Sharp JW-20FLT Uživatelský manuál

Procházejte online nebo si stáhněte Uživatelský manuál pro Multifunkční zařízení Sharp JW-20FLT. Sharp JW-20FLT User`s manual Uživatelská příručka

  • Stažení
  • Přidat do mých příruček
  • Tisk
  • Strana
    / 197
  • Tabulka s obsahem
  • ŘEŠENÍ PROBLÉMŮ
  • KNIHY
  • Hodnocené. / 5. Na základě hodnocení zákazníků

Shrnutí obsahu

Strany 1 - JW-32CUM1

RSSharp Programmable Controller New Satellite JW30H Control moduleJW-32CUM1 Version 1.0Produced in Feb. 2003User's ManualModel name

Strany 2

1-1Outline1The JW-32CUM1 is a control module for the JW30H programmable controller. It has a built incommunication function. Its control section is co

Strany 3 - Safety Precautions

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-378When an error occurs on a node (master and slave station), the error code and the node address will bedisplayed on the

Strany 4 - Caution

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-388Display lampError detailsCommunicationoperationMasterstatus*TreatmentMS/NS/FTS7 to S0(errornode)MS: Keeps thecurrentst

Strany 5

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-398[2] Display of node addressesThe JW-32CUM1 displays node addresses using the S0 to S7 lamps on the display panel.Nodea

Strany 6 - Table of contents

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-4088-6-2 Diagnostic tableThe diagnostic table that was specified in the JW-32CUM1 (control section) can be used to check

Strany 7

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-418Shown below are the addresses of the diagnostic table (communication monitor table, etc.) (1) Address of the communica

Strany 8

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-428 (3) Device status table addresses (master mode)When an error occurs on a slave station device, a device status code (

Strany 9

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-438Allocation system Fixed Free Node addressAddress39165*45339166 5439167 5539170 5639171 5739172 5839173 5939174 6039175

Strany 10 - Chapter 1: Outline

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-448 (4) Master status address (master mode)Displays error information and operation status by turning bits ON and OFF.*5:

Strany 11 - Precautions for Use

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-458 (5) Vender information address (master mode)The vender information is used when SHARP provides services to JW-32CUM1

Strany 12

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-468[2] When JW-32CUM1 is used in the slave modeThe diagnostic tables contain a communications monitor table, an operating

Strany 13

2-1Precautions for Use2Chapter 2: Precautions for UseWhen using the JW-32CUM1 (JW-34KBM), pay attention to the following points (1) to (6) that descri

Strany 14

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-478Below shows addresses of the diagnostic table (communication monitor table, etc.)(1) Address of the communication moni

Strany 15 - System Configuration

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-488 (4) Master status address (slave mode)Displays error information and operation status by turning bits ON and OFF.Allo

Strany 16

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-498 (5) Vender information address (slave mode)The vender information is used when SHARP provides services to JW-32CUM1 (

Strany 17

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-508* Output to slave station (when the control section is stopped) is determined by the value (00, 01(HEX))in system memo

Strany 18

Remote I/O (master station) function9-199-1 Remote I/O (master station) functionWhen the general purpose communication section in the JW-32CUM1 is use

Strany 19

Remote I/O (master station) function9-299-2 Setting methodWhen the remote I/O (master station) of the JW-32CUM1 is used, items that must be set for th

Strany 20

Remote I/O (master station) function9-39(1) Switch SW5Specify the communication function.- "1" when selecting remote I/O function.(2) Switch

Strany 21

Remote I/O (master station) function9-49[3] Data memory areaWhen using the remote I/O function (as a master station), the data memory in the JW-32CUM1

Strany 22 - [1] Front view, side view

Remote I/O (master station) function9-594. When you want to install a special I/O module on a JW-21RS slave station, use a special I/Orelay as the dat

Strany 23 - Mode 0 Mode 1 Mode 2

Remote I/O (master station) function9-69[4] I/O registrationWhen using the JW-21RS as a slave station, make sure to execute an "I/O registration&

Strany 24 - SL0T4SL0T1

2-2Precautions for Use2(12) Cautions for static electricitySignificant volume of static electricity may build up on the human body in extremely dry co

Strany 25 - Chapter 5: Installation

Remote I/O (master station) function9-79[5] Slave station settingsOn slave modules (such as the JW-21RS), specify a slave station number and the termi

