Decimal equivalent
of binary code
1023
0
0 V
4--2--3
IR Bit Allocations
Bit
IR n: point 1
0
A/D converted data 2
1
A/D converted data 2
2
A/D converted data 2
3
A/D converted data 2
4
A/D converted data 2
5
A/D converted data 2
6
A/D converted data 2
7
A/D converted data 2
8
A/D converted data 2
9
A/D converted data 2
10 to 15
0
4--3
AD101 Analog Input Modules
the model of the Module. The relationships between the analog input values
and converted binary value are shown below.
Decimal equivalent of
binary code
Analog
input
10 V
IR n+1: point 2
0
A/D converted data 2
1
A/D converted data 2
2
A/D converted data 2
3
A/D converted data 2
4
A/D converted data 2
5
A/D converted data 2
6
A/D converted data 2
7
A/D converted data 2
8
A/D converted data 2
9
A/D converted data 2
0
There are two modes of operation available with the AD101: two-word opera-
tion and four-word operation. Although the method for reading in analog val-
ues varies depending on the operation mode, the binary-converted value of
each input point is input into the PLC in binary form. This data can be used
directly in binary form or converted to BCD for further use.
This section describes the internal connections of the Module, the AD con-
version method used, the IR bit allocations, the methods used to input analog
values, and special functions available. Refer to Section 4 Programming
Considerations for programming examples.
1023
0
1 V (4 mA)
5 V (20 mA)
Input words
IR n+2: point 3
0
A/D converted data 2
1
A/D converted data 2
2
A/D converted data 2
3
A/D converted data 2
4
A/D converted data 2
5
A/D converted data 2
6
A/D converted data 2
7
A/D converted data 2
8
A/D converted data 2
9
A/D converted data 2
0
Section 4--3
Analog
input
IR n+3: point 4
0
0
A/D converted data 2
1
1
A/D converted data 2
2
2
A/D converted data 2
3
3
A/D converted data 2
4
4
A/D converted data 2
5
5
A/D converted data 2
6
6
A/D converted data 2
7
7
A/D converted data 2
8
8
A/D converted data 2
9
9
A/D converted data 2
0