CJ1W-INT01
CJ1W-INT01
More models in this seriesDigital interrupt input unit, 16 x 24 VDC inputs, 2 max per CPU, screw terminal
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Digital interrupt input unit, 16 x 24 VDC inputs, 2 max per CPU, screw terminal
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April 14, 2024
Creating Odd Length Tags for NJ + CJ1W-EIP21
Introduction For CJ1W-EIP21 units manufactured after 2012, it is possible to create EIP connections with odd numbers of bytes. However, Sysmac requires you use variables with even numbers as part of the tag creation process for the CJ1W-EIP21. To w
July 31, 2024
How to monitor connection status for Ethernet/IP on CJ when the node address exceeds 63
Introduction By default it is only possible to monitor the status of a target device when the node address is 63 or less. The reason for this is that the status area is 4 words which only allows for 64 flags. Solution To work around this, you must en
October 17, 2024
CJ CIP UCMM messaging
Introduction The CJ2 CPU supports CIP messaging via built in Ethernet/IP port or CJ1W-EIP21(S). However it can be complicated generating the message structure to send the messages as desired. This article give a brief summary of how to use custom CIP
October 17, 2024
CS/CJ to NJ/NX CIP Variable Read/Write Function Blocks
Introduction This article is a brief introduction into the usage of the CIP variable read write function blocks for the CJ2 or CS series PLC. Information These are custom function blocks and have not gone through the same validation process as the