Mitsubishi Ethernet

Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
iQ-R/F Ethernet
(SLMP Client)
Driver
1 System Configuration....................................................................................................... 3
2 External Device Selection ................................................................................................ 7
3 Communication Settings .................................................................................................. 8
4 Setup Items .................................................................................................................... 26
5 Supported Devices......................................................................................................... 32
6 Device Code and Address Code.................................................................................... 43
7 Error Messages.............................................................................................................. 48
1
iQ-R/F Ethernet (SLMP Client) Driver
Introduction
This manual describes how to connect the Display and the External Device (target PLC).
In this manual, the connection procedure will be described in the sections identified below:
1 System Configuration
 "1 System Configuration" (page 3)
This section lists the types of External
Devices and SIO that you can connect.
2 External Device Selection

 "2 External Device Selection" (page 7)
Select a model (series) of the External
Device and its connection method.
3 Communication Settings
 "3 Communication Settings" (page 8)
This section shows setting examples for
communicating between the Display and
the External Device.
4 Setup Items
 "4 Setup Items" (page 26)
This section describes communication
setup items on the Display. Set the
Display’s communication settings in GP
Pro-EX or in offline mode.
Operation
GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 2

1 System Configuration
The system configuration in the case when the External Device of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and the
Display are connected is shown.
Series CPU Link I/F SIO Type Setting Example
R00CPU
Ethernet (UDP) Setting Example 1 (page 8)
R01CPU
R02CPU Ethernet Port on CPU Unit
R04CPU Ethernet (TCP) Setting Example 2 (page 11)
R08CPU
R16CPU
R32CPU
R120CPU
R04ENCPU
R08ENCPU
R16ENCPU
R32ENCPU
iQ-R Series R120ENCPU
R08PCPU
R16PCPU
RJ71EN71
R32PCPU
R120PCPU Ethernet (TCP) Setting Example 4 (page 17)
R08SFCPU
R16SFCPU
R32SFCPU
R120SFCPU
R08PSFCPU
R16PSFCPU
R32PSFCPU
R120PSFCPU

FX5UCPU
iQ-F Series Ethernet Port on CPU Unit
FX5UCCPU
Ethernet (TCP) Setting Example 6 (page 23)
Connection Configuration
• 1:1 Connection

• 1:n Connection
• The maximum number of External Devices you can connect is as follows.

TCP/IP connection: 16
UDP/IP connection: 32
• 1:n Connection (When using the iQ-R Series as a relay to access the network)
• When communication over the network, set the timeout to a value greater than the relay
station's response monitoring time.
• The maximum number of External Devices you can connect is as follows.
TCP/IP connection: up to 16
UDP/IP connection: up to 32

The following is an example setup on a network. Check the details of the setup items in "Setup Items"
"4 Setup Items" (page 26)
PLC1
Network No.1
Network No.2
(MELSECNET/H)
PLC2
(PC No.6) Network No.3

(MELSECNET/10)
PLC3
(PC No.8)
Serial
Communication
(I/O No.32) (Station No.15)
Communication settings
IP Address Port No.

Display 192.168.1.1 1025
[Individual Device Settings] dialog box
Request Request
External
destination destination
Device to IP Address*1 Port No.*2 Network No. PC No.
module module
Access
I/O No. Station No.
PLC1 192.168.1.2 1025 0 255 1023 0
PLC2 192.168.1.2 1026 2 6 1023 0
PLC3 192.168.1.2 1027 3 8 32 15
*1 Set the IP address of the relay station (PLC1).
*2 The defined port number must be opened on the relay station (PLC1).

• n:1 Connection
• The maximum number of Displays you can connect is as follows.

iQ-R series
CPU unit's Ethernet port: 16
RJ71EN71: 64
iQ-F series: 8

2 External Device Selection
Select the External Device to be connected to the Display.
Setup Items Setup Description

Number of Devices/ Enter an integer from 1 to 4 to define the number of Devices/PLCs to connect to the
PLCs display.
Select the manufacturer of the External Device to connect. Select "Mitsubishi Electric
Manufacturer
Corporation".
Select the External Device model (series) and the connection method. Select "iQ-R/F
Ethernet(SLMP Client)".
Series In System configuration, make sure the External Device you are connecting is supported by
"iQ-R/F Ethernet(SLMP Client)".
 "1 System Configuration" (page 3)
Port Select the Display port to be connected to the External Device.
Check this option to synchronize the system data area of the Display and the device
(memory) of the External Device. When synchronized, you can use the External Device's
ladder program to switch the display or display the window on the Display.
Cf. GP-Pro EX Reference Manual "LS Area (Direct Access Method Area)"
Use System Area
This feature can also be set in GP-Pro EX or in the Display's offline mode.
Cf. GP-Pro EX Reference Manual "System Settings [Display Unit] - [System
Area] Settings Guide"
Cf. Maintenance/Troubleshooting Guide "Main Unit - System Area Settings"

