Hi,

According to your drawing, you can't reach the Keyence sensor because it's on a different subnet than your computer. Starting with firmware version V2.8 of your PLC, you can use IP forwarding to make the sensor accessible to your computer.

Kind regards
Stefan

Hi, 

AutoGen_113656

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But I did the IP router. I can ping to all devices such as 142.12.10.70 or 142.12.101.1. 

But still cannot make a connection between PLC and camera.

By the way I can go online on PLC with both x1 and x2 slots.

The fact that the switch is not a switch, but a router, was not indicated in your drawing. Have you changed the communication settings for your Keyence software? Can you reach the code reader through the USB port?

Kind regards
Stefan

Hello,

AutoGen_113656

Hello,

When I select camera communication settings to the Ethernet IP, I can connect the camera from my PC. But when I select profinet, I can not connect to the camera. It needs to be profinet because when I switch back to ethernet IP my PLC gives me error because of cannot reach to the camera. 

I have keyence SR1000 camera.

My PLC is PLC : 1517f-3 pn/dp.

Is there any solution to this topic?

Thank you,

in case of Ethernet IP protocol set is maybe clear that SW of PC is used that protocol but it is still not clear what you mean with word connected. On other side your PLC hasn't native Ethernet IP protocol so therefore you have problems. On other side you can check some Ethernet IP library for 1500 in case you want use this protocol. In case of PN connection you need GSDML file of cammera your type and documentation how to configure and set data exchangeI. didn't check your attachment due security reasons, I don't want open Office files 

Hello,

ok but I expect your answer to my post before, how you see that or if you did same as I sugested. To me I see your little no experience here with that protocols and looks like also requirements about Ethernet IP and also Profinet. You must know from supplier if your devices are capable for that expected protocols. Pls confirm how you imagine you wanted functionality. I see there 2 cameras so in case of PN comm set you need 2 GSDML files for each cammera (in case of different type of cammeras) or in case of same type set both with that GSDML file as is required. Configure them correctly, of course you need have correct network set for first. I just only wanted add some next sugestions to Stefan's good advices, especially about that connection systems you want to have probably.

Hello,

your solution is only network devices access problem, you have from first post. Your posts still doesn't show how you set up all other required connections, or you have now after my recommendations solution? 

aaaaaaah now I see that you're that user from PC/PLC/HMI connection topic ok. Sry, that your connection explanation was very similar to me and now is clear. Be careful for first to set up network correctly and be careful with that protocols expected to use, here I expect you'll have more problems, looks like...