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Micrologix 1200 #62
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Micrologix 1200 do not supports Ethernet/IP so I'm not sure even using the converter you will be able to communicate. Maybe you could use https://github.com/riptideio/pymodbus and communicate via modbus |
I am going to attempt to use that with my AB serial to usb cable. I have no idea what I am doing as I have never even heard of the term "coil" but I'll give it a try haha Thanks for the quick response |
Sorry to keep bothering you about this. I apologize but I am not very knowledgable about PLCs so bear with me here... Do you think this Allen Bradley Ethernet/IP adapter would be sufficient? https://www.plchardware.com/Products/RA-1761-NET-ENI.aspx Currently I'm assigning a static IP to the MicroLogix 1400 and then using that with pycomm. I feel like Allen Bradley would not sell these adapters if they did not communicate with the PLC the same way a built in ethernet port does. I will hopefully be getting one of these soon and I can update you on how that goes if you like |
Any update on using 1761-NET-ENI and communication with PYCOMM? |
I may get one of this module by the end of next week. I will keep you posted |
So I am able to successfully read/write tags to a Micrologix 1400 over Ethernet/IP, but now I am in a situation where I need to read/write tags on a Micrologix 1200.
Can this work using a USB to Allen Bradley serial cable typically used on the PLC?
I would plug the USB end of that cable into a USB type a female to RJ45 male adapter and then plug it into my ethernet.
I'm guessing there is no chance this will work but its the only option for reading/writing tags with this library on a MicroLogix 1200 that I can think of.
Perhaps I'm just not understanding things though. Is it not possible at all to work on a MicroLogix 1200?
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