Button.
Click the + Button.
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17
Click the Down Button under
Variable to be refreshed. The
variables set in steps 13 to 15
are displayed.
Select EIPOutput.
18
Click the + Button and select a
variable to be refreshed.
*The data types are displayed
automatically, and you do not
have to set them.
Add all variables set in steps 13
and 15 as shown in the right
figure.
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10.3.3. Exporting the Global Variable
Export the global variables in a CSV file to use as tags in the Network Configurator.
1
Double-click Global Variables
under Programming - Data in
the Multiview Explorer.
2
The Global Variables Tab Page
is displayed in the Edit Pane.
Right-click on the pane and
Select Select All.
All the selected variables are
highlighted.
3
Select Export Global Variables
- Network Configurator from
the Tools Menu.
4
The Save As Dialog Box is
displayed. Enter EIP002 in the
File name Field.
Click the Save Button.
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10.3.4. Connecting Online and Transferring the Project Data
Connect online with the Sysmac Studio and transfer the project data to the Controller.
Always confirm safety at the destination node before you transfer a user
program, configuration data, setup data, device variables, or values in memory
used for CJ-series Units from the Sysmac Studio.
The devices or machines may perform unexpected operation regardless of the
operating mode of the CPU Unit.
1
Select Check All Programs
2
The Build Tab Page is displayed
from the Project Menu.
in the Edit Pane.
Confirm that "0 Errors" and "0
Warnings" are displayed.
3
Select Rebuild Controller from
4
Confirm that "0 Errors" and "0
the Project Menu.
Warnings" are displayed in the
Build Tab Page.
5
Select Communications Setup
from the Controller Menu.
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6
The Communications Setup
Dialog Box is displayed.
Select the Direct Connection via
USB Option for Connection
Type.
Click the OK Button.
7
Select Online from the
Controller Menu.
A confirmation dialog is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
*The displayed dialog depends
on the status of the Controller
used. Click the Yes Button to
proceed with the processing.
8
When an online connection is
established, a yellow bar is
displayed on the top of the Edit
Pane.
Additional Information
Refer to Section 5 Online Connections to a Controller in the Sysmac Studio Version 1
Operation Manual (Cat. No. W504) for details on online connections to a Controller.
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9
10
Select Synchronization from
the Controller Menu.
The Synchronization Dialog Box
is displayed.
Confirm that the data to transfer
(NJ501 in the right figure) is
selected. Then, click the
Transfer to Controller Button.
*After executing the Transfer to
Controller, the Sysmac Studio
project data is transferred to the
Controller and the data are
compared.
11
A confirmation dialog is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
A screen stating "Synchronizing"
is displayed.
A confirmation dialog is
displayed. Click the No Button.
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12
Confirm that the synchronized
data is displayed with the color
specified by “Synchronized” and
that a message is displayed
stating "The synchronization
process successfully finished".
If there is no problem, click the
Close Button.
*A message stating "The
synchronization process
successfully finished" is
displayed when the project data
of Sysmac Studio matches that
of the Controller.
*If the synchronization fails,
check the wiring and repeat
from step 1.
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10.3.5. Settings in the Watch Tab Page
To check data that is sent and received, make settings in the Watch Tab Page.
1
Select Watch Tab Page from the
2
The Watch Tab Page 1 is displayed
View Menu.
in the lower section of the Edit
Pane.
3
Enter the following names in the
Name Column on the Watch Tab
Page for monitoring. To enter a new
name, click a column stating Input
Name.
EIPOutput.CommonControlFlag.F[
0](EXE)
EIPOutput.CommandCode
EIPOutput.CommandParam1
EIPInput.CommonStatusFlag.F[0](
FLG)
EIPInput.CommandCodeEcho
EIPInput.ResponseCode
EIPInput.ResponseData
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10.4. Setting Up the Network Using the Software
Set the tag data links for EtherNet/IP using the software.
Precautions for Correct Use
Please confirm that the LAN cable is connected before performing the following procedures.
When it is not connected, turn OFF the power supply to each device and then connect the
LAN cable.
10.4.1. Start the Network Configurator and Uploading Configuration
Start the Network Configurator, connect online with the Controller, and upload the network
configuration.
1
Start the Network Configurator.
Hardware List
Network Configuration Pane
2
Select Select Interface - NJ
Series USB Port from the
Option Menu.
3
Select Connect from the
Network Menu.
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4
The Select Connect Network
Port Dialog Box is displayed.
Select TCP:2 and click the OK
Button.
5
The Select Connected Network
Dialog Box is displayed. Click
the OK Button.
6
When an online connection is
established normally, the color
of the icon on the figure changes
to blue.