3 Communication Settings
This section provides examples of communication settings recommended by Pro-face for the Display and the
External Device.
3.1 Setting Example 1

 Settings of GP-Pro EX
 Communication Settings
To display the setup screen, from the [Project] menu, point to [System Settings] and select [Device/PLC].
 Device Setting
To display the [Individual Device Settings] dialog box, from [Device-Specific Settings] in the [Device/PLC]
window, select the External Device and click [Settings] .
To connect multiple External Devices, from [Device-Specific Settings] in the [Device/PLC] window, click
[Add Device] to add another External Device.
[Basic] tab [Other Station Access] tab

[Remote Password] tab [Labels] tab
 Notes
• Check with a network administrator about IP address. Do not set the duplicate IP address.
• Set IP address on the External Device address in the [Individual Device Settings] dialog box.
• You need to set IP address on the Display in the offline mode of the Display.

 External Device Settings

Use the programming software MELSOFT GX Works3 to set up communication settings on the External
Device.
For details on communication settings, please refer to the manual for the External Device.
1 Start the programming software.

2 Open the [Module Parameter] window for the target CPU.
3 From the [Basic Settings], set up the following in [Own Node Settings].

IP Address 192.168.3.39
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Enable/Disable Online Change Enable All(SLMP)
Communication Data Code Binary
Opening Method Do Not Open by Program
4 From [External Device Configuration], click [Detailed Setting] and the [Ethernet Configuration] window opens.
5 From the [Module List] window’s [Ethernet Device (General)] area, select [SLMP Connection Module] and drag
and drop to the settings screen.
6 In the settings screen’s [SLMP Connection Module], set up the following.

Protocol UDP
PLC Port No. 1025
Existence Confirmation UDP
7 To save the settings, in the [Module Parameter] window click [Apply].

8 The project is saved and sent to the External Device.
Make sure the [Module Parameter] check box is selected.
9 Either turn the External Device power OFF/ON, or reset the External Device, to verify the changes.
 Notes


 Device Setting

 Notes


Device.


IP Address 192.168.3.39

Protocol TCP
PLC Port No. 1025
Existence Confirmation KeepAlive(Default)

 Notes


 Device Setting

 Notes


Device.

2 From the navigation window's [Module Information], open the [Port 1 Module Parameter] window for the target
link I/F.

IP Address 192.168.3.40
Communications by Network No./
Disable
Station No.

Protocol UDP
PLC Port No. 1025
Existence Confirmation UDP

 Notes


 Device Setting

 Notes


Device.

2 From the navigation window's [Module Information], open the [Port 1 Module Parameter] window for the target
link I/F.

IP Address 192.168.3.40
Communications by Network No./
Disable
Station No.

Protocol TCP
PLC Port No. 1025
Existence Confirmation KeepAlive(Default)

 Notes


 Device Setting

 Notes


Device.


IP Address 192.168.3.250

Protocol UDP
PLC Port No. 1025
Sensor/Device IP Address 192.168.3.10 (Display’s IP Address)

 Notes


 Device Setting

 Notes


Device.


IP Address 192.168.3.250

Protocol TCP
PLC Port No. 1025

 Notes

4 Setup Items
Set up the Display's communication settings in GP-Pro EX or in the Display's offline mode.
The setting of each parameter must match that of the External Device.
"3 Communication Settings" (page 8)
• Set the Display's IP address in offline mode.
Cf. Maintenance/Troubleshooting Guide "Ethernet Settings"
4.1 Setup Items in GP-Pro EX

 Communication Settings

Enter a port number of the External Device, using 1025 to 65535.
Check into [Auto], and a port number is set automatically.
Port No.
• [Auto] option is available to set only when you select "Ethernet (TCP)" in [Connecting
Method].
Use an integer from 1 to 127 to enter the time (s) for which Display waits for the response
Timeout
from External Device.
In case of no response from the External Device, use an integer from 0 to 255 to enter how
Retry
many times the Display retransmits the command.
Use an integer from 0 to 255 to enter standby time (ms) for the Display from receiving
Wait To Send
packets to transmitting next commands.
• Refer to the GP-Pro EX Reference Manual for Indirect Device.
Cf. GP-Pro EX Reference Manual "Changing the Device/PLC at Runtime (Indirect

Device)"

 Device Setting
 [Basic] tab

Series Select a model of the External Device.
Set IP address of the External Device.
IP Address
• Check with a network administrator about IP address. Do not set the duplicate IP
address.
Port No. Use an integer from 1025 to 65535 to enter the port No. of the External Device.

