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Introduction

All Maple Systems HMIs programmed with EBPro (EasyBuilder Pro), including every cMT X Series and cMT Series model, are compatible with Mitsubishi Q00/Q00UJ/Q01/QJ71. Configure your Controller and HMI/cMT with the following parameters to establish reliable communication.

Supported Series: Mitsubishi Q series PLC with QJ71C24 communication module, Q00, Q00J, Q00UJ, Q01, Q02H, Q06H, Q12H, Q25H, Q12PH, Q25PH CPU port.

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HMI Settings

ParametersRecommendedOptionsNotes
PLC typeMitsubishi Q00/Q00UJ/Q01/QJ71
PLC I/FRS232RS485 2W/4W, RS232
Baud rate96009600~115200
Data bits8
ParityOdd
Stop bits1
PLC sta. no.0
Online simulatorYes
Extend address modeNO

PLC Settings

Q00, Q01 CPU Port Setting

  1. In GX Developer “PLC data list” click [PLC parameter].
  2. In “PLC parameter” go to [Serial] page.
  3. Select [Use serial communication].
  4. Set [Transmission speed] to 9600~115200.
  5. Select [Sum check].
  6. Set [Transmission wait time] to 10ms.
  7. Permit [RUN write setting].
  8. Click [End] to close the dialog.
  9. Write the PLC Parameter to PLC.
  10. Reset PLC, the parameter will be actived.
GX Developer project tree for Q00 with the Parameter folder expanded and PLC parameter highlighted.
Qn(H) Parameter dialog showing the Serial tab with Use serial communication checked, transmission speed 19.2Kbps, Sum check enabled, transmission wait time 10ms, and RUN write Permit selected.

QJ71 Setting

Q parameter setting dialog on the I/O assignment tab, showing slot 1 assigned to the QJ71C24 Intelligent module with the Select button highlighted.
Module selection dialog with module type set to Serial Communication/Modem Interface Module and QJ71C24 selected in the module name dropdown.
Switch SettingNo set QJ71C24 dialog showing CH1 transmission settings: Data Bit 8, Parity Odd, Stop Bit 1, Sum Check Code Exist, communication rate 9600bps, and MC protocol Type5 with station number 0.

Device Address

Bit/WordDevice TypeFormatRangeMemo
BXHHHH0 ~ 1fffInput Relay
BYHHHH0 ~ 1fffOutput Relay
BMDDDDD0 ~ 61439Internal Relay
BLDDDDD0 ~ 32767Latch Relay
BFDDDDD0 ~ 32767Annunciator
BVDDDDD0 ~ 32767Edge Relay
BBHHHH0 ~ efffLink Relay
BTCDDDD0 ~ 2047Timer Coil
BSSDDDDD0 ~ 25471Retentive Timer Contact
BSCDDDDD0 ~ 25471Retentive Timer Coil
BCSDDDDD0 ~ 25471Counter Contact
BCCDDDDD0 ~ 25471Counter Coil
BSBHHH0 ~ 7ffSpecial Link Relay
BSDDDD0 ~ 8191Step Relay
BDXHHHH0 ~ 1fffDirect Input
BDYHHHH0 ~ 1fffDirect Output
BTSDDDD0 ~ 2047Timer Contact
BSMDDDD0 ~ 2047
BD_BitDDDDDDDh0 ~ 4212735f
BW_BitHHHHh0 ~ 2ffff
BZR_BitHHHHHh0 ~ fe7fff
BZR_Dec_BitDDDDDDDh0 ~ 1042431f
WWHHHH0 ~ 2fffLink Register
WTNDDDD0 ~ 2047Timer Current Value
WSNDDDD0 ~ 2047Retentive Timer Current Value
WCNDDDD0 ~ 1023Counter Current Value
WRFFDDDDD0 ~ 3132767File Register (FF: File No. 0~31) (DDDDD: 0~32767)
WSWHHH0 ~ 7ffSpecial Link Register
WZDD0 ~ 19Index Register
WZRHHHHH0 ~ fe7a5File Register
WZR_decimal_addrDDDDDDD0 ~ 1042341
WDDDDDDDD0 ~ 4212735Data Register
WSDDDDD0 ~ 2047
WSerial_NoD0 ~ 7
WProduct_NoD0 ~ 7

Wiring Diagrams

NOTE: The serial port pin assignments may vary between HMI models.

Diagram 1: RS-485 4W: QJ71C24 CH.2 RS422 Terminal

HMIDirectionPLC
Pin assignmentsQJ71C24 CH.2
RS422 Terminal
Rx-↔ (bidirectional)SDB
RX+↔ (bidirectional)SDA
Tx-↔ (bidirectional)RDB
Tx+↔ (bidirectional)RDA
GND↔ (bidirectional)GND

Diagram 2: RS-232: QJ71C24 CH.2 RS232

HMIDirectionPLC
Pin assignmentsRS232
9P D-Sub
Male
Rx↔ (bidirectional)TXD-3
Tx↔ (bidirectional)RXD-2
GND↔ (bidirectional)GND-5
↕︎ (tie)DCD-1
DTR-4
DSR-6

↕︎ (tie)RTS-7
CTS-8

Diagram 3: RS-232: 6P Mini-DIN: Q00, Q01 CPU Port

The following is the view from the soldering point of a connector.

6-pin Mini-DIN connector viewed from the soldering point, showing pin positions 1 through 6 arranged in a circular pattern.
HMIDirectionPLC
Pin assignmentsRS232
6P Mini-Din
Male
Rx↔ (bidirectional)1
Tx↔ (bidirectional)2
GND↔ (bidirectional)4

Diagram 4: RS-232: 6P Mini-DIN: Q00UJ CPU Port

The following is the view from the soldering point of a connector.

6-pin Mini-DIN connector viewed from the soldering point, showing pin positions 1 through 6 arranged in a circular pattern.
HMIDirectionPLC
Pin assignmentsRS232
6P Mini-DIN
Male
Rx↔ (bidirectional)1
Tx↔ (bidirectional)2
GND↔ (bidirectional)4
↕︎ (tie)5
6