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Gene speaks about his favourite picture he’s ever taken and how it is a full stage shot of Metallica, right as they’re moving into encores, and they had a smoke machine on. Gene gives us an insight into his book and how there’s no fluff or stories it’s simply a time-capsule book with 350 pages of pictures and 150 bands, designed to showcase to everyone who wasn’t at the live shows how awesome they were. Not as powerful but so easy to work with.On this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman, Pipeman interviews legendary rock photographer, Gene Ambo, to discuss his new book that everyone should be stoked to get their hands on! Pipeman and Gene discuss how it came about that he would write a book and why he decided to write the book now.

But how do I assign a numeric address to the internal relays and inputs that are not attached to physical I/O in my PLC program to use in the HMI? Like turning on and off my pump for example. Additionally, I can certainly input my physical I/O I am using in the HMI once I know what to put in the File no. for the input or output I am addressing to? I understand slot no. In the example provided on the Omron website it is shown as a number. Problem is I don't know what to put in the 'File No.' field. the other is input direct address which is correct. One is symbol input which evidently is incorrect. Turns out I have to use the numeric address. When I do it gives me an error message of 'unused symbols in project' and I cant download. I cannot use the actual alphanumeric tag name as shown in the PLC in the Omron NS5. The problem I'm having is the tag names in the Omron touch screen. The client decided to have our company change out the old Panel View HMI for an Omron NS5 communicating via serial. PLC: 1769-元2C Input Cards: 2 Each 1769IQ16 Output cards: 1 Each 1769-QB16 This system has been in operation for 10 years.
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Any help or suggestions on whom can assist in writing the code that's adept at this type of thing is greatly appreciated. However my boss has stated I am out of time and this unit ships in two days time. I could figure it out over time through experimentation. Do I just copy and paste this code? Where do I put the SEND RECV commands? Where do I put my multiple DM addresses (BSET) to write the ascii words (hex) to be sent? Its all very confusing for me.
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What I don't understand is in the instruction manual W421 section 6-7 page 129 there is a programming example to open a socket in TCP. I understand that the ascii will come in and go out as HEX. I just need the ASCII code and communications written. I have more questions than answers at this point.
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I've read through all the manuals on TCP connections, sockets, and the like. I wanted to know if there is anyone that we can hire to write this code for us. The project is due in two days and I am out of time to figure it out on my own. We have never setup this type of connection. The ETN21 is supposed to receive and send info in ASCII to a computer.

Gents, I'm up against a wall and reaching out to find a system integrator that can assist us in writing some code for our PLC program.