 Other Station Access] tab

Set up this property when you communicate via the network. Use an integer from 0 to 239
Network No. or 254 to define the Network No. of the associated External Device. If communication is
not done via a network, enter 0.
PC No. or 125 to 126 to define the PC No. of the associated External Device. If communication is
I/O No. to define the I/O No. of the associated External Device. If communication is not done via a
network, enter 1023.
Station No. Enter the station number of the External Device, from 0 to 31.
 [Remote Password] tab

Enable Remote
To use a remote password, select the check box and enter the remote password.
Password

 [Labels] tab

Select The check box when using the label data (Symbol Address), and select the label data
Use Label Data to be used.
 "5.3 MELSEC iQ-R Series (Label)" (page 36)
• When iQ-F series is selected, you cannot select Use Label Data.
• When GP-4100 series is selected, you cannot select Use Label Data.

4.2 Setup Items in Offline Mode
• Refer to the Maintenance/Troubleshooting guide for information on how to enter offline mode
or about the operation.
Cf. Maintenance/Troubleshooting Guide "Offline Mode"
 Communication Settings
To display the setting screen, touch [Device/PLC Settings] from [Peripheral Settings] in offline mode. Touch
the External Device you want to set from the list that appears.

Set the Port No. of the display.
In UDP connection, entered port No. will be assigned regardless of whether you select
[Fixed] or [Auto].
Port No.
In TCP connection, select either of [Fixed] or [Auto]. When you select [Fixed], use an
integer from 1025 to 65535 to enter the port No. of the display. When you select [Auto], the
port No. will be automatically assigned regardless of the entered value.
Use an integer from 1 to 127 to enter the time (s) for which Display waits for the response
Timeout
from External Device.
In case of no response from the External Device, use an integer from 0 to 255 to enter how
Retry
many times the Display retransmits the command.
Use an integer from 0 to 255 to enter standby time (ms) for the Display from receiving
Wait To Send
packets to transmitting next commands.

 Device Setting
To display the setting screen, touch [Device/PLC Settings] from [Peripheral Settings]. Touch the External
Device you want to set from the displayed list, and touch [Device].

Select the External Device to set. Device/PLC name is the title of the External Device set
Device/PLC Name
with GP-Pro EX. (Initial value [PLC1])
Series Display a model of the External Device.
Set IP addresses used by the External Device.
IP Address
• Check with a network administrator about IP address. Do not set the duplicate IP
address.
Port No. Use an integer from 1025 to 65535 to enter the port No. of the External Device.
Network No. or 254 to define the Network No. of the associated External Device. If communication is
PC No. or 125 to 126 to define the PC No. of the associated External Device. If communication is
I/O No. to define the I/O No. of the associated External Device. If communication is not done via a
network, enter 1023.
Station No. Enter the station number of the External Device, from 0 to 31.
Set whether or not to use the Remote Password.
Remote Password
Enter the Remote Password when using this feature.

5 Supported Devices
The following table shows the range of supported device addresses. Please note that the actual supported
range of the devices varies depending on the External Device to be used. Please check the actual range in the
manual of your External Device.
5.1 MELSEC iQ-R Series
: This address can be specified as system data area.
32
Device Bit Address Word Address Remarks
bits
*1
Input Relay X0000 - X2FFF X0000 - X2FF0
Output Relay Y0000 - Y2FFF Y0000 - Y2FF0 *2
Internal Relay M00000000 - M99999999 M00000000 - M99999984

Special Relay SM0000 - SM4095 SM0000 - SM4080
Latch Relay L00000 - L32767 L000000 - L32752
Annunciator F00000 - F32767 F00000 - F32752
Edge Relay V00000 - V32767 V00000 - V32752
Link Relay B0000000 - B9A61FFF B0000000 - B9A61FF0
Special Link Relay SB0000000 - SB9A61FFF SB0000000 - SB9A61FF0
Timer (Contact) TS0000000 - TS8993439 -
Timer (Coil) TC0000000 - TC8993439 -
Retentive Timer 
SS0000000 - SS8993439 -
(Contact)
Retentive Timer (Coil) SC0000000 - SC8993439 -
Counter (Contact) CS0000000 - CS8993439 -
Counter (Coil) CC0000000 - CC8993439 -
Timer (Current Value) - TN0000000 - TN8993439
Retentive Timer 
- SN0000000 - SN8993439
(Current value)
Long Timer  L_TN0000000 -
-
(Current Value) L_TN2529407
Long Retentive Timer  L_SN0000000 -
-
(Current value) L_SN2529407
Counter (Current Value) - CN0000000 - CN8993439
Long Counter  L_CN0000000 -
-
(Current Value) L_CN4761215
Data Register - D00000000 - D10117631
Special Register - SD0000 - SD4095
Link Register - W000000 - W9A61FF
Special Link Register - SW000000 - SW9A61FF
*3
Link Input J001-X0000 - J255-X3FFF J001-X0000 - J255-X3FF0

