It is the first experience with m340. I don't find the function to read the information of the PM710.
That I have to use function?
Pm710 and m340, they communicate with Modbus.
Best regards!
OMI
That I have to use function?
Pm710 and m340, they communicate with Modbus.
Best regards!
OMI
Take a look at the READ_VAR and WRITE_VAR functions in Unity. In Unity Pro Version 4.0 there is an additional function called DATA_EXCHG.
Dear,
Could you please tell me how to establish the communication between PM710 and PLC M340?
Please reply at:
h_nautiyal at rediffmail. com
Thanks in advance for your support and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Hemendra
Could you please tell me how to establish the communication between PM710 and PLC M340?
Please reply at:
h_nautiyal at rediffmail. com
Thanks in advance for your support and I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Hemendra
Thanks for your answer.
In fact, with the function "READ_VAR" I've red the records of PM710.
Now, I've tried to do the same using an analyzer "PowerLoguic ION6200", 3 but in this case, all the records appear "-1"
The only difference is on the direction of the records, for PM710 uses 4000 and for ION6200 uses 40000.
What is going on?
Best regards!
OMI
In fact, with the function "READ_VAR" I've red the records of PM710.
Now, I've tried to do the same using an analyzer "PowerLoguic ION6200", 3 but in this case, all the records appear "-1"
The only difference is on the direction of the records, for PM710 uses 4000 and for ION6200 uses 40000.
What is going on?
Best regards!
OMI
hello
please you have an exemple for command for read_var for pm710
read_var(addm('0,0,0,8'),'%MW', after i don't no
thank you very mutch
yves
please you have an exemple for command for read_var for pm710
read_var(addm('0,0,0,8'),'%MW', after i don't no
thank you very mutch
yves
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