Ethernet IP with RSLogix | 10 Appendix C: RSLogix 500
Displayed below is an example of a command write ladder. The "one shot" is to prevent the instruction from
continuously writing to the parameter (commands don't require data but RSLogix 500 does require a data table
address. The act of writing to the command parameter will trigger a response).
The following is an example of a 8 byte write ladder. The “one shot” is to prevent the instruction from con-
tinuously writing to the parameter. In this case, the drive parameter is 8 bytes so the data to be written is in
L9:0 (LSB) & L9:1 (MSB).
To setup a write explicit message, first create a MSGinstruction, and set it to the following settings:
100 Kollmorgen | kdn.kollmorgen.com | November 2018
To Next Page
Loading...
