Contents

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
CONDITIONS OF USE FOR THE PRODUCT
INTRODUCTION
CONTENTS
RELEVANT MANUALS
TERMS
GENERIC TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
1 OVERVIEW
- 1.1 About MELSOFT iQ Works
- 1.2 Features
2 SCREEN CONFIGURATION
- 2.1 Screen Configuration
3 OPERATING PROCEDURE OF MELSOFT Navigator
- 3.1 Procedure
- 3.2 Starting MELSOFT Navigator
- 3.3 Creating Workspaces
- 3.4 Creating System Configuration Diagram
  - System configuration to be created
  - Creating module configuration diagrams
  - Creating network configuration diagrams
  - Creating Ethernet configurations
  - Creating CC IE Field configurations
  - Creating CC-Link IEF Basic configurations
  - Creating CC-Link configurations
  - Creating AnyWireASLINK configurations
  - Creating CC-Link IE TSN configurations
- 3.5 Creating Projects
  - Creating new projects
  - Operating project
  - Allocating projects to controllers
- 3.6 Setting/Reflecting/Importing Parameters
  - Configuring parameters on the Input Detailed Configuration Information window
  - Configuring multiple CPU parameters
  - Reflecting parameters to projects
  - Importing parameters configured in each project
- 3.7 Checking Workspace
  - Checking system configuration
  - Checking power supply capacity and I/O points
- 3.8 Editing Projects
  - Editing projects
  - Utilizing existing projects (import)
- 3.9 Reading/Writing/Verifying Controller Data
- 3.10 Saving Workspaces
  - Settings for MELSOFT iQ AppPortal
- 3.11 Printing Workspaces
- 3.12 Closing Workspaces
- 3.13 Exiting MELSOFT Navigator
4 USING SYSTEM LABELS
- 4.1 Using System Label Ver.2
  - Registering system label Ver.2 in MELSOFT Navigator
  - Utilizing Existing Labels as System Label Ver.2
  - Changing devices of system label Ver.2
- 4.2 Using System Label Ver.1
  - Registering and Using System Label Ver.1 in MELSOFT Navigator
  - Utilizing Existing Labels as System Label Ver.1
  - Changing devices of system label Ver.1
- 4.3 Using System Labels on Other Personal Computer
- 4.4 Checking System Labels
5 CREATING SYSTEM BACKUP DATA
- 5.1 Setting Batch Read Password
- 5.2 Performing Batch Read Function
6 USING PROGRAM JUMP FUNCTION
- 6.1 Example of System Configuration
- 6.2 Program Jump Function
7 CSP+ FILE FOR MACHINE GENERATION FUNCTION
- 7.1 Creating a New CSP+ File for Machine
REVISIONS
TRADEMARKS

Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E User's Manual

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Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E Specification

The Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E, commonly known as the iQ Works, is an integrated engineering software suite designed to enhance the efficiency and productivity of automation system development. This software suite offers a cohesive environment for the programming, debugging, and maintenance of Mitsubishi Electric's automation products, including PLCs, HMIs, and motion controllers. It combines several individual software tools into a single package, enabling seamless project management across different stages of system development.

iQ Works supports a variety of programming languages, adhering to international standards such as IEC 61131-3, which ensures compatibility and flexibility in application development. The software is equipped with a user-friendly interface that facilitates intuitive navigation and operation, reducing the learning curve for engineers and technicians. It features advanced simulation capabilities that allow for virtual testing and validation of programs, significantly minimizing downtime during actual deployment.

The software suite includes GX Works3, GT Works3, MT Works2, and RT ToolBox3, each dedicated to different aspects of automation control, from PLC programming to HMI design, and robotic system management. iQ Works also integrates seamlessly with Mitsubishi's MELSEC iQ-R and iQ-F series PLCs, providing robust connectivity and data exchange functions for real-time system monitoring and control.

iQ Works is optimized for high-performance applications, offering extensive diagnostic tools and troubleshooting features to ensure operational reliability and efficiency. It supports comprehensive project documentation and version management, facilitating collaborative development and long-term maintenance. Overall, the Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E is a versatile and powerful solution tailored to meet the complex demands of modern industrial automation projects.

Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E F.A.Q.

How do I install Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E on my computer?

To install Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E, download the installation package from the official website, run the installer, and follow the on-screen instructions. Make sure your system meets the software requirements.

What should I do if the software crashes during startup?

Ensure that your system meets the minimum requirements. Check for any conflicting software and ensure that all necessary drivers are up to date. Try reinstalling the application if necessary.

How can I connect the software to a Mitsubishi PLC?

Use the appropriate communication cable to connect your computer to the PLC. Configure the communication settings in the software to match the PLC's settings.

Can I use the software for remote monitoring?

Yes, Mitsubishi Electric SW2DND IQWK E supports remote monitoring. Ensure that the network settings are correctly configured and that you have the necessary permissions.

What steps should I follow to update the software?

Check for updates through the software’s update feature or visit the official website. Download the latest version and follow the instructions for updating.

How do I back up my project files?

Regularly save your project files and use the export function to create backups. Store these backups in a secure location.

What should I do if I encounter error codes during operation?

Refer to the user manual for detailed information on error codes. Troubleshoot based on the suggested solutions or contact customer support if needed.