I/O Allocation; Digital Values And Control Flags - Panasonic FP7 User Manual

Analog output unit
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Specifications
Item
Allowable load resistance (Current output)
Insulation method
Channel deactivation
Upper and lower limit clipping
Scale conversion
Offset/gain processing
Analog output in PROG mode
1)
Full scale (F.S.) for accuracy specifications is 0 to +5V.
2)
Full scale (F.S.) for accuracy specifications is 0 to +20mA.
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8.3 I/O allocation

8.3.1 Digital values and control flags

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Description
Max. 500Ω
Input terminals  Internal circuit
Between channels: non-insulated
Unused channels may be disabled to speed up conversion
Setting range. -32500 to +32500
Setting range: -30000 to +30000
Offset value
Setting range: -3000 to +3000
Gain value
Setting range: -9000 to +11000 (90%–110%)
Setting range: -31250 to +31250
The unit configuration, which is stored in the unit memory (UM), can
be changed via the [Advanced] button in the "I/O map and unit con-
figuration" dialog or by specifying the settings in a user program.
See p. 36.
Before D/A conversion, the digital input values to the analog unit are writ-
ten to the CPU's output area (WY). Control flags are also allocated to the
CPU's outputs.
The I/O addresses in the table show offset addresses. I/O addresses actu-
ally allocated are based on the first word number allocated to the unit.
Example: If the first word number is 10, the address number for the digital
input value on channel 0 will be WY10.
Address
Channel 0
Channel 1
WY0 Y0–YF
WY2 Y20–Y2F WY4 Y40–Y4F WY6 Y60–Y6F Digital input value
WY1 Y10
WY3 Y30
Y10–Y1F
Y31–Y3F
Optical coupler
Insulated DC-DC converter
Channel 2
WY5 Y50
Y51–Y5F
FP7 Analog Output Unit User's Manual
Name
Channel 3
(16 bits)
WY7 Y70
Clipping control
2)
flag
Y71–Y7F Not used
1)

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