Beginners’ manual Series xx7│Document 26/835; Version E 2│22.04.2005
Saia-Burgess
Controls AG
Confi guring the input/output modules
Configuring I/O modules with the I/O Builder
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If the address range for the digital input modules is between 0 and 255, the input will
be read cyclically and copied to the process map.
If the address range for the digital output modules is between 0 and 255, the values
in the process map will be transferred cyclically to the module.
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Configuring analog input/output modules
The Properties window for analog input/output modules has three tabs: the General,
Addresses and Measurement type tabs.
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Further information on the various analog input/output modules can be found in
manual “26/757 Hardware for Series PCD1 and PCD2”, section 6 “Analog input/
output modules”.
General tab
The General tab displays the name, the order number and the properties of the
selected module. No settings can be entered in this tab.
Addresses tab
The Addresses tab can be used to enter the module start address. The end address
is calculated automatically. If there are any address overlaps, the xx7 I/O Builder will
alert you to this and display the next valid address.
If the address range for the analog input modules is between 0 and 255, the input will
be read cyclically and copied to the process map.
If the address range for the analog output modules is between 0 and 255, the values
in the process map will be transferred cyclically to the module.
Measurement type tab
Depending on the analog module selected, this tab will offer the supported analog
value formats for selection.
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The various analog value formats are covered in more detail in manual “26/757
Hardware for Series PCD1 and PCD2”, section 6 “Analog input/output modules”.
