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IM 34M6H28-01E
1st Edition : Feb.01,1999-00
7.3
Transmission Time Intervals
The transmission time interval is the period in which I/O communications are performed
cyclically. The interval can be specified in the range of 0 to 5000 ms in units of 5 ms using
the tool commands. The setup value and value measured at the time of actual operation
(measured value) can be stored in the module information of the I/O data register and read.
It can also be read using the tool command.
As the transmission time interval not only depends on the number of nodes connected, the
type of communication and the capacity of data but also on the performance of the module
and the response time of each connected device, it cannot be determined theoretically.
Perform the transmission under actual operating conditions and set a value which is larger
than the measured value of the transmission time interval. If the measured value is un-
steady, then set it to the maximum measured value.
If there is a delayed response from the slave, and if there were no response when the
transmission completes, a situation occurs which is as if the slave were not present at all.
In such a case set a long enough transmission time interval.
When the time needed for the transmission to all nodes is greater than the set value, then
operate it with a time period that is larger than the set value.
The standard transmission time intervals for a single master configuration with data rate of
500 kbps are displayed in Table 7.1.
Table 7.1
Standard Transmission Time Intervals
T0701.EPS
Number of slave nodes
Transmission time interval (ms)
Up to 9
10
Up to 23
20
Up to 37
30
Up to 51
40
Up to 63
50
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