Strany 26 - Connection (Wiring) Method

Remote I/O (master station) function9-899-3 Required transfer time and its timing[1] Required transfer time Time necessary to communicate with all the

Strany 27

Remote I/O (master station) function9-99(2) 1 cycle operation of the PC(3) Timing in the case of 1 cycle time of the PC is longer than required transf

Strany 28

Remote I/O (master station) function9-109(4) Timing in the case of 1 cycle time of the PC is shorter than required transfer processingtime.When transf

Strany 29

Remote I/O (master station) function9-1199-4 Errors and treatment[1] IndicatorsLamps on the JW-32CUM1 (the CM-M section on the display panel) turn ON

Strany 30

Remote I/O (master station) function9-129[2] Operation in error conditionsThe communication status of the master and slave stations when run, stop, er

Strany 31

Remote I/O (master station) function9-139The operation condition of the JW30H (JW-32CUM1) and the slave module (when JW-21RS is used) inabnormal condi

Strany 32 - 6-4 Wiring JW-34KBM

Remote I/O (master station) function9-149[3] Error codeWhen an error occurs in remote I/O operation, the error code is stored in system memory locatio

Strany 33 - Chapter 7: Directions for Use

Remote I/O (master station) function9-159 Errors on slave stationError codeContents Errors on master station40(H)42(H)44(H)46(H)47(H)48(H)60(H)70(H)71

Strany 34 - Directions for use

Remote I/O (master station) function9-169(2) Store error history in the master stationWhen the error (error code 80(H) to 8D(H)) occurs in a master st

Strany 35

2-3Precautions for Use230HnWith "30Hn" mark30HWith "30Hn" mark Without any mark(18) Notes for using communication module, support

Strany 36

Remote I/O (master station) function9-179[4] Check flowWhen a communication operation on the remote I/O produces an error, check the following.(1) Whe

Strany 37

Remote I/O (master station) function9-189(2) FAULT lamp of the JW-32CUM1 lights OFFRespond according to the error code shown by the "ER, 1 to 80&

Strany 38

Remote I/O (master station) function9-199(3) Wiring checkCheck the wiring according to the following procedures, as error wiring may cause unstable op

Strany 39

10-1Data link DL1 (master station) function1010-1 Data link DL1 (master station) functionWhen the general purpose communication section in the JW-32CU

Strany 40

10-2Data link DL1 (master station) function10[1] Communication method of the data link DL1The data link DL1 communicates between a master station and

Strany 41

10-3Data link DL1 (master station) function10[2] Communication contents of data link DL1The data link DL1 function is available to communicate the dat

Strany 42 - (1) In case of basic system

10-4Data link DL1 (master station) function1010-2 Setting methodWhen the JW-32CUM1 in used with data link DL1 (master station) function, items that mu

Strany 43 - Setting value of

10-5Data link DL1 (master station) function10(1) Switch SW5Specify the communication function.- "2" when selecting data link DL1 function.(2

Strany 44 - 7-4 Communication port

10-6Data link DL1 (master station) function10[3] Data memory areaThe data link area and communication monitor flags are allocated in the JW-32CUM1 (co

Strany 45

10-7Data link DL1 (master station) function10(2) Communication monitor flagThe communication operation of the data link DL1 can be monitored using com

Strany 46

2-4Precautions for Use2(19) Special I/O modulesIf a preset scanning time is too short ( less than 2 ms), the special I/O module such as JW-21SU maynot

Strany 47

10-8Data link DL1 (master station) function1010-3 Required transfer time and its timing[1] Required transfer timeNecessary time (T) to complete transf

Strany 48

10-9Data link DL1 (master station) function10[2] PC process and communication timingThe data link DL1 communicates asynchronize with master station PC

Strany 49

10-10Data link DL1 (master station) function10Remarks- The processing flow of a slave station is the same as those of a master station.- Data exchange

Strany 50

10-11Data link DL1 (master station) function10[3] Communicate delay timeThe following flow delay occurs when the JW-32CUM1 receives data as data link

Strany 51

10-12Data link DL1 (master station) function10[4] How to make synchronizeIn order to securely transfer data between a master station and a slave stati

Strany 52

10-13Data link DL1 (master station) function10[5] Hierarchy linkCreation of hierarchy link installing DL9 slave station and DL1 master station in a PC

Strany 53

10-14Data link DL1 (master station) function1010-4 Errors and treatment[1] IndicatorsLamps on the JW-32CUM1 (the CM-M section on the display panel) tu

Strany 54 - 7-6 Self-diagnosis function

10-15Data link DL1 (master station) function10[3] Error codeWhile in the data link DL1 process, when master station (JW-32CUM1) has an error, the JW-3

Strany 55

10-16Data link DL1 (master station) function10Store error historyWhen the error (error code 60(H)) occurs, stores error history in the JW-32CUM1 regis

Strany 56

10-17Data link DL1 (master station) function10[4] Check flowWhen a communication operation on the data link DL1 produces has an error, check the follo

Strany 57 - 7-7 Troubleshooting

3-1System Configuration3Chapter 3: System Configuration*1: Select any one of the four communication functions (master station) using the switches on t

Strany 58

10-18Data link DL1 (master station) function10(3) Wiring checkCheck the wiring according to the following procedures, as error wiring may cause unstab

Strany 59

11-1Data link DL9 (master station) function11Chapter 11: Data link DL9 (Master Station) Function11-1 Data link DL9 (master station) functionWhen the g

Strany 60

11-2Data link DL9 (master station) function11[1] Communication method of the data link DL9The data link DL9 controls to send data from a master statio

Strany 61

11-3Data link DL9 (master station) function11[2] Communication contents of data link DL9The JW-32CUM1 can transfer 2 to 128 bytes of data memory conte

Strany 62 - 7-8 Support tool

11-4Data link DL9 (master station) function1111-2 Setting methodWhen the JW-32CUM1 in used with data link DL9 (master station) function, items that mu

Strany 63

11-5Data link DL9 (master station) function11(1) Switch SW5Specify the communication function.- "3" when selecting data link DL9 function.(2

Strany 64 - 8-1 DeviceNet

11-6Data link DL9 (master station) function11[3] Data memory areaThe data link area and communication monitor flags are allocated in the JW-32CUM1 (co

Strany 65

11-7Data link DL9 (master station) function11(2) Data link DL9 operation flagThe data link DL9 link operation of the JW-32CUM1 (master station) is ava

Strany 66 - [2] Connection method

11-8Data link DL9 (master station) function1133333 Individual monitoring flagThe individual monitoring flags are divided into 3 function flags: 1; Com

Strany 67 - [3] Cable length

11-9Data link DL9 (master station) function11Remarks- "Invalid" means that each flag condition does not change.- Each flag condition of unco

Strany 68 - [4] Power supply

3-2System Configuration3JW-34KBMJW-34ZB/36ZB/38ZBJW-31EA (Install in basic rack panel)JW-32EA (Install in all expansion rack panel)JW-05EC/1EC/3EC/10E

Strany 69

11-10Data link DL9 (master station) function1111-3 Required transfer time and its timing[1] Required transfer timeRequired time (T) for the data link

Strany 70

11-11Data link DL9 (master station) function11[2] PC process and communication timingThe data link DL9 communicates asynchronize with master station P

Strany 71 - 8-2 Setting method

11-12Data link DL9 (master station) function11[3] Communicate delay timeThe following delay occurs when the JW-32CUM1 exchanges data as DL9 function.(

Strany 72

11-13Data link DL9 (master station) function11(2) Communication from slave station to slave station (from slave station to master station thento slave

Strany 73

11-14Data link DL9 (master station) function11[4] How to make synchronizeIn order to securely execute data transfer between a master station (JW-32CUM

Strany 74 - SCAN switch

11-15Data link DL9 (master station) function11[5] Hierarchy link(1) Hierarchy link combining DL1 and DL9Creation of hierarchy link installing DL9 slav

Strany 75

11-16Data link DL9 (master station) function1111-4 Errors and treatment[1] IndicatorsLamps on the JW-32CUM1 (the CM-M section on the display panel) tu

Strany 76

11-17Data link DL9 (master station) function11[3] Error codeWhen there is a switch setting error in the data link DL9 function, the JW-32CUM1 stores i

Strany 77

11-18Data link DL9 (master station) function11[4] Check flowWhen a communication operation on the data link DL9 produces an error, check the following

Strany 78

11-19Data link DL9 (master station) function11(3) Wiring checkCheck the wiring according to the following procedures, as error wiring may cause unstab

Strany 79

3-3System Configuration3(1) Control moduleemanledoM tuO/nIfo.oN ezismargorP retsigereliF,erutaefkcolCtropnoitacinummoc1MUC23-WJstniop4201sdrowK5.51set

Strany 80

12-1M-net (Master Station) Function1212-1 M-net (master station) functionM-net (interface between modules) is a communication system which makes data

Strany 81

12-2M-net (Master Station) Function12The followings are the Sharp PC modules that can be used as master stations and slave stations in the M-net syste

Strany 82

12-3M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2 SettingsWhen the JW-32CUM1 is used with the M-net function (master station), the items that must be set fort

Strany 83

12-4M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2-1 How to set (initialize) the M-net system— : Can be created : Cannot be createdSet the number of byte

Strany 84 - 8-3 I/O message function

12-5M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2-2 M-net data link areaThis section describes the setting details for data transmission and reception between

Strany 85

12-6M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2-3 Switch settingsSpecify the settings with switches SW5 (communication function), SW3 (mode), SW4 (transfers

Strany 86

12-7M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2-4 Parameter settingSet the number of bytes of data to be transmitted or received between the master and slav

Strany 87

12-8M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2-5 Communication programCreate an M net communication program and download it the master station PC (JW-32CUM

Strany 88

12-9M-net (Master Station) Function1212-2-6 Setting exampleThis section describes some setting examples when using JW-10CMs for slave stations 01 to 0

Strany 89

12-10M-net (Master Station) Function12[2] Setting procedure example[1] This section describes examples of the setting procedures for the system.Turn O

Strany 90

3-4System Configuration3(6) I/O, special I/O, option, I/O link, DeviceNet module*: Make sure to use the JW30H series applicable products for the JW-23

Strany 91 - 8-3-2 Editing the scan list

12-11M-net (Master Station) Function12Enter the master station (JW-32CUM1) programEnter the communication program to the master station PC.1 Enter the

Strany 92

12-12M-net (Master Station) Function12Enter the program for slave stations 01 to 07(8).Enter the program to enable communication with the slave statio

Strany 93 - 8-4 Explicit message function

12-13M-net (Master Station) Function1212-3 Communication time and communication timing(1) Time required for transmissionThis section shows how to calc

Strany 94

12-14M-net (Master Station) Function1212-4 Errors and treatment12-4-1 IndicatorsThe lamps on the master station (JW-32CUM1) light according to the ope

Strany 95

12-15M-net (Master Station) Function1212-4-2 Error flag[1] Error flag detailsThe error flags are relays that are turned ON when the M-net is not able

Strany 96

12-16M-net (Master Station) Function1212-4-3 Error codeWhen an error occurs on the master station during M-net communications, the error code is store

Strany 97 - 8-5 Communication timing

12-17M-net (Master Station) Function12[2] Error code tableONOFFBitIndicator lampStatusBit LampLightsONGoesOFFError code (display)Details (See page 12-

Strany 98

12-18M-net (Master Station) Function12ONOFFBitIndicator lampStatusBit LampLightsONGoesOFFError code (display)Details (See page 12-16.)Hex-ade-cimalErr

Strany 99 - 8-6-1 Display lamp

12-19M-net (Master Station) Function12[3] Storing an error code in the system memoryWhen an M-net communication error occurs in the master station PC

Strany 100 - DeviceNet (Master) Function

13-1Specifications1313-1 JW30H (JW-32CUM1) general specificationsShown below are the general specifications when using the JW-32CUM1 as a control modu

Strany 101

3-5System Configuration3(7) Support toolsemanledoM eniltuO skrameRGP41-WJyalpsidxirtamtodDCL-----------GP31-WJrofegaptxenehtnielbatehteeSsnoisrevGP21-

Strany 102

13-2Specifications1313-2 JW30H (JW-32CUM1) system specificationsShown below are the system specifications when using the JW-32CUM1 as a control module

Strany 103 - 8-6-2 Diagnostic table

13-3Specifications13Data memory13-3 JW-32CUM1 performance specifications and communication specificationsShown below are the performance specification

Strany 104

13-4Specifications13Items SpecificationsData memoryTimer/counter/MDRegisterCurrent timerstorage registerTotal 1024 points (000 to 1777 : common for bo

Strany 105

13-5Specifications13File 1 (16K bytes)File 2 (Switchover between 32 K and 64 K bytes)Total 48K/80K bytesItems SpecificationsData memoryThis register c

Strany 106

13-6Specifications13ItemsSpecificationsSystemmemoryNumber(OCT)Contents#010 to 017 Monitor the timer.#030 Monitor the minimum scanning time. (lower dig

Strany 107

13-7Specifications13Items SpecificationsParameter memoryParameter for special I/O module : 128 bytes x 32 modulesParameter for special I/O module (Ins

Strany 108

13-8Specifications13[2] Communication specificationsShown below are the specifications for the communication port, DeviceNet communication port, andge

Strany 109 - Diagnostic table (256 bytes)

13-9Specifications1313-4 JW-34KBMShown below are the specifications for the JW-34KBM basic rack panel.Item SpecificationNumber of slotsSlots for a pow

Strany 110

Thank you for purchasing our JW-32CUM1 control module for the JW30H series programmable controller.This manual describes the system configuration of t

Strany 111

3-6System Configuration3Description of software version approved to JW30H (JW-32CUM1)The following support tools may, or may not be compatible with JW

Strany 112

3-7System Configuration3(9) PG connection cableModel nameJW-22KCJW-24KCConnection cable between a support tool and the JW30H. 2 mConnection cable be

Strany 113

4-1Name and Function of each part4Chapter 4: Name and Function of Each Part4-1 JW-32CUM1 (Control module)[1] Front view, side viewPG/COMM1PG/COMM2JW-3

Strany 114 - JW-32CUM1 (master)

4-2Name and Function of each part4[2] Rear view12345612345678CBA9876543210FEDCBA9876543210FEDCBA9876543210FEDCBA9876543210FEDCBA9876543210FED12345678C

Strany 115 - 9-2 Setting method

4-3Name and Function of each part44-2 JW-34KBM (Basic rack panel)The JW-34KBM shall be used as a basic rack panel when the JW-32CUM1 is used as a cont

Strany 116 - Prohibited

5-1Installation5[1] Installation of the JW-34KBMDrill M5 tapped installation holes on the control panel wall and secure the JW-34KBM basic rack panel

Strany 117 - 15000 15001 to 15004

Connection (Wiring) Method6-166-1 Connection to a DeviceNet communication connector[1] Preparing a communication cableBelow describes how to install a

Strany 118

Connection (Wiring) Method6-26Miniature flat blade screwdriverCable securing screwGroundBlue (CAN L)White (CAN H)Black (V —)Red (V+)Connector (mountin

Strany 119 -   

Connection (Wiring) Method6-36[2] Connecting a communication cableMatch the orientation of the connector on the communication cable (DeviceNet) with t

Strany 120 - [5] Slave station settings

Connection (Wiring) Method6-466-2 Wiring to the general-purpose communication terminal blockConnect the communication cable for general-purpose commun

Strany 121

Read this manual and attached documents carefully before installation, operation, maintenance and checkingin order to use the machine correctly. Under

Strany 122 - Completion of remote

Connection (Wiring) Method6-566-3 Wiring to the communication port[1] Communication port pin arrangement of PG/COMM1 port, PG/COMM2 portPG/COMM1 port*

Strany 123

Connection (Wiring) Method6-66[2] Wiring figure(1) When using RS-232C for communication method of host computer side.Be within 15m for the total lengt

Strany 124 - 9-4 Errors and treatment

Connection (Wiring) Method6-766-4 Wiring JW-34KBMWire the 5V and (FG) terminals and the I/O expansion connector on the JW-34KBM basic rack panel.- Be

Strany 125

Directions for use7-177-1 Current consumption of moduleEach module in the JW30H (JW-32CUM1) operates by 5 VDC output current supplied by the powersupp

Strany 126

Directions for use7-2744444 I/O, special I/O, option, I/O link, and DeviceNet moduleModel nameCurrentconsumption : mA(when all points ON)No. of curren

Strany 127 - 76543210

Directions for use7-37(2) Calculation of current consumption (by current consumption mark).Add up the total numbers of the current consumption mark on

Strany 128

Directions for use7-477-2 Allocation of the relay numberRelay numbers of input, output, special, and option module are assigned by automatic registrat

Strany 129

Directions for use7-57(2) Table creationIn the expansion rack panel (rack numbers 1 to 7), the top address of relay number is set in evenaddress (with

Strany 130 - [4] Check flow

Directions for use7-67[2] I/O relays allocated to each moduleRelay numbers in each rack panel are automatically allocated in series following each rac

Strany 131 - (Master

Directions for use7-77 Module installation exampleslortnoCeludomledomemandellatsniseludomforebmunmumixaMforebmuNO/IlortnocstniopO/IforebmuNnoitacollay

Strany 132

(4) Maintenance Danger- Never connect battery in wrong polarity, or charge, disassemble, heat, throw into fire, orshort-circuit. Or it may be broken o

Strany 133

Directions for use7-87[5] Allocation example of relay number(1) Example of auto registrationThis is to show the relay numbers in the following system

Strany 134

Directions for use7-97Module name Model nameModuleNo.switchByte address Flag areaNo. ofinstallation64 points input JW-264NRefer to the next pageMax. 2

Strany 135 - : means receiving

Directions for use7-107Rack 301234567コ3600 to コ3617コ3620 to コ3637コ3640 to コ3657コ3660 to コ3677コ3700 to コ3717コ3720 to コ3737コ3740 to コ3757コ3760 to コ3777T

Strany 136 - 10-2 Setting method

Directions for use7-117(2) In case of basic system plus remote I/O systemUp to 8 sets are set in the remote I/O slave station by module No. switch.012

Strany 137 - [2] Switch settings

Directions for use7-1277-4 Communication portThe JW-32CUM1 control module has communication ports (PG/COMM1, PG/COMM2).The communication port can comm

Strany 138

Directions for use7-137[1] Set system memory of JW-32CUM1Set system memory #234/#235 (communication port 1) and #236/#237 (communication port 2) forco

Strany 139

Directions for use7-147Turn ON powerCOMM port (#234, #236)PG port (19,200 bits/sec.)PG port (115,200 bits/sec.)PG port (9,600 bits/sec.)Remarks- Chang

Strany 140

Directions for use7-157As for the detail of each command, see "List of commands" on pages 7-19, and "Computer link" section ofuser

Strany 141 - Memory exchange

Directions for use7-167Contents of communication format*: (H) indicates upper digit, (L) indicates lower digit.Contents of error codeASCII code3A HEX3

Strany 142 - Master station

Directions for use7-177Command contentSumcheck area?(H) (L)(H) (L)CRADADSCSCSumcheck code SC (H), SC (L)The communication port detects error using sum

Strany 143 - Slave station 01

Chapter 1: OutlineChapter 2: Precautions for UseChapter 3: System ConfigurationChapter 4: Name and Function of Each PartChapter 5: InstallationChapter

Strany 144 - 00000 F-44

Directions for use7-187Response time RIWhen a personal computer is interpreter system, it executes programs one by one while interpreting.This persona

Strany 145 - 15 lines

Directions for use7-197Each command can be executed in the write mode or when the JW30H (JW-32CUM1) is in thefollowing state.O: Executable x: Non-exe

Strany 146 - 10-4 Errors and treatment

Directions for use7-207(3) Address expression systemIn each command, the setting value in the following table is set in the address module ofcommunica

Strany 147 - Data link DL1

Directions for use7-2177-5 Exchange method of batteriesExchange battery for memory back-up in JW-32CUM1 control module within its validity.Battery mod

Strany 148

Directions for use7-2277-6 Self-diagnosis functionBy the self-diagnostic function, the system is running while checking if its own hardware is normal

Strany 149

Directions for use7-237[2] Self-diagnosis function (Error code table)Item ContentsPCoperatingconditionHaltoutputJW-32C-UM1Indication lamp ofpowersupp

Strany 150

Directions for use7-247*3 The special relay: 7370 to 7377 are special relay which are turned ON when detected in self-diagnosis.In the event of abnorm

Strany 151

Directions for use7-257 Check flow1 Check flow2 Check flow3 Check flow4 Check flow5 Check flow1ONOFFOFFOFFONFault(Control module)OFFOFFBlinkO

Strany 152

Directions for use7-267[4] Check flow(1) Check flow 1Monitor system memory #160 using a hand-held programmer.Contents of#160 (HEX)32, 3523, 24, 262544

Strany 153 - ● means receiving

Directions for use7-277(2) Check flow 2(3) Check flow 3Is operation of JW-32CUM1 normal?Check power voltage of power terminal of the JW-32CUM1.LED err

Strany 154 - 11-2 Setting method

Table of contentsChapter 1: Outline ... 1-1[1] Devi

Strany 155 - OFF OFF 64

Directions for use7-287(4) Check flow 4This flow shows the checking procedure in the event of abnormality of input signal not detected by theself-diag

Strany 156 - 15001 15003 15020 to 15077

Directions for use7-297(5) Check flow 5This flow shows the checking procedure in the event of abnormality of output signal not detected bythe self-dia

Strany 157

Directions for use7-3077-8 Support tool[1] Kinds of support toolThe support tool that can be used in the JW30H (JW-32CUM1) are classified into models

Strany 158

Directions for use7-317[2] Directions of use JW30H non-applicable support toolThis section explains the manner of manipulating the JW30H by using the

Strany 159 - Normal condition

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-188-1 DeviceNetThe JW-32CUM1 can be used to communicate as a master or slave module in a DeviceNet. Connection exampleCha

Strany 160 - T = +1.5P+  (ms)

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-28[1] Network names and functionsThis section lists the device names and functions used in DeviceNet networks. A example

Strany 161

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-38[2] Connection methodThere are two methods for connecting nodes: T branch and Multi-drop.(1) T branch methodYou can mak

Strany 162 - Processing cycle

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-48[3] Cable length(1) Maximum network lengthThe maximum network length will be the longest of the following:1. The distan

Strany 163 - Communication

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-58[4] Power supplyConnect the communication power supply to the trunk.Two of the five conductors in the cable used for tr

Strany 164 - ) コ1003 to コ1004

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-68[5] Communication related devicesIn addition to master and slave nodes, the following devices can be used in this syste

Strany 165

[4] Check flow ... 7-267-8 S

Strany 166 - 11-4 Errors and treatment

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-78(6) Communication power supplyMake sure to use a power supply device for communication that conform to the specificatio

Strany 167

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-888-2 Setting methodWhen the JW-32CUM1 is used with the DeviceNet function, items that must be set for the DeviceNet area

Strany 168

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-98[2] Switch settings (operation)Set SW7 and SW8 and operate the SCAN switch on the JW-32CUM1.(1) Switch SW7Select a basi

Strany 169

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-108(O: Valid setting —: Invalid setting)Note: Do not set switch SW8 to "3, 7, B, or F." Otherwise, a malfunct

Strany 170 - Total cable length: 1 km max

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-11833333 Communication monitor timeThe communication monitor time (ISD, EPR) refers to the time out time for communicatio

Strany 171 - PC models

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-128Remarks- When setting an option module (such as the JW-22CM) is installed on the JW-34KBM basic rackpanel (and the JW-

Strany 172 - 12-2 Settings

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-138The settings in system memory related to DeviceNet communication in the JW-32CUM1 are describedbelow.(1) Top address o

Strany 173

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-148(4) Top address in the scan list table (when master mode and free allocation are selected)This is a system memory loca

Strany 174 - 12-2-2 M-net data link area

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-158(6) Communication monitor time (ISD, EPR) Initial value of ISD, EPR (when set to 0)- The initial values of ISD and EPR

Strany 175 - 12-2-3 Switch settings

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-168(8) Top address of the I/O table (when in the slave mode)This system memory location is used to store the top address

Strany 176 - 12-2-4 Parameter setting

9-4 Errors and treatment ...9-11[1] In

Strany 177 - 12-2-5 Communication program

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-178[4] Table of switches, data memory, and system memory settings(1) When the JW-32CUM1 is used in the master modeSwitch

Strany 178 - 12-2-6 Setting example

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-188System memory settings (master mode)*1: When this value is 00(HEX), "fixed allocation" will be enabled.When

Strany 179 - [2] Setting procedure example

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-198(2) When the JW-32CUM1 is used in the slave mode Switch settings (slave mode)Switch name Setting detailsSetvalue---Di

Strany 180 - 15010 Communication error

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-208 System memory settings (slave mode)Set detailsSetvalueItem Set range#300 to#303Not used --- Fix to 00(HEX)00#304#305

Strany 181 - Communication error

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-2188-3 I/O message functionAmong I/O messages of the DeviceNet, the JW-32CUM1 (DeviceNet) supports Polling I/O function a

Strany 182 - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 01

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-228Address *1st byte (コ2000)2nd byte (コ2001)3rd byte (コ2002)4th byte (コ2003)5th byte (コ2004)6th byte (コ2005)7th byte (コ

