2-1 Basic Procedures
Note
The following case is an exception to the rule that a local network table must be regis-
tered if there are two or more Network Communications Units mounted.
Overview: If a local network table is not registered and a direct serial connection is
made to a target PLC in which two or more Network Communications
Units are mounted, it will be possible to access only the network of the
Communications Unit with the lowest unit number.
In this case, the network address of each network will be 0 and the
network addresses will be displayed as “
−” in the Online Connection
Information Window.
Procedure: Connect online to the relay PLC. Open the Online Connection
Information Window and right-click the Network Communications Unit
with the lowest unit number and select Connect from the pop-up menu.
That Network Communication Unit’s network is the only network that will
be accessible.
Computer running CX-Integrator
CS/CJ-series PLC
Relay PLC (= target PLC)
Direct serial
communications
More than One Network Communications Unit (Ethernet Unit,
Controller Link Unit, SYSMAC LINK Unit, DeviceNet Unit, or FL-net
Unit)
Local Network Table Not Re
istered in PLC to which a Direct
Serial Connection Has Been Made:
Access is possible only to the Network Communications Unit
with the smallest unit number, which is the Controller Link Unit
in this example.
After connectin
online to the relay PLC, the Network Communications Unit will
be displayed in the Online Connection Information Window with the network
addresses given as “
−
”.
Right-click the Network Communications Unit with the smallest unit number and
select
Connect
from the pop-up menu to enable accessing that network.
Ethernet (network address = 0)
Controller Link (network address = 0)
Ethernet Unit’s unit number: 2
Controller Link Unit’s unit number: 1
DeviceNet (network address = 0)
DeviceNet Unit’s unit number: 3
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