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Telemecanique TSX171 PLC: Switching from STOP to RUN Mode Using PL7-2 Software

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  • #1 3871924
    pszczepan
    Level 20  
    Hello !

    So far I have read that you need a soft PL7-2 for this PLC. I generally deal with Omron and here comes a machine with such archaism and I try to communicate with it somehow.

    If anyone has this soft, please contact me.

    This is a technical question, by the way.

    The controller is in STOP mode - how can it be switched to RUN mode - probably software from the software (this is the case in Omron), but does Tele have that too?


    thanks for the help
    Paul
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    #2 3872534
    HUGO
    Level 15  
    Hello

    The case is like this on the electrode, I put something like this myself:

    Soft

    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/download.php?id=47013

    and in the attachment there is an interface, this invention may help something

    I will add this diagram I got from a friend from the forum, I am not its author, but apparently it is an interface to this equipment

    best regards

    Andrew
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    #3 3873984
    edwaku
    Automation specialist
    Enclosed I am sending the soft Pl7_2. The program is installed only from floppy disks and works under DOS. To create floppy disks, run the * .bat file from the Interface directory (one diskette), and then the * .bat file from the Pl7-2 directory (two diskettes). The installation consists in installing Interface first, and then Pl7-2. When creating floppy disks, I recommend that you make a copy of the directories beforehand, because files are lost from the disk after rewriting them to floppy disks.
  • #4 3874015
    pszczepan
    Level 20  
    Thanks very much for the quick answer - I downloaded the soft one and the diagram also.
    Now I will see what can be done with this archaism

    Do the current PLC Telemecanique - NANO, MICRO have the same interface - the difference is only in the plug, or is the system completely different?
  • #5 3874468
    HUGO
    Level 15  
    I don't know if this interface fits with other PLCs from this company. Maybe someone will comment on this.

    best regards

    Andrew
  • #6 3875021
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #7 3914528
    pszczepan
    Level 20  
    Hello !

    I will have the cable soon.
    I have already installed the software and ran on it a bit - good old DOS :)
    I also downloaded the manual for my TSX171 4002 V: 1.4 driver

    So far, I do not know what is played with it - the STOP indicator is on. Does anyone have a better understanding of what should be done with it? I programmatically run RUN mode, or some other French invention

    The instructions show that my model is PL7-1. Will the soft that EDWAKU PL7-2 gave me manage with my driver, or should I look for an even older software?

    Paul
  • #9 3933588
    pszczepan
    Level 20  
    Hello !

    I started to fight this driver and I haven't connected to it yet, and I am already surprised by something.
    Battery light ON.
    The battery inserted in this driver is a 3V battery soldered to the original terminals. I assumed it was without capacity, but I measured it and it has 3V.
    the original battery plug has 4 pins - 3 with wires. This battery was connected to the extreme and one wire was cut off.

    Does anyone know what the original battery is, what the third wire is for, can I establish communication with the PLC when the no battery LED is on, and more importantly transfer the program from EEprom to PLC

    Thanks for the info
    Paul
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  • #10 18111296
    tony17000
    Level 1  
    Hello, Could you tell me in more detail how to install the PL-2, because I can't, Thank you
  • #11 18111601
    daro31ie
    Automation specialist
    My friend, I had a similar problem with this invention. I took a few days to install and try to connect.
    At one point I said enough and wrote a new program faster for a different plc.
    The machine has been running for 3 years and I sleep soundly.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Telemecanique TSX171 PLC and the necessary software for communication, specifically PL7-2. Users share resources for obtaining the software, which operates under DOS and requires floppy disks for installation. There are inquiries about switching the PLC from STOP to RUN mode, with suggestions that this may be software-controlled. The conversation also touches on compatibility with newer Telemecanique models and issues related to battery connections and communication setup. Users express challenges in establishing communication and transferring programs from EEPROM to the PLC.
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