BL-1300 SR-600 MITSUBISHIQ Ethernet OM 600F04 GB WW 1084-1 PDF

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide
Table of contents
I. System Configuration (Hardware/Software)
I. Mitsubishi Electric Product Hardware Configuration
II. Mitsubishi Electric Product Software Configuration
III. Keyence Hardware Configuration
IV. Keyence Software Configuration
II. Connection Method

I. Overall Connection Diagram
III. Keyence Code Reader Configuration

I. Keyence Code Reader Communication Setting
II. N-L1 Ethernet/RS-232C Communication Setting
IV. Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Configuration

I. Connection between the PC and the Q Series
II. GX Developer Operation [basic + communication settings]
V. Programming for the Q Series

I. Ladder Program Creation
II. Commands Used in Programs
VI. Creating a Sample Program for Q Series Ethernet Communication

I. Creation of Ethernet Command Communication Program
VII. Program Operation Test (Barcode Reading)

I. Up to Code Data Monitoring
VIII. Troubleshooting
I. CPU Errors
II. Communication Unit Errors
III. Control Command Execution Errors
IV. AutoID Navigator Connection Errors
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I. System Configuration (Hardware/Software)

I. Mitsubishi Electric Product Hardware Configuration
Symbo
Function
A
B
C
D
Base unit
Power supply unit
CPU unit
Ethernet interface unit
Model
Q35B
Q61P-A1
Q03UDECPU
QJ71E71-100
II. Mitsubishi Electric Product Software Configuration

i
GX Developer v8.**S
This software is used to configure and program the Mitsubishi Electric PLC.
The software version must be 8 or higher before you can perform operation described in this manual.
Applicable models
Q series, L series, QnA series, A series, and FX series
Communication interface
Serial communication (RS-232C), USB, Ethernet
Languages that can be used

Ladder, function block, and ST languages can be used.
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III. Keyence Hardware Configuration

Communication unit and cables
KEYENCE code reader

Barcode reader
BL-1300 series
2D code reader
SR-600 series
BL-1300 connection image
Communicatio
n unit N-L1
LAN cable
OP-66843 or category 5e
or higher STP cross cable
(for direct connection)
SR-600 connection image
IV. Keyence Software Configuration

AutoID Navigator
This software is used to configure the Keyence code reader and its peripheral devices.
Interface: RS-232C, USB, Ethernet
For connection with the N-L1, a LAN cable (cross cable) is used.
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II. Connection Method

I. Overall Connection Diagram
100-120 VAC
BL-1300 or SR-600
Ethernet hub
or switch
N-L1
Ethernet
24 VDC
Note:
The N-L1 cannot be connected to the Ethernet port built in the CPU unit of
the Mitsubishi Electric Q series. A QJ71E71 is required for connection.
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III. Keyence Code Reader Configuration

I. Keyence Code Reader Communication Setting
I
BL-1300 series communication setting

The serial communication setting must match between the BL-1300 series and the N-L1.
If you want communication setting that differs from the following, also change
the N-L1 communication settings as described in III-III.
Setting
Baud rate
Parity
Data bits
Stop bit
Multi-drop link
RTS/CTS
Value
Setting
115200 bps PLC Link
Even
8 bits
1 bit
Disable
Enable
Handshaking
Format length
Checksum
Header
Delimiter
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Value
Disable
None
Excluded
Excluded
None
CR
II SR-600 series communication setting

The serial communication setting must match between the SR-600 series and the N-L1.
If you want communication setting that differs from the following, also change
the N-L1 communication settings as described in III-III.
Setting
Baud rate
Parity
Data bits
Stop bit
Multi-drop link
RTS/CTS
Value
115200 bps
Even
8 bits
1 bit
Disable
Enable
Setting
PLC Link
Handshaking
Format length
Checksum
Header
Delimiter
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Value
Disable
None
Excluded
Excluded
None
CR
II. N-L1 Ethernet/RS-232C Communication Setting

