NF EC1000SA, Instruction Manual

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4.5 Control Using External Control I/O Connector
EC1000SA 4-48
4.5 Control Using External Control I/O Connector
Digital signals that are input to the external control I/O connector can be used to control sequences and the
output on/off setting. (Detection cycle 2 ms)
The status of the EC1000SA can be monitored by reading the output signals from the external control
input/output connector. (Switching cycle 0.1 ms)
The sequence step synchronized output signals are output from the external control I/O connector.
See “3.3.4 External control I/O”.
After the external signal input level was changed, several tens of ms might be required for the controller to
execute a function as a maximum response time. “Output ON/OFF” additionally requires the similar time
for a response of a relay device. These response times may vary.
Table4-13 lists the functions of the connector various pins.
Table4-13. Functions of External Control I/O Connector
Pin No. Input/Output Function
1 Output
Outputs power source on/off status.
0 = Off, 1 = On.
2 Output
Outputs the output on/off status.
0 = Off, 1 = On.
3 Output
Outputs the limiter operation status.
0 = Not operating, 1 = Operating.
4 Output
Outputs the software busy status.
0 = Normal operation, 1 = Busy.
5 Output
Step synchronized output 0.
Outputs bit 0 of step synchronized output.
6 Output
Step synchronized output 1.
Outputs bit 1 of step synchronized output.
11 Input
Output off.
Sets output off when falling of input signal is detected.
12 Input
Output on.
Sets output on when falling of input signal is detected.
13 Input
Start sequence.
Starts sequence when falling of input signal is detected.
14 Input
Stop sequence.
Stops sequence when falling of input signal is detected.
15 Input
Hold sequence.
Holds (pauses) sequence when falling of input signal is detected.
16 Input
Sequence branch trigger 0.
Jumps to step specified by BRANCH0 when falling of input signal is
detected.
17 Input
Sequence branch trigger 1.
Jumps to step specified by BRANCH1 when falling of input signal is
detected.