32
bits
*3
Link Output J001-Y0000 - J255-Y3FFF J001-Y0000 - J255-Y3FF0
*3
Link Relay J001-B0000 - J255-B7FFF J001-B0000 - J255-B7FF0
J001-SB0000 - J001-SB0000 - *3
Link Special Relay
J255-SB1FFF J255-SB1FF0
J001-W00000 - *3
Link Register -
J255-W1FFFF
*3
Link Special Register - J001-SW000 - J255-SW1FF
U000-G00000000 - *4
Module Access Device -
U1FF-G99999999
CPU Buffer Memory U3E0-G00000000 - *5
-
Access Device U3E3-G99999999
CPU Buffer Memory
U3E0-HG00000 - *5
(Periodic Communica- -
U3E3-HG12287
tion Area)
File Register (Normal) - R00000 - R32767
File Register
(Block switching is not - ZR00000000 - ZR10027007
necessary)
- 0R00000 - 0R32767
- 1R00000 - 1R32767
File Register - 2R00000 - 2R32767
(0R - 31R) : :
- 30R00000 - 30R32767
- 31R00000 - 31R32767
*1 If the CPU is R00CPU/R01CPU/R02CPU, the bit address is "X0000 - X1FFF" and the word address is "X0000
- X1FF0".
*2 If the CPU is R00CPU/R01CPU/R02CPU, the bit address is "Y0000 - Y1FFF" and the word address is "Y0000
- Y1FF0".
*3 Link direct device to access the network link module's internal memory. The first three digits of the address is
the network number (1-255).
*4 Device for accessing SLMP compatible devices, as well as the intelligent function unit's buffer memory.
The first three digits of the address specifies the intelligent module's starting I/O number.
*5 Device that can access CPU buffer memory. The first three digits of the address specifies the CPU number:
3E0H: CPU No.1
3E1H: CPU No.2
3E2H: CPU No.3
3E3H: CPU No.4
• Please refer to the GP-Pro EX Reference Manual for system data area.
• Refer to the precautions on manual notation for icons in the table.
 "Manual Symbols and Terminology"

5.2 MELSEC iQ-R Series (when communicating via the network)
32
bits
*1
Input Relay X0000 - X2FFF X0000 - X2FF0
*2
Output Relay Y0000 - Y2FFF Y0000 - Y2FF0
*3
Latch Relay L00000 - L32767 L00000 - L32752
Edge Relay V00000 - V32767 V00000 - V32752
*3
Link Relay B000000 - BFFFFFF B000000 - BFFFFF0
Special Link Relay SB000000 - SBFFFFFF SB000000 - SBFFFFF0 *3
*3
Timer (Coil) TC000000 - TC999999 - *3
Retentive Timer  *3
SS000000 - SS999999 -
(Contact)
Retentive Timer (Coil) SC000000 - SC999999 - *3
Counter (Contact) CS000000 - CS999999 - *3
*3
Timer (Current Value) - TN000000 - TN999999 *3
Retentive Timer  *3
- SN000000 - SN999999
(Current value)
Counter (Current Value) - CN000000 - CN999999 *3
Data Register - D000000 - D999999 *3

Link Register - W000000 - W9A61FF
Special Link Register - SW000000 - SW9A61FF
*4
Link Input J001-X0000 - J255-X3FFF J001-X0000 - J255-X3FF0
*4
Link Output J001-Y0000 - J255-Y3FFF J001-Y0000 - J255-Y3FF0
Link Relay J001-B0000 - J255-B7FFF J001-B0000 - J255-B7FF0 *4
*4
Link Special Relay J001-SB0000 - J255-SB1FFF J001-SB0000 - J255-SB1FF0
*4
Link Register - J001-W00000 - J255-W1FFFF
*4
Link Special Register - J001-SW000 - J255-SW1FF
CPU Buffer Memory U3E0-G000000 - *5
-
Access Device U3E3-G999999
CPU Buffer Memory
U3E0-HG00000 - *5
(Periodic Communica- -
U3E3-HG12287
tion Area)