Activate AutoID Navigator and change the N-L1 communication setting.
I. Ethernet Communication
Basic setting
Connected device settings
Setting
Value
Setting
Value
IP address
192.168.0.1
IP address
192.168.0.100
Subnet mask
255.255.255.0
Port No.
9004
0. 0. 0. 0
Connection request
Default gateway
Value
Port No.
9004
Setting
Password
RAS
Connection request Disable
Specify any numbers as the IP address and port number.
The PLC setting must match this setting.
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II. RS-232C communication
Setting
Baud rate
Parity
Data bits
Stop bit
Value
115200 bps
Even
8 bits
1 bit
TCP transmission timin100
RTS/CTS
Enable
For details on how to manipulate and configure the N-L1, see the N-L1
Technical Guide.
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IV. Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Configuration

I. Connection between the PC and the Q Series
Interconnect a PC on which GX Developer is installed and a Q series PLC with a
USB cable.
Engineering
PC
A connector
B connector
USB
II. GX Developer Operation [basic + communication settings]

I
Creating a New Project

Activate GX Developer, access the menu, select [Project] - [New Project] to
create a new project.
PLC series:
PLC Type:
Program type:
Label setting:
Project name:
QCPU(Qmode)
Q03UDE
Ladder
Do not use label
KYE_BL-SR_Ethern * The name shown at left is a sample name.
Note:
Note that the above program is only a sample. Enter values that are appropriate
for the actual system configuration.
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II I/O assignment setting

i. On the project tab, select [Parameter] - [PLC Parameter] - [I/O assignment].
ii. Configure I/O assignment settings.

Configure the slots installed on the Ethernet interface unit as follows:
Type: Intelli.
Model name: QJ71E71-100
Points: 32points StartXY:
0000
iii. Configure basic settings.

Configure the basic settings as follows:
Base model name: Q35B
Power model name: Q61P-A1
Slots: 5
If there are additional units, configure settings appropriate for
Note:
Note that the above program is only a sample. Enter values that are appropriate for the actual system configuration.
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III Ethernet Communication Setting

i. Open [Network parameter].
From the project data, select [Parameter] - [Network param] [Ethernet/CC IE/MELSECNET].
ii. Configure unit 1.

In the unit 1 table, enter settings for the Ethernet interface unit.
Network type:
Ethernet
Starting I/O No.
0000
Network No.
Group No.:
Station No.
Mode:
Online
iii. Configure operational settings.

Click [Operational settings] to open the right window:
Communication data code: Binary code
Initial timing: Do not wait for OPEN
IP address
Input format: DEC

IP address: 192.168.0.100
Send frame setting: Ethernet(V2.0)
TCP Existence confirmation setting: Use the KeepAlive
Enable Write at RUN time: Unchecked
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iv. Configure open settings.

Click [Open settings] to open the following window:
Configure the settings as follows:
Protocol:
Open system:
Fixed buffer communication procedure:
Existence confirmation:
Host station Port No.
Transmission target device IP address:
Transmission target device Port No.:
TCP
Active
No procedure
No confirm
232C
192.168.0.1
232C
By selecting [Enable] for [Pairing open], [Receive] and [Send] are selected
respectively for fixed buffers 1 and 2, and the settings for connection No. 1
are reflected on the settings for connection No. 2.
After all settings are configured, close the window by clicking [End].
Note:
Note that the above program is only a sample. Enter values that are appropriate for the actual system configuration.
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V. Programming for the Q Series

I. Ladder Program Creation
This manual uses the ladder language for programming.
i. Creating a new project

Create a new project as described in IV-II-I.
ii. Selecting the write mode

Select [Edit] - [Write mode] from the menu.
You cannot create programs in read mode.
iii. Inserting lines

Select [Edit] - [Insert line] from the menu to insert as many lines as required for your program.
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iv. Inserting a circuit

Select a contact type from the provided circuit symbols.
v. Specifying a device number

