Amano PIX-3000x Series, Manual

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PIX-3000x Options Manual
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction ......................................................1
External View ............................................................................. 1
Materials Required ..................................................................... 1
Chapter 2: Signal Output....................................................3
About Signal Output ................................................................... 3
Installation .................................................................................. 3
Chapter 3: Master and Slave Function..............................5
PIX Master Output...................................................................... 5
Jumpers and Connections ......................................................... 6
Terminal Block Wiring ................................................................ 7
Master/Slave and Signal Output PCB Installation...................... 8
Chapter 4: Programming ....................................................9
Setting Signal Program .............................................................. 9
Signaling Time Duration........................................................... 10
Operation For Symbol Program Data Send And Receive ........ 10
Chapter 5: PIXCOMW........................................................13
Introduction .............................................................................. 13
Network Topology .................................................................... 13
PIX Operation........................................................................... 14
PIX RS485 Hardware Specifications........................................ 14
PIXCOMW Communication Specifications............................... 15
Data Format ............................................................................. 16
Checksum (BCC) ..................................................................... 17
Error Detection ......................................................................... 17
Software Operation .................................................................. 17