Hitachi FL.NET User Manual page 87

5 USER GUIDE
The table below shows the acceptable input value range for each setting item.
Input item
Node number
Token surveillance
timeout
Minimum frame
interval
Area 1 address
Area 1 words
Area 2 address
Area 2 words
Node name
For detailed procedure descriptions, See "5.5 Operating Method."
Note 1: If the minimum frame interval is set to "0", it will be automatically changed to its
minimum value used with each of the FL.NET module and other FL-net compliant
modules connected to the FL-net network.
Note 2: When no common memory transmission is to be initiated from the self-node, set both the
starting address and size to "0".
Description
This number is used to identify the nodes for FL-net
communication purposes.
This value represents the period of time (ms) during
which the token addressed to the self-node can be held.
This value (variable in 100 μs units) represents the
minimum time intervals at which frames can be
consecutively transmitted or the minimum time interval
between the instant at which the token addressed to the
self-node is received and the instant at which frame
transmission starts.
This value specifies the starting address for the area 1
transmission area. Enter a hexadecimal number.
This value specifies the size of the area 1 transmission
area. Enter a hexadecimal number.
This value specifies the starting address for the area 2
transmission area. Enter a hexadecimal number.
This value specifies the size of the area 2 transmission
area. Enter a hexadecimal number.
This entry represents the self-node name.
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Acceptable setting range
1 to 254
Fixed at 255 (cannot be
edited by the user)
0 to 50
0 to 0x1FF
(511)
0 to 0x200
(512)
0 to 0x1FFF
(8191)
0 to 0x2000
(8192)
String of no more than 10
single-byte alphanumeric
characters