32
bits
File Register (Normal) - R00000 - R32767
File Register
(Block switching is not - ZR00000000 - ZR10027007
necessary)
- 0R00000 - 0R32767
- 1R00000 - 1R32767
File Register - 2R00000 - 2R32767

(0R - 31R) : :
- 30R00000 - 30R32767
- 31R00000 - 31R32767
*1 If the CPU is R00CPU/R01CPU/R02CPU, the bit address is "X0000 - X1FFF" and the word address is "X0000
- X1FF0".
*2 If the CPU is R00CPU/R01CPU/R02CPU, the bit address is "Y0000 - Y1FFF" and the word address is "Y0000
- Y1FF0".
*3 Device range is limited.
*4 Link direct device to access the network link module's internal memory. The first three digits of the address is
the network number (1-255).
*5 Device that can access CPU buffer memory. The first three digits of the address specifies the CPU number:
3E0H: CPU No.1
3E1H: CPU No.2
3E2H: CPU No.3
3E3H: CPU No.4

5.3 MELSEC iQ-R Series (Label)
Data Type Bit Address Word Address 32bits Note

Single
<LABELNAME>
Tag
1D <LABELNAME>[xl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh]
*1 *2 *3
BOOL - -
2D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh,yh]
3D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl,zl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh,yh,zh]
Single <LABELNAME>.00 -
<LABELNAME>
Tag <LABELNAME>.15
1D <LABELNAME>[xl].00 - <LABELNAME>[xl] -
INT Array <LABELNAME>[xh].15 <LABELNAME>[xh]
*1 *2 *3
WORD 2D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl].00 - <LABELNAME>[xl,yl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh,yh].15 <LABELNAME>[xh,yh]
3D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl,zl].00 - <LABELNAME>[xl,yl,zl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh,yh,zh].15 <LABELNAME>[xh,yh,zh]
Single
<LABELNAME>
Tag
REAL Array <LABELNAME>[xh]
*1 *2 *3
- -
TIME 2D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl] -
Single <LABELNAME>.00 -
<LABELNAME>
Tag <LABELNAME>.31
1D <LABELNAME>[xl].00 - <LABELNAME>[xl] -
DINT Array <LABELNAME>[xh].31 <LABELNAME>[xh]
- *1 *2 *3
DWORD 2D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl].00 - <LABELNAME>[xl,yl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh,yh].31 <LABELNAME>[xh,yh]
3D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl,zl].00 - <LABELNAME>[xl,yl,zl] -
Array <LABELNAME>[xh,yh,zh].31 <LABELNAME>[xh,yh,zh]
Single
<LABELNAME>
Tag
Array <LABELNAME>[xh] *1 *2 *3
STRING - - *4
2D <LABELNAME>[xl,yl] -

Data Type Bit Address Word Address 32bits Note

C <LABELNAME>.C
- -
*5
TIMER S <LABELNAME>.S
N - <LABELNAME>.N
C <LABELNAME>.C
RETENTIVE - -
*5
S <LABELNAME>.S
TIMER
N - <LABELNAME>.N
C <LABELNAME>.C
- -
*5
COUNTER S <LABELNAME>.S
N - <LABELNAME>.N
C <LABELNAME>.C
-
*6
LTIMER S <LABELNAME>.S -
N - <LABELNAME>.N
C <LABELNAME>.C
LRETENTIVE -
*6
S <LABELNAME>.S -
TIMER
N - <LABELNAME>.N
C <LABELNAME>.C
-
*6
LCOUNTER S <LABELNAME>.S -
N - <LABELNAME>.N
*1 <LABELNAME>: For structures, the LABELNAME will include the structure name. The maximum number
of characters for the LABELNAME is 255, which includes the delimiter and address.
Example)
BOOL type single Label: "BOOLVAR"
BOOL array element: "BOOLARRAY[0012]"
INT type single Label: "INTVAR"
DINT type bit address: "DINTVAR.30"
REAL type 3D array: "REALARRAY[1,2,3]"
INT member of a structure ("TIMER"): "TIMERVAR.N"
STRING type variable: "MYSTRINGVAR"

The following input rules apply to LABELNAME and member names.
• Maximum of 255 single-byte characters.
• You can use alphanumeric characters (uppercase, lowercase), underscore, and double-byte characters (such as
kanji).
• The first character cannot be a number.
• You cannot start names with any of the following text:
LS, USR, SCR, PRT
• You cannot use ! " # $ % ' * & + , . / : ; < = > ? @ [ \ ] ^ ` { | } ~ and spaces.
• You cannot use data type keywords. ("WORD", "BOOL", "ARRAY", and so on)
• Label names are case-insensitive.
• You cannot use names reserved by IEC instructions. (*)
• You cannot use device names defined in MELSEC. (*)
• You cannot use function blocks or function names defined by the manufacturer or MELSEC instruction
names. (*)
* GP-Pro EX error check cannot identify these names. If you use these names, a communication error will
occur. Please refer to the External Device manual for names that are used.

