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Thanks Matthias .
Can not make conneciton with PII to PC.
PII Verison: 5.0.5F
PLC Version: 5.0.5.3
I have done below procedure in PII.
System -> Commucaiton -> COM2 LAN -> Device Adress(1) -> 9600 Baud -> IP Adress -> Obtain IP Auto(NO) -> IP Adress 192.168.000.070 -> Yes -> Reset Module
Later I do the below adjustments in PLC. So where do I make mistake? Can you help me?
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Windows 7 right? Perhaps the windows firewall blocks the communication of PLC...
Thanks your replay Frank. My notebook operation system Windows XP Pro, same show Windows 7.I can not connect PC to PII.
Very Urgently your help.
B.R.
If you are using static IP you should set up PLC accordingly
means: Host-Name to 192.178.0.70 in your case
Please help me.I can not ethernet connection. Some people writing how the connection step by step.
Thanks.
Anybody hear me.....
Hi ebaygul,
do not change the LAN settings in PLC .... it will spawn an error 28
configure your LAN parameters on your PL console or via http://your.plc.ip.number
Attachment 1151
Haven't looked around for much more info on the http access to PL2 I'm running, but looks to me like some parameters (e.g. comms) can be set. There is also an email trigger section, but then again, it looks NOT straight forward to configure and I'm not using it, I use PLC to send emails
Treat the LAN settings in PLC as "read only", despite the fact that mine also shows " Obtain IP automatically", I am using a static IP.
cheers
Jurgen
I've seen your computer's IP is 192.168.1.100, then assign to your ProfiLux 192.168.1.70 not 192.168.0.70.
Assign IP in the same range 192.168.1.xxx
does this mean that a PL3 can connect via LAN to a PC with Profilux Control but also directly to the internet? If this is the case is it possible to remote connect directly to the PL3 from any internet acces point in the world and control the PL3?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blahenazo