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Created Date: May 04,2007
Created By: Bob S BN
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I just bought a new D0-05AR, F0-04AD-1, EA1-S3ML, and FA-24ps from AD and a 0-5000 psi transducer. Everything appears to be wired correctly, but I never see any change at the raw data location. I used the new IBOX to set up the module, and checked the values in V7700 and v7701, and they seem right. SP610 is off, which says xmitter signal good. I have a warning on the system info screen "E263 Invalid i/o reference ". I searched this forum and found one topic on this error. So I 've tried initializing the scratch pad and also clearing the plc memory and starting over with no luck. Unfortunatly, I don't have the luxury of another module laying around to try. Any ideas anyone?? Here's the logic. Thanks, Bob PLC 05 // Rung 1 // Address 0 ANLGIN K0 K1 K4 K0 "raw sensor value " // Rung 2 // Address 38 ANSCL "raw sensor value " K4430 K0 "scaled ton value " // Rung 3 // Address 64 STR "_On " LD "scaled ton value " DIV K1000 MUL "correction factr " OUT "tonnage value " // Rung 4 // Address 69 STR SP600 OUT C30 // Rung 5 // Address 71 STR SP610 OUT C31 // Rung 6 // Address 73 END
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: franji1
What slot is the module physically in? The first slot is "slot 1 ", not "slot 0 " as in 205 and 405.
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: franji1
Ignore that post - I thought you were dealing with an 06. You 're using an 05, which only has one slot, slot 1.
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: franji1
When doing integer math with Multiply and Divide, do your multiplies first, then your divides.
In rung 3, if your "scaled ton value " is 999 or less, your "tonnage value " will always be 0.
It's best to do
LD
MUL
DIV
versus
LD
DIV
MUL
when doing integer math
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: Bob S BN
I'll switch that around. However, I don't think that is the problem though. I 've already tried running with that rung removed and still nothing changing at the "raw data location " and still had the "E263 " warning.
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: Bob S BN
I 've now tried hooking up one of our furnace temp controllers to this input module, and it doesn't register in the PLC either. I 've wired in an ammeter and it shows both power supply/transmitter systems were supplying proper current through the module.
Could the new module be faulty?
Or is it a problem with the "E263 warning "?
What causes the "E263 " warning???
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: Steve Bailey
According to the DL05 manual, E263 means "Out of range addresses have been assigned while manually configuring the I/O. Correct the address assignments using AUX46. "
The AUX functions are for use with the handheld. When you use DirectSoft software you don't really know you 're using the AUX functions.
At any rate, it sounds like there is an issue with addresses assigned to the analog module. That would certainly explain the behavior you 're seeing.
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: Bob S BN
I just got off the phone with Don from Facts tech support. Turns out the Vmemory area I was trying to use is reserved for timer values. I should have checked the manual instead of just the memory map in DS5. I moved everything up to start at V1200 and now it all works.
Thanks for the help, Bob
Created Date: May 04,2007
Created by: Bob S BN
I just bought a new D0-05AR, F0-04AD-1, EA1-S3ML, and FA-24ps from AD and a 0-5000 psi transducer. Everything appears to be wired correctly, but I never see any change at the raw data location. I used the new IBOX to set up the module, and checked the values in V7700 and v7701, and they seem right. SP610 is off, which says xmitter signal good.
I have a warning on the system info screen "E263 Invalid i/o reference ". I searched this forum and found one topic on this error. So I 've tried initializing the scratch pad and also clearing the plc memory and starting over with no luck. Unfortunatly, I don't have the luxury of another module laying around to try.
Any ideas anyone?? Here's the logic.
Thanks, Bob
PLC 05
// Rung 1
// Address 0
ANLGIN K0 K1 K4 K0 "raw sensor value "
// Rung 2
// Address 38
ANSCL "raw sensor value " K4430 K0 "scaled ton value "
// Rung 3
// Address 64
STR "_On "
LD "scaled ton value "
DIV K1000
MUL "correction factr "
OUT "tonnage value "
// Rung 4
// Address 69
STR SP600
OUT C30
// Rung 5
// Address 71
STR SP610
OUT C31
// Rung 6
// Address 73
END