Cyclic Transmission Function (Periodic Communication); Communicating With Input/Output Module - Mitsubishi QJ71LP21 Reference Manual

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3 SPECIFICATIONS

3.2.1 Cyclic transmission function (Periodic communication)

Remote master station
QCPU
X
Y
0
Actual I/O
X1000
1000
to
100F
Y1010
1FFF
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The cyclic transmission function periodically exchanges data between the remote
master station and remote I/O station using link device (LX/LY/LB/LW)
The following explains the differences between when the module connected to the
remote I/O station is an input/output module and when it is an intelligent module
connected to it.

(1) Communicating with input/output module

The remote master station uses input/output X/Y(LX/LY) device after the actual
I/O for the host so that there can be communication with the input/output module
on the remote I/O station
When communicating between the remote master station and the remote I/O
station, network data is written to the remote master station.
The device range for communicating with each remote I/O station is set by the
remote master station common parameters.
PLC parameters written to the remote I/O station will not cause problems with the
input/output module communication, even with the default settings. Change the
settings of the PLC parameters as needed.
Master module
LX
LY
0
Actual I/O
1000
to
1010
100F
1010
to
to
101F
101F
1FFF
1)
When X0 for the input module for the remote I/O station is set to on, the
X1000 for the remote I/O station is set to on.
2)
When Y1010 for the remote master station is set to on, the Y10 for the
remote I/O station output module is set to on.
Remote I/O station
Remote I/O module
Input module
LX
LY
0
to
0F
10
to
1F
MELSEC-Q
Output module
X
Y
0
10
1
11
2
12
3
13
4
14
5
15
6
16
7
17
8
18
9
19
A
1A
B
1B
C
1C
D
1D
E
1E
F
1F
1)
2)
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