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@!"#$ 9&<=,!:>

It sets up or indicates the I/O assignment of 

S-LINK

 system.

Immediately after power supply or reset of computer, it indicates the setup condition of the I/O 
setting switches (I/O SET0 to 3) of “

3) Mode switch

” of “

3. Functional Description

.” 

When setting is done by a program, I/Os can be set in units of 16. Set all I/O setting switches to 
input (“0”: ON) to write in.

bit

Assignment

7

S-LINK

 address 112 to 127 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

6

S-LINK

 address 96 to 111 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

5

S-LINK

 address 80 to 95 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

4

S-LINK

 address 64 to 79 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

3

S-LINK

 address 48 to 63 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

2

S-LINK

 address 32 to 47 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

1

S-LINK

 address 16 to 31 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

0

S-LINK

 address 0 to 15 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

\!"#@$*+ ,&7  ^9  
_!"#\$*+ ,&7  &  

It is used for bank change-over of “

#!&!%

.”

First, write in the number (“00” to “03”) into “

\!"#@$*+ ,&7  ^9  

from the computer. Then, 1.4 to 21.4 ms later, control board changes over bank of “

#!&

!%

,” and writes in the changed bank number into “

_!"#\$*+ ,&7  -

sponse register

.”

Notes: 1)  In case a number other than “00 to 03” is written into “

\!"#@$*+ ,&7  ^9

register

,” it compulsorily changes over bank to “00.” 

 

2)  Do not read out / write in “

# !  & ! %

” until “

_ ! " # \$ *+  ,&7

response register

” has been changed over.

Z!"#_$=`  

It has the same operation as bit 6 of “

!"#$%

,” system set.

When a number other than “00” is written, the 

S-LINK

 system connection condition at that time is 

read.
It becomes “00” after reading.

j!"#Z$%  +

It has the same operation as bit 7 of “

!"#$%

\‡  +  + 

completion.
In case of sending different outputs to the same address, the former output data will be ignored 
if the next output data is written in before the former output data has been transmitted to the 

S-LINK

   †@ +  + ‡      

the output data has been transmitted to the 

S-LINK

 output unit.

When writing in a number other than “00” after writing in output data, it automatically becomes “00”
after the output data is transmitted to the 

S-LINK

 output unit. So, transmission error of output 

    +     ?   +  9  †!!‡    
the program.

Summary of Contents for SL-PC104

Page 1: ... Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX Co Ltd 2013 CMJE SLPC104 No 0037 84V INSTRUCTION MANUAL Sensor Wire saving Link System S LINK PC 104 Bus S LINK Control Board SL PC104 ...

Page 2: ...as been developed produced for industrial use only In case noise generating equipment switching regulator inverter motor etc is used in the vicinity of this product connect the frame ground F G terminal of the equipment to an actual ground Do not use the product in places where there is excessive vapor dust or corrosive gas or in a situation where the product could be exposed directly to water or ...

Page 3: ...k cinnector Main cable and power supply of the S LINK system are connected The S LINK system terminal block connector is connector type and it is possible to wire it after removing it from SL PC104 View from wiring side No 6 5 4 3 2 1 Description Output Input G D 0V 24V 0V 24V Remarks Black White Blue Brown External power supply input Terminal block connector MC1 5 6 ST 3 81 Made by Phoenix Contac...

Page 4: ... ON 1 OFF 0 With the above setting I O address 0300H to 031FH is occupied Notes 1 I O addresses are set in binary number 2 In SL PC104 Q ZQ _ Z j z ZQ _ 9 8 4 2 8 1 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 0 I O ADDRESS HML 1 H M L j 9 9 Z 9 Make sure that there is no overlap with the I O addresses of the other boards being used Example of I O address 0300H L M H ...

Page 5: ... I O points 32 64 96 128 SA0 OFF ON OFF ON SA1 OFF OFF ON ON I O setting switch I O SET Address ON OFF 0 0 to 31 Input output 1 32 to 63 2 64 to 95 3 96 to 127 9 9 9 Q 4 System set button S LINK units Later it is possible to check ER4 using the present condition as the basis 5 Transmission indicator Green It blinks when communicating I O data with S LINK units Transmission blinking No transmission...

