Siemens IM 328–N Description page 17

07.96
Danger
!
An incorrect setting of the base address (e.g. dual address assignment or
address conflict with other I/O modules) results in "wrong signal states" and
can cause an undefined behaviour of the control and the machine!
Switches S2.3
These switches are assigned as follows:
and S2.4
Jumper With this jumper you can set the type of communication with which the mo-
X999
dule is to be operated.
Table 3-1
I/O ranges
In assigning the slaves, please note that the following I/O ranges are availa-
ble on the SIROTEC ACR 20, SINUMERIK 805SM and SINUMERIK 840C
controls:
Inputs
Outputs
Physical
interface
without process
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For the allocation of the I/O range for each control see:
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SINUMERIK 805SM / 840C (BS)
2.1 Hardware of the module 6FC5 012–0CA03–0AA0
Switch
2.3
2.4
Setting for the type of communication
X999
Module is operated as a SINEC L2–DP slave (standard DP)
(see Section 3.2).
Module is operated as a SINEC L2–DP slave up to V 3.x
(see Section 3.3).
The module behaves like the 6FC5 012–0CA01–0AA0 module.
SINUMERIK
805SM (SW4)
IB 0 to IB 47
QB 0 to QB 47
–
6ZB5 430–0BH02–1AA0
Description
Position
ON
OFF
Meaning
SIROTEC ACR 20 SINUMERIK 840C
(SW5) (SW4)
I 1 to I 1024 IB 0 to IB 127
(IB 0 to IB 127)
Q 1 to Q 1024 QB 0 to QB 127
(QB 0 to QB 127)
– PB 0 to PB 255
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