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Software Setting of I/O Allocations
Section 6-7
Note
There are no changes in the I/O configuration information when you replace a
Dummy Unit with a SmartSlice I/O Unit. You also do not have to change the
ladder programming.
6-7-1
Starting in Software I/O Allocation Mode
On the DIP switch, turn OFF pin 1 (REGS), turn ON pin 2 (I/O), and then turn
ON or reset the Unit power supply. The CompoNet Communications Unit will
start in Software I/O Allocation Mode and you can download the Software Set-
ting Table.
Note
(1) If pin 1 and pin 2 are ON when you turn ON the Unit power supply, the MS
indicator will flash in red to show an error. The operation will stop.
(2) If you turn ON pin 1 in Software I/O Allocation Mode, the TS indicator will
come ON in red for 2 seconds to show an error. The operation will contin-
ue.
(3) If you start in Software I/O Allocation Mode and there is no correct Reg-
istration Table in the CompoNet Communications Unit, there will be a
Registration Table Logic Error. The MS indicator will flash in red and I/O
operation will stop. If that occurs, make the Software Setting Table, down-
load it, and turn ON or reset the Unit power supply.
(4) The unit numbers include unit numbers for Dummy Units.
#1
#2
#3
#4
#63
#64
#1
#2
#3
#4
#63
#64
CompoNet
Communi-
cations Unit
CompoNet
Communi-
cations Unit
End Unit
End Unit
4-point
Output
Unit
4-point
Input
Unit
4-point
Input
Unit
4-point
Output
Unit
4-point
Output
Unit
4-point
Input
Unit
4-point
Output
Unit
4-point
Input
Unit
4-point
Input
Unit
4-point
Output
Unit
4-point
Output
Unit
4-point
Input
Unit
* You make the ladder programming for this configuration.
You use Dummy Units to set the maximum
I/O configuration.
You replace Dummy Units with Slice I/O Units as the Slice I/O Units become necessary.
Summary of Contents for GRT1-CRT - 05-2008
Page 1: ...CompoNet Communications Unit Cat No W476 E1 01 SmartSlice GRT1 CRT OPERATION MANUAL ...
Page 2: ...SmartSlice GRT1 CRT CompoNet Communications Unit Operation Manual Produced May 2008 ...
Page 3: ...iv ...
Page 17: ...About this Manual xviii ...
Page 28: ...9 Specifications Section 1 4 1 4 3 Dimensions 12 23 1 25 1 61 2 69 7 58 3 8 4 3 mm ...
Page 29: ...10 Specifications Section 1 4 ...
Page 39: ...20 Switches Section 2 3 ...
Page 47: ...28 Installing the Turnback Units Section 3 2 ...
Page 99: ...80 Last Maintenance Date Section 6 12 ...
Page 113: ...94 Performance of Message Communications Section 8 2 ...
Page 127: ...108 Other Error Causes and Error Procedures Section 9 3 ...
Page 141: ...122 Power Consumption and Weight Tables Appendix D ...
Page 143: ...124 Total I O Current Consumption Table Appendix E ...
Page 147: ...128 Index ...
Page 149: ...130 Revision History ...