*2 The number of elements in each dimension is displayed as l (minimum number of elements) to h (maximum
number of elements).
*3 Array element numbers defined on a label start from 0.
You can calculate the size of the array with the number of elements in each dimension.
Example)
Word array "Array [0 ...15, 0 ...14, 0 ...13]", evaluates to array size of 3360 (= 16 × 15 × 14).
The maximum size of each device is as follows.
BOOL, INT, WORD, TIMER, COUNTER, RETENTIVETIMER: 2147483648
DINT, DWORD, LTIMER, LCOUNTER, LRETENTIVETIMER, TIME: 1073741824
STRING: 2147483648 ÷ size of STRING device
*4 The STRING label defines the maximum number of characters (up to 255) in the data type settings.
*5 C (coil) and S (contact) are BOOL type devices. N (current value) is a WORD type device.
*6 C (coil) and S (contact) are BOOL type devices. N (current value) is a DWORD type device.
• When using the tag, it is necessary to import the label data (symbol address).
Please refer to the GP-Pro EX Reference Manual for import procedure.
Cf. GP-Pro EX Reference Manual "Using Device/PLC Tags"
• If the CPU is R00CPU/R01CPU/R02CPU, you cannot import label data (symbol

address).
• The tag import feature is supported in GP-Pro EX V3.01.000 or later (or in the case of
GP-4*01TM, V3.10.000 or later).

 Importing Label Data

1 In GP-Pro EX, open the [Individual Device Settings] dialog box, and from the [Series] drop-down list, select "iQ-
R".
2 From the [Labels] tab, select the [Use Label Data] check box.
3 Click [New] to open the [Label List] window.

4 Click [Import].
5 From the [Select File] field, click [Browse..], and then select the CSV file.
• Generate the label data using the programming software (MELSOFT GX Works 3).
Labels you can import into GP-Pro EX include "Global Label File", "User Defined Data
Structure File" and "Module-Defined Data Strucuture File".
• Place in the same folder, the label data you want to import.
In GP-Pro EX, when you select [Global Label File] as the label data to import,
imported data includes "User Defined Data Structure File" and "Module-Defined Data
File" in the same folder.

6 Check the labels to import, and click [OK].

5.4 MELSEC iQ-F Series
32
bits
*1
Input Relay X0000 - X1777 X0000 - X1760
Output Relay Y0000 - Y1777 Y0000 - Y1760 *1

Latch Relay L00000 - L32767 L000000 - L32752
Step Relay S0000 - S4095 S0000 - S4080
Link Relay B0000 - B7FFF B0000 - B7FF0
Special Link Relay SB0000 - SB7FFF SB0000 - SB7FF0
Timer (Coil) TC0000 - TC1023 -
Retentive Timer (Contact) SS0000 - SS1023 -
Retentive Timer (Coil) SC0000 - SC1023 -
Counter (Contact) CS0000 - CS1023 -
Long Counter (Contact) L_CS0000 - L_CS1023 -
Long Counter (Coil) L_CC0000 - L_CC1023 -
Timer (Current Value) - TN0000 - TN1023
Retentive Timer 
- SN0000 - SN1023
(Current value)
Counter (Current Value) - CN0000 - CN1023
Long Counter 
- L_CN0000 - L_CN1023
(Current Value)
Data Register - D0000 - D7999
Link Register - W0000 - W7FFF
Special Link Register - SW0000 - SW7FFF
U000-G00000 - *2
Module Access Device -
U1FF-G65535
File Register - R00000 - R32767
*1 Define the word address in increments of 20 (octal).
Example: X0000, X0020, X0040...X1760
*2 Device for accessing SLMP compatible devices, as well as the intelligent function unit's buffer memory.
The first three digits of the address specifies the intelligent module's starting I/O number.

