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This document provides an overview of setting up and using a temperature control network connected to a V6 PLC. Up to 31 temperature controllers from various manufacturers can be connected via RS-485. The V6 allows periodically reading and sampling temperature controller data, transferring data between controllers and PLC memory, and directly specifying temperature controller memory settings. Connection cables are required to interface the temperature controllers to the V6 depending on the controller communication type.

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This document provides an overview of setting up and using a temperature control network connected to a V6 PLC. Up to 31 temperature controllers from various manufacturers can be connected via RS-485. The V6 allows periodically reading and sampling temperature controller data, transferring data between controllers and PLC memory, and directly specifying temperature controller memory settings. Connection cables are required to interface the temperature controllers to the V6 depending on the controller communication type.

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Temperature Control Network

V610

PV
100
SP2 3 4 PV PV

SP 90 155 155
AL1 2 3 MAN
SP2
AL1
OUT
SP2
2 150 AL1
OUT
2 150
A/M
SET/ENT
SET/ENT
SET/ENT
Record of Revision

Printing Date Reference No. Revised Contents

May, 2000 1033NE0 (First Edition)

July, 2000 1033NE0a

Dec., 2000 1033NE0b


Contents
1. Outline of Temperature Control Network ..................................... 1
2. Connection Cables (V6-TMP/V6-SR422) .................................... 3
3. Setting the Termination Resistor.................................................. 4
4. Setting Temperature Control Communication ............................. 5
5. Processing Cycle ......................................................................... 8
6. Directly Specifying Temperature Controller Memory ................... 9
6-1. Setting Temperature Controller Memory ....................................... 9
7. Using a “Temp. Network Table” ................................................. 12
7-1. Editing a “Temp. Network Table” ................................................. 12
7-2. Periodic Reading of Temperature Controller Data ...................... 16
7-3. Sampling of Temperature Controller Data ................................... 17
7-4. Transferring Data ........................................................................ 19
8. Indirect Designation Memory ..................................................... 21
9. Control of Temperature Controller ............................................. 22
10. Station No. Table ..................................................................... 23
11. Note on Screen Transfer.......................................................... 26
12. System Memory ...................................................................... 29
13. Error Display ............................................................................ 32

Appendix ..................................................................................... A-1


List of Temperature Controllers ........................................................ A-1
YOKOGAWA .................................................................................... A-2
YAMATAKE ....................................................................................... A-3
OMRON ............................................................................................ A-4
RKC .................................................................................................. A-8
FUJI .................................................................................................. A-9
CHINO .............................................................................................A-11
MITSUBISHI ................................................................................... A-12
SHINKO TECHNOS ....................................................................... A-14
TOSHIBA ........................................................................................ A-15
Modbus Free .................................................................................. A-16
Temperature Control Network

1. Outline of Temperature Control Network

The “Temperature Control Network” makes it possible to connect


temperature controllers made by various companies to the V6. A
maximum of 31 temperature controllers can be connected to one V6.
For details on the temperature controllers that can be connected, refer
to the following page.

run

stop

PLC

V6

Special cable
V6-TMP(RS-485/RS-232C)
PV PV
PV
100
SP2 3 4
155 155
SP2

Temperature Controller 150


SP2
SP 90 AL1
OUT
2 150 AL1
OUT
2

AL1 2 3 MAN

SET/ENT SET/ENT

A/M
SET/ENT

Up to 31 Temperature Controllers

RS-485

On the V6, it is possible to monitor data and make settings for the
temperature controllers connected to the V6.

Periodic reading/sampling of temperature controller data


When using the “Temp. Network Table” (see p.12), it is possible to
periodically read temperature controller data to PLC memory or V6
internal memory. In addition, data that is read can be saved (sampled)
in the V6 internal buffer or on a memory card.

Data transfer
It is possible to use a macro command to transfer the entire contents of
PLC memory, V6 internal memory, or memory card memory to the
temperature controller. In addition, it is possible to transfer all tempera-
ture controller data to PLC memory, V6 internal memory, or to the
memory card.

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Notes

1. Compatible models (Hardware version)

< Analog type >


Model Hardware version

V612T From D on
V612C From C on
V610T From D on
V610S From D on
V610C From C on
V608C From F on
V606C/M All
V606iT/C/M All

< Matrix type >


All hardware version

2. V-SFTE (screen editing software) Ver. 1.2.9.0 is compatible with the


“Temperature Control Network.”

3. The V6 program Ver. 1.220 is compatible with the “Temperature Control


Network.”

The “Temperature Control Network” and “Multi-Link 2”


cannot be used at the same time.

4. For compatible models of temperature controllers, refer to the [List of


temperature controllers] of [Appendix].

It is possible to see the newest list of compatible tem-


perature controllers in our homepage.
URL http://www.hakko-elec.co.jp

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2. Connection Cables (V6-TMP/V6-SR422)

Use our V6-TMP (3 m) temperature controller connection cable to connect


the V6 and the temperature controller. Use our V6-SR422 (3 m) tempera-
ture control connection cable only when using the RKC controller unit SR-
Mini (for RS-422). For details on connecting the temperature controller,
refer to the instruction manual for the applicable temperature controller.

V6-TMP

The V6-TMP has six electrical


wires. The wires used vary Brown :+5V
Red : 0V SG
depending on whether an RS-485
Orange : RXD
or RS-232C connection is used Yellow : TXD
(see diagram below). Be sure to Black : +SD/RD
insulate the wires that are not Green : -SD/RD

used by covering them with tape.

