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Mitsubishi MachineMetrics Setup

The Mitsubishi adapter works out of the box — enter the control's IP address and it collects execution, program, tool, spindle, feed, position and alarm data with no script.

Step 1: Navigate to Machine Settings​

  1. Log into MachineMetrics
  2. Go to Assets → Machines
  3. Click Add Machine

Step 2: Enter Machine Details​

Fill in machine information:

  • Machine Name: (e.g., "Miyano BNE-51SY")
  • Make: Mitsubishi or Miyano
  • Model: (e.g., "M700V", "BNE-51SY")
  • Edge Device: Select your Edge device

Step 3: Select Adapter Type​

Choose the appropriate adapter:

Control SeriesAdapter to Select
M70 / M80 / M800 SeriesMitsubishi M70
M700 SeriesMitsubishi M700

Note: For Citizen machines, see the Citizen Connectivity Guide.

Step 4: Enter Connection Details​

Connection address: <IP address>

Examples:

  • Mitsubishi M700: 192.168.1.100
  • Mitsubishi M70: 192.168.1.100
  • Mitsubishi M80: 192.168.1.100

Note: The Mitsubishi adapter always uses port 683. No port specification is required in the connection address.

Step 5: Test Connection​

  1. Click Test Connection
  2. Wait for connection verification
  3. If successful, click Save
  4. If failed, verify:
    • IP address is correct
    • Port number is correct
    • Machine is powered on
    • Network connectivity exists (try pinging machine)

Adapter Configuration​

Basic Configuration​

The Mitsubishi adapters typically work out-of-the-box with default settings. No adapter script required for basic data collection.

Default Data Items Collected:

  • Execution state
  • Program name/number
  • Tool number
  • Spindle speed and load
  • Feed rate
  • Axis positions
  • Alarms

Part Counting Configuration​

Part counting on Mitsubishi machines can use:

1. M-Code Trigger

  • Add M-code to end of program
  • Triggers part count increment
  • Example: Add M30 or custom M-code

2. Signal-Based Counting

  • Monitor machine signals
  • Configure trigger based on machine output

Configuration in MachineMetrics:

  1. Go to Machine Settings → Data Rules
  2. Use Select Part Count Metric to choose the counter source (see Data Rules)

Advanced Configuration (Optional)​

For advanced data collection, you can add a Transform Adapter on top of the Mitsubishi adapter to:

  • Extract operation from program name
  • Calculate custom metrics
  • Filter or transform data
  • Add custom alarms

See Adapter Scripts for details.