Connect TagFirst to your Mitsubishi PLC, map the D registers you care about, and get live viewing, data logging and traceability — without writing any code.
If your line runs on a Mitsubishi PLC, TagFirst gives you a configurable SCADA layer for data logging, live viewing and traceability — no custom development. Point it at the PLC, map your registers, and deploy a runnable package to the shop-floor PC.
TagFirst-Solo (Phase 1) connects to the most common Mitsubishi families using D register addressing over TCP/IP or serial.
| Series | Addressing | Connection |
|---|---|---|
| Q Series | D register | TCP/IP, Serial |
| FX Series | D register | TCP/IP, Serial |
| iQ-R Series | D register | TCP/IP, Serial |
In the configurator you enter the PLC's IP address (or serial port), then map the data registers you want to read and write. TagFirst supports INT, DINT, REAL, BOOL and STRING data types, auto-calculates addresses, and lets you upload a tag list straight from Excel. BOOL bits are auto-expanded with SPARE fill so your bit-packed status words map cleanly.
Once tags are mapped, configure what gets logged and when. TagFirst writes to Microsoft SQL Server, auto-creating tables from your configuration. Add string and numeric validation (prefix, exact, suffix, within, range), duplicate checks against the local database, and multi-station verification that confirms a part passed the previous operation before this one saves.
Every package is version-stamped and dongle-locked. Learn more about the no-code approach, or see all supported hardware.
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