RS-485

Black : +SD/RD
+

To V6 Green : -SD/RD
-
To the temperature
MJ1/2 Red : SG controller terminal
SG

* The V6-TMP shield FG is connected to the V6.

RS-232C

Orange:RXD

To V6 Yellow:TXD To the temperature


MJ1/2 Red:SG controller terminal
SG

* The V6-TMP shield FG is connected to the V6.

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V6-SR422

To V6 To SR-Mini
(Long)
MJ1/2 COM.PORT

* The V6-SR422 shield FG is connected to the V6.


To terminal SR-Mini
(Short)
COM.PORT

SR-Mini SR-Mini SR-Mini


TIO TIO TIO TIO TIO TIO TIO TIO TIO

COM.PORT1

COM.PORT1

COM.PORT1
COM.PORT2

COM.PORT2

COM.PORT2
MJ2 MJ1

COM.PORT2 COM.PORT1

COM.PORT2 COM.PORT1

COM.PORT2 COM.PORT1
V6-SR422 RKC cable V6-SR422
(Long) (Short)

3. Setting the Termination Resistor

The V6 RS-485 termination resistor is set with the dip switches on the
back of the V6.

When MJ1 is used : Turn DIPSW6 on.

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

MJ1 termination resistor

When MJ2 is used : No setting necessary because it is already on.

For details on other dip switches, refer to the “Hardware Specifications/10


Setting of Dip Switches.”

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4. Setting Temperature Control Communication

This describes how to set the parameters for the temperature controller
used in [Temp. Control Comm. Setting]. Be sure to set the parameters
when connecting a temperature controller to the V6.

Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu and click on [Temp. Control
Comm. Setting]. The [Temp. Control Comm. Setting] dialog is displayed.

Check [ Use Temp. Control Network]. Select the modular jack (1 or 2)


used for connecting the temperature controller connection cable.

If “Modular Jack 1” is selected, set the RS-485 termina-


tion resistor with the V6 dip switches (see p.4).

Click the [Setting] button.


The temperature controller [Temp. Type] dialog is displayed.
Select the temperature controller that will be used.

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Temperature Control Network

Baud Rate

Set the speed used for communication with the temperature controller.
4800/9600/19200/38400/57600/115000 bps

Parity

Set the parity used for communication with the temperature controller.
None/Odd/Even

Data Length

Set the data length used for communication with the temperature
controller.
7 bit/8 bit

Stop Bit

Set the stop bit used for communication with the temperature control-
ler.
1 bit/2 bits

Signal Level

Set the signal level used for communication with the temperature
controller.
RS-485/RS-232C

Be sure that the settings above correspond to the com-


munication settings on the temperature controller. In
addition, because the V6 is set as “Sumcheck:
Provided(fixed)”, set the temperature controller to
“Sumcheck: Provided” as well.

Retrials

Set the number of times to perform retry if a communication error


occurs.

Time-Out Time (* 100 msec)

Set the time for receiving a response signal from the temperature
controller. If a response is not received within the set time, retry is
performed.

Send Delay Time (* msec)

When data is received from the temperature controller, set the send
delay time to send a reply to the temperature controller.

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Temperature Control Network

Return Time (* 10 sec)

If the power for a connected temperature controller is turned off,


reading of data from that temperature controller is temporarily prohib-
ited. A return check is performed as specified by the time set for return
time.

Default
When this is clicked, the settings for each temperature controller will
revert to the default settings.

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Temperature Control Network

5. Processing Cycle

This describes the V6 processing cycle when a “Temperature Control


Network Table” is used.

(a) When a "Temp. Network Table" is not used :

Temperature Temperature
PLC data1 PLC data 2 controller PLC data 3 controller PLC data n
data 1 data n

1 cycle

(b) When a "Temp. Network Table" is used :

PLC data1 PLC data 2 PLC data 3 PLC data n

One screen data reading cycle

Temperature Temperature Temperature


controller controller controller
data 1 data 2 data n

One temperature controller data reading cycle

In diagram (a) where a “Temp. Network Table” is not used, PLC data is not
read while temperature controller data is being read.

In diagram (b) where a “Temp. Network Table” is used, PLC data and
temperature controller data are read simultaneously.

Because of this, communication with the temperature controller is possible


without a reduction in the processing capacity between the V6 and the
PLC.

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Temperature Control Network

6. Directly Specifying Temperature Controller Memory

The following operations are possible during screen creation when placing
parts allocated in temperature controller memory:

• Monitoring the temperature controller current temperature and setting


value on the data display.

• Using the lamp/relay mode to show the upper/lower limits of the alarm
display.

• Using the entry mode to change temperature controller settings.

6-1. Setting Temperature Controller Memory


1. Open the [Memory Input] dialog for parts to allocate temperature
If [Temp.
controller memory to it.
Control Comm.
Setting] is not
set (see p.5),
[Temp. Control]
cannot be
selected.

2. Select [Temp. Control] for [Type], and set the temperature controller
station number and memory.

[Refer] function

A name is assigned to each [Temp. Control] memory. When the [Refer]


function is used, it is possible to refer to a comment list for each
temperature controller while setting memory.

(1) Click the [Refer>>] button. The comment list is displayed.

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Temperature Control Network

* If the comment list for other temperature controller is displayed, click


the [Reference...] button, select the list file for the applicable tempera-
ture controller and then click [Open].

(2) Select comment list memory and double click, or click the [<<Select]
button to set memory.

