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Communicate with Omron PLC

Hi, All LV Experts.
 
I have 1 project which require using LV 8.2 to communicate with Omron PLC model CJ1M-CPU11, surf around & found out that require using IA OPC server which I don't have & do not plan to invest on it.
So, seek for other advise on how to develop such project without using OPC Server.  The project is to monitor & sending data to PLC memory through RS-232 as what OPC server did.
Hope to get any suggestion....
 
Thanks in advance.
Steven Koay
 
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What protocol does the serial port use for data transmission?? There is an NI Modbus library that you can download. Maybe you could buy a card for the plc that supports modbus. Maybe a third party device that converts the Omron protocol to Modbus?? How much data do you need to read and how fast??

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StevenK wrote:
Hi, All LV Experts.
 
I have 1 project which require using LV 8.2 to communicate with Omron PLC model CJ1M-CPU11,
 ... how to develop such project without using OPC Server.  ...

You may want to take a look at a download available at MrPLC.com that allows the CJ1M to serve as a modbus slave via the CPU's serial port.  I think it's also available somewhere from Omron.  Haven't used it myself.

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The Slave Interface allows the use of CS1G/H and CJ1G/H/M to be used like a slave device of MODBUS network. The PLC responds to the commands of a Master MODBUS device connected to the CPU RS232 port of an OMRON CS1/CJ1 PLC.  The Slave Interface responds to commands 03H (reading from data memory) and 10H (writing to data memory).
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It looks like that article has moved again. Does anyone know where it might be now?

Thanks.

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