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Appendix B. Change of unit area allocation 

This section describes the differences in unit area allocation in C200HS and CS1. Refer to related manuals for details.

 

Item 

C200HS 

CS1 

Description 

I/O allocation 

Basic I/O 

"Free location and fixed word allocation"  "Free location and free word allocation" 

Change the word and bit addresses 
used in the program. 

For CS1, it is necessary to 
register the I/O table.     

 

I/O allocation 

Special I/O 

 

IR 100 to IR 199 
(10 words allocated for each Unit No.) 
DM 1000 to DM 1999 
(100 words allocated for each Unit No.) 

CIO 2000 to CIO 2199 
(10 words allocated for each Unit No.) 
D20000 to D21999 
(100 words allocated for each Unit No.) 
Change the word and bit addresses 
used in the program. 

Refer to the 

CS1G/H-

CPU□□H CS Series 

Programmable Controllers 
OPERATION MANUAL

 (Cat. 

No. W339) for details on I/O 
allocation. 

I/O allocation 

Group-2 
High-density I/O 

IR 030 to IR 049 
(2 or 4 words allocated for each I/O 
word) 

The allocation is decided in the same 
way as Basic I/O Units depending on 
the installed position (rack and slot). 
Change the word and bit addresses 
used in the program. 

 

Special Relay Area 
(SR) 
 
Auxiliary Relay Area 
(AR) 

SR 236 to SR 255 
SR 256 to SR 299 

 

AR 00 to AR 27

 

(1) Auxiliary Area and bits 
Change the word and bit addresses 
used in the program. 
(2) Condition flags and clock pulses 
Change the arithmetic flags in the 
program to the condition flags. Clock 
pulses are specified using global 
symbols, such as "P_0.1ms" and 
"P_1ms". 

In CS1, operation flags and 
condition flags are specified 
by labels. 

PLC Link Words 

SR 247 to SR 250 
(in SR Area) 

CIO 0247 to CIO 0250 
A442 

 

Link Relay Area   
(LR) 

LR 00 to LR 63 

CIO 1000 to CIO 1199 
Change the word and bit addresses 
used in the program 

 

SYSMAC BUS Area 

IR 050 to IR 099 

CIO 3000 to CIO 3049 
Change the word and bit addresses 
used in the program   

 

Optical I/O Unit and 
I/O Terminal Area 

IR 200 to IR 231 

CIO 3100 to CIO 3131 

 

Error Log Area 

DM 6000 to DM 6030 
 
 

A100 to A199 

Change the program if the 
Error Log Area is read in the 
program. 

Temporary Relay Area

 

(TR) 

TR 00 to TR 07 

TR 00 to TR 15 

 

Holding Relay Area 
(HR) 

HR 00 to HR 99 

H 000 to H 511 

 

Work Area (WR) 

IR 030 to IR 235 
IR 300 to IR 511 

CIO 1200 to CIO 1499 
CIO 3800 to CIO 6143 
W000 to W511 

 

Appendix C. Change in PLC Settings 

Functions which can be configured in the PLC Setup differ between C200HS and CS1. 
Although the DM Area (DM 6600 to DM 6655) is allocated for the PLC Setup in C200HS, CS1 does not use the DM Area for the 
PLC Setup; the settings are changed from the CX-Programmer or a Programming Console.   

Item 

C200HS 

CS1 

Description 

PLC Setup 

Always uses the DM Area (DM 6600 to 
DM 6655).   

Uses dedicated area for PLC Setup 
(there is no address for setting by 
users). 

Refer to related manuals for 
details. 

Appendix D. Change of execution timing etc. 

Item 

C200HS 

CS1 

Description 

Interrupt execution 
method and execution 
timing 

Write interrupt programs in subroutines.  Write interrupt programs in interrupt 

tasks. 

In CS1, interrupt tasks are 
executed even when an 
instruction is being executed 
or I/O is being refreshed. 

Cycle time 

-   

The cycle time is shortened with CS1. 
If the system operation is affected by 
cycle time, check the operation after 
conversion. 

To keep the same cycle time 
as C200HS, set Minimum 
Cycle Time in the PLC Setup. 

Read Protection 
function 

FUN49 

Use password protection function of the 
CX-Programmer. 

