For this example, we have created a ConveyLinx-Ai Family Modules in our Ethernet Tree and added a MSG Instruction to a ladder rung. We named this MSG block “ReadStatus” and created the Controller Tag for it. With this MSG Instruction we are going to read Module Address 4:0088 and 4:0089 which are Module Status Word 1 and 2. We also created a Controller Tag of data type DINT we named “TempDiagStatus” to hold this data. Data from 4:0088 will be in the High Word of the DINT and 4:0089 will be in the low word of the DINT.
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From the Message Type drop down, select CIP Generic |
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From the Service Type drop down, select Get Attribute Single |
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For the Instance Field, enter “88” |
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For the Class Field, enter “64” |
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For the Attribute Field, enter “2” because we want to read 4:0088 and 4:0089 |
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For the Destination Element, use the Tag Browser drop down to select TempDiagStatus |