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Chapter 2
Construction
Connection of PLC I/O Connector
To connect the system to the PLC, use the PLC I/O connector applicable for the I/O module of each manufacturer.
1.
Insert the PLC I/O connector into the input and output modules, respectively.
Turn off the power, and then insert the PLC input and output connectors all the way into the PLC (so
that the connectors cannot be disconnected).
If a connector is not inserted all the way, the connector may cause imperfect contact, and the system
may malfunction.
CAUTION
Output module
Input module
PLC output connector
PLC input connector
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Connect the PLC input connector to the input module of the PLC, and the PLC output
connector to the output module of the PLC.
● Be sure to check the manufacturer (model number) of the PLC, and confirm that the PLC
I/O connector is applicable for the PLC. For a detailed description, refer to pages 155 to
NOTE
2.
Using screws, fix the PLC input and output connectors to the PLC input and output modules.
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Screws
The MIL connectors (
SL-VS1 / VP1
,
SL-VS6 / VP6
,
and
SL-VS8 / VP8
) are designed for the I/O modules
manufactured by Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX
Co., Ltd., Hitachi, Ltd., Toshiba Machine Co., Ltd., or
Rockwell Automation Japan (Allen Bradley), and
these connectors do not have any screws. This is
because the PLC I/O modules manufactured by
these companies are equipped with the lock function.
Summary of Contents for S-LINK V
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Page 5: ...5 Before Using This System ...
Page 12: ...12 Before Using This System MEMO ...
Page 13: ...13 Chapter 1 Designing System ...
Page 35: ...35 Chapter 2 Wiring ...
Page 60: ...60 Chapter 2 MEMO ...
Page 61: ...61 Chapter 3 Starting System ...
Page 71: ...71 Chapter 4 Specifications ...
Page 161: ...161 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting ...
Page 169: ...169 Appendix ...
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