C# program communicate with LOGO!

Hello!

Iam trying to communicate with Sharp7 and a Siemens LOGO unit (6ED1052-1CC08-0BA0)

Lets view this simple LOGO!Soft example:

[I1]------------------------[Q1]

I have hardware setup containing a button and a diod connected to the LOGO! .. If i push the button, connected to I1, the diod, connected to Q1, turns on.

I can read the states from the VM Adresses on the Input and output:

Input (I1)- VM adress 1024 .0 (0000 0001)
Output (Q1)- VM Adress 1064.0 (0000 0001)

Iam using LOGO!Soft Comfort V8.2.0

Lets say i want to set I1 high, simulate a push on the physical button, through a C# program. I want to set i1 high, with my C# software, on the LOGO! so the diod will light up. But i cant write to 1024.0 :(

Here is my code:

public enum LOGO_Adress
{
input = 1024,
output = 1064,
input_net = 1246
}

public enum LOGO_Bit
{
ONE,
TWO,
THREE,
FOUR,
FIVE,
SIX,
SEVEN,
EIGHT
}

Fubar()     {

client = new S7Client();
string plcLogoIP = "192.168.0.3";

         // In LOGO!Soft, i use Ethernet connection (S7 Server), with TSAP local 02.00 and TSAP remote 03.00         

client.SetConnectionParams(plcLogoIP, 0x0200, 0x0300); // Reverserd order on TSAP         int result = client.Connect();
          
  if (result == 0)         
  {
    Console.WriteLine("Connected to " + plcLogoIP);
    // == READ ==============================              
    bool input_1 = Read_bit(LOGO_Adress.input, LOGO_Bit.ONE); // Works             
    bool output_1 = Read_bit(LOGO_Adress.output, LOGO_Bit.ONE); // Works              

    // == WRITE ==============================              
    bool input_1_w = Write_bit(LOGO_Adress.input, LOGO_Bit.ONE);              
    // == DEBUG (to see if bit is set) ==============================              
    bool input_1_d = Read_bit(LOGO_Adress.input, LOGO_Bit.ONE);         
  }         
  else         
  {             
    Console.WriteLine(client.ErrorText(result));         
  }     
}

public bool Write_bit(LOGO_Adress logoAdress, LOGO_Bit bit)
{
  byte[] buffer = new byte[1];
  S7.SetBitAt(ref buffer, 0, (int)bit, true);

  int result = client.DBWrite(1, (int)logoAdress, buffer.Length, buffer);
  if (result == 0)         
  {
    Log("SUCCESSFULLY wrote " + logoAdress.ToString().ToUpper() + " buffer to LOGO!");
  }         
  else
  {             
    Log("FAILED writing " + logoAdress.ToString().ToUpper() + " buffer to LOGO! - " + client.ErrorText(result));         
  }
          
  return (result == 0);     
}

public bool Read_bit(LOGO_Adress logoAdress, LOGO_Bit bit)
{
  byte[] buffer = new byte[1];

  int result = client.DBRead(1, (int)logoAdress, buffer.Length, buffer);
  if (result == 0)
  {
    Log("SUCCESSFULLY read " + logoAdress.ToString().ToUpper() + " buffer from LOGO!");
  }
  else
  {
    Log("FAILED reading " + logoAdress.ToString().ToUpper() + " buffer from LOGO! - " + client.ErrorText(result));
  }

  return S7.GetBitAt(buffer, 0, (int)bit);
}

private void Log(String info)
{
  Console.WriteLine(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().Name + " : " + info);
}

 /// ------------------------

I get this log message:

Log : FAILED writing INPUT buffer to LOGO! - CPU : Address out of range

Anyone have any suggestions what iam doing wrong?

If you need more detailed info i will add it

As i have understood DB1, database 1, is always used for Siemens LOGO! (0BA0)

//Regards

If you want to change the state from Q1, then you can do it as follows:

1. Delete the line between I1 and Q1
Then you are able to write to Q1 directly over C#
You also can write to M1-M64 directly, but the left side of the flag must be open.

2. Use an OR block between I1 and Q1 and add a network input NI1 to the OR block
Then you are able to change the status of Q1 with I1 or with NI1.
For NI1 use a local VM adress e.g. V0.0, this is for you the first bit of the DB block.
The addresses V0.0-V0.7, V1.0-V1.7 ... V850.0-V850.7 for bits are usable.
You also can use bytes VBx, words VWx or double words VDx for status bytes, integer values or counter values, but be careful not to overlap the areas. If V0.0 is used, then don't use VB0, VW0 or VD0 at the same time.

Which client do you use for your C# program ?

Regards, Scorp