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    This document provides instructions for connecting a Jetter Nano Series PLC to an HMI. It includes: 1) The factory settings for the HMI including a baud rate of 9600 and controller station number of 0. 2) Details on the RS-232 connection between the HMI and PLC including which pins to use. 3) An explanation of the formats for reading and writing to registers and I/O in the PLC including address ranges.

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    This document provides instructions for connecting a Jetter Nano Series PLC to an HMI. It includes: 1) The factory settings for the HMI including a baud rate of 9600 and controller station number of 0. 2) Details on the RS-232 connection between the HMI and PLC including which pins to use. 3) An explanation of the formats for reading and writing to registers and I/O in the PLC including address ranges.

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    This document provides instructions for connecting a Jetter Nano Series PLC to an HMI. It includes: 1) The factory settings for the HMI including a baud rate of 9600 and controller station number of 0. 2) Details on the RS-232 connection between the HMI and PLC including which pins to use. 3) An explanation of the formats for reading and writing to registers and I/O in the PLC including address ranges.

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    Series HMI Connection Manual

    Jetter Nano Series PLC


    HMI Factory Setting:

    Baud rate: 9600. 8. Even. 1(RS-232)

    Controller Station Number: 0 (no PLC station number in protocol, one HMI to one PLC
    connection)
    Control Area / Status Area: WR0/WR10

    Connection

    a. RS-232 (DOP-A/AE/AS, DOP-B Series)

    DOP series Controller


    9 pin D-SUB (RS-232) 9 pin D-SUB male (RS-232)

    RXD (2) (2) TXD

    TXD (3) (3) RXD

    GND (5) (7) GND

    Definition of PLC Read/Write Address

    a. Registers
    Format Data
    Type Read/Write Range Note
    Word No. (n) Length

    16 Bits Register WRn WR0 – WR32767 16 Bits 5


    32 Bits Register Rn R0 – R32767 24 Bits 3, 6, 7

    b. Contacts
    Format
    Type Word No. (n) Read/Write Range Note
    Bit No. (b)

    Input Relay Inbb I101 – I3208

    Output Relay Onbb O101 – O3208

    Flag Relay Fb F0 – F32767

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    Series HMI Connection Manual

    NOTE

    1) In general, every register occupies a maximum 24 Bits. However, some registers


    occupies only 8 Bits.

    2) Jetter Nano Series PLC requires longer time at initial start, therefore it is recommended
    to set startup delay time greater than 10 (s).

    3) When the register R is used for Double Word device, please set the format as signed
    format. (The default format in Screen Editor is signed format.)

    4) Please be aware the pin definition for RS232 in this PLC series is different than the
    standard RS232, do not mistake.

    5) WR only occupies Bit0~Bit15 of every register.

    6) R occupies 24 Bits of every register and Bit24~Bit31 set to 0 by default setting.


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    7) Decimal notation range from -8388608 to +8388607； hexadecimal notation range


    from 0x000000 to 0xFFFFFF.

    8) The difference between WRn and Rn register:

    1. When using devices that the data length is in Word, only Bit 0 ~ 15 are valid for both
    of WRn and Rn registers.
    2. When using devices that the data length is in Double Word, if the read/write address
    format is set to WRn, the Bit 0 ~ 15 of WRn register is the low word of a read/write
    value, the Bit 0 ~ 15 of WRn+1 register is the high word of a read/write value. If the
    read/write address format is set to Rn, only Bit 0 ~ 23 are valid for Rn registers.
    (Notice: As the Jetter controller is a 24-bit format controller, the valid setting
    range is 24 Bits (16777215). If setting exceeds this range, HMI will stop
    read/write operation and show “…..Value is Incorrect” on the screen.
    3. When using devices that the data length is in m Words, if the read/write address
    format is set to WRn, the Bit 0 ~ 15 of WRn register is the lowest word of a read/write
    value and the Bit 0 ~ 15 of WRn+m-1 register is the highest word of a read/write value.
    If the read/write address format is set to Rn, the Bit 0 ~ 23 of Rn register is the lowest
    word of a read/write value and the Bit 0 ~ 23 of Rn+1 register is the highest word of
    a read/write value. Each register is regards as a “Double Word”. The value of Bit24 ~
    Bit31 is 0.

    70 V1.00 Revision March, 2010

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