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General| Brand | IDEC |
|---|---|
| Model | FC6A-C16K1CE |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Lists the manual's publication dates and edition numbers for tracking revisions.
Lists trademarks related to the FC6A Series MicroSmart and IDEC Corporation.
Details the specifications of USB, Serial, Ethernet, Communication Cartridge, CAN, and HMI-Ethernet ports.
Explains the functions and provides examples for performing maintenance communication.
Covers using user communication for controlling external devices via serial or Ethernet.
Details Modbus RTU and TCP communication protocols for master and slave operations.
Explains data sharing between CPU modules and other PLC series using data link communication.
Describes J1939 communication capabilities for the CAN J1939 All-in-One Type.
Lists and describes the addresses and ranges for all device types used in the FC6A Series MicroSmart.
Details internal relays with special functions and their device addresses.
Explains special data registers and their device addresses for system functions.
Provides an overview of communication settings, their references, and setup locations.
Details the procedure for configuring serial and cartridge communication ports.
Configures Ethernet network settings including IP address, subnet mask, and DNS server.
Configures client/server communication parameters for Ethernet connections.
Manages a list of remote network devices for communication and PING operations.
Configures periodic pinging to monitor network connection status of remote hosts.
Lists functions like program download/upload and device value monitoring via maintenance communication.
Details performing maintenance communication using the USB port and WindLDR.
Explains maintenance communication using Serial Port 1 (RS232C) with external devices.
Covers maintenance communication using the Ethernet port 1 with network devices.
Details maintenance communication using communication cartridges in ports 2 or 3.
Explains maintenance communication using the HMI-Ethernet port when an HMI module is connected.
Introduces user communication for sending/receiving data with external devices via serial or Ethernet.
Details the TXD instruction for transmitting data, including formats, precautions, and examples.
Explains the RXD instruction for receiving data, covering formats, delimiters, and error handling.
Guides on serial communication using TXD/RXD instructions with external devices.
Covers Ethernet user communication using ETXD/ERXD instructions for TCP/IP protocols.
Details configuring the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a user communication client.
Explains how to configure the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a user communication server.
Lists and explains common user communication error codes, causes, and their outputs.
Demonstrates a TXD program for sending data to a printer via serial communication.
Shows an RXD program for receiving data from a barcode reader via serial communication.
Details Modbus RTU communication setup for master and slave modes via serial ports.
Explains the configuration and operation of the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a Modbus RTU master.
Covers the configuration and operation of the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a Modbus RTU slave.
Details Modbus TCP communication setup for client and server modes via Ethernet.
Explains how to configure the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a Modbus TCP client.
Details the configuration of the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a Modbus TCP server.
Describes the pass-through function allowing Modbus TCP to access Modbus RTU slaves.
Lists key specifications for data link communication, including baud rate and cable length.
Guides on setting up a data link system using ports or communication cartridges.
Shows the assignment of data registers for data communication between master and slave stations.
Details special data registers used for storing data link communication error codes.
Explains special internal relays related to data link communication status and control.
Guides on programming the data link master station using WindLDR.
Explains how to configure the FC6A Series MicroSmart as a data link slave station.
Introduces J1939 communication compatibility and its use over CAN networks.
Defines device address ranges and their specific uses in J1939 communication.
Details the structure and configuration of the 64-bit NAME for J1939 communication.
Explains Parameter Group Numbers (PGNs) and their role in J1939 message exchange.
Covers checking J1939 communication status and control using special relays and registers.
Guides on configuring local address, NAME, and CA address table for J1939 communication.
Configures settings for receiving messages from CAs in the J1939 network.
Configures settings for transmitting messages to CAs on the J1939 network.
Details the PING instruction's operation, including packet sending and status reporting.
Lists valid devices for S1, D1, and D2 parameters used in the PING instruction.
Explains status codes indicating the transition state of the PING instruction operation.
Details the execution of the EMAIL instruction, response handling, and status storage.
Covers configuring and grouping e-mail addresses for recipient management.
Explains how to compose e-mails, including recipients, subject, body, and attachments.
Details editing the content of CSV files to be attached to e-mails.
Explains special data registers for confirming EMAIL instruction error details.
Describes character sets and encoding formats applicable to e-mail content and attachments.
Introduces the Web server functions for monitoring and controlling the FC6A Series MicroSmart.
Shows the hierarchy of system and user web pages accessible through the web server.
Guides on configuring HMI module Web server settings and downloading the user program.
Configures basic Web server settings like enabling the server and specifying the port.
Details user account configuration for authentication and access privileges.
Configures settings for data register monitoring, intervals, and trend graphs on web pages.
Explains the procedure for creating and managing multiple user accounts for web server access.
Explains how to delete user accounts from the web server access management.
Overviews the built-in system web pages for monitoring PLC status and data registers.
Allows monitoring and control of consecutive data registers using specified data types.
Enables monitoring and control of up to 30 specified devices and their data types.
Describes monitoring and operating the HMI module screen via its LCD display.
Guides on creating and managing user-defined web pages using the Web Page Editor or HTML import.
Explains how to delete user web pages and folders from the project's web page tree.
Allows monitoring data registers using metacharacters without JavaScript or CGI.
Explains the format for embedding word device data into HTML for web monitoring.
Details the format for using bit device status in HTML for web monitoring.
Covers the format for embedding strings like hostnames or e-mail addresses in HTML.
Describes drawing vertical bar graphs using data registers in HTML for visualization.
Explains drawing horizontal bar graphs using data registers in HTML for visualization.
Details drawing trend graphs using data registers for time-series data visualization.
Covers using JavaScript functions for reading and writing device data via CGI.
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