I'm not familiar with the ethernet IP Fanuc scanner option, I try to read a remote point io 1734-aent, but I wonder what is the assembly instances for input and output and the assembly configuration, it looks like this is the problem for my setup.
I have a 10 slot chassis with 6 input 1734-ib8 and 3 output 1734-ob8. and a stratix_5700 as a switch.
I can ping the remote IO from the robot controller (R30iB v8.3). I emailed Fanuc and they told me to look at the EDS file.
I was able to get the everything I need but for the instances, it's a bit complicated.
I get the alarm PRIO-358(0x109) in the manual it says invalid connection size alarm.
I/O Data Type: 8-bit Byte
Transport Type: Unicast
connection type: Exclusive-Owner,
O=>T Format: Run/Idle Header
T=>O Format: Modeless
I attached the point io eds file. I opened it just with bloc-notes.
thank you for help, all my project is on standby.
1734 AENT serie B point io and fanuc ethernet IP scanner
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plcandrobots -
May 9, 2018 at 3:46 AM -
Thread is Resolved
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You'll find there's a 8 byte header on the input image. I suggest getting the 1734 Assembly manual from Rockwell. 1734-UM016B-EN-P The manual will also show the different configs. I'm working on the very same setup using 1734. So far I've been trying to connect via roboguide but with the same results. For now it's on the backburner due to travel but if/when I figure it out I'll definately post the results.
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I hope you will find a solution soon, I read the assembly manual and that's not helping at all.
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If you have access to RS Networx I would give it a try. I have a feeling there will need to be a config string created. To quote the setup manual; "Some EtherNet/IP adapters accept or require a non-zero
length configuration string. This configuration data can only be configured on the robot using a third party configuration tool such as RSNetWorx for EtherNet/IP" -
yeah I tried with rsnetwork but when I try to make an insert connection rsnetwork crash with a runtime error
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This is for a 1734-AENT Series B point i/o with 4 1734-IBB and 4 1734-OBB connected to a fanuc via ethernet
Vendor ID:1
Device Type:12
Product Code:108
INPUT SIZE (bytes):8
OUTPUT SIZE (bytes):4
RPI (ms):20
Assembly Instance (Input):103
Assembly Instance (Output): 100
Configuration Instance: 102
Size: 0
Rack:89
Slot:1
Start Pt:1 -
You will need to add 3 bytes (one for each output card) to your number of input cards so it will be 9 bytes for the input size
INPUT SIZE: (bytes) 9
OUTPUT SIZE: (bytes) 3EDIT: Correction
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just tried this setup but I still have an ethernet alarm PRIO-358 (0x109) which mean Invalid connection size based on Fanuc ethernet manual description.
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screen shot your settings both adv and regular, screen shot Ethernet IP page.
Is there anything else connected to the point i/o?
Thanks
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Description: point io
Vendor ID: 1
Device Type: 12
Product code:108
Input size (bytes): 10
Output size (bytes): 3
RPI (ms): 20
Assembly instance (input):103
Assembly instance (output): 100
Configuration instance: 102
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Advanced configuration:
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General
I/O Data Type: 8-BIT BYTES
Timeout Multiplier: 4
Reconnect: FALSE
Major revision: 5
Minor Revision: 15
Alarm severity: WARN
Quick connect: FALSE
Originator to target
RPI:20
Target to originator
Transport type: UNICAST
RPI:20
Connection Type
Type: exclusive-owner
0=>T format: Run/Idle Header
T=>0 format: Modeless
Configuration String Status
Size (bytes): 0what do you mean by anything else? I have just the sensors and the valves connected to the in and out and a stratix_5700 that dispatch the ip addresses to all devices, and I have the pc share communication activated.
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I use these units all the time try this setting
Vendor ID:1
Device Type:12
Product Code:108
INPUT SIZE (bytes):17 base module uses 8 input bytes input cards are 1byte output card use 1byte 8+6+3=17
OUTPUT SIZE (bytes):3 output card use 1byte 1+1+1=3
RPI (ms):32
Assembly Instance (Input):101
Assembly Instance (Output): 100
Configuration Instance: 102
Size: 0place the input modules in the rack as 1-6 first the 7-9 the output modules if not then setting below will not work
If input cards are not first then you must figure out new start pt based on how many output cards are before the input card example would be if 2 output cards came before the first input card the start pt would be 81 for the input cardRack:89 For inputs
Slot:1For inputs
Start Pt:65 For inputs
DI RANGE [1-48]Rack:89 For outputs
Slot:1 For outputs
Start Pt:1 For outputs
DO RANGE [1-24]Also set IO AUTO CONFIG VARIABLE TO FLASE
AND AUTO UOP CONGFIG TO FALSEThe Allen Bradley unit 1734 also must be programmed for the proper chassis size it will not automatically set the chassis for you this must be done via ethernet with IE explorer
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thank you Ereghi , that worked perfectly.
thanks to all other people who helped.
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ahhh, i was forgetting the OB8 input bytes.
jrv5207 posted the config to remove the 8 byte header. Unless you want all of that status info, 103 will work the same only minus the 8 bytes on the input assembly. It'll help save some IO. -
Attached is from the 1734-UM016B-EN-P Assembly Connections for POINT I/O and ArmorPOINT I/O EtherNet/IP Adapters User Manual that is available in pdf on google.
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I need to configure 1794-aent Flex IO somebody could help me please. I don't have the data of assembly Instance. I have used one Plc Twincat 2 to configure.
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Hi,
Is someone know if we can mix disrect io and analog io in the same ethernet IP scanner.
the actual setup is
point io 1734 + 6 (1734-IB8) + 4 (1734-OB8) same as the oroiginal post.
i want to add a 1734-IE4C
But from what i read the config assembly instance are different : 123 for analog.
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You can add another connection.