Outline - Mitsubishi FX3U-4AD User Manual

FX /FX /FX PLC User's Manual - Analog Control Edition
3G 3U 3UC
FX -4DA-ADP (4-channel analog Output)
3U
1.

Outline

This chapter outlines the FX
1.1 Outline of Functions
The FX -4DA-ADP is an analog special adapter. Which is connectable with the FX
3U
Series PLC to output the voltage/current data for up to 4 channels.
1) Up to 4 units of 4DA-ADP can be connected to the FX
*1
Up to 2 units of 4DA-ADP can be connected to the FX
(Including other analog special adapters).
2) Either "voltage output" or "current output" can be specified for each channel.
3) The D/A conversion results will be automatically output as the values to the special data register of the
FX /FX
3U 3UC
FX , FX Series PLC : 4 maximum
3U 3UC
FX Series PLC : 2
3G
(including other analog special adapters)
4th 3rd
adapter adapter adapter
Analog data
Inverter, etc.
Contents
Output mode
switching
Output setting data
Error status
Refer to the system configuration shown in the User's Manual - Hardware Edition to check the number of connectable units
and to configure the entire system.
*1. Only 1 analog special adapter can be connected to the 14-point and 24-point type main unit.
*2. The expansion board is not required when connecting with the FX
For the FX Series PLC a connector conversion adapter is used.
3G
-4DA-ADP (referred to as 4DA-ADP).
3U
/FX Series PLC.
3G
System
*1
maximum
+
Expansion
2nd 1st
*2
board
adapter
Transfer direction
/FX Series PLC.
3U 3UC
Series PLC.
3G
FX /FX /FX Series PLC
3U 3UC 3G
+
For FX , FX
3U 3UC
Series PLC
Special devices
1st adapter M/D8260 to M/D8269
M/D8270 to M/D8279
2nd adapter
3rd adapter
M/D8280 to M/D8289
4th adapter
M/D8290 to M/D8299
(D, DSS) PLC.
3UC
1 Outline
1.1 Outline of Functions
, FX and FX
3U 3UC 3G
Point and section to be
referred to
Number of connectable
......
units
To check the connectable
......
PLC model number, refer
to Section 1.3.
For a detailed
......
description of wiring,
refer to Chapter 3.
For a detailed description
......
of special devices, refer to
Chapter 4.
For a detailed description
of a basic program, refer to
Section 4.8.
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