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The FANUC Manual writes everything with HEX but with omron PLC some must be passed as HEX and others as UINT. What took me so many days and gave so much trouble was the data types used to pass the correct parameters from the PLC to the Robot. UCMM is direct, no connection open/close. The difference between the two is that Class 3 CIP needs you to open a connection to the server (robot controller), send your message and after close the connection. FANUC EIP Manual states that it supports both but I didnt get into the trouble of using both. Omron supports two types of CIP (Common Industrial Protocol- TCP/IP Layer) CIPSend which is a class 3 explicit Message and UCMM which is unconnected message. The built-in function for OMRON is CIPUCMMSend.
UPDATE on the thread to anyone who will try setting up explicit message between OMRON and FANUC. How do you implement the concept on other controllers like allen brandley or siemens ? What is the difference between UCMM and class 3 explicit messages ? This function also accepts as inputs the same one CIP send has which troubles me. Sends a UCMM CIP message to a specified device on a CIP network. UCMM explicit message to write the value of a variable inanother Controller on a CIP network. Prolly not what I need, maybe explicit message from PLC to PLC ? Uses a UCMM explicit message to read the value of a variable in another Controller on the specified CIP network. Maybe the answer to my question ? CIPSend accepts as Inputs ServiceCode, RqPath which is Request path (class ID, instance ID, attribute ID) which to my understanding it fits with the variables described to EIP fanuc manual. Sends a class 3 CIP message to a specified device on a CIP network. Uses a class 3 explicit message to write the value of a variable in another Controller On a CIP network.(prolly not what I need as it refers to Controller) Uses a class 3 explicit message to read the value of a variable in another Controller Opens a CIP class 3 connection with the specified remote node. Or, it sends an explicit command to a DeviceNet Unit.
Uses a serial gateway and sends a command to a Serial Communications To better understand what I mean here are some Omron built-in functions for communication: What about other PLC brands?ĭo you use special ladder functions to implement explicit message ? do you need to first OPEN the connection and after send the message ? In order to read the variable you need another function ? Or read and write commands fall on the same bucket ? Explicit message is implemented with built in functions but there are too many functions used for different types of messages. Ethernet IP Datalink is used to connect 2 PLCs from what I understood. To my understanding, not many people from the forum use Omron PLCs for robots, at least in USA. I searched on google and it mentioned Omron Ethernet IP datalink. You would need it to read or write to numeric registers or position registers.