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When running the application in practice, locking the JP2 is helpful to resist the
noise and disturbances.
Step3: Connect the JP2 with PC COM port.
Step4: Set the JP4 to normal.
Step5: Plug the I-8120W in your PAC. Here, use WinPAC for the demonstration. Connect
the CAN port of the I-8120W with the CAN network. Connect the peripherals
(such as monitor, Keyboard, mouse, and Ethernet) with the WinPAC. Then, turn
on the WinPAC.
Step6: Download the I8120W_Utility.exe and the I-8120.dll into the same folder on the
WinPAC. You can use ftp or USB disk to do this. (Before using the ftp, you must
configure the ftp parameters of WinPAC by using WinPAC Utility. You can find the
shortcut
CD path of the utility tool:
CD path of the I8120.dll:
User manual of WinPAC:
http://www.icpdas.com/products/PAC/winpac/download/winpac_8000/download_docum
ents.htm
For Default Firmware:
Step7: Run the I8120W_Utility.exe. Assume the I-8120W is plugged in slot 4 of the
WinPAC, set the slot No. to slot 4.
Step8: Assume the baud of the CAN network is 125 kbps. Set the filter, baud, and
message format as follows:
I-8120W Quick Start User Guide (Version 1.2, Apr/22/2015) -----3
on the desktop of WinPAC.) Please refer to the WinPAC user manual.
CAN/SlotModule/ I_8120W/Tools/WinPAC
CAN/SlotModule/ I_8120W/Demos/WinPAC_Library/
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