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How to convert 16 bit Word data from PLC or OPC to binary into our Kepware?

BRangi
12-Amethyst

How to convert 16 bit Word data from PLC or OPC to binary into our Kepware?

Dear team,

 

I have one query, want to covert binary data from the PLC or OPC 16 bit data word. Is it possible in Kepware using any Advance tag or other driver plugin? 

 

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MKhatri
14-Alexandrite
(To:BRangi)

Hello,

 

Please find below mentioned resolution.


The first one is to configure PLC. If you can go to PLC programming and create a Word tag that's covering the bits you're looking for, You can get the Word value without any further tool. You'll be able to read it with Allen-Bradley driver.

The second solution is to use Advanced Tags and Simulator driver, Below are steps:-

- Create a simulator channel with a 16-bit device.
- Create a Word tag and all its bits. Such as K0 as Word and all bits as Boolean from K0.0 to K0.15
- Create Link Tags for each bit (16 in total). Such as:
-- Link0 is mapping Allen-Bradley Bit0 to K0.0
-- Link1 is mapping Allen-Bradley Bit1 to K0.1 and it goes on until bit15.


Once you have finished all configuration "K0" Word tag will you the value as Word with a range of 0-65535

Regards,

Mohit

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MKhatri
14-Alexandrite
(To:BRangi)

Hello,

 

Please find below mentioned resolution.


The first one is to configure PLC. If you can go to PLC programming and create a Word tag that's covering the bits you're looking for, You can get the Word value without any further tool. You'll be able to read it with Allen-Bradley driver.

The second solution is to use Advanced Tags and Simulator driver, Below are steps:-

- Create a simulator channel with a 16-bit device.
- Create a Word tag and all its bits. Such as K0 as Word and all bits as Boolean from K0.0 to K0.15
- Create Link Tags for each bit (16 in total). Such as:
-- Link0 is mapping Allen-Bradley Bit0 to K0.0
-- Link1 is mapping Allen-Bradley Bit1 to K0.1 and it goes on until bit15.


Once you have finished all configuration "K0" Word tag will you the value as Word with a range of 0-65535

Regards,

Mohit

BRangi
12-Amethyst
(To:MKhatri)

Hi @MKhatri ,

 

Thank you for the Solution. It works. 

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