On the V6, all [Temp. Control] memory is treated as DEC


type memory. When setting [Temp. Control] in the
numerical display, select [DEC] for [Input Type]. In
addition, when using a macro to transfer temperature
controller data to the PLC, use a [CVP] command (*) to
change the PLC data type if necessary.
However, when setting [Temp. Control] memory on a bar
graph, etc., even if is [BCD] is selected for [Code] in
[Detail] of the [Comm. Parameter] dialog, data will auto-
matically be read as DEC type data.
(*For details, refer to the “Reference Manual.”)

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Temperature Control Network

Memory without a comment is not displayed on the list.


The comment list can be maintained by the user.

Method

Go to Windows Accessories and activate the Notepad.


Open the temperature controller list file (extension [.Lst]) in the V6W folder.

<Ex. YOKOGAWA UT350/320


List file name: UT350.Lst>

//YOKOGAWA UT350/UT320
TempType=5,6
DeviceTypeStr=”D,I”

DeviceType=0
AddressType=DEC
Address,SymbolName
W1,ADERROR
W2,ERROR
Add a comment here.
W3,PV W: word device
W4,CSP
:
END

DeviceType=0
AddressType=DEC
Address,SymbolName
W0001-00,ADERR
W0002-00,PV ADC Add a comment here.
W0002-01,PV BO W: word device

:
END

DeviceType=1
AddressType=DEC
Address,SymbolName
B1,ADERROR
B18,PV,BO Add a comment here.
B19,RJC ERR B: bit device
:
END

* When performing maintenance, only change the underlined data.


If any other data is changed, reading will not be performed normally.

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Temperature Control Network

7. Using a “Temp. Network Table”

When a “Temp. Network Table” is used, the following operations are


possible:

Periodic Reading of Temperature Control Data … P15

Temperature Control Data Sampling …………… P15

Temperature Control Data Transfer ……………… P17

7-1. Editing a “Temp. Network Table”


Activate
Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu and click on [Temp. Control
Network Table].

Set the Temp. Control Network Table No. (0 to 31),


and click [OK].

The Temp. Network Table [0] Edit window is opened.


If [Temp.
Control Comm.
Setting] is not
set (see p.5), the
[Temp. Control
Network Table]
menu cannot be
selected.

There are a total of 32 Temp. Network Table (0 to 31). 128 pieces of


Temp. CTRL Mem. can be set on each table.

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Temperature Control Network

Close
Go to the menu and click [Close], or click the close button on the upper
right of the window.

Or

Setting Comments
There are a total of 32 Temp. Network Table. A comment can be set for
each table.

Select [Comment] from the [Edit] menu.


The [Comment Setting] dialog is displayed.

Enter a comment and click [OK]. The comment is displayed as shown


below.

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Temperature Control Network

Setting Method
When you click on a number, the selected line turns blue.

Click

Double click to display the default values for [Temp. CTRL Mem.], Data
Type, etc.

(1) (2) (3)

Click on (1) to display the [Memory Input] dialog.


Set the memory that is read from the temperature controller.

Click on (2) to set the [Temp. CTRL Mem.] data type.

• Word
• Double Word
• Bit
• Dummy Word
• Dummy Double

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Temperature Control Network

Word
The data in a temperature controller is treated as one-word
numerical data. The data type of a temperature controller is
automatically converted to DEC type, and it is transferred to
the store target PLC (internal) memory.

Double Word
The data in a temperature controller is treated as double-word
numerical data. The data type of a temperature controller is
automatically converted to DEC type, and it is transferred to
the store target PLC (internal) memory.

< Note on transferring to the PLC memory >


• Temperature controller memory : Double words
• Data type on Temp. Network Table : Double words
• Target PLC memory : Double words
In case of transferring under the above conditions, the data is
stored as follows.

Temp.CTRL Mem. 31 1615 0


0000 High-order word Low-order word

transfer

PLC Memory 31 1615 0


0000 0 Low-order word
0001 0 High-order word

Bit
The data in a temperature controller is treated as one-word bit
data. It is transferred to the store target memory without
converting the data type.

Dummy Word / Dummy Double


The data in a temperature controller is registered sequentially
at the top of memory set for the store target PLC (internal)
memory.
If there is memory in the store target memory that you wish to
skip, create a dummy word by leaving [Temp. CTRL Mem.]
blank. In this case, “0” is saved for the store target memory.

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Temperature Control Network

Double click on (3) to display the [Temp. Table Setting] dialog.

Use Periodical Reading


Check to execute the operation as below.
• Temperature controller data periodical reading
• Temperature controller data sampling

Read Cycle (sec)


Set the cycle for temperature controller data to be read.

Store Target PLC Memory


Check and set memory to save temperature control data that is read in
PLC memory.

Store Target Internal Memory


Check and set memory to save temperature control data that is read in
V6 internal memory.

Temp. Control Comm. Setting


When this button is clicked, it is possible to check the contents of the
[Temp. Control Comm. Setting] dialog.

7-2. Periodic Reading of Temperature Controller Data

It is possible to periodically read temperature controller data in PLC


memory or V6 internal memory by setting the [Temp. Network Table].

Setting Items
Items that must be set to perform periodic reading:

[Temp. Network Table] (see p.12)

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Temperature Control Network

7-3. Sampling of Temperature Controller Data


It is possible to sample temperature controller data by linking the [Temp.
Network Table] and buffering area.

Setting Items
Items that must be set to perform sampling:

• Temp. Network Table (see p.12)

• Buffering area settings

• Memory card settings (when the memory card is set as the store target
in buffering area settings)

Setting the Buffering Area


Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu, and click on [Buffering Area
Setting] to display the [Buffering Area Setting] dialog.

