GE Ethernet SRTP — Fanuc Series R-30iB Protocol Setup

Topic: CM370

The C-more panel is the master by default.

C-more Protocol Manager Settings

  1. Do one of the following:
  • Click the Protocol Manager button on the Home tab
    — or —
  • Click the Protocol Manager button on the Setup tab
    — or —
  • from the Navigation window, click the Function tab, click Setup and then select Protocol Manager.

  1. From the Protocol Manager window, click the Device name on the tree to the left.
  • The Device Setup window opens.
  1. From the PLC Protocol field, click on the down arrow and select Fanuc Series R-30iB Robot Controller.

Fanuc CMore Protocol

  1. IP Address: The IP Address of the Fanuc Series R-30iB Robot Controller.
  2. Port (0–65535): The SRTP server listening TCP port number of the PLC. The default value is 18245. This field can be changed in the event that the C-more panel needs to access the PLC through a firewall using NAT. This field can also be changed if there is a requirement to have the SRTP server port number at a non-default value on a LAN.
  3. Retries (0-10): The C-more panel will send a request to the Fanuc Series R-30iB Robot Controller. If the CPU does not reply within the specified “Response Timeout” period, the C-more panel will send the request again up to the number of Retries. Once the retry count (specified in this field) limit has been reached, the C-more panel will display a PLC Timeout error on the screen. This will occur on a TCP connect request or a Command request (after the TCP connection is established).
  4. Timeout time (1-255) (in 100ms units): The amount of Time (in 100ms units) that the panel will wait on the Command reply (or TCP ACK message) after sending a request. After the Timeout timer expires, it will then retry.
  5. Poll Time (0-30000 msec): The amount of Time (in milliseconds) that the panel will wait in between each request.

Fanuc Robot Controller Settings

To setup CM5 for use with Fanuc Series R-30iB Robot Controller, configure the following robot settings:

Change the number of allowed connections in Fanuc System Variables
  1. On the Fanuc Teach Pendant, press the MENU button.
  2. Use the UP/DOWN arrows to move the highlighted block to 0 --NEXT -- and press ENTER (or press 0 on the keypad).
  3. Move the highlighted block to 6 SYSTEM and press ENTER (or press 6 on keypad).
  4. Move the highlighted block to 2 VARIABLE and press ENTER (or press 2 on keypad).
  5. Move the highlighted block to [$SNPX_PARAM] (holding shift allows you to scroll faster) and press ENTER.
    System Variable 2
  6. Move the highlighted block [$NUM_CIMP] and press ENTER.
  7. Use the keypad to change the value to 2 and press ENTER.
Change Fanuc Communication settings to connect to CM5
  1. On the Fanuc Teach Pendant, press the MENU button.
  2. Use the UP/DOWN arrows to move highlighted block to 6 SETUP and press ENTER (or press 6 on the keypad).
  3. Move the highlighted block to 0 --NEXT -- and press ENTER (or press 0 on the keypad).
  4. The SETUP 2 page opens.
  5. Move the highlighted block to 7 HOST COMM and press ENTER (or press 7 on keypad).
  6. Move the highlighted block to 1 TCP/IP and press ENTER.
  7. Move the highlighted block to first available entry under HOST NAME (LOCAL).
  8. Use the Fanuc Teach Pendant keyboard to name your HMI.
  9. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to move the highlighted block to INTERNET ADDRESS.
  10. Use the Fanuc Teach Pendant keyboard to enter your CM5 HMI IP address.
Restart the Fanuc Robot Controller to apply changes
  1. Press FCTN button on the Fanuc Teach Pendant.
  2. Use the UP/DOWN arrows to move highlighted block to 0 --NEXT -- and press ENTER (or press 0 on the keypad).
  3. T he FUNCTION 2 page opens.
  4. Move highlighted block to 8 CYCLE POWER and press ENTER (or press 8 on the keypad).
  5. Select YES with the touch screen or press ENTER.
  • Your robot will cycle power and should accept the new incoming connection to you CM5 HMI panel.

 

Cables and Wiring Diagrams

This opens a web page with the PDF version of the C-More Protocol Manager, Chapter 6, PLC Communications. Chapter 6 includes cables and wiring diagrams.

 

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