Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-R Series User Manual page 23

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Check the connection between the recorder module and the personal computer.
Connect the CPU module and the personal computer to check the IP address setting of the recorder module in the system
monitor of GX Works3.
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Check the READY LED and ERROR LED of the CPU module and the ERR LED of the recorder module.
If an error occurs, check the error descriptions by using the diagnostic function of GX Works3 and clear the error.
15.
Switch the CPU module to RUN.
The P RUN LED of the CPU module turns ON.
The program runs and recording starts.
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Make sure that the recording function is running properly.
Whether the recording function is running properly can be checked with 'In recording operation' (Un\G1501) of the recorder
module, recording monitor, or the status of the module LEDs (RUN LED and OPR LED).
For details on the buffer memory and recording monitor, refer to the following:
MELSEC iQ-R System Recorder User's Manual (Application)
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Satisfy a file saving trigger.
When the trigger is satisfied, the recording file is saved in the SD memory card inserted in the recorder module.
Information saved in a CPU module, such as errors occurred in each module or on networks, is also saved at
the same time as the recording file is saved.
18.
Read the recording file in GX Works3.
For details on reading recording files, refer to the following:
GX Works3 Operating Manual
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Check the recording result on the offline monitor of GX Works3.
For details on the offline monitor, refer to the following:
GX Works3 Operating Manual
*1 The procedure is as follows:
 Make sure that the personal computer and the recorder module are connected with an Ethernet cable.
 Click [Windows System]  [Command Prompt] from Windows
 Enter "ping (IP address set for the recorder module)" in the command prompt. (Page 22 Parameter setting)
 Check the response from the recorder module the IP address of which is set in the command prompt.
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Start.
4 PROCEDURE FOR OPERATION
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4.1 Recording Function
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