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FC5A
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ANUAL
FC9Y
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B1273
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Digital
Output
Data
Image
(ODI)
*
Device
Address
represents
the
offset
from
the
Device
Address
designated
in
the
RUNA
or
STPA
instruction
dialog
box.
Device
Address
Data
Format
AS
‐
Interface
Master
Module
1
AS
‐
Interface
Master
Module
2
*
7
(DO3)
6
(DO2)
5
(DO1)
4
(DO0)
3
(DO3)
2
(DO2)
1
(DO1)
0
(DO0)
M1620
+0
(low
byte)
Slave
1(A)
(Slave
0)
M1630
+0
(high
byte)
Slave
3(A)
Slave
2(A)
M1640
+1
(low
byte)
Slave
5(A)
Slave
4(A)
M1650
+1
(high
byte)
Slave
7(A)
Slave
6(A)
M1660
+2
(low
byte)
Slave
9(A)
Slave
8(A)
M1670
+2
(high
byte)
Slave
11(A)
Slave
10(A)
M1680
+3
(low
byte)
Slave
13(A)
Slave
12(A)
M1690
+3
(high
byte)
Slave
15(A)
Slave
14(A)
M1700
+4
(low
byte)
Slave
17(A)
Slave
16(A)
M1710
+4
(high
byte)
Slave
19(A)
Slave
18(A)
M1720
+5
(low
byte)
Slave
21(A)
Slave
20(A)
M1730
+5
(high
byte)
Slave
23(A)
Slave
22(A)
M1740
+6
(low
byte)
Slave
25(A)
Slave
24(A)
M1750
+6
(high
byte)
Slave
27(A)
Slave
26(A)
M1760
+7
(low
byte)
Slave
29(A)
Slave
28(A)
M1770
+7
(high
byte)
Slave
31(A)
Slave
30(A)
M1780
+8
(low
byte)
Slave
1B
—
M1790
+8
(high
byte)
Slave
3B
Slave
2B
M1800
+9
(low
byte)
Slave
5B
Slave
4B
M1810
+9
(high
byte)
Slave
7B
Slave
6B
M1820
+10
(low
byte)
Slave
9B
Slave
8B
M1830
+10
(high
byte)
Slave
11B
Slave
10B
M1840
+11
(low
byte)
Slave
13B
Slave
12B
M1850
+11
(high
byte)
Slave
15B
Slave
14B
M1860
+12
(low
byte)
Slave
17B
Slave
16B
M1870
+12
(high
byte)
Slave
19B
Slave
18B
M1880
+13
(low
byte)
Slave
21B
Slave
20B
M1890
+13
(high
byte)
Slave
23B
Slave
22B
M1900
+14
(low
byte)
Slave
25B
Slave
24B
M1910
+14
(high
byte)
Slave
27B
Slave
26B
M1920
+15
(low
byte)
Slave
29B
Slave
28B
M1930
+15
(high
byte)
Slave
31B
Slave
30B
Immediately
after
power
up,
the
digital
I/O
data
of
standard
slaves
and
expansion
slaves
cannot
be
accessed.
Data
communication
between
the
CPU
module
and
the
connected
slaves
starts
when
special
internal
relay
M1945
(Normal_Operation_Active)
turns
on.
Make
sure
that
M1945
is
on
before
starting
to
access
the
slave
I/O
data.
Caution
Summary of Contents for MICROSmart FC5A Series
Page 1: ...FC5A SERIES FC9Y B1273 1 User s Manual Advanced Volume ...
Page 2: ......
Page 8: ...Preface 6 FC5A MicroSmart User s Manual FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 14: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS vi FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 52: ...4 DATA COMPARISON INSTRUCTIONS 4 10 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 72: ...5 Binary Arithmetic Instructions 5 20 FC5A MicroSmart User s Manual FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 88: ...7 SHIFT ROTATE INSTRUCTIONS 7 12 FC5A MicroSmart User s Manual FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 112: ...8 DATA CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS 8 24 FC5A MicroSmart User s Manual FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 138: ...11 PROGRAM BRANCHING INSTRUCTIONS 11 14 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 178: ...13 PULSE INSTRUCTIONS 13 32 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 202: ...14 PID INSTRUCTION 14 24 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 206: ...15 DUAL TEACHING TIMER INSTRUCTIONS 15 4 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 214: ...16 INTELLIGENT MODULE ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS 16 8 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 248: ...21 COMPUTER LINK COMMUNICATION 21 4 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 272: ...23 MODBUS TCP COMMUNICATION 23 10 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 332: ...25 EXPANSION RS232C RS485 COMMUNICATION 25 16 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...
Page 341: ...NOTE FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 1 ...
Page 342: ...NOTE 2 FC5A MICROSMART USER S MANUAL FC9Y B1273 ...