 

Summary of Contents for C200HS Series

Page 1: ...Programmable Controller C200HS series Replacement Guide From C200HS to CS1 C200HS CPU0 C C200HS CPU2 C200HS CPU3 CS1G CPU42H CS1G CPU43H P070 E1 0...

Page 2: ...and reminders please read and understand the important precautions and reminders described on the manuals of PLCs both of PLC used in the existing system and PLC you will use to replace the existing...

Page 3: ...CS1D CPU S CS1W SCU V1 CS1W SCB V1 CJ1H CPU H R CJ1G H CPU H CJ1G CPU P CJ1M G CPU CJ1W SCU V1 CP1H X CP1H XA CP1H Y NSJ B CS CJ CP NSJ Series Communications Commands REFERENCE MANUAL W341 CQM1H PRO0...

Page 4: ...MANUAL W124 C200H TS001 002 101 102 C200H Temperature Sensor Units OPERATION MANUAL W127 C200H AD001 DA001 C200H Analog I O Units OPERATION GUIDE W229 C200H AD002 DA002 C200H Analog I O Units OPERATI...

Page 5: ...J Series Ethernet Units OPERATION MANUAL Construction of Networks W421 CS1W ETN21 CJ1W ETN21 100Base TX CS CJ Series Ethernet Units OPERATION MANUAL Construction of Applications W456 CS1W CRM21 CJ1W C...

Page 6: ...L W347 C200HW DRT21 CQM1 DRT21 DRT1 DeviceNet Slaves OPERATION MANUAL W135 C200H LK401 C500 LK009 V1 C Series PC Link SYSTEM MANUAL Support Software Man No Model Manual W463 CXONE AL C V4 CXONE AL D V...

Page 7: ...MEMO...

Page 8: ...e non complying Product provided that in no event shall Omron be responsible for warranty repair indemnity or any other claims or expenses regarding the Products unless Omron s analysis confirms that...

Page 9: ...es shall not be responsible for the user s programming of a programmable Product or any consequence thereof Performance Data Data presented in Omron Company websites catalogs and other materials is pr...

Page 10: ...Reading data from C200HS 11 5 Converting the program for CS1 13 6 Writing data to CS1 15 7 Appendix 17 Appendix A Instructions converted by Change Model on CX Programmer 17 Appendix B Change of unit a...

Page 11: ...200HS Preparing Units Prepare the units programming software and connecting cables 5 Converting the program for CS1 Continue to actual replacement work Start 2 Actual replacement work Take the followi...

Page 12: ...k Conversion Adapter Data Sheet 3 Using Conversion Cables for C200H High density I O Units Replace C200H ID215 with CS1W ID231 and connect CS1W ID231 using the same connecting cables used for C200H ID...

Page 13: ...f replacement using C200H I O Terminal Block Conversion Adapter Wired terminal block of C200H series Basic I O Unit to be replaced CS1 series Basic I O Unit C200H I O Terminal Block Conversion Adapter...

Page 14: ...nnected device operates correctly ON voltage 14 4 VDC min 15 4 VDC min Make sure that the connected device operates correctly OFF voltage 5 VDC max 5 VDC max ON response time 2 5 ms max 15 ms max swit...

Page 15: ...sponse time 0 6 ms max 1 ms max Make sure that the connected device operates correctly No of circuits 8 points common x 4 circuits 32 outputs 16 points common x 2 circuits 32 outputs The number of cir...

Page 16: ...ng on the ladder program capacity CPU Unit mounting Host Link Unit C200HS CPU21 23 31 33 Built in Host Link port Power Supply Unit For C200HS CPU01 01 C 21 31 C200HW PA204 AC Power Supply Unit To use...

Page 17: ...it name C200H series Unit CS1 series Unit Description Power Supply Unit C200H PS221 C200H PS221 C Complying with EC Directive C200HW PA204 AC Power Supply Unit C200HW PA204C AC Power Supply Unit With...

Page 18: ...al Ring Controller Link Units Operation Manual Cat No W370 for details SYSMAC NET C200H SNT31 C200HS SNT32 SYSMAC NET None Controller Link Wired CS1W CLK23 Optical CS1W CLK13 53 SYSMAC NET cannot be u...