6 Device Code and Address Code
Use device code and address code when you select "Device Type & Address" for the address type in data
displays.
• When using the label, the device code and address code can not be used.
6.1 MELSEC iQ-R Series

Device Code
Device Device Name Address Code
(HEX)
X 0x0080
1/X 0x0180
Input Relay 2/X 0x0280 Word Address  0x10
3/X 0x0380
4/X 0x0480
Y 0x0081
1/Y 0x0181
Output Relay 2/Y 0x0281 Word Address  0x10
3/Y 0x0381
4/Y 0x0481
M 0x0082
1/M 0x0182
Internal Relay 2/M 0x0282 Word Address  16
3/M 0x0382
4/M 0x0482
SM 0x0083
1/SM 0x0183
Special Relay 2/SM 0x0283 Word Address  16
3/SM 0x0383
4/SM 0x0483
L 0x0084
1/L 0x0184
Latch Relay 2/L 0x0284 Word Address  16
3/L 0x0384
4/L 0x0484
F 0x0085
1/F 0x0185
Annunciator 2/F 0x0285 Word Address  16
3/F 0x0385
4/F 0x0485

Device Code
(HEX)
V 0x0086
1/V 0x0186
Edge Relay 2/V 0x0286 Word Address  16
3/V 0x0386
4/V 0x0486
B 0x0088
1/B 0x0188
Link Relay 2/B 0x0288 Word Address  0x10
3/B 0x0388
4/B 0x0488
SB 0x0089
1/SB 0x0189
Special Link Relay 2/SB 0x0289 Word Address  0x10
3/SB 0x0389
4/SB 0x0489
TN 0x0060
1/TN 0x0160
Timer (Current Value) 2/TN 0x0260 Word Address
3/TN 0x0360
4/TN 0x0460
SN 0x0062
1/SN 0x0162
Retentive Timer 
2/SN 0x0262 Word Address
(Current Value)
3/SN 0x0362
4/SN 0x0462
L_TN 0x0063
1/L_TN 0x0163
Long Timer (Current Value) 2/L_TN 0x0263 Word Address
3/L_TN 0x0363
4/L_TN 0x0463
L_SN 0x0064
1/L_SN 0x0164
Long Retentive Timer 
2/L_SN 0x0264 Word Address
(Current Value)
3/L_SN 0x0364
4/L_SN 0x0464
CN 0x0061
1/CN 0x0161
Counter (Current Value) 2/CN 0x0261 Word Address
3/CN 0x0361
4/CN 0x0461

Device Code
(HEX)
L_CN 0x0065
1/L_CN 0x0165
Long Counter (Current Value) 2/L_CN 0x0265 Word Address
3/L_CN 0x0365
4/L_CN 0x0465
D 0x0000
1/D 0x0100
Data Register 2/D 0x0200 Word Address
3/D 0x0300
4/D 0x0400
SD 0x0001
1/SD 0x0101
Special Register 2/SD 0x0201 Word Address
3/SD 0x0301
4/SD 0x0401
W 0x0002
1/W 0x0102
Link Register 2/W 0x0202 Word Address
3/W 0x0302
4/W 0x0402
SW 0x0003
1/SW 0x0103
Special Link Register 2/SW 0x0203 Word Address
3/SW 0x0303
4/SW 0x0403
Link Input Jn-X 0x0170 - 0xFF70 Word Address  0x10*1
Link Output Jn-Y 0x0171 - 0xFF71 Word Address  0x10*1
Link Relay Jn-B 0x0172 - 0xFF72 Word Address  0x10*1
Link Special Relay Jn-SB 0x0173 - 0xFF73 Word Address  0x10*1
Link Register Jn-W 0x0174 - 0xFF74 Word Address*1
Link Special Register Jn-SW 0x0175 - 0xFF75 Word Address*1
Module Access Device U000-G - U1FF-G 0x0076 - 0x1F76 Word Address*2
CPU Buffer Memory Access U3En-G 0x3E76 Word Address
CPU Buffer Memory (Periodic) U3En-HG 0x3E78 Word Address
R 0x000F
1/R 0x010F
File Register (Normal) 2/R 0x020F Word Address
3/R 0x030F
4/R 0x040F

Device Code
(HEX)
ZR 0x000E
1/ZR 0x010E
File Register (Block switching
2/ZR 0x020E Word Address
is not necessary)
3/ZR 0x030E
4/ZR 0x040E
0R 0x0010
1/0R 0x0110
2/0R 0x0210 Word Address
3/0R 0x0310
4/0R 0x0410
1R 0x0011
1/1R 0x0111
3/1R 0x0311
4/1R 0x0411
2R 0x0012
1/2R 0x0112
3/2R 0x0312
4/2R 0x0412
File Register
: :
(0R - 31R)
29R 0x002D
1/29R 0x012D
2/29R 0x022D Word Address
3/29R 0x032D
4/29R 0x042D
30R 0x002E
1/30R 0x012E
2/30R 0x022E Word Address
3/30R 0x032E
4/30R 0x042E
31R 0x002F
1/31R 0x012F
2/31R 0x022F Word Address
3/31R 0x032F
4/31R 0x042F
*1 Network number is defined in the device code's high byte.
*2 Specify the Device Name with the Device Code (HEX) and the value in bits 28 to 31 for the address number.
For example, for U1FF-G, the device code is "0x1F76", and bits 28 to 31 in the address part is set to "F".