Assign a device number to the contact to be used.
You can confirm the range of available device numbers by selecting [PLC parameter] - [Device].
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vi. Entering comments

Select [Tools] - [Options] from the menu to open the Options window.
Check [Continues during command write] under [Comment input]. This allows you to
enter comments on the contact after specifying the device number in step v. above.
vii. Conversion
When program creation is completed, select [Convert] - [Convert] from the menu.
You can write up to 24 lines without conversion.
Make sure to perform conversion before writing to PLC in step viii. below.
viii. Writing to PLC

Select [Online] - [Write to PLC] from the menu.
Select the file to be written and then click the [OK] button to perform writing.
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II. Commands Used in Programs

i. I/O commands
An I/O command passes an input or an internal device ON/OFF status to an output or an internal device.
ii. Data transfer commands

A data transfer command transfers data or constants from one device to another.
Transfer commands used in this manual

[MOV D1 D2]
... Command that transfers data from D1 to D2
[MOVP D1 D2]
... Command that transfers data from D1 to D2 and,
if the condition is satisfied, is executed during one scan
[FMOVP D1 D2 K100]
... Command that transfers the same data in blocks and,
if the condition is satisfied, is executed during one scan.
The data on D1 is transferred to D2 through D101.
For details, see the Mitsubishi Electric Q Series documentation.
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VI. Creating a Sample Program for Q Series Ethernet Communication

I. Creation of Ethernet Command Communication Program
i. Checking the status of connections
For communication with another device using the QJ71E71 Ethernet unit, reception
and transmission connections must be automatically or manually opened.
Use the following program to check whether M0 connection 1 (reception) and M1 connection 2 (transmission) are open.
Also check the connections being requested to open - M20 connection 1 (reception) and M21 connection 2 (transmission).
If a signal being received exists in the fixed buffer information area, M40 turns ON.
ii. Connection open processing

X19:
QJ71E71 Ethernet unit normal
M0:
Connection 1 open status
M20:
Connection 1 open request status
M110:
Open command execution status
D100=0:
Open processing is executed according to network parameters and open settings.
F0:
Turns on a connection open instruction target device.
M1100:
When the open instruction turns ON, the "ZP.OPEN" connection open command is executed.
"U0": Unit I/O, K1: number of the connection being opened, D100: command execution type
Upon abnormal command termination, M100 and M101 turn ON and M103 is set (and held).
D101: Check the control data, and solve the problem according to the Q Series documentation.
Connection 1 open instruction
When F0 turns ON, M1100 is
turned ON for one scan.
D100=0
Configure open settings using
parameters.
Open command execution
Set for normal termination
Set for abnormal termination
Open command already

executed
Upon normal termination of open command execution, M0, M20, and M110 turn ON.
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iii. Connection close processing

M0:
M102:
Connection 1 opening normally terminated
F2:
Turns on a connection close instruction target device.
M2000:
If the condition is satisfied, the ZP.CLOSE connection close command is executed.
M1201:
If the condition is satisfied, the ZP.CLOSE connection close command is executed.
"U0": Unit I/O, K1: number of the connection being closed, D200: system area (no data set)
When the M0 open completion
signal turns OFF, M1200 is turned
ON for one scan.
When M1200 turns ON, normal

open command termination is
confirmed and M1201 is turned ON
for one scan.
Connection 1 close
instruction
Close command execution
Stays on during close command

execution
Reset if the previous execution was

normally terminated

abnormally terminated
Reset if the open command

normally terminated
Reset if the open command

Reset upon open command

completion
Reset during close command

execution
Upon normal termination of close command execution, M0 and M20 turn OFF.
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iv. Code read program

When code information reading starts, the following program is executed:
F1
Turns on a code read instruction target device.
M8001
"Code read in progress" is set (and held).
M40
When code reading is normally completed, it is considered that a signal is received in the fixed buffer.
T0
After confirmation of the presence of a signal, M8001 is reset (released from held status) to end read processing.
If read data does not return within K2 = 0.2 second after code reading
starts, the program considers that a timeout has occurred and resets M8001 (releases it from held status)
to force read processing to terminate.
Code read instruction
Upon the leading edge of M8000,

