This document has only the specific information about the device connection settings and its address syntax.

Refer to the User Guide for more information on the Device Module.


Summary

MitsubishiQ driver implements communication with Mitsubishi Serie Q devices on TCP/IP networks. The communications blocks are dynamically created according to the pooling cycle defined on the AccessType for each Device Point.

Communication Driver Information
Driver nameMitsubishiQ
Assembly NameT.ProtocolDriver.MitsubishiQ
Assembly Version1.0.6.0
Available for LinuxFalse
Devices supported 

Mitsubishi Serie Q devices

ManufacturerMitsubishi
ProtocolMELSEC
InterfaceTCP/IP
Multi-threading

User configurable

Max number of nodesUser defined
PC RequirementsEthernet port

Channels Configuration

Protocol Options

  • BlockSize: Defines the maximum amount of items per group, the default value is 255.
  • Format: Defines the MELSEC protocol format, default value is 3E.


Nodes Configuration

Station Configuration

Station syntax: <IP address> ; <Port number>

 Where :

  •  <IP address>: IP address of the Mitsubishi device in the network
  • <Port number>: TCP port where the Mitsubishi device is listening (default is 5001)

E.g.:  192.168.1.101; 5001


Points Configuration

The syntax for the MitsubishiQ communication points is: <Operand><Address>

Where:

  • <Operand>: indicates the memory area into the Mitsubishi device:
  • <Address>: indicates address to communicate.

Operand

Description

X

Input

Y

Output

M

Internal relay

L

Latch relay

B

Link relay

F

Annunciator

V

Edge relay

SM

Special relay

TS

Timer (contact)

TC

Timer (coil)

CS

Counter (contact)

CC

Counter (coil)

TN

Timer (present value)

CN

Counter (present value)

D

Data register

R

File register

SD

Special  register

 

E.g.: D500, Y05


Driver Revision History

MitsubishiQ Revision History
Version Notes
1.0.6.0Initial release on new documentation standards.

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