Unit Functions And How They Work; Functions Of Cassettes; Types And Model Numbers Of Cassettes - Panasonic FP7 User Manual

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Unit Functions and Restrictions

1.1 Unit Functions and How They Work

1.1.1 Functions of Cassettes

 Using these cassettes attached to the CPU unit enables analog I/O control.
• An analog input and analog output can be controlled by attaching these extension cassettes
to the CPU unit.
• It is selectable from three types of cassettes in accordance with the intended use.
 Input and output with simple programs
• For input data, a digital conversion value (0 to 4000) is read as an input device (WX).
• For output data, a digital value (0 to 4000) is converted to analog output data by being
written into an output device (WY).
 The input and output range is switchable.
• The range can be switched with the switches on each cassette. The current input is switched
according to wirings.
 Equipped with the thermocouple disconnection alarm function (Thermocouple input
cassette)
• When a thermocouple is disconnected, the value is digitally converted to the fixed value
(K8000) so that you can determine the situation is not normal.

1.1.2 Types and Model Numbers of Cassettes

Name
FP7 Extension
Cassette
(Function Cassette)
1-2
Analog I/O cassette
Analog input cassette
Thermocouple input cassette
2-ch Input, 1-ch output
2-ch input
2-ch input
Model No.
AFP7FCA21
AFP7FCAD2
AFP7FCTC2

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