[Sampling
Method:Temp.
Control Net]
means sampling
at the specified
intervals. If
sampling at the
edge of 0 ->1 of
bits, select [Bit
Synchronize].

Sampling Method
Temp. Control Net

No. of Table
Set the [Temp. Network Table] number where sampling is performed.

No. of Samples
Set the number of samples to be performed.

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Temperature Control Network

Store Target
Select the sampling data store target.
• Internal Buffer
• Memory Card

Full Processing
Select the processing when the store target becomes full.
• Continuous: When the [No. of Samples] is exceeded, data is
deleted, beginning with the oldest data.
• Stop: When the [No. of Samples] is exceeded, stop sampling.

Calculating Buffering Area Capacity

The maximum capacity is 32K words.


If [Temp. Control Net] is set for the [Sampling Method], the calculation
method is as shown below.

1 sample = [No. of Words]* + 2 words

Buffer size = [No. of Samples] x 1 sample

* [No. of Words] are the number of the words used for memory in the
[Temp. Network Table] set in [No.of Table].

Setting the Memory Card


If [Memory Card] is selected for [Store Target] in [Buffering Area Setting], it
is necessary to set the [Memory Card] dialog.

* The memory card capacity can be calculated in the same way as the
buffering area capacity.

1. Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu, and click on [Memory
Card Setting] to open the [Memory Card] dialog.

2. Select [Buffering File] for [Type].

3. Be sure that the [Output File] set in [Buffering Area Setting] and the file
number set in [Memory Card Setting] are the same.

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Temperature Control Network

These numbers
should be the
same.

7-4. Transferring Data


It is possible to use the [Temp. Network Table] to transfer all temperature
controller data to PLC memory, V6 internal memory, or the memory card.
In addition, it is possible to transfer all PLC memory data, V6 internal
memory data, or memory card data to temperature controller memory. A
macro command (TEMP_READ/TEMP_WRITE) is used for this.

Setting Items
Items that must be set to transfer data:

• Temp. Network Table


• Macro
• Memory card settings (when a memory card is used)

Temp. Network Table


Create a [Temp. Network Table] to perform reading or writing (see p.11). It
is not necessary to make settings in the [Temp. Table Setting] dialog
(p.14).

Macro

[TEMP_READ]
Transfers temperature controller data starting with F0 memory on the
[Temp. Network Table] specified in F1.
Usable Devices

Constant
PLC Memory Internal Memory Memory Card Indirect Specification
Temp. Network Table No.

F0
F1

TEMP_READ : Read the [Temp. Network Table].


TEMP_READ F0 <- TABLE : F1
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Temperature Control Network

[TEMP_WRITE]
Transfers the data starting with F1 memory to the [Temp. Network
Table] memory specified in F0.

Usable Devices

Constant
PLC Memory Internal Memory Memory Card Indirect Specification
Temp. Network Table No.

F0
F1

TEMP_WRITE : Write data to the [Temp. Network Table].


TEMP_WRITE TABLE : F0 <- F1

Memory Card Setting


1. Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu, and click on [Memory
Card Setting] to open the [Memory Card] dialog.

2. Select [Data File] for [Type].


Be sure that [Use Temp. Control Net] is checked.

3. To set [No. of Data], click the [Table No.] switch and set the table
number. The data number will be set automatically.

All memory card data is DEC type data.

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Temperature Control Network

8. Indirect Designation Memory

It is possible to access [Temp. Control] memory to use indirect designation


memory in macro commands.

This section explains the way to use indirect designation memory for
[Temp. Control] memory. About the way to use it for PLC or internal
memory, refer to “Reference Manual.”

The internal designation memory ($u) should be used for indirect designa-
tion memory.

Indirect Designation Memory

Temp. Control Memory

<with in 16 bits> <16-32 bits>

15 87 0 15 87 0
n+0 Model Memory Type n+0 Model Memory Type
n+1 Memory Number (address) n+1 Memory nunber (address) high
n+2 00 Bit designation n+2 Memory number (address) low
n+3 00 Station No. n+3 00 Bit designation
n+4 00 Station No.

Models
03 : Temp. control memory (within 16 bits)
83 : Temp. control memory (16 to 32 bits)

Memory Type
Memory type varies depending on which temperature controller type
you use.
Set the available memory type number for each temperature controller,
by referring to [ Available Memory] of “Appendix.”

Station No.
Set the each station number of a temperature controller.

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9. Control of Temperature Controller

It is possible to control a temperature controller by using a macro com-


mand, [Temp_CTL].
The available actions to control are different according to the used tem-
perature controller.
For more information about the contents of control, refer to the
[ TEMP_CTL] command of each temperature controller on “Appendix.”

Macro

[TEMP_CTL]
Controls the operations contained in the number of words specified by
F1 memory starting with F0 memory.

Usable Devices

Constant
PLC Memory Internal Memory Memory Card Indirect Specification
Temp. Network Table No.

F0
F1

TEMP_CTL : Control function of temperature controller


TEMP_CTL F0 F1

All data read from the temperature controller is treated


as DEC type data.
All data is written to the temperature controller after
being converted to the data type for the temperature
controller.

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Temperature Control Network

10. Station No. Table

As of Dec., 2000, the available temperature controller for


Station No. Table is MPC04 made by FUJI only.

The “Temperature Control Network” can connect a V6 to maximum of


31 temperature controllers. And some temperature controllers can set
the station number from 0 to 255. In this case, it is possible to commu-
nicate with temperature controllers which have the station number
from 32 to 255 by using [Station No. Table].

It is easy to specify the station number applied to each network in the


working site by making the screen for setting the station number in the
screen data file.