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Additional Information
If an online connection cannot be made to the Controller, check the cable connection. Or,
return to step 1 and check the settings such as a connection type and try again.
For details on the online connections to a Controller, refer to 7-2-8 Connecting the Network
Configurator to the Network in Section 7 Tag Data Link Functions of the NJ-series CPU Unit
Built-in EtherNet/IP Port User's Manual (Cat. No. W506).
7
Select Upload from the Network
Menu to upload the device
information on the network.
8
The dialog on the right is
9
The Target Device Dialog Box is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
displayed.
Select the 192.168.250.1 Check
Box and the 192.168.250.2
Check Box, and click the OK
Button.
*If the 192.168.250.1 Check Box
and the 192.168.250.2 Check
Box are not displayed on the
dialog box, click the Add
Button to add an address.
*The addresses displayed
depend on the status of the
Network Configurator.
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10
The device parameters are
uploaded. When uploading is
completed, the dialog box on the
right is displayed.
Click the OK Button.
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After uploading is completed,
confirm that the Network
Configuration Pane shows the
updated IP Addresses of
devices.
IP address of node 1:
192.168.250.1
IP address of node 2
192.168.250.2
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Right-click the node 2 device
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The Edit Device Parameters
and select Parameter - Edit.
Dialog Box is displayed.
Confirm that the values are set
as follows and click the OK
Button.
Input Size
:56
Output Size
:24
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10.4.2. Importing the File and Registering the Tags
Import the CSV file that was saved, and register tags of the originator's send area and
receive area.
This section explains the receive settings and then send settings of the target node.
1
On the Network Configuration
Pane of the Network
Configurator, right-click the node
1 device and select Parameter Edit.
2
The Edit Device Parameters
Dialog Box is displayed.
Click the Tag Sets Tab.
3
The Tag Sets Tab Page is
displayed. Select To/From File
Button.
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4
Select Import from File.
5
The Import Connection
Configuration Dialog Box is
displayed. Select EIP002.csv
and click the Open Button.
*In the Look in Field, specify the
folder saved in Section 10.3.4.
6
The dialog boxes shown in this
section may not be displayed
depending on the status of
Controller and software used. In
such a case, proceed to the next
step.
Click the Yes Button in the right
dialog.
Click the Yes Button in the right
dialog.
Tag sets are created
automatically.
7
The Out-Produce Tab Page is
displayed on the Edit Device
Parameters Dialog Box.
EIPOutput and 24Byte are
displayed.
After checking, select
In-Consume Tab.
8
The In-Consume Tab Page is
displayed.
EIPInput and 56Byte are
displayed.
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10.4.3. Setting the Connection
Associate the tags of the target device (that receives the open request) with the tags of the
originator (that requests opening).
1
Select the Connections Tab in
the Edit Device Parameters
Dialog Box.
Then, select 192.168.250.2 in
the Unregister Device List Field.
Click the Down Button that is
shown in the dialog.
2
192.168.250.2 is registered in
the Register Device List.
Select 192.168.250.2 and click
the New Button.
3
The Edit Connection Dialog Box
is displayed. Select Consume
Data From/Produce Data To
from the Connection I/O Type
Pull-down Menu.
In the same way, in each field of
Originator Device and Target
Device, set the values listed in
the following table.
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■Settings of Edit Connection
Connection I/O type
Originator device
Target Device
Consume Data From/Produce Data To
Input Tag Set
EIPInput - [56Byte]
Connection Type
Multi-cast connection
Output Tag Set
EIPOutput - [24Byte]
Connection Type
Point to Point connection
Output Tag Set
Input_101 - [56Byte]
Input Tag Set
Output_100 - [24Byte]
4
Confirm that settings are correct
5
The Edit Connection Dialog Box
and click the Regist Button.
is displayed. Do not make any
setting and click the Close
Button.
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The Edit Device Parameters
Dialog Box is displayed again.
Click the OK Button.
7
When the connection setting is
completed, the node address is
displayed under the destination
device icon on the Network
Configuration Pane.
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10.4.4. Transferring the Tag Data Link Parameters
Transfer the tag data link parameters that were set to the Controller.
1
Right-click node 1 device on the
Network Configuration Pane and
select Parameter - Download.
The dialog box on the right is
displayed. Click the Yes Button.
2
The tag data link parameters are
downloaded from the Network
Configurator to the Controller.
4
The dialog box on the right is
displayed. Click the OK Button.
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11. Revision History
11. Revision History
Revision
Date of revision
Revision reason and revision page
code
01
May 29, 2013
First edition
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2013
P537-E1-01
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