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Repeat these steps for any ladder that might be showing afterwards and then open the ladder that you want to use with the emulator and AdvancedHMI and follow the settings from pdf file (com0com or any other driver has to be setup prior to doing this). RSS file already showing then click "HLT" button to halt it and then on the "File" menu click "Close". This is what I would suggest you do: open RSLogix Emulate 500 and if there is a ladder or. If you were using it before then those previous ladders are probably still active in the emulator and might be taking Station # 1. One thing you have to make sure is that RSLogix Emulator 500 is only running 1 ladder at the time. The instructions in pdf file are correct, but since ports are paired up you can alternate beetwen them (example would be if you set the emulator "Channel 0 Data Highway Settings" to Com1 then you have to set AdvancedHMI port to Com2 and vice versa). Prior to installing this program, check the computer Device Manager and it will show what ports are already installed on a computer. My computer doesn't have any physical Com ports and that's why I could do it like this. This com0com program installed paired ports as Com5 and Com6 but I renamed them to Com1 and Com2 on this same screen, since RSLogix Emulate 500 doesn't seem to support any ports above Com4.
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Here is a screen of free com0com program as I set it up on my computer (instead of using the Eltima software driver from pdf file since it only has 14-day trial available). I just tried 3.98f and it works while 3.98t didn't (failed to get processor type). The SLC (DH485) Emulator Driver should now appear available in RSLinx to configure.Vitor seems to be correct. Double click on the DLL to open the Edit String dialog. Right click on EMU500 and select New->String Value. Enter SLC 500 (DH485) Emulator driver under Value Data. Double click on the Description to open the Edit String dialog. The name of the key should be Description. Enter 2 under Value Data and select Hexadecimal under Base.

Double click on the Flags to open the Edit DWORD (32-bit) Value dialog. Right click on EMU500 and select New->DWORD (32-bit) Value. Enter 13 under Value Data and select Hexadecimal under Base. Double click on the DriverID to open the Edit DWORD (32-bit) Value dialog. Right click on EMU500 again from the left-hand side and select New->DWORD (32-bit) Value. Enter 0 under Value Data and select Hexadecimal under Base. Double click on the AutoLoad to open the Edit DWORD (32-bit) Value dialog.

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Right Click on Loadable Drivers and select New->Key and name the key EMU500 Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SOFTWARE->Wow6432Node->Rockwell Software->RSLinx->Loadable Drivers. Open the Registry Editor (Start->Enter regedit in the open field).
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Essentially a manual patch to create the needed registry key (the driver DLL turns out to be installed already). It has allowed me to get the emulator to show up in RSLinx 2.59 running Win 7 圆4 Pro. I received the following from RA support. If necessary, I may go back to RSLinx 2.57 to get it back, since the drivers I gained going to 2.59 are of no use on that PC anyhow. I will worry about it tomorrow when I get back to work. In doing that, I may have broken the Emulate driver, and it didn't fix the crashing problem (blowing away the harmony files fixed the crashing problem). A week or two ago, I had problems with RSLinx crashing very frequently, so I updated it from 2.57 to 2.59. I remember installing Emulate, Logix, Linx and others a few months ago on my new Win7 machine, and I thought I tested everything, and maybe I did. I was able to figure out what I needed using alternate methods. It's not a deal breaker, just something I noticed today when I was trying to analyze some code from a machine that was unavailable for real testing. That may be the case, but I have slept since then The first time time I installed Emulate 500 in '06 on my old XP box, and the recent time a couple of months ago, I don't recall the "EMU" driver being a separate installation or optional within the RSLinx/Emulate installation. It is not available in the drop down list when I configure drivers.
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I did not install it outside of the normal installation of Emulate 500 and RSLinx. Is the driver NOT available in Linx OR did you not install it?
