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The Seymour CM5 HMI programming
software will allow tags to be imported
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This can save you work hours when establishing
communications with different PLC controllers
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Instead of creating and labeling tags in the PLC and the HMI,
we can export them from the PLC and import them into the HMI
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This saves you time, money, and mistakes. We will be exporting
tags from our Productivity 2000 PLC, start-stop jog circuit
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Any Productivity Series or controller like the 1000,
2000, or 3,000 can export or import the programming tags
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The export tags will then be imported into our HMI program. We will modify
the program in our Seymour CM5 HMI screen where we imported the ClickPLC tags
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Let's get started. Detailed information contained
in this video can be found at ACC Automation
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How to import tags from a
Productivity PLC to a Seymour HMI
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Open the Productivity Suite software and the Seymour programming
software. We are currently using Productivity Suite version 4.2.1
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and Seymour HMI version 8.14 software. In the Productivity
Suite software, go to file, then export, and tags
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Browse to where you want to save these files, and then
press export. Now this export has created two files
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One file has the basic at the end, and the one has extended.
We will use the file with a basic for the Seymour import
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While still in the Procuit, Programming Suite software go to Hardware Configuration under the setup heading in the application tools You can also do
this by going to the main menu setup hardware config In the hardware configuration window double click on the CPU unit In our case this is the P2
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Select the Ethernet ports tab on a CPU module window. This will show
you the IP address set for the Ethernet port of our communications
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We can prepare the HMI programming
now for the new imported tag
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We have called up our Seymour CM5 HMI Click Tag
Import Program in the Seymour programming software
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We will delete all unused tags for the communication
driver, D.EV001. We imported previously
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Select tag name database under the
database heading of the main menu
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Select the filter icon on the tag name database
window. Under the device list, select DEV001 only
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Select the unused tags under the highlighted option. You will
see that we have only the motor and three of the HMI control tags
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Select everything on the list. This can
be done by left clicking on the first tag
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moving to the end of the list and selecting
Shift plus left click. Select the delete icon
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The pop-up window will verify that you want
to delete the selected tags. Select OK
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If a tag is being used in the HMI program, the
software will not allow the tag to be deleted
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We are left with just the tags associated
with the items programmed on our screen
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Select the protocol manager icon
under the setup on the main menu
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The program manager window will be displayed.
Ensure that the DEV-001 device is selected
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Change the PLC protocol to Automation Direct Productivity
Ethernet. A pop-up window will indicate that all
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all the device note tags will be set
for internal. Select yes to proceed
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Set the Productivity PLC IP address for the DEV
driver that we discovered previously Select OK
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There are two ways we can import your tags. You can go to the file import and then
tag name database or open the tag name database from here and then select import
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Please select the file we created
earlier with a basic at its end
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Select the device DEV-001 that you are connecting these tags with. If you would like to append the
tags that you are importing with text so you can identify them more quickly, place the text here
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Import array elements will limit the number of
elements to a single array that will be imported
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If we have a single array of 5,000 elements in productivity and leave this setting
at 3,000, then this will only import the first 3,000 elements of that single array
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If you would like to override existing tags, select this option.
This option is usually used if we are updating several times
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Once you have these options set up, choose import. A message
will be displayed if the tags are imported without error
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Save the program under a different name. Review the imported tags
to ensure they are correctly mapped within the Seymour HMI project
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Our stop, stop and jog push buttons
have the same name as the Click program
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The indicator light had a tag name of motor. We can change
this to Out 1 to reflect the Productivity 2000 PLC program
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Transfer the Seymour HMI project with our new tags and a communication
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Test the communication between the Cmourg
and the Proctivity PLC to ensure the
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import a tag function as intended. These steps will allow you to
effectively import tags from a productivity PLC to a Seymour HMI
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