Setting Method of [Station No. Table]


1. Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu and click [Temp. Control
Comm. Setting].

2. Click [Station No. Table].

3. The [Station Number Table Setting] dialog is displayed. Set up the


station number of temperature controllers.

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Temperature Control Network

Rewrite Station No. Table by Macro


To rewrite the Station No. Table on V6, use the [FROM_WR] macro
command.

[FROM_WR]
The words specified by F1 starting with F0 memory are written to the
FROM.
Usable Devices
PLC Memory Internal Memory Constan Memory Card Indirect Memory
F0
F1

FROM_WR : Writing to FPROM

FROM_WR F0 F1
• It is necessary to secure the memory 32 words. Set the station no.
from 0 to 32 in each memory.
The memory which is not used table no., set the [-1].

• Set the [32] in F1. If set the F1 except for [32], error is occured.
(refer to next [System Memory])

< Note >

1. It will be possible to write to the FP-ROM one hundred thousand


times. (One execution of [FROM_WR] is counted as one time,
irrespective of the specified number of words.)

2. Do not execute [FROM_WR] in every cycle using cycle macro, ete.

3. About 3 to 5 seconds will be necessary for writing to the FP-ROM.

4. After rewriting the Station No. Table by [FROM_WR], be sure to


execute the [RESTART] command (refer to the next page).

System Memory
The result of the execution of the [FROM_WR] macro is stored in $s728.

[0] : normal
[1] : abnormal

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Temperature Control Network

Reconnection of Network by Macro


Reconnect the network by the [RESTART] macro command.

[(RESTART) F1]
Reconnects the temperature control network after the time specified by
F1 memory.
Range of F1 : 0 to 60 (sec)

Usable Devices
PLC Memory Internal Memory Constant Memory Card Indirect Specification
F0 Command
F1

RESTART : Reconnecting Temp. Control Network


(RESTART) F1
After rewriting the Station No. Table by [FROM_WR], be
sure to execute the [RESTART] command (refer to the
next page).

< Example of procedure of rewriting [Station No. Table] >

Station No. Station No. Station No.

WR reconnection

Set the station number from Write the Station No. Table to Execute reconnection of network
$u0 to 31 at the screen. V6 by the [FROM_WR] macro. by the [RESTART] macro.

$u00000=00 [Macro] [Macro]


$u00001=50 FROM_WR $u0000 32 $u0050=5
$u00002=51 RESTART $u50
:
$u00031=81

Station No. check

Finished About 5 seconds


(because of $u0050=5)

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Temperature Control Network

11. Note on Screen Transfer

Temp. Control Program


When a “Temperature Control Network” is used, you must transfer the
[Temp. control] program to the V6.

If [Temp. Control Comm. Setting] is already set, the “Temperature Control


Network” program and screen data will be transferred together.

V-SFT Transfer

PC Screen data V6
I/F driver
Temp. control program

Or, when [Temp. control program] is selected in the [Transfer] dialog, it is


possible to transfer only the [Temp. Control] program to the V6.

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Temperature Control Network

If the [Main Menu] screen is displayed after transfer of screen data, the
[Extension Program Info.] button appears.
If the above button doesn’t appear, transfer the font data.

Main Menu 1998-5 -5 07:23:30

FONT I/F DRV VER.0.500


SYSTEM PROG. VER. 1.200 VER.1.100/1.050/1.000 MELSEC AnA/N/U
JAPANESE 32

Screen Data
Information PLC Type : MITUBISHI AnA/N/U series Error : stop
Size : 2883584 Comment : Time-out : 0.50 sec
Retry : 3

Connection : 1:1 Baud Rate : 19200


Signal Lebel : RS232C Data Length : 7
PLC Stat. No. : 0 Stop Bit : 1
Parity : Even
Send Delay : 0msec

Extension
Ethernet VER.1.000 Program Info.
Trans. Speed : 10BASE-T
Stat. No. : 192.168.1.50
Editor:MJ1 PORT : 10000 Memory-Card I/O Test
MAC : 00000001 ERR : XXX

When this switch is pressed, the following [Extension Program Info.]


screen is displayed, and it is possible to check the settings for [Temp.
Control Drv] and [Temp. Control Comm. Parameter].

Extension Program Info. Main menu

Temp. Control Drv


Ver. 1.100 YOKOGAWA GREEN
Temp. Control Comm. Parameter

Signal Lebel : RS485 Retry Time :3


Baud Rate : 9600 Time-out :100msec
Data Length :8 Send Delay : 0msec
Stop Bit :1 Return Time :10msec
Parity : Even

Editor:MJ1

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Temperature Control Network

Station Number Table


To use Station Number Table, transfer the [Station Number Table] data to
the V6.
In the following case, transfer the [Station Number Table] to the V6.

• When V6 has no data of [Station Number Table]


• When [Stat. No. Table] is selected in the [Transfer] dialog

If the changed screen data is transferred to V6 which has


already [Station Number Table] data, the screen data is
renewed, but [Station Number Table] is not renewed. In
this case, transfer only the [Station Number Table] from
[Transfer] dialog again.

When a Temperature Control Network is used, the screen data


capacity decreases by 128kbytes.
Check the remaining capacity in [Memory Use] of the [Tool]
menu when creating a screen.
<Ex.>
V606 (Font : ENGLISH)
Temperature Control Network not used : 1,437,696 bytes
Temperature Control Network used : 1,306,624 bytes
Temperature Control Network and
Station number Table used : 1,175,552 bytes

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Temperature Control Network

12. System Memory

The temperature controller status is output in V6 system memory ($s).

