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- Windows, real time
- PID loops
- PCs vs. PLCs
- Replacing people
- MS 'monopoly'?
- Software quality
- Where do we go from here?
- Why pay?
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from the Automation List department...
Vijeo Citect MODNET maximum bits
Hi to all,
I'm working on an application with Vijeo Citect and Premium UNITY using MODNET protocol. My problem is that Citect can't read all the bits (type %M1xxx on the automate and 0xxxx (+1) on the Citect). I have mapped about 2300 bits but it only reads about 1000 bits. Apparently the order is not important because I can read all the addresses but the maximum is always 1000. How can I read more bits? Can I configure other I/O Server or board or other? What I need to do? Help� me please!!!
My email is joaosilva1972 @ gmail. com
I'm working on an application with Vijeo Citect and Premium UNITY using MODNET protocol. My problem is that Citect can't read all the bits (type %M1xxx on the automate and 0xxxx (+1) on the Citect). I have mapped about 2300 bits but it only reads about 1000 bits. Apparently the order is not important because I can read all the addresses but the maximum is always 1000. How can I read more bits? Can I configure other I/O Server or board or other? What I need to do? Help� me please!!!
My email is joaosilva1972 @ gmail. com
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