M8001 (read in progress) is set.
Sets T0 (code data read timeout) to

0.2 second.
Terminates reading when M40 turns

ON (normal termination of reading)
or a T0 timeout occurs.
v. Timer ON program
iv. When code read program execution starts, a timer ON command is sent to the code reader.
X19:
M0:
M3000:
Turned ON for one scan when M8001 (code read in progress) turns ON.
The timer command "LON" and the "ZP.BUFSND" data transmission command are executed.
D300:
Send byte length - 4
D301:
Send data - "20300" in decimal or "L0" in ASCII
D302:
Send data - "3406" in decimal or "N CR" in ASCII
"U0": Unit I/O, K2: number of the transmission-target connection, D3000: system area (no data set)
If the condition is satisfied, M3000 will
be turned ON for one scan upon the
leading edge of M8001.
Send data and byte length input
Send data ("20300" in decimal or

"LO" in ASCII) input
Send data ("3406" in decimal or "N

CR" in ASCII) input
Data transmission command

execution
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normally terminated

vi. Timer OFF program

iv. When code read program execution encounters a timeout, a timer OFF command
is sent to the code reader.
X19:
M0:
M4000:
Turned ON for one scan when the T0 timeout turns ON.

The timer command "LOFF" and the "ZP.BUFSND" data transmission command are executed.
D400:
Send byte length - 5
D401:
Send data - "20300" in decimal or "L0" in ASCII
D402:
Send data - "17990" in decimal or "FF" in ASCII
D403:
Send data - "13" in decimal or "CR" in ASCII
"U0": Unit I/O, K2: number of the transmission-target connection, D4000: system area (no data set)
If the condition is satisfied, M4000

will be turned ON for one scan upon
the leading edge of T0.
Send data and byte length input
Send data ("20300" in decimal or

"LO" in ASCII) input
Send data ("17990" in decimal or "FF"

in ASCII) input
Send data ("13" in decimal or "CR" in

ASCII) input
Data transmission command

execution
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normally terminated

vii. Code data reception program

iv. When code read program execution normally terminates or when "ERROR" is
received from the code reader due to a timeout, the reception program is executed.
X19:
M0:
M40:
Data being received exists in the fixed buffer. The "ZP.BUFRCV" data reception command is executed.
[FMOVP K0 D500 K100 :
Before reception starts, 100 words of the previously received data are deleted.
You can freely specify whether to delete the previously received data and the number of data words to be deleted.
"U0": Unit I/O, K1: number of the reception-target connection, D5000: system area (no data set)
D500: Received data (data word count varies depending on the reception status)
Deletes 100 words of previously

received data.
Data reception command execution

normally terminated

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VII. Program Operation Test (Barcode Reading)

I. Up to Code Data Monitoring
i. Verify the connection between the Q series and Keyence code reader, and then turn on the power.
ii. Write the created program and specified parameters into the Q series
and set KEYENCE code reader parameters.

iii. After all the necessary settings are completed, once turn the power off and then turn it on again.
iv. Execute the connection open command.
1. Select [Online] - [Debug] - [Device test...] from the menu.
2. Type "F0" (read execution signal) in the [Device] field and then click the [FORCE ON] button.
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3. Select [Online] - [Monitor] - [Device batch...] from the menu.
4. Type "M0" in the [Device] field and then click the [Start monitor] button.
5. After confirming that M0 and M20 turn ON, force F0 to turn OFF.
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v. Read the code data.

