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OMRON PLC

10/10/2009 9:34 AM

I HAVE AN OMRON PLC

MODEL : CQM1H CPU51

PROGRAMMING S/W USED : CX-PROGRAMMER

I WANT TO USE 4 I/O CARDS

THE DETAILS OF THE I/O CARDS ARE AS FOLLOWS

CARD 1 : INPUT CARD

CARD 2 : INPUT CARD

CARD 3 : OUTPUT CARD

CARD 4 : OUTPUT CARD

CAN I SIMPLY INSERT THE CORRESPONDING I/O CARDS TO ANY OF THE SLOTE ?

IF SO WILL THE PLC RECOGNIZE THE CORRESPONDING CARDS WHETHER ITS AN INPUT CARD OR AN OUTPUT CARD ?

OR SHOULD WE DO ANY CONFIGURATIONS IN THE S/W ?

REGARDS

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Re: OMRON PLC

10/11/2009 12:28 AM

Please turn your "caps" key off. It is considered shouting in these forums.

Thank you.

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Re: OMRON PLC

10/11/2009 5:00 AM

Y do U people take everything to heart ??? so what if he /she is writing in cap-lock? come on ...if you don´t know what to say then keep quiet......

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Re: OMRON PLC

10/12/2009 4:48 AM

Many readers consider it very rude. A better response will be obtained by being polite.

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10/12/2009 8:53 AM

Please calm down, or leave. There are a set of standards members and guests are expected to maintain to facilitate discussion in a proper manner.

Please familiarize yourself with these before you post again.

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10/20/2009 5:59 AM

It's probably in all our nature: attention to detail.

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Re: OMRON PLC

10/13/2009 1:08 AM

you typically have to configure the PLC to tell it what is attached to it. Most will "fault" if you pull or add an I/O. This is done thru the programming software, which you will need since you are changing the inputs/outputs therefore changing the logic.

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10/13/2009 3:25 AM

Thanks a lot mike.

Friends , please dont fight.

thank you , mr.standarder and mr.pwslack for the information provided.

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Re: OMRON PLC

10/15/2009 5:08 AM

I/O cards to be inserted to the respective slots.

When u quote a PLC Vendor configured it according to ur order specification

All configuration done through programming by vendor

if u dont know anything consult your vendor instead of playing with it

You have to insterts I/O cards and connect respective I/O's....refer PLC I/O List

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