What to do if master station cannot turn ON or OFF remote outputs of Mitsubishi 64CCL Controller?
If the master station cannot turn ON/OFF remote outputs (RY) of the Mitsubishi 64CCL Controller, or cannot write data to remote registers (RWw), check the following: * The LED display of the unit. * The station data link status of the master station (SW0080). * The sequence program. * The parameters. * The station number setting.
What to do if master station cannot receive data stored in remote inputs of Mitsubishi 64CCL Controller?
If the master station cannot receive data stored in the remote inputs (RX) or remote registers (RWr) of the Mitsubishi 64CCL Controller, check the following: * The LED display of the unit. * The station data link status of the master station (SW0080). * The sequence program. * The parameters. * The station number setting.
How to troubleshoot Mitsubishi 64CCL Controller that cannot be linked?
If the Mitsubishi 64CCL Controller cannot be linked, consider checking the following: * The POWER LED display. * The error code BFM#29 b0-b2. * The switch setting status (SW006A). * The master station setting. * The LED display and setting of the master station. * The cable wiring.
General| Model | FX3U-64CCL |
|---|---|
| Category | Controller |
| Number of Occupied Stations | 1 station |
| Compatible PLC | FX3U, FX3UC |
| Number of Remote Registers | 256 |
| Number of Connected Stations | 64 stations |
| CC-Link Version | Ver. 1.10 |
| Station Type | Master station |
| Communication Speed | 156 kbps, 625 kbps, 2.5 Mbps, 5 Mbps, 10 Mbps |
| Power Supply | 5 V DC (supplied from the base unit) |
| Communication Ports | 1 |
| Dimensions | 90 x 55 x 87 mm (W x H x D) |
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
Details critical design considerations to prevent hazardous conditions and accidents.
Covers safe practices for installing the product to prevent electric shock or damage.
Outlines essential safety measures for wiring to prevent electric shock and product damage.
Provides safety guidelines for starting up and maintaining the PLC to avoid hazards.
Covers the correct method for connecting the power supply, including timing and grounding.
Outlines the step-by-step process for starting up the CC-Link system.
Offers in-depth explanations for various buffer memory areas and their functions.
Lists common problems and steps to check for troubleshooting CC-Link systems.
Explains the meaning of various LEDs for diagnosing issues.
Details error codes detected by the 64CCL and CC-Link network.
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