Analog channels can be mixed.
The temperature input module uses configuration objects to determine the thermocouple range and customizable values. The analog output module defines the output range, customizable values, fallback mode, and fallback value.
Analