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5-2
Safety Slave Settings
Clicking the Safety I/O Target Tab displays the setting window of the I/O assembly for the Safety Slave that
is necessary to operate the NE1A-SCPU01 as a Safety Slave. The I/O assembly set here is displayed and
can be selected in the Connection Setting Window of the NE1A-SCPU01 that is functioning as a Safety Mas-
ter.
The I/O tags can be used in the Logic Editor.
Note: When the NE1A-SCPU01 is not used as a Safety Slave, it is not necessary to set the parameters in
this window.
5-2-1
Registering I/O Assemblies for Safety Slaves
Register the I/O assemblies for the Safety Slave to be used when the NE1A-SCPU01 functions as a Safety
Slave.
The following information is displayed in this window.
Item
Name
Type
Size
You can add, change, and delete I/O assemblies for the Safety Slave in this window. Up to four I/O assem-
blies can be registered.
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To add an I/O assembly, click the New Button. The I/O Assembly Setting Window will be displayed.
Define the I/O assembly data referring to 5-2-2 Setting Assembly Data (page 85).
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To change the data of the I/O assembly, select the I/O assembly you want to change and click the Edit
Button. The I/O Assembly Setting Window will be displayed. Change the I/O assembly data referring to
5-2-2 Setting Assembly Data (page 85).
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To delete the I/O assembly, select the I/O assembly you want to delete and click the Delete Button.
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Information Displayed
The registered I/O assembly name (
bly (
icon) are displayed.
The input/output type for the I/O assembly and the data types for the I/O tags are dis-
played.
The I/O assembly size and the sizes of the I/O tags are displayed.
icon) and the I/O tags name defined in the assem-
Section 5: Editing Safety Network Controller Parameters
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