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In Touch W ith Tomorrow TOSHIBA INTERNA TIONA L CORPORA TION 13131 W est Little Y ork Road Houston, TX 77041 PH. 800 231- 1412, 713-466-0277 FA X 713-466-8773 Progr ammable Control lers E-Ma il plc@ tic.toshib a.com MO DEM COM MUNI CA TIONS WITH THE T1 A ND T2E/T2N March 1998 USING T-PDS WINDOWS FOR DI AL–UP COMMUNI CA TIONS WITH TOSHIBA T1 A ND [...]
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Page 2 A ccessories For T1 Modem Communications (w ith programming port): PC Side : • a standard “str aight-thr ough” 9-25 pi n RS-232 seri al cable; • a ≥ 9600 baud external modem. PLC Side : • a standard “str aight–throug h” 9-25 pin R S-232 serial cable; • a “null- modem” adapter such as Radio Shack’ s 9-9 pin Nul l Mod[...]
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Page 3
Page 3 Click on the “ Computer Link ” button in the System Par ameters screen, and the “C omputerLink Setup” menu will appear. Select a station number for the PLC, then click the “ Communication Parameter ” button . Select “NON ” parity setting, and then cl ick the “OK” buttons. W hen the “W rite OK” screen appears, cli ck ?[...]
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Page 4 Now l et’s go to the Modem C ontrol box and finish the T-PDS configurati on. The Modem Control box is a handy database that will store a remote site name, modem initialization parameters, and the phone number of the remote site. You can mov e betw een the fields using the TAB key. The most important parameter her e is the “ Initialize ?[...]
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Page 5 STEP 3: CONFIGURE THE PLC’s M ODEM : Now that T-PD S is configured, w e are r eady for the last part of our setup procedur e whic h is to initial ize our r emote PLC modem. W e suggest that y ou connect your PC to the PLC ’s modem w ith the straight- through 9- 25 pin RS-232 cabl e, and open up W indows Terminal (or similar) . Set up the[...]
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Page 6 W hen the programming port is set to non pari ty, onl y the T-PDS softw are (and the modem) can communicate wi th the PLC. Furthermor e, the T-PDS software must al so be setup for non parity . Note 5: For T-PDS versio n s prior to Ve r 1.2 con t act Tosh iba f o r upgrade eligibility. A SPECIAL NOTE FOR USERS THAT HAVE OLDER T1’s, T2’s, [...]