KV-X Series × LJ-S8000 Series
EtherNet/IP™ Connection Guide

Prepare the following equipment.

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  Instead of the CPU unit, connection to communication units such as KV-XLE02 is also possible.
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  Prepare a 24 VDC power supply and a monitor as well.

1. Start up the KV STUDIO and create a new project. Set the model option to “KV-X520” and click [OK].
A [Confirm unit configuration setting] dialog box is displayed. Click [Yes (Y)].

2. The unit editor is displayed. On the “Setup unit(2)” tab, click the icon of EtherNet/IP setting. A configuration type selection dialog box is displayed. Click [Manual (M)].

3. On the “Unit setting (2)” tab, set the IP address for KV-X Series. In this example, configure the setting as shown below.

* Step 4 needs to be performed to import a sensor setting file. When the sensor setting file has already been imported, proceed to Step 5.

4. Select [EDS file (D)] → [Reg (I)] to import the KEYENCE sensor setting file(ez1 file) or EDS file.

* Download the sensor setting file from the KEYENCE website.

5. With the KV-X Series and the EtherNet/IP devices connected using the Ethernet cable, select [File (F)] → [Auto configuration (S)] on the [EtherNet/IP settings] window.

6. When the configuration on the unit editor differs from that of the actual device, a dialog for confirming transfer of the project is displayed. With the PC and KV-X Series connected using the USB cable, click [Yes (Y)].

7. When transfer of the project is completed, the [Search unit settings] dialog is displayed. Then click [Search (F)]. After the auto configuration is completed, "Vendor Series" is automatically registered. Then click [OK] to close the [EtherNet/IP settings] window.

8. Click [OK] on the unit editor to exit.

Transferring and Monitoring Setting Data

1. From the menu, select [Monitor/Simulator (N)] > [Transfer to PLC (W) → Monitor mode (C)].
　In the [Send comm. cmd. to PLC] dialog box, click [Execute(E)].

2. If the following dialog box is displayed before and after transferring the data, click [Yes] both times.

3. Right-click on “Vender Series” in the workspace, and select [Sensor IO monitor (M)].
　Scores and other information can be easily monitored.

When Manipulating Parameters with a Program
Changing the Setting Values

The setting values of the sensors can be changed by the following two methods:
A : Change from a PC
B : Change from a ladder program

1. Expand the unit configuration in the workspace. Right-click on "Vender Series" and select [Transmission adapter settings (A)].

2. Place a check mark in Setting Value for "Vender Series" and enter the setting value.
　Click [Write adapter (W)] to write the setting value to the sensor.

*To read the setting value of a sensor, select [Read adapter (R)].

B : Changed from a ladder program

Use message communication to change the setting values from a ladder program.

To perform message communication with KV STUDIO, use the sensor setting commands (SPWR [sensor parameter write] and SPRD [sensor parameter read]).

1. In Editor mode, create a ladder program as shown below.

* For the parameter numbers, refer to Parameter list.

Confirmation of Connection Status

When the cyclic communication status is “Connected,” cyclic communication is being established between the LJ-S Series and KV-X Series.

Confirmation of communication contents

Click “View List” to confirm the sent/received data values of this system (LJ-S8000 Series).

Click “View List” of the sent data of this system (LJ-S8000 Series).
The current output status of the LJ-S8000 Series can be checked. Putting a check mark next to “Manual Output” rewrites values optionally. You can confirm the communication status by checking if the rewritten values are correctly recognized on the sensor I/O monitor on the PLC side.

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  “Manual Output” is available in Setup Mode.

Assignment status of cyclic communication data

The following is the assignment status of cyclic communication data, which is the same as the contents that can be confirmed in “View List” of the received/sent data of this system (LJ-S8000 Series).

Output from LJ-S8000 Series to KV-X Series
[Note]
W**** shown in the table are examples of link relay and link register assignment to addresses when only one LJ-S8000 Series is connected to the KV-X Series CPU unit as EtherNet/IP equipment. If the initial value is set, LJ-S8000 is assigned in ascending order starting from W0.

Input from KV-X Series to LJ-S8000 Series
[Note]
W**** shown in the table are examples of link register assignment to addresses when only one LJ-S8000 Series is connected to the KV-X Series CPU unit as EtherNet/IP equipment.

Trigger input method

Turn ON TRG.

How to confirm result update

Turning ON trigger input starts capture and measurement. After the measurement results are determined, all data is updated.
If a check mark is put next to “Enable Handshake,” refer to the measurement result data after the Result ready flag is turned ON. After that, turn OFF the Result ack flag. The controller updates the next data after confirming that the Result ack flag is OFF. In “Output Settings,” specify what items of the measured values should be output.

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  Data is output only during Run Mode. (Data is not output in Setup Mode.)

For a detailed flow, refer to the following.

Timing chart

Reference

Result OR is updated depending on the result output that uses EtherNet/IP as the output destination. If Result OR is used,it is necessary to configure output settings so that at least a piece of data is output to EtherNet/ IP.

