Using Soft Comfort with LOGO! 24RCE on Win10.

I have several LOGO! PLCs in a network, they all run the same FBD program. I'd like to be able to use Soft Comfort, bring up the LOGO! network, and set a digital input high, causing all of the selected PLCs to react. Is this possible, or is there any possible way to accomplish this using a 3rd party app, or expansion module?

Thanks,

Bob

Sorry mate, what do you want to do?

I understood that you want to add a state High in each program file, Am I right?

PADRE PIO

Sorry mate, what do you want to do?

I understood that you want to add a state High in each program file, Am I right?

 Yes. Let's say in the program I1 (which in hardware is a NO Momentary switch), I'd like to set I1 HIGH for all PLCs connected to the network. Is it possible, and if so, how to do it? 

I do not want to change the Program directly, meaning do a batch download with I1 set HIGH. Instead, with the program running, and I1 is LOW, I want to send a signal to all PLCs to set I1=HIGH. Then later, I'd set them all back to LOW.

ixo65

No.

Digital blocks (which also include an input) cannot be set to 1 signal using the LOGO! software in the online test.
But you can connect a digital network input in parallel to the digital input in the program and set it to 1 signal using the web server.

Of course, this assumes that your LOGO! has a web server.

 Thanks. I did setup the web server. But I cannot change the I1 variable because the ModValue field is disabled - see attached. Is there another step to enable the ModValue fields?

ixo65

It looks like you didn't understand my previous post.
You can't set physical digital inputs to 1 signal via web server, only digital network inputs.
And you can set and reset the digital network input (e.g. V0.0) via web server.

 I kinda get it. Let me modify my FBD with a parallel input, as you show, and I'll see how that goes.

Thanks.

ixo65

You don't seem to have understood my last post either. I didn't include the screenshot in the post for nothing.

In the screenshot you can see:
Physical input I1 and parallel to it the digital network input NI1 with the address V0.0.

 I see that you're one of those very rude people that live on forums like this, spouting your knowledge. Please, do not answer any more of my forum posts. I'd rather not get answers than to deal with people like you.

Sheesh.

 AutoGen_9382931

I see that you're one of those very rude people that live on forums like this, spouting your knowledge. Please, do not answer any more of my forum posts. I'd rather not get answers than to deal with people like you.

Sheesh.

The only who's a rude person here is you.
Goodby.

@ AutoGen_9382931,

It is a logical fact that physical inputs (I) cannot be switched using software.Only a query is possible (see manual).If you do not want to accept this, it is not due to the "unfriendliness" of those who show another option, but to yourself.

Goodby.