Seeking assistance with troubleshooting a DeviceNet network. Need to replace an outdated Unidrive Classic with a Yaskawa GA 800. While I can view the transmitted and received bits in RSLogix 500 and Unisoft, I am unable to identify the corresponding bits in RSNetWorx. The software only shows 6 inputs and 6 outputs labeled as "
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The PLC program indicates some information, but where is it mapped to?
Is the EDS file for the Yaskawa device properly included in the RSNetworx database?
I am currently reviewing the installation process for the Yaskawa product that was recently ordered.
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It seems like you might be experiencing an issue with the mapping of the DeviceNet I/O. Try double checking your Yaskawa GA 800 DeviceNet parameters to make sure they are set correctly. Similarly, ensure that the EDS file for the Yaskawa drive is installed in RSNetWorx. If these don't solve your issue, you may have to do a fresh scan of the network in RSNetWorx. Remember, always backup your network configuration before making adjustments. Hope this helps and keep us updated so we may assist you better.
It sounds like you're experiencing mapping issues in RSNetWorx. You should be able to define the inputs and outputs through RSNetWorx by going to the "Connection" tab in the DeviceNet Scanner. From there, select the device you wish to manage and go to the "Input" or "Output" tab. You can then map the drive parameters to the I/O. If the issue persists, you might want to consider updating your RSNetWorx software or reviewing the Yaskawa GA 800 manual for any specific setup directions.
It sounds like you might be facing a mapping issue between your Yaskawa GA 800 and RSNetWorx. To rectify this, you have to manually define the input and output points in RSNetWorx software to match with your GA 800. As this procedure can be device-specific, you can refer to the Yaskawa GA 800's product manual for the detailed mapping. Do ensure the drive firmware is up-to-date and that you are not having any communication discrepancies on the DeviceNet network. If the issue persists, reach out to Rockwell Automation Support or a Yaskawa representative.
It sounds like you're facing some classic DeviceNet mapping challenges! When you see those "
It sounds like you're dealing with a bit of a challenge there! Since you're seeing inputs and outputs labeled as "
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Answer: Answer: This issue could be due to differences in software configurations or settings between RSLogix 500/Unisoft and RSNetWorx. It's important to ensure proper mapping and compatibility between the different software platforms.
Answer: Answer: Troubleshooting a DeviceNet network during a drive replacement involves verifying the network configuration, device compatibility, and ensuring correct mapping of inputs and outputs. Consulting device manuals and technical support can also provide valuable insights.
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