<Settings of [Enable Handshake]>
Select Global Settings > Communications & I/O > EtherNet/IP to configure the settings. (No check mark by default)

<Decimal Point>
Select the data expression method used in result data output or commands handling decimals.

• Fixed-point (Default value)
  Data 1000 times as large as the original data is handled as 32-bit signed integer data. Example: 1.234 mm is output as 1234.
• Floating-point: Handled as 32-bit single-precision floating point data.

Select Global Settings > Communications & I/O > EtherNet/IP to configure the settings.

Example: 1.234 mm is output as 1234.
When measurement count: 2, 1st measured value: 12.022, 2nd measured value :2.354, 3rd measured value:1.625

Command control

Store the command value (command No. and command parameter) that you want to use for the command input region. After the completion of command value storing, turn ON Command request. After the completion of command execution, Command complete is turned ON.

For a detailed flow, refer to the following.

Timing chart

<Available commands>
Representative commands are shown blow. For details, see Chapter 9 “List of Commands” in the User’s Manual. Commands that are the same in “number specification command” can be used.

• Issue trigger
• Switch to Run Mode,switch to Setup Mode
• Reset
• Save settings (See page 21)
• Clear error
• Switch run screen
• Load Run/Setup Mode
• Load program setting (See page 23)
• Switch program setting (See page 24)
• Write execution condition, load execution condition
• Permit/prohibit trigger input
• Clear statistical data, export statistical data
• Screen capture
• Rewrite judgment condition (See page 26)                         , etc.

Command execution example (12: Save settings)

Saves the current program setting and Global Settings.

Execution result

• 0: Successful
• 22: When there is an extra parameter
• 03: When there is no SD card or it is inaccessible

<Example of sensor IO monitor>
Enter a value as shown below.

Command Number = 12 (Number specification command No.12)

Turn ON Command request.
The settings are saved.

Confirm a change in the variables to which the values of Command complete, Command error, and Command result are assigned.

The ON-state of Cmd complete means that the command to save settings has been executed.

Cmd result
→ Execution result 0: Successful
(If it fails, an error code is displayed.)

• After the completion of the command
  After the completion of the command, turn OFF Command Request. This makes Command ready turn ON to allow the next command to be executed.

Command execution example (25: Load program setting)

Returns the currently set SD card No. and program setting No.

Command Number = 25 (Number specification command No.25)

Turn ON Command request.
The command (Load program setting) is executed.

Confirm a change in the values of Command complete, Command error, Command result, and Command Data.
The SD card No.(1 or2) is stored in Command Data1, and the program setting No. (0 to 999)is stored in Command Data2.

Cmd result
→ Execution result 0: Successful
Cmd Data1
1 → SD1
Cmd Data2
12 → Program setting No.12

The steps after the completion of the command are the same as those of the command execution example (12: Save settings).

Command execution example (24: Switch program setting)

Switches the program setting to the specified No.
The parameter to specify varies depending on whether the program setting of the switching destination is located in SD1 or SD2.

Enter each value as shown below.
Command number = 24 (Number specification command No.24)
Command Parameter1 = 1 (d: SD card No.SD1: 1, SD2: 2)
Command Parameter2 = 12 (nnn: Program setting (0 to 999))

Turn ON Command request.
The command(Switch SD1 program setting No.) is executed.

Confirm a change in the values of Command complete, Command error, and Command result.

• When the command is successful: Command complete turns “1,” and Command error turns “0.”

The ON-state of Cmd complete means that the command execution is complete.

Cmd result
→ Execution result 0: Successful

• When the command fails: Command complete turns“1,” and Command error also turns “1.” In addition,an error code is written into Command result.

Command result turns 3 in the following cases. (According to the details of commands described in the User’s Manual)

• When there is no program setting/when there is no SD card or it is inaccessible/when the program setting of the switching destination is locked by a controller ID

The steps after the completion of the command are the same as those of the command execution example (12: Save settings).

Command execution example (45: Rewrite judgment condition)

Rewrites the upper limit value and the lower limit value of the judgment condition of the specified tool.

Command Number = 45 (Number specification command No.45)
Command Parameter1 = 100 (nnn: Tool No. 100 to 199)
Command Parameter2 = 8019 (aaa:Item ID of judgment condition type *See the output item correspondence table.)
Command Parameter3 = 0(b: Upper limit: 0, lower limit: 1)
Command Parameter4 = 1234 (mmm: Value of judgment condition)

Turn ON Command request.
The command (Load program setting) is executed.

Confirm a change in the values of Command complete, Command error, and Command result.

The ON-state of Cmd complete means that the command execution is complete.

Cmd result
→ Execution result 0: Successful

The steps after the completion of the command are the same as those of the command execution example (12: Save settings).

<Output item correspondence table>
The output item correspondence table is shown in the appendix of the User’s Manual. Use these item ID numbers to send commands.