1. Perform steps 1 and 2 in iv. to force F1 to turn ON.
2. Perform steps 3 and 4 in iv. to monitor the D500 value.

The read code information is displayed if reading was successful or "ERROR" is
displayed if a timeout (read error) occurred.
Screen displayed when reading was successful
Screen displayed if a timeout occurred
If you have no appropriate barcode, read the following sample.
Sample barcode
* K E Y E N C E *
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VIII. Troubleshooting
I. CPU Errors
If a CPU error occurs, select [Diagnostics] - [PLC diagnostics] from the menu to start the PC diagnostics monitor.
Identify the error that has occurred, and solve the problem according to the Mitsubishi Electric Q Series documentation.
II. Communication Unit Errors

If an error occurs in the communication unit, select [Diagnostics] [System Monitor] to start the system monitor.
The color of a unit on which an error occurs depends on the error status.
Click the unit on which an error has occurred, to display detailed unit information.
Identify the error that has occurred, and solve the problem according to the Mitsubishi Electric Q Series documentation.
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III. Control Command Execution Errors

A command in the above sample program did not normally terminate.
After open command execution, an M103 (abnormal open command termination) error occurred.
Check D101 (open command completion status), and solve the problem according to the
Mitsubishi Electric Q Series documentation.
ii
After close command execution, an M203 (abnormal close command termination) error occurred.
Check D201 (close command completion status), and solve the problem according to the
iii After transmission command execution, an M303 or M403 (abnormal transmission command termination) error occurred.
Check D3001 and D4001 (transmission command completion status), and solve the problem
according to the Mitsubishi Electric Q Series documentation.
iv After reception command execution, an M503 (abnormal reception command termination) error occurred.
Check D5001 (reception command completion status), and solve the problem according to the
IV. AutoID Navigator Connection Errors

Initialize communication settings, and then try to make connection.
For the BL-1300 series
Press the test button long (for 11 seconds).
As shown in the right figure, LEDs 1, 3, and 5 out of the five LEDs on the BL-1300 blink.
In this condition, the BL-1300 communication settings are in as-shipped state.
Baud rate
9600 bps
Parity
Even
Delimiter
CR
Data bits
7 bits
Header
None
Stop bit
1 bit
For the SR-600 series

Press the test button long (for 6 seconds).
As shown in the right figure, LEDs 1 and 5 out of the five LEDs on the SR-600 blink.
In this condition, the SR-600 communication settings are in as-shipped state.
Baud rate
115200 bps
Parity
Even
Delimiter
CR
Data bits
8 bits
Header
None
Stop bit
1 bit
Once the communication setting

is initialized, you can make
connection successfully by
selecting the correct COM port,
selecting AUTO for [Connect],
and clicking [OK] to update the
communication setting.
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KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II. Connection Method

III. Keyence Code Reader Configuration

IV. Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Configuration

V. Programming for the Q Series

VI. Creating a Sample Program for Q Series Ethernet Communication

VII. Program Operation Test (Barcode Reading)

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

I. System Configuration (Hardware/Software)

II. Mitsubishi Electric Product Software Configuration

Languages that can be used

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

III. Keyence Hardware Configuration

KEYENCE code reader

BL-1300 connection image

SR-600 connection image

IV. Keyence Software Configuration

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II. Connection Method

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

III. Keyence Code Reader Configuration

BL-1300 series communication setting

115200 bps PLC Link

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II SR-600 series communication setting

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II. N-L1 Ethernet/RS-232C Communication Setting

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II. RS-232C communication

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

IV. Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Configuration

II. GX Developer Operation [basic + communication settings]

Creating a New Project

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II I/O assignment setting

ii. Configure I/O assignment settings.

iii. Configure basic settings.

If there are additional units, configure settings appropriate for

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

III Ethernet Communication Setting

ii. Configure unit 1.

Starting I/O No.

iii. Configure operational settings.

Input format: DEC

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

iv. Configure open settings.

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

V. Programming for the Q Series

i. Creating a new project

ii. Selecting the write mode

iii. Inserting lines

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

iv. Inserting a circuit

v. Specifying a device number

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

vi. Entering comments

viii. Writing to PLC

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide

II. Commands Used in Programs

ii. Data transfer commands

Transfer commands used in this manual

KEYENCE CODE-READER Mitsubishi Electric Q Series Connection Guide