Page 6: ...k change over response register 00 01 02 03 S LINK input output units initial value Address where ER4 occurs S LINK unit connec tion address Control board prod uct information version etc HML 1 0 Flag HML 1 1 Number of connected S LINK units First address of units where ER4 occurs HML 1 2 I O setup of S LINK HML 1 3 Unused 00 HML 1 4 9 9 HML 1 5 9 9 HML 1 6 System set HML 1 7 Frame check HML 1 8 N...

Page 7: ... is read out in each bit In case of output write in 0 Output OFF or 1 Output ON in each bit Notes 1 Output is saved until you overwrite with the next output data 2 In case output data is written into a unit address which has been set as an input the written data is ignored and new input data is set after 1 4 to 10 7ms 7 8 Control board product information version number etc is registered in ASCII ...

Page 8: ... DC or the PC 104 bus side power supply computer power supply after fault bit R W Assignment 7 R W Output data communication completed with 0 after writing in 1 6 R W System set 1 Read condition of S LINK unit connection 5 Unusable 0 4 R Condition of S LINK system communication 1 Communicating 3 R ER4 1 Wire disconnection or abnormal I O unit 2 R ER3 1 Abnormal voltage level between D and G 1 Unus...

Page 9: ...e number 00 to 03 into 7 9 from the computer Then 1 4 to 21 4 ms later control board changes over bank of and writes in the changed bank number into _ 7 sponse register Notes 1 In case a number other than 00 to 03 is written into 7 9 register it compulsorily changes over bank to 00 2 Do not read out write in until _ 7 response register has been changed over Z _ It has the same operation as bit 6 o...

Page 10: ...e system address length setting switches SA0 and SA1 of 3 Mode switch of 3 Functional Description One of the numerical values 32 64 96 or 128 is indicated x x z x x Booster SL BS1A s connection and operation conditions are indicated SL BS1A address Connection address Operation stop address bit Assignment bit Assignment 0 0 ON 1 Connected OFF 0 Not connected 0 ON 1 Stop abnormal OFF 0 Operating 1 1...

Page 11: ...PLE PROGRAM H11 12 1 PT H300 I O Address 0300H to 031FH OUT PT H12 H1 Set 0 to 15 Output 16 to 127 Input OUT PT H14 0 Bank change over request register 0 WHILE INP PT H15 0 Wait for bank change over response register 0 WEND OUT PT 0 HFF 0 to 7 Output ON OUT PT 1 HFF 8 to 15 Output ON FOR I 0 TO 15 Read out and display ON OFF condition Rof 0 to 127 DT INP PT I PRINT INPUT OUTPUT DATA I RIGHT 0 HEX ...

Page 12: ...10ms cycle and 1μs pulse width Common 1 000Vp 10ms cycle 1μs pulse width with noise simulator Voltage withstand ability Note 5 1 000V AC for one min between external terminals and ground Insulation resistance Note 5 99 9 Vibration resistance Note 5 Z Z Shock resistance Note 5 98m s2 Z Grounding method Floating Weight Approx 70g EMC EN 50081 2 EN 50082 2 Notes 1 24V DC and 5V DC are isolated 2 The ...

Page 13: ... 0 2 85 2 0 2 90 2 102 6 7 6 11 1 19 2 0 2 63 5 0 2 5 1 0 2 85 7 0 2 95 9 24 25 5 1 0 2 6 4 0 1 80 0 2 26 7 19 2 54 48 26 0 1 31 2 54 78 74 0 1 10 7 11 1 23 3 4 3 2 spacer mounting holes 2 3 2 bracket mounting holes 3 9 10 20 5 28 2 4 5 8 ...

Page 14: ...X AND ITS AFFILIATED ENTITIES BE LIABLE FOR DAMAGES IN EXCESS OF THE z z z z RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE BUSINESS INTERRUPTION LOSS OF INFORMATION LOSS OR z z z z 4 CAUTIONS FOR SAFE USE 1 9 99 ability of the Products for any particular application as well as to abide by Purchaser s applicable local laws and regulations if any 2 9 9 or property When such a use is made by Purchaser such Purchaser sh...

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