6 Connection
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6.3 Connecting the host controller (CN1)
6.3.1.
Connection method
Use the I/O connector (50 pins) for connection with the host
controller.
Plug the I/O connector into CN1 and tighten the screw.
Screws
CN1 (I/O) signal table
Pin No.
Signal
Description
Pin No.
Signal
Description
1
-
No connection
26
- No
connection
2
E-STOP input
External stop
∗
1
27
ALM
output
Alarm
3 START
input
Execution of a sequence
program
28
―
No
connection
4
S-STOP input
Operation stop
29
MOVE output
During pulse generation
5
- No
connection
30
- No
connection
6
-
No connection
31
READY output
READY to accept
START input
7 +COM
input
Power supply for I/O
(+24 V)
∗
2
32 +COM
input
Power supply for I/O
(+24 V)
∗
2
8
IN1 input
33
M0 input
9
IN2 input
34
M1 input
10
IN3 input
35
M2 input
11
IN4 input
36
M3 input
12
IN5 input
37
M4 input
Selection of sequence
program number
13 IN6
input
38
- No
connection
14 IN7
input
39
- No
connection
15 IN8
input
General-purpose input
40
- No
connection
16 +COM
input
Power supply for I/O
(+24 V)
∗
2
41
- No
connection
17 OUT1
output
42
- No
connection
18 OUT2
output
43
- No
connection
19 OUT3
output
44
- No
connection
20 OUT4
output
45
- No
connection
21 OUT5
output
46
- No
connection
22 OUT6
output
General-purpose output
47
- No
connection
23
- No
connection
48
- No
connection
24
-
No connection
49
END output
Positioning complete
25
-COM input
Power supply for I/O
(GND)
∗
2
50
-COM input
Power supply for I/O
(GND)
∗
2
∗1
The E-STOP input is at normally close. (The state of the contact is given when the photocoupler is turned off.)
∗2
+COM and -COM inputs are shared internally.
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