This section describes the temperature controller status output range


($s730 - 761).

For details on other output ranges, refer to the “Reference Manual.”

System Memory List


Address Contents
$s730 Temperature controller Station No. 00 status
731 Temperature controller Station No. 01 status
732 Temperature controller Station No. 02 status
733 Temperature controller Station No. 03 status
734 Temperature controller Station No. 04 status
735 Temperature controller Station No. 05 status
736 Temperature controller Station No. 06 status
737 Temperature controller Station No. 07 status
738 Temperature controller Station No. 08 status
739 Temperature controller Station No. 09 status
740 Temperature controller Station No. 10 status
741 Temperature controller Station No. 11 status
742 Temperature controller Station No. 12 status
743 Temperature controller Station No. 13 status
744 Temperature controller Station No. 14 status
745 Temperature controller Station No. 15 status
746 Temperature controller Station No. 16 status
747 Temperature controller Station No. 17 status
748 Temperature controller Station No. 18 status
749 Temperature controller Station No. 19 status
750 Temperature controller Station No. 20 status
751 Temperature controller Station No. 21 status
752 Temperature controller Station No. 22 status
753 Temperature controller Station No. 23 status
754 Temperature controller Station No. 24 status
755 Temperature controller Station No. 25 status
756 Temperature controller Station No. 26 status
757 Temperature controller Station No. 27 status
758 Temperature controller Station No. 28 status
759 Temperature controller Station No. 29 status
760 Temperature controller Station No. 30 status
761 Temperature controller Station No. 31 status

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Temperature Control Network

Status Code
The temperature controller status codes stored in system memory are
shown below.

Code Contents
0000H Normal
FFFFH Time out
8001H Check code error
8002H Data error
800BH Abnormal code received

Errors other than the ones above are shown below.

MSB LSB
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Buffer full error
Parity error
Overrun error
Framing error
Brake detect
Error
0 : All bits from 0 to 14 are "0."
1 : Bits from 0 to 14 are something other than "0."

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Temperature Control Network

Error Detail Countermeasure


Time out Although a transfer request is Check 1, 2, and 3 below.
sent to the temperature controller,
an answer is not received within
the specified time.
Check code The check code for the tempera- Check 1 and 3 below.
ture controller response is
incorrect.
Data error The code received is different Check 1, 2, and 3 below.
from the specified code.
Abnormal code An error occurs on the tempera- Refer to the temperature
received ture controller. controller manual.
Buffer full The V6 buffer is full. Contact the technical assistance
department.
Parity An error occurs during parity Check 2 and 3 below.
check.
Overrun After 1 character is received, the Check 1 and 3 below.
next character is received before
internal processing is finished.
Framing Although the stop bit must be “1,” Check 1, 2, and 3 below.
“0” is detected.
Brake detect The temperature controller SD Check the SD (TXD) connecting
(TXD) is at low level. cable on the temperature
controller and the RD (RXD)
connecting cable on the V6.

Countermeasures

1. Check the temperature controller parameter settings and [Temp.


Control Comm. Setting] of the editor .

2. Check the cable wiring.

3. Data may be abnormal due to noise. Take measures to prevent noise.

* If the problem cannot be solved even after performing the above


countermeasures, contact the technical assistance department.

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Temperature Control Network

13. Error Display


If a screen data error occurs, an error occurs on the V6.
This section describes Temperature Control Network errors.
For details on other errors, refer to the “Reference Manual.”

Check

Check Data has some error


Error:143 (2 : 0)
Data has some error.
Error:141 (17 : 0)

Error No. Item No.

Error No. (refer to the chart below)

Error No. Contents Countermeasures

140 The extension program is not Check that the V6 SYSTEM PROG.
compatible with the V6 program. VER. is a version that is compatible
with the Temperature Control
Network.

141 There is a Multi-Link 2 setting. The Temperature Control Network


(Communication parameter) and Multi-Link 2 cannot be used
simultaneously.

142 There is no [Temp. Control]. Transfer the [Temp. Control].

143 The [Temp. Network Table] is not Check the [Temp. Network Table]
set. settings.

144 The modular is not set. Check the modular settings in


[Temp. Control Comm. Setting].

145 [Temp. Network Table] are Check [Table No.] in [Buffering Area
overlapping. Settings] and confirm that there is
no overlap.

147 The temperature controller model After checking extension information


does not correspond to the (p.21) on the local main screen,
Temperature Control Driver. transfer screen data or a [Temp.
Control].

155 The data of FROM is not regis- Check the [Station No. Table]
tered. setting and transfer it.

156 In the [P3] menu of the [Others...] Uncheck the check box and transfer
dialog, [Use Internal Flash screen data.
ROM...] is checked.
157 The station number is overlapped. Check the [Station No. Table]
setting.

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Note:
The following error may be given in addition to the
above. However, this error does not normally occur.
If this error is displayed, contact your nearest distributor
of our company.

* 146: Abnormal table memory setting

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Appendix

List of Temperature Controllers A-1

YOKOGAWA A-2

YAMATAKE A-3

OMRON A-4

RKC A-8

FUJI A-9

CHINO A-11

MITSUBISHI A-12

SHINKO TECHNOS A-14

TOSHIBA A-15

Modbus Free A-16


Temperature Control Network

List of Temperature Controllers

Available temperature controllers (as of December 2000).

The temperature controllers which support only 4-wire connec-


tion with RS-422 connection cannot be used.