6.2 MELSEC iQ-F Series

Device Code
(HEX)
Input Relay X 0x0080 Word Address  20 (octal)
Output Relay Y 0x0081 Word Address  20 (octal)
Internal Relay M 0x0082 Word Address  16
Special Relay SM 0x0083 Word Address  16
Latch Relay L 0x0084 Word Address  16
Annunciator F 0x0085 Word Address  16
Step Relay S 0x0087 Word Address  16
Link Relay B 0x0088 Word Address  0x10
Special Link Relay SB 0x0089 Word Address  0x10
Timer (Current Value) TN 0x0060 Word Address
Retentive Timer 
SN 0x0062 Word Address
(Current Value)
Counter (Current Value) CN 0x0061 Word Address
Long Counter (Current Value) L_CN 0x0065 Word Address
Data Register D 0x0000 Word Address
Special Register SD 0x0001 Word Address
Link Register W 0x0002 Word Address
Special Link Register SW 0x0003 Word Address
Module Access Device U000-G - U1FF-G 0x0076 - 0x1F76 Word Address*1
File Register R 0x000F Word Address
*1 Specify the Device Name with the Device Code (HEX) and the value in bits 28 to 31 for the address number.
For example, for U1FF-G, the device code is "0x1F76", and bits 28 to 31 in the address part is set to "F".

7 Error Messages
Error messages are displayed on the Display screen as follows: "No.: Device Name: Error Message (Error
Occurrence Area)". Each description is shown below.
Item Description
No. Error No.
Name of the External Device where error occurs. Device name is a title of the External
Device Name
Device set with GP-Pro EX. (Initial value [PLC1])
Error Message Displays messages related to the error which occurs.
Displays IP address or device address of the External Device where error occurs, or error
codes received from the External Device.
Error Occurrence Area

• IP address is displayed such as "IP address(Decimal): MAC address( Hex)".
• Device address is diplayed such as "Address: Device address".
• Received error codes are displayed such as "Decimal[Hex]".
Display Examples of Error Messages

"RHAA035: PLC1: Error has been responded for device write command (Error Code: 2 [02H])"
• Refer to your External Device manual for details on received error codes.
• Refer to "Display-related errors" in "Maintenance/Troubleshooting Guide" for details on the
error messages common to the driver.
Error Messages Unique to External Device

Message ID Error Message Description
(Node Name): The specified password is incorrect Unable to unlock because the
RHxx133
(Error Code:[(Hex)]). password is incorrect.
RHxx134 (Node Name): Remote Password: Illegal Format. Invalid password format.
• If an error related to Remote Password occurs, communication stops, regardless of the Retry
setting. Reset the Remote Password in either GP-Pro EX or the offline screen.

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2 External Device Selection

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 2

Series CPU Link I/F SIO Type Setting Example

Ethernet (UDP) Setting Example 5 (page 20)

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 3

• The maximum number of External Devices you can connect is as follows.

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 4

(PC No.6) Network No.3

IP Address Port No.

[Individual Device Settings] dialog box

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 5

• The maximum number of Displays you can connect is as follows.

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 6

2 External Device Selection

Select the External Device to be connected to the Display.

Setup Items Setup Description

Cf. Maintenance/Troubleshooting Guide "Main Unit - System Area Settings"

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 7

3.1 Setting Example 1

[Basic] tab [Other Station Access] tab

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 8

[Remote Password] tab [Labels] tab

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 9

 External Device Settings

1 Start the programming software.

Setup Items Setup Description

Setup Items Setup Description

7 To save the settings, in the [Module Parameter] window click [Apply].

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3.2 Setting Example 2

[Basic] tab [Other Station Access] tab

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 11

[Remote Password] tab [Labels] tab

GP-Pro EX Connection Manual 12

 External Device Settings

1 Start the programming software.

Setup Items Setup Description

Setup Items Setup Description

7 To save the settings, in the [Module Parameter] window click [Apply].

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3.3 Setting Example 3

[Basic] tab [Other Station Access] tab

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[Remote Password] tab [Labels] tab

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 External Device Settings

1 Start the programming software.

Setup Items Setup Description

Setup Items Setup Description

7 To save the settings, in the [Module Parameter] window click [Apply].

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3.4 Setting Example 4

[Basic] tab [Other Station Access] tab

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[Remote Password] tab [Labels] tab

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 External Device Settings