Question
Can I connect an NJ-series Controller to an NSJ-series Controller via Ethernet or a serial port?
Answer
Yes, you can use either an Ethernet or a serial connection to connect these two Controllers. To use an Ethernet connection, use the EtherNet/IP port. The NSJ-Controller must have an Ethernet port, e.g., it must have the following model number: NSJ5-[ ]Q11-[ ][ ][ ]. To use a serial connection, you need to install a Serial Communications Unit in the NJ-series Controller. The area you can access is limited to the memory used for CJ-series Units.
 On an NJ-series Controller, I used a variable with a TIME data type to register the timer set value for a TON instruction and other timer instructions. I want to change the set value from an NS-series Programmable Terminal, but it does not support variables with a TIME data type. How should I set the timer?
On an NJ-series Controller, I used a variable with a TIME data type to register the timer set value for a TON instruction and other timer instructions. I want to change the set value from an NS-series Programmable Terminal, but it does not support variables with a TIME data type. How should I set the timer?
                 Is there a limit to the number of user-defined function blocks and user-defined functions that I can create in an NJ-series Controller?
Is there a limit to the number of user-defined function blocks and user-defined functions that I can create in an NJ-series Controller?
                 There are two ways to register as a user for the Sysmac Studio: by mailing the user registration post card or by using online registration. Should I use both?
There are two ways to register as a user for the Sysmac Studio: by mailing the user registration post card or by using online registration. Should I use both?