This document provides instructions for using explicit messaging via CIP Modbus object read to query data from one PLC (192.168.1.12) using another PLC (192.168.1.11). It describes the hardware configuration, Unity program used, control and status variables, data to be read in the PLC, and receiving the response in the EIP_DataBuf array starting at index 5.
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170NOC77101 CIP Modbus Object READ Example
This document provides instructions for using explicit messaging via CIP Modbus object read to query data from one PLC (192.168.1.12) using another PLC (192.168.1.11). It describes the hardware configuration, Unity program used, control and status variables, data to be read in the PLC, and receiving the response in the EIP_DataBuf array starting at index 5.
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CIP Modbus Object Read
Example
Quantum 140NOC77101 using
Explicit Messaging via MBP_MSTR
Dec 15, 2012
Version 1.0 PLC Hardware Configuration NOC77101 (192.168.1.11) to query NOC77101 (192.168.1.12) with Explicit Messaging CIP Modbus Object READ. The USB connection is for Unity to PLC communications.
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Unity Program Note to add the Pin negation on the AND_BOOL IN1 input.
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EIP_ControlBuf CIP Request
EIP_ControlBuf(1) and EIP_ControlBuf(8) are Read Only and written
by the PLC. EIP_ControlBuf(8), Length of Received Response, will toggle between 0 and E (hex) when it is operational.
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EIP_DataBuf CIP Request
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Control and Status Variables Set Enable to a value of 1 to start the messaging. In a successful implementation, EMActive, EMStart, and EMSuccess will flash between 0 and 1.
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Data in PLC to be Read This data can be changed manually in the PLC to observe the data changing in the response.
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EIP_DataBuf CIP Response The message response is located in the EIP_DataBuf array beginning at EIP_DataBuf(5) as indicated in the area highlighted in red. The area highlighted in blue in the EIP_DataBuf array contains part of the query message previously entered.
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