Temperature controller Page

UT100 / 130 / 150 / 152 / 155


UT750
UT550 / 520
YOKOGAWA UT320 / 350 A-2
UP350
UP550
UP750
SDC10
SDC20 / 21
SDC30 / 31
YAMATAKE A-3
SDC40A
SDC40G
DMC10
E5AK / E5AK-T
E5CK / E5CK-T A-4
E5EK / E5EK-T
OMRON
E5ZE A-5
E5ZD A-6
E5AN / E5EN / E5CN / E5GN A-7
SR-Mini (Modbus)
RKC CB100 / 400 / 500 / 700 / 900 A-8
(Modbus)
PYX
A-9
PYR
FUJI
PXH
A-10
1 2W / 3 3W / 3 4W
DZ1000
CHINO A-11
DZ2000
MITHUBISHI FR- 500 A-12
C Series
SHINKO TECHNOS FC Series A-14
GC Series
VF-S7
TOSHIBA A-15
VF-S9
Modbus Free A-16

A-1
Temperature Control Network

YOKOGAWA

List of Models

Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

UT100 / 130 / 150 / 152 / 155 UT100


UT750 UT750
UT550 / 520 UT550
UT320 / 350 UT350 GreenS
UP350 UP350
UP550 UP550_E
UP750 UP750_E

Set [Personal Computer Link Communication] on a temperature


controller. If not so, the communication with V6 is impossible.
For details on other setting the temperature controller, refer to
the instruction manual for the applicable temperature controller.

Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


D (register) 0
I (relay) 1
B (register) 2 only in UP550 or UP750

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-2
Temperature Control Network

YAMATAKE

List of Models

Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

SDC10 SDC10_E
SDC20 / 21 SDC20_E
SDC30/31 SDC30_E Digitro
SDC40A SDC40A_E
SDC40G SDC40G_E
DMC10 DMC10_E

To change the parameter of SDC20/21 on communication


frequently, set 1(enabled) to [RAM Write Enable Bit Word Address
(312W)] before writing.
If [RAM Write Enable Bit Word Address(312W)] is 0(prohibited), it
is possible to write only to EEPROM Memory. In this cace,she
times of writing is guaranteed up to ten thousand times.
For details on setteing the temperature controller, refer to the
instruction manual for the applicable temperature controller.

Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


------ 0

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-3
Temperature Control Network

OMRON

List of Models

Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

E5AK / E5AK-T E5AK_E / E5AKT_E


E5CK / E5CK-T E5CK_E / E5CKT_E Thermac
E5EK / E5EK-T E5EK_E / E5EKT_E
E5ZE E5ZE_E
E5ZE
E5ZD E5ZD_E
E5AN / E5EN / E5CN / E5GN E5AN_E E5AN

E5AK / E5AK-T / E5CK / E5CK-T / E5EK / E5EK-T


Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


D (Parameter) 0
S (Special command) 1
P (Program parameter) 2 only E5EK-T / E5AK-T / E5CK-T

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-4
Temperature Control Network

E5ZE
Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


------ 0

TEMP_CTL
F0 (=$u n) F1

n n+1 n+2 n+3 n+4 No. of words


0-7 : control point
10 : simultaneous auto-tuning
Unit Command of control points
Auto-tuning 3
No. 0 11 : sequential auto-tuning of
all controll points
12 : stop
Time
Ramp Value Unit Command 0 : Second
Bank / Control point Ramp value 5
Write No. 1 1 : Minute
2 : Hour
Time
Ramp Value Unit Command 0 : Second
Bank / Control point Ramp value 3
Read No. 2 1 : Minute
2 : Hour
Unit Command 0 : save
Setting Data No. 3
3 1 : initial
Unit Command 0 : start
Control Control point 4
No. 4 1 : stop
Unit Command
Manual Operation Control point 3
No. 5

Response : Temperature controller send the data to V series.

Indirect Designation Memory


15 87 0
n+0 Model Memory Type
n+1 Memory number(low) Channel No.
n+2 00 Memory number(high)
n+3 00 Bit designation
n+4 00 Station No.

Model
83 : Set the 16 to 32 bit.

A-5
Temperature Control Network

E5ZD
Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


------ 0

TEMP_CTL

F0 (=$u n) F1

n n+1 n+2 n+3 n+4 No. of words

Unit Command 0-7 : Control point


Autotuning 12 : Stop 3
No. 0

Setting Data Unit Command 0 : Save


3
No. 3 1 : initial
Unit Command 0 : Start
Controlling Operation Control point 4
No. 4 1 : Stop

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to E5ZE(page A-6).

Temp. Control Comm. Setting


Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu and click [Temp. Control Comm.
Setting]. The [Temp. Control Comm. Setting] dialog is displayed.

Click the[Set Unit...] button. The dialog is


displayed.

Set each station unit No.

A-6
Temperature Control Network

E5AN / E5EN / E5CN / E5GN


Available Memory
Memory Type Remarks
C0 (set up area 0) 0 Read only
C1 (set up area 0) 1
C3 (set up area 1) 2

TEMP_CTL
F0 (=$u n) F1

n n+1 n+2 No. of words

Read controller
Unit No. Command : 0x06 status 2
status

0x0000 : Communication writing OFF(disabled)


0x0001 : Communication writing ON(enabled)
0x0100 : Run
0x0101 : Stop
0x0200 : Multi-SP (Set point 0)
0x0201 : Multi-SP (Set point 1)
Operation 0x0202 : Multi-SP (Set point 2)
Unit No. Command : 0x30
instructions 0x0203 : Multi-SP (Set point 3) 3
0x0300 : AT cancel
0x0301 : AT execute
0x0400 : Write mode (Backup)
0x0401 : Write mode (RAM)
0x0500 : Save RAM data
0x0600 : Software reset
0x0700 : Move to set area 1
0x0800 : Move to protect level

Response code : data stored from temperature controller to V6.

