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TI 34M6A82-01E
2nd Edition : Nov. 1, 2002-00
1.2 System
Configuration
1.2.1 Unit
A unit is the smallest system consisting of the following modules. Install the modules
below on a base module to compose a unit.
Name Description
Base module
Five types are available depending on the number of
modules to be installed.
Power supply module
One power supply module is required to be installed
on a base module.
CPU module(s)
At least one CPU module is required. Several types
are available depending on the functions to be used.
Input/output module
Several types are available depending on the type
and the number of input/output points.
Special module(s)
Many types are available such as analog input/output
and communication.
A location where you install a module is called a slot.
Main Unit
A unit with a CPU module is called a main unit.
Install the power supply module in the slot on the left end of the base module and install
the CPU module(s) in the slot(s) immediately to the right of the power supply module.
Subunit
A subunit is an extension unit for accommodating additional I/O modules, and is
connected to a main unit using an optical FA bus module. Thus, a subunit has no CPU
module installed. Up to seven subunits may be connected to a main unit.
Slot Number
Slot numbers represent the slot positions where modules are installed.
A slot number is defined as a 3-digit positive number as follows.