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Section
Introduction
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Introduction
The CompoBus/D Configurator (DeviceNet Configurator) is a software package
that allows the user to setup and maintain an OMRON multi-vendor Compo-
Bus/D network through user-friendly graphical displays.
The software is connected to the CompoBus/D network by installing an ISA
board or PCMCIA card in a dedicated personal computer with a Windows 95/98
or Windows NT operating system.
CompoBus/D Master Unit
CV Series: CVM1-DRM21-V1
C200H
j
Series: C200HW-DRM21-V1
j
: T-branch Tap or Multi-drop
Connector
(See explanation below.)
CompoBus/D
Configurator
(Personal
computer)
Remote
Input
Terminal
Remote
Input
Adapter*
Remote
Output
Terminal
Remote
Output
Adapter*
CompoBus/D
Master Unit
Inputs such
as switches
Inputs such as
switches
Outputs such
as solenoids
Outputs such
as solenoids
Temperature
Input
Terminal
Analog
Input
Terminal
Analog
Output
Terminal
Sensor
Terminal
I/O Link Unit
1 V to 5 V or
4 mA to 20 mA
1 V to 5 V or
4 mA to 20 mA
Switches with
Connectors
CQM1
Note Use the Remote Adapters in combination with Remote Terminals.
Settings must be made with the CompoBus/D Configurator in the following
cases.
1, 2, 3...
1. Two or more OMRON Master Units are mounted in a single PC
2. There are two or more OMRON Master Units in a network and one of the
following is true:
a) The Master Units have separate remote I/O communications.
(I/O communications with Slaves)
b) The Master Units communicate with each other through message com-
munications.
3. Remote I/O communications are carried out with I/O Words allocated by the
user.
4. Another company’s Slave is used which requires special parameter set-
tings.
5. An EDS file (a device definition file) is being used for another company’s
Slave.
Note
1. Do not use the CompoBus/D Configurator in a location with too much elec-
tromagnetic noise. In particular, it is possible for the personal computer to
run out-of-control when a PCMCIA Card is used and affected by noise,
although there won’t be any negative effects on the CompoBus/D network
even if noise causes the personal computer to run out-of-control.