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-7
Temperature Control Network

RKC

List of Models

Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

SR-Mini (Modbus) SR-Mini_E


CB100 / 400 / 500 / 700 / 900 CB100_E RKC
(Modbus)

Use the temperature controller which has the model name [Z-
1021](Modbus Protocol) at the end name.
V6 cannot communicate with the temperature controller which
supports the other protocol except for Modbus protocol.

Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


------ 0

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-8
Temperature Control Network

FUJI

List of Models

Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

PYX PXY FujiTC


PYH PYH_E FujiPYH
PXR PXR_E FujiTC
1 2W(F-MPC04P)
3 3W(F-MPC04P) F-MPC04P_E MPC04P
3 4W(F-MPC04P)

PYX / PXR
Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


0 0
1 1 Read only
4 2
3 3 Read only

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-9
Temperature Control Network

PYH
Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


J00 (SCC file) 0
J03 (Secondary module file) 1 Read only
J04 (Secondary module parameter file) 2
J08 (Constant terminal board file) 3
J12 (System table) 4

TEMP_CTL
F0 (=$u n) F1
n n+1 No. of words
Control message Station number Command : 0 2

If any number other than "0" is set for n+1 memory, an error will be output to system memory.
(For details on system memory, refer to page 28.)

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

1ø2W / 3ø3W / 3ø4W [ (F-MPC04P)]


Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


------ 0

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

If V6 is connected to the controller which station number is 32


or more, use the Station Number Table.
For more information, refer to page 23.

A-10
Temperature Control Network

CHINO

List of Models
Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

DZ1000 DZ1000_E
ChinoDZ
DZ2000 DZ2000_E

Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


4 (Analog parameter) 0
3 (Analog input data) 1 Read only
0 (Digital parameter) 2
1 (Digital input data) 3 Read only

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-11
Temperature Control Network

MITSUBISHI

List of Models

Inverter Lst file Tem file

FR-A500 / FR-E500
FR-E500_E FR_E500
FR-F500 / FR-S500

Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


P (parameter) 0
D (parameter) 1 Read only

TEMP_CTL

F0(=$u n) F1
No. of
n n+1 n+2
words
Running frequency Station command
Running frequency 3
write (EEPROM) No. 0xEE
Running frequency Station command
Running frequency 3
write (inverter RAM) No. 0xED
Station command
inverter reset 2
No. 0xFD

Pr. Communi- Other 0xEC


cation Calibration 0xF3
Data Pr.
Pr. 0xFF
Station command 0x9696 3
All perameter clear
No. 0xFC
0x9966
0x5A5A
0x55AA

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-12
Temperature Control Network

Temp. Control Comm. Setting


Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu and click [Temp. Control Comm.
Setting]. The [Temp. Control Comm. Setting] dialog is displayed.

Click the [Format] button. The dialog is displayed.

Set the [CR/LF] of each station number.

Note on Setting Memory


When using [Refer] function, it is possible to see the list file of
[FR-E500].
If using the inverter of FR-A500, F500 or S500, refer to each
manual to set up memory.

A-13
Temperature Control Network

SHINKO TECHNOS

List of Models

Temperature controller Lst file Tem file

C Series S-C_E
FC Series
(FCD-13A,FCD-15A S-FC_E Shinko.tem
FCR-13A, FCR-15A)
GC Series S-GC_E

Available Memory
Memory Type Remarks
--- 0

In the comment list, all the channel numbers are set to 00.
Set the used channel number by HEX.

XXXXYY
YY : channel number
XXXX : data item

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-14
Temperature Control Network

TOSHIBA

List of Models

Inverter Lst file Tem file

VF-S7 VFS7_E
TOSVERT
VF-S9 VFS9_E

Available Memory

Memory Type Remarks


--- 0

It is possible to set up the [Target Memory] in the [Memory Input]


dialog.
•RAM : store in RAM
•EEPROM : store in RAM+EEPROM

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

A-15
Temperature Control Network

Modbus Free

Models
It is possible to connect not only temperature controllers but also other device
applied to Modbus protocol to V6.

Available Memory
Memory Type Remarks
0 (output coil) 0
1 (input relay) 1
4 (holding register) 2
3 (input register) 3

TEMP_CTL
Unavailable

Indirect Designation Memory


Refer to page 21.

Temp. Control Comm. Setting


Select [System Setting] from the [Item] menu and click
[Temp. Control Comm. Setting]. The [Temp. Control
Comm. Setting] dialog is displayed.

Click the [Format] button.

The [Format Setting] dialog is


displayed.

Set the format of each station


number.

At first, set the Local No., and


then, set the format.

[Format Setting] means not only


V-SFT Modbus
setting the words of data reading/ Format Setting Function Code
writing at one time but also setting Reading Coil 1H
Writing Coil 1bit 5H
Function Code of Modbus Protocol.
16bit or more FH
The available Function Codes are Reading Input Relay 2H
different according to each control- Reading Holding Register 3H
Writing Holding 1word 6H
lers. When setting this dialog, refer
Register 2word or more 10H
to each manual of controller and Reading Input Register 4H
the table shown right.

For example, to use the controllers which supports Function Code [10H], set
[2word] or more in [Writing Holding Register] at the side of V-SFTE. If setting
[1word], it is recognized [06H] and error ocurrs.

A-16
MONITOUCH

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