Using User I/O; Table 58. Example Of Signal Output Allocation - Parker P Series User Manual

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Example of Digital Output Allocation
The table below shows an example of allocating input signals. Please note the set
values of 0x2210~0x2217.
DO#1 DO#2
ALARM RDY
(CONTACT (CONTACT
B) A)
CN1
Pin number
DO # 1 (35,36)
DO # 2 (37,38)
DO # 3 (39,40)
DO # 4 (41,42)
DO # 5 (43,44)
DO # 6 (45,46)
DO # 7 (47,48)
DO # 8 (49,50)

Table 58. Example of Signal Output Allocation

4.5.3 Using User I/O

User I/O refers to a portion of I/S provided by the drive used for user's purposes
other than the purpose of controlling the drive. All contacts provided through I/O
connector can be used as User I/O.
If the number of User I/O required is small, you can use the drive's I/O connector
instead of using additional I/O modules, resulting in cost reduction.
This drive provides up to 16 input signals and 8 output signals as user I/O.
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DO#3 DO#4
BRAKE INPOS1
(CONTACT (CONTACT
B) A)
Set Bit
Parameter
15
0x2210 1
0x2211 0
0x2212 1
0x2213 0
0x2214 0
0x2215 0
0x2216 0
0x2217 0
DO#5
ORG
(CONTACT (CONTACT
A)
Set value
7~0
0x02 0x8002
0x03 0x0003
0x01 0x8001
0x05 0x0005
0x10 0x0010
0x11 0x0011
0x0A 0x000A
0x06 0x0006
DO#6 DO#7
EOS TGON
(CONTACT
A) A)
Content
ALARM (Contact B)
RDY (Contact A)
BRAKE (Contact B)
INPOS1 (Contact A)
ORG (Contact A)
EOS (Contact A)
TGON (Contact A)
TLMT (Contact A)
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DO#8
TLMT
(CONTACT
A)
92