Mitsubishi FX2N-64CL-M, User Manual

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FX2N-64CL-M CC-Link/LT Master Block Program Example 11
11-3
11.1 System Startup Procedure
Start
Install the FX
2N
-64CL-M, remote modules and power adapter / dedicated power supply to the control panel and machine.
Connect the FX
2N
-64CL-M, remote modules and power adapter / dedicated power supply with
cables, and connect terminal resistors at the ends of the trunk line.
Terminating CONFIG mode
Turn OFF the power to the power adapter or dedicated power supply, and then turn OFF the power to the main unit.
Set the DIP switch in the FX
2N
-64CL-M to the ONLINE mode.
Turn ON the power to the power adapter or dedicated power supply, and then turn ON the power to the main unit.
Confirming the operation based upon LEDs
FX
2N
-64CL-M
- Data link is normal: L RUN is lit.
- Data link is abnormal: L ERR. is lit or flickering.
- Setting is abnormal: The ERR. is lit.
Remote module
- Confirm remote station connection by checking buffer memory [BFM #0 (0h) to #3 (3h)] in the
FX
2N
-64CL-M.
- Confirm device operation using peripheral equipment for the PLC (with regard to monitorly and
forcing outputs ON and OFF).
Write a control program to the main unit.
Operate the system.
End
Set the transmission speed, point mode, station number, etc. of the FX
2N
-64CL-M and remote
modules using the DIP switches. (Set the FX
2N
-64CL-M to the CONFIG mode.)
Check the following items before turning the power ON.
-
Confirm the installation status of the FX
2N
-64CL-M, remote modules and power adapter / dedicated power supply.
- Confirm the supply voltage input to the power adapter or dedicated power supply.
- Confirm that the RUN/STOP switch for the main unit is set to STOP.
- Confirm that the same station number is not used in two or more remote modules.
Executing CONFIG mode
Turn ON the power to the power adapter or dedicated power supply, and then turn ON the power to the main unit.
(Specify reserved stations and edit the detailed remote station information here if necessary.)
Refer to
Section 5.
Refer to
Section 6.
Refer to
Sections 1
and 7.
Refer to
Section 8.
Refer to
Sections 10
and 12.
Refer to
Section 11.