Communication between IRC5 and PLC through EtherNet IP
Hello,
I am trying to establish communication between my robot's IRC5 controller and a PLC through EtherNet IP. The goal is to write some data into PLC memory from IRC5. The data to write originates as part of RAPID code. I am planning to use the implicit messaging type of EtherNet/IP protocol.
I looked up at the configuration of my IRC5. It is equipped with 841-1 EtherNet/IP m/s module.
Is this sufficient to achieve what I am after or do I need any additional hardware?
I am trying to establish communication between my robot's IRC5 controller and a PLC through EtherNet IP. The goal is to write some data into PLC memory from IRC5. The data to write originates as part of RAPID code. I am planning to use the implicit messaging type of EtherNet/IP protocol.
I looked up at the configuration of my IRC5. It is equipped with 841-1 EtherNet/IP m/s module.
Is this sufficient to achieve what I am after or do I need any additional hardware?
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Hello,
It should suffice.
Here is the manual for the IRC5 controller: http://cdn.robotstudio.com/documentation/18.1/en/3HAC047136 PM IRC5-en.pdf
Just in case you haven't already seen it.—Maxim RiabichevPC Software Support Engineer5
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