Toshiba FL654A, User Manual

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2.8 Operation Setting Switch
Unified Controller nv Series FL-net Remote I/O Station Module FL654A User's Manual
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2.8 Operation Setting Switch
Figure 2-8 Operation Setting Switch
This is an 8-bit DIP switch that sets up FL654A operations, and is located in the lower left side face
of the module when facing the module. It is set using a small flat-head screwdriver. Because this
setting is read at power-ON of the FL654A, if you wish to change the setting, turn OFF the power,
change the setting, and then turn ON the power again.
Table 2-5 Setting the 8-bit DIP Switch
DIP-
SW
Description
Setting at
Factory default
1
，
2 Specifies Ethernet connection. All bits are set to
OFF at factory
default.
1 2 Description
ON ON Not used (activates the Down mode)
OFF ON 100BASE-TX, Half Duplex
ON OFF 10BASE-T, Half Duplex
OFF OFF Auto-negotiation
Arbitrate with the HUB side and automatically configures the Ethernet
connection.
3
，
4 Specifies the mode for setting I/O configuration information.
3 4 Description
ON ON Mode in which I/O module input/output is performed based on saved
information. (LOCK)
OFF ON Mode in which I/O module input/output is performed automatically
recognizing the current I/O configuration. (AUTO)
ON OFF Mode in which I/O module input/output is performed according to
specification by nV-Tool. (TOOL)
OFF OFF Mode in which I/O module installation information is checked and
saved. (CONF)
5 Specifies the I/O status if the FL654A is in HALT mode or DOWN mode or in the
event of communication failure.
ON: continuous output, OFF: clear
6 Specifies the area in the FL-net common memory from which the FL654A transmits
data.
ON: Area 1, OFF: Area 2
The talker head address is set using the “talker block head setting switch.”
7 Specifies the area in the FL-net common memory to which the FL654A receives
data.
ON: Area 1, OFF: Area 2
The listener head address is set using the “listener block head setting switch.”
8 Specifies use/no-use of the function of setting FL654A time of day from the master
station.
ON: uses the time-of-day setting function, OFF: without the time-of-day setting
function
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