Page 19: ...AC C series Ladder Support Software C500 SF610 V6 5 inches C500 SF410 V6 3 5 inches CX Programmer CX One CXONE AL C V AL D V CX Programmer Ver3 0 or higher SYSMAC Support Software cannot be used with...

Page 20: ...rammer WS02 CXPC V Connecting Cable CQM1 CIF02 C200HS PC CX Programmer Connecting Cable CQM1 CIF02 Connector for programming device 1 Connect C200HS and a PC using a connecting cable 2 Start up the CX...

Page 21: ...Menu Click the OK Button to start transfer 6 Transfer the PLC memory data Data Memory Select Edit Memory from the PLC Menu Scroll and select all the areas Click the Transfer from PLC Button to start t...

Page 22: ...rted The Output Window shows the conversion results Double click an error shown on the Output Window to jump to the corresponding section of the ladder program Some instructions cannot be converted Mo...

Page 23: ...area allocation and modify the ladder program 6 The PLC settings of C200HS are partly different from those of CS1 Refer to Appendix C Change in PLC settings and change the PLC settings 7 Select Compi...

Page 24: ...ble CS1W CN226 626 CS1 PC CX Programmer Connecting Cable CS1W CN226 626 Peripheral port on CPU Unit 1 Connect CS1 with a PC 2 Start the CX Programmer and open the converted program file for CS1 3 Go o...

Page 25: ...ry from the PLC Menu to display the below dialog box Select the PLC memory Data Memory Area D and Holding Area HR and click the Transfer to PLC Button to start transfer 6 Select Work Online from the P...

Page 26: ...EC 39 B 596 Same as C200HS Same ADD 30 B 404 Same as C200HS Same ADDL 54 BL 405 Same as C200HS Same SUB 31 B 414 Same as C200HS Same SUBL 55 BL 415 Same as C200HS Same MUL 32 B 424 Same as C200HS Same...

Page 27: ...247 to CIO 0250 A442 Link Relay Area LR LR 00 to LR 63 CIO 1000 to CIO 1199 Change the word and bit addresses used in the program SYSMAC BUS Area IR 050 to IR 099 CIO 3000 to CIO 3049 Change the word...

Page 28: ...mon x 2 circuits 3 Input circuit specifications Input impedance 5 6 k 3 9 k ON voltage 14 4 VDC 15 4 VDC 4 Internal current consumption 5 VDC 130 mA 150 mA 24 VDC 4 1 mA Connector 32 inputs Special I...

Page 29: ...block 16 inputs IA122V Complying with EC Directive 100 to 120 VAC 10 mA 100 to 120 VDC 1 5 mA Terminal block 16 inputs C200H IA222 IA222V CS1W IA211 200 VAC Input Unit with terminal block for 16 input...

Page 30: ...s Used relay 3 Internal current consumption 5 VDC 10 mA 100 mA 26 VDC 75 mA 48 mA 250 VAC 24 VDC 2 A Terminal block 8 outputs independent contacts 250 VAC 120 VDC 2 A Terminal block 8 outputs independ...

Page 31: ...3 Output circuit specifications Output capacity 2 1 A point 5 2 A Unit 0 5 A point 8 A Unit Residual voltage 1 4 V 1 5 V ON response time 0 2 ms 0 5 ms OFF response time 0 3 ms 1 0 ms 4 Internal curr...

Page 32: ...H OD218 CS1W OD231 Transistor Output Unit with connector for 32 outputs 1 No of circuits 32 points common x 1 circuit 16 points common x 2 circuits 2 Output circuit specifications Output voltage range...

Page 33: ...ulse width 10 ms Residual voltage 1 2 VAC 50 to 1200 mA 1 5 VAC 10 to 50 mA 5 VAC OFF response time 1 2 of load frequency or less 1 2 of load frequency 1 ms or less 3 Internal current consumption 5 VD...

Page 34: ...6 inputs and 16 outputs The CS Series does not have the same type of Unit Use this Unit with CS1 or use CS1W MD261 or CS1W MD561 instead 12 VDC 16 inputs 12 VDC 16 outputs Sinking Connector Special I...

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