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Connecting to the RS-232C Port at the Host
Section 4-1
CS1 series CPU type : CS1G/H–CPU
Connect to the built–in RS–232C port of the CPU, or the RS–232C port of the com-
munication board. Note that the connection to a peripheral port must be made via
an RS–232C adapter (CS1W–CN118) specially designed for connecting to a pe-
ripheral port.
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PC system settings
When connecting to a CS1 series CPU, set the following communication condi-
tions for the PC system setting area. Since the settings shown below are the PC
default settings for the CPU, no change to the PC system setting is necessary as
long as the communication speed is maintained at 9600 bps.
Item
Setting at Host
Communication speed
Set the same speed as set at the NT31/NT31C(*1)
Stop bits
2 stop bits
Parity
Even
Data length
ASCII 7 bits
Unit No. for the host link
00
*1: Set the host link communications speed at 9600 bps or 19200 bps with the
memory switch at the NT31/NT31C. For details, refer to ”Settings the Host Link
Method” (page 176).
When the communication speed is set to 19200 bps., the PC system settings of
the CPU need to be changed.
Either set the PC system settings directly from a peripheral tool (programming
console), or transmit the PC system settings made at a peripheral tool (CX–Pro-
grammer) to the CPU.
For details on PC system settings, refer to the “SYSMAC CS1 Series Operation
Manual” (W339-E1-
When using the built–in RS–232C port of CS1G/H
Word #
Writing Value
Settings
160
8000
Host link mode, data length 7 bits,
2 stop bits, even parity
0000
Communication speed: 9600 bps.
161
0007
Communication speed: 19200 bps.
163
0000
Unit #00
When using the peripheral port of CS1G/H
Word #
Writing Value
Settings
144
8000
Host link mode, data length 7 bits,
2 stop bits, even parity
0000
Communication speed: 9600 bps.
145
0007
Communication speed: 19200 bps.
147
0000
Unit #00
Summary of Contents for NT31 Series
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