Strany 183 - 12-4-1 Indicators

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-238Address * Value (hexadecimal): Details1st byte (E0000) FF: This JW-32CUM1 station (master)Nodeaddress 02nd byte (E0001

Strany 184 - 12-4-2 Error flag

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-248(2) Even number allocationAssign the number of bytes of data in the input/output data table (data length) in the order

Strany 185 - 12-4-3 Error code

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-258The scan list data table (- 8-29) for this example will be as follows:Address * 1 Value (hexadecimal): Details1st byte

Strany 186 - In normal operation

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-268(3) Allocation in the order in which vacant nodes are occupiedAssign the data length (number of bytes of data) in the

Strany 187

Chapter 12: M-net (Master Station) Function ...12-1 to 12-1912-1 M-net (master station) function ...

Strany 188 - Disappeared

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-278The scan list data table (- 8-29) for this example will be as follows:Address * 1 Value (hexadecimal): Details1st byte

Strany 189 - Chapter 13: Specifications

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-2888-3-2 Editing the scan listBefore using the DevceNet function of the JW-32CUM1 for the first time, you will have to e

Strany 190 - Specifications

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-298[2] Scan list tableThe scan list table (512 bytes) addresses and details are shown below. Addresses in the scan list t

Strany 191

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-3088-4 Explicit message functionWhen using only the I/O message function, there is no need to use the "explicit"

Strany 192

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-318(2) Details of the Explicit message table (responses)Control section reading flag, DeviceNet section writing flag etc.

Strany 193

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-328(3) Parameter addresses for the Explicit message table (requests, responses)Shown below are the parameter addresses.Al

Strany 194

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-338(4) ExampleShown below is an example of reading the vendor ID of the identified object in a slave station (nodeaddress

Strany 195

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-3488-5 Communication timingThis chapter describes DeviceNet section the communication between the JW-32CUM1 (control sect

Strany 196

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-358[2] When the I/O message communication time is longer than the JW-32CUM1(control section) cycle operation time(1) Comm

Strany 197 - (Unit: mm)

DeviceNet (Master) Function8-3688-6 Error handlingWhen an error occurs during communication with the JW-32CUM1 DeviceNet communication, check theerror

Komentáře k této Příručce

Žádné komentáře

Grizzly G8183 manuales

Manuales del propietario y guías del usuario para Herramientas Grizzly G8183.
Ofrecemos 1 manuales en pdf Grizzly G8183 para descargar gratis por tipos de documentos: Manual de usuario






Más productos y manuales para Herramientas Grizzly

Modelos Tipo de documento
G1852 Manual de usuario   Grizzly G1852 User Manual, 27 paginas
G8143 Manual de usuario   Grizzly G8143 User Manual, 16 paginas
G1067Z Manual de usuario   Grizzly G1067Z User Manual, 28 paginas
H8230 Manual de usuario   Grizzly H8230 User Manual, 20 paginas
Paint Tank H8225 Manual de usuario   Grizzly Paint Tank H8225 User Manual, 2 paginas
H8232 Manual de usuario   Grizzly H8232 User Manual, 5 paginas
G6048 Manual de usuario   Grizzly G6048 User Manual, 17 paginas
Power Feeder G4176 Manual de usuario   Grizzly Power Feeder G4176 User Manual, 3 paginas
G8598 Manual de usuario   Grizzly G8598 User Manual, 17 paginas
Power Feeder G7873 Manual de usuario   Grizzly Power Feeder G7873 User Manual, 32 paginas
H8203 Manual de usuario   Grizzly H8203 User Manual, 2 paginas
H7666 Manual de usuario   Grizzly H7666 User Manual, 24 paginas
4" Manual de usuario   Grizzly 4" User Manual, 24 paginas
STILE AND RAIL SETS C1393-96 Manual de usuario   Grizzly STILE AND RAIL SETS C1393-96 User Manual, 2 paginas
G0453PX Manual de usuario   Grizzly G0453PX User Manual, 72 paginas
H7951 Manual de usuario   Grizzly H7951 User Manual, 28 paginas
G7946 Manual de usuario   Grizzly G7946 User Manual, 28 paginas
H6238 Manual de usuario   Grizzly H6238 User Manual, 3 paginas
Wood Copy Attachment G2891 Manual de usuario   Grizzly Wood Copy Attachment G2891 User Manual, 28 paginas
G7298 Manual de usuario   Grizzly G7298 User Manual, 28 paginas