4/1/2013 7:28 AM | |
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Hi, Does this example which you have mentioned can be used for allen bradley PLC which uses Ethernet IP protocol. I have to establish communication between S7 1214C and L32E compactlogix processor of AB. |
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4/1/2013 7:59 AM | |
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Hello kri2020, Ethernet IP is different from TCP/IP. TCP/IP is a open protocol which is supported in S7-1200. So you can not make use of that sample program to communicate a S7-1200 with AB L32E. Possibility to communicate a S7-1200 and AB PLC is via a protocol which is supported in both the system (S7-1200 Protocols) or else a Gateway must be employed. |
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4/1/2013 9:36 PM | |
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This web pdf [ http://arxiv.org/ftp/cs/papers/0110/0110065.pdf] explains some of the details as well as provides good references at the end. In my specific case, I was modifying and customizing an interface with a non-AB device to communicate properly using what is similar to the GSD/GSE configuration file in the Siemens S7 world. I had to then make the non-AB device communicate using that custom configuration (something the vendor said could not be done - and in the end, it worked very well.) The references on ethernet/ip is what you will be looking for. If you find the amount of plc programming is too involved, you can get a profinet adapter for your L32E, or does it already support Profinet with proper licensing? It might be similer to use Modbus/TCP as that is provided with the s7-1200 and should be an option on the L32E, perhaps as a library module. |
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