#Portal prosoft software#
#Portal prosoft download#

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#Portal prosoft software#

You need to mirror these transfers in the setup of the Prosoft.Voted as one of the best HRMS vendors by the Human Resource community, Unit4 has accumulated deep knowledge in developing and providing human resource software solutions and services. Open the X1 in device view and populate it with the data transfers you want (32 in, 16 out, whatever) from the hardware catalogue. Pull the X1 into your hardware configuration and wire it up. You should now find a folder which lists separate X1 and X2 devices. Search the catalogue for the PN/PN coupler using its order no. It's under 'manage device descriptions' or 'manage device files' or something like that.) You would need to load the same GSD into the Prosoft software. (I don't have TIA in front of me at the moment.

#Portal prosoft download#

Instead, go to the Siemens website and download the GSD file for the v4.2 coupler.

In your Devices and Networks, don't pull in the double-sided v4.2 PN/PN coupler which is in the catalogue by default. If you want to avoid the double-sided thing and have only X1 in your hardware configuration, then do the following:

You might try to use this and load the generated file into your Prosoft. In the device view of the double-sided thing, there is an option in the Properties tab to export the GSD file. This is new (to me) and has the side effect of complaining if you assign the PN/PN coupler different names from the X1 and X2 sides. By this I mean a version of the PN/PN coupler in the Devices and Networks view that shows both X1 and X2. Your error message suggests that the device has been assigned a different Profinet device name on the X2 side. Has the PN/PN coupler been assigned its Profinet name and IP address? On both ports? Can you ping it from both sides? Does it show up with the correct name and address if you look for it in TIA Portal under Online/List accessible devices? That's described below.Д«ut first, 1 Profinet name and IP addresses My first thought was that the new double-sided PN/PN coupler option in Devices and Networks might be your problem. I got to set up a PN/PN coupler a week or two ago. Please click 'report' on spam Related sub-reddits: (*) At mods' discretion, certain self-promotion submissions from people who contribute to this sub in other ways may be allowed and tagged with the 'Self-promo' flair

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