The GE Fanuc Driver in Fernhill SCADA supports these PLC Devices:
Model Name | Description |
---|---|
GE Fanuc Series 90 Micro | Compact PLC |
GE Fanuc Series 90-20 | Compact PLC |
GE Fanuc Series 90-30 | Rack Based PLC |
GE Fanuc Series 90-70 | Rack Based PLC |
The Fernhill SCADA Driver for GE Fanuc PLCs supports these data types: %I, %Q, %M, %AI, %AQ, %R.
The GE Fanuc driver provides these tag types to support communication with GE Fanuc PLC Devices:
Icon | Tag Type | Version | Description |
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![]() | GE Fanuc Serial Channel Tag | 3.74 | A serial port used for GE Fanuc serial communications. |
![]() | GE Fanuc PLC Tag | 3.74 | An GE Fanuc PLC Tag. |
To configure Fernhill SCADA to communicate with a GE Fanuc PLC, do the following:
You can use these I/O Data Point Tags to represent individual data points in the PLC:
Icon | Tag Type | Version | Description |
---|---|---|---|
![]() | I/O Analog Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps an Analog Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Digital Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a Digital Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Word Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a 16-bit Word Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Double Word Data Point Tag | 3.12 | Maps a 32-bit Double Word Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
![]() | I/O Long Word Data Point Tag | 3.48 | Maps a 64-bit Long Word Data Point Tag to an external data source. |
The GE Fanuc Serial Autodetect Wizard searches serial ports for GE Fanuc PLC Devices. The Wizard tries different combinations of parameters to try and find PLC Devices. If a PLC is found, the wizard will automatically create the correct configuration to communicate with the PLC.
To learn how to choose a data location in a GE Fanuc PLC.
For background information on serial communications.
For information about other drivers available in Fernhill SCADA.
For the meaning of terms used in Fernhill SCADA.