Function List - Renesas R-IN32 Series User Manual

R-IN32 Series CC-Link Remote device station
2.

Function List

Table 2.1 Function List
Name
Setting the number of occupied
stations
Setting timeout (transmission path
switching) time
Fuse blown detection function
Send data separation prevention
function
Receive data separation
prevention function
Programmable controller CPU
status monitoring function
Network return function
Transmission status display
function
Baud rate setting function
Baud rate/station number setting
error detection function
Baud rate/station number change
detection function
R18UZ0056EJ0102
Dec. 28, 2018
Based on the terminal setting.
For Version 1:No. of I/O points:32 to 128 bits
Amount of data:4 to 16 words, setting possible
For Version 2:No. of I/O points:32 to 896 bits
Amount of data:4 to 128 words, setting possible
The timeout time is determined by the communication baud rate. Taking into
consideration transmission inconsistencies at the time of network startup, two
types of time settings are available: at software startup (initial setting time) and
after startup (normal setting time).
When a device is equipped with a fuse, send the status of the fuse to the master
station.
The data to be sent is written to the RX and RWr areas and then transferred all at
once to the transmission buffer, thereby preventing send data separation.
The received data are stored in the reception buffer and then transferred all at
once to the RY and RWw areas, thereby preventing receive data separation.
Run/stop and normal/abnormal statuses of the programmable controller CPU can
be monitored.
This function automatically connects to the data link a module that has been
disconnected from the data link due to an event such as power OFF after the
module status has returned to normal.
The monitor terminal enables the LED display.
Because an SDLED has a short lighting duration, adjustments can be made by
software setting. (See section 8, Memory Map)
10M / 5M / 2.5M / 625k / 156kbps settings available
By referencing error flags, abnormal settings for baud rate and station number can
be detected.
If the communication baud rate or the station number setting value is changed to a
value that is different from the value at startup, it can be detected by referencing
the error flag.
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