hello all friends,
I have two CPU CompactLogix L35E FW 16.2 , and L35E FW 19.1;
I can not get to sharing some variables ;
Any ideas
Thanks in advance.
sharing tags between CompactlogixL35E
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intou
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Re: sharing tags between CompactlogixL35E
please help me 
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intou
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Re: sharing tags between CompactlogixL35E
I try MSG instruction, but it's give me a error code 16#0004
please help me
please help me
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intou
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Guille
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Re: sharing tags between CompactlogixL35E
You can find some help in this technote
http://literature.rockwellautomation.co ... _-en-p.pdf
regards
http://literature.rockwellautomation.co ... _-en-p.pdf
regards
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intou
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Re: sharing tags between CompactlogixL35E
//sorry for my english//
thank you Guille
I try but still same result, please someone has an idea
thank you Guille
I try but still same result, please someone has an idea
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NowanH
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Re: sharing tags between CompactlogixL35E
Possible Causes for MSG Error Code 16#0004, IOI Syntax Error:
- The message path. For example, when messaging to a CompactLogix processor. If you don't put a 1,0 at the end of the path. The error means you are getting to something partially valid, but not complete. Make sure the path is pointed to the correct IP address of the controller you want to message from or to.
- The Source Tag for the read or write is wrong. The text in the message tags does not match the actual tag. The Source Tag is referenced as an array element, i.e. Tag[0] but it is actually a single element or vice versa. Make sure you are creating the tags in the same controller that the message path is pointed at.
- The Source Tag is Program Scoped. It needs to be a Controller Scoped Tag.
- If the target device is a CompactLogix controller and the connection is through a 1761-NET-ENI, be sure to use the following format for the MSG Path: <Ethernet>, 2, IP Address of ENI, 3, 1
- If the controllers are on different subnets, then the Subnet mask must be set correctly, and/or there must be Gateway address in both Ethernet modules, and an actual router(s) must exist in the system, and the routing tables in the router(s) must be setup correctly.
Taken from Rockwell knowledgebase
58143 - Message 16#0004 IOI Syntax Error
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Date Created: 01/21/2009 06:56 PM
Last Updated: 01/15/2015 10:10 PM
- The message path. For example, when messaging to a CompactLogix processor. If you don't put a 1,0 at the end of the path. The error means you are getting to something partially valid, but not complete. Make sure the path is pointed to the correct IP address of the controller you want to message from or to.
- The Source Tag for the read or write is wrong. The text in the message tags does not match the actual tag. The Source Tag is referenced as an array element, i.e. Tag[0] but it is actually a single element or vice versa. Make sure you are creating the tags in the same controller that the message path is pointed at.
- The Source Tag is Program Scoped. It needs to be a Controller Scoped Tag.
- If the target device is a CompactLogix controller and the connection is through a 1761-NET-ENI, be sure to use the following format for the MSG Path: <Ethernet>, 2, IP Address of ENI, 3, 1
- If the controllers are on different subnets, then the Subnet mask must be set correctly, and/or there must be Gateway address in both Ethernet modules, and an actual router(s) must exist in the system, and the routing tables in the router(s) must be setup correctly.
Taken from Rockwell knowledgebase
58143 - Message 16#0004 IOI Syntax Error
Access Level: Everyone
Date Created: 01/21/2009 06:56 PM
Last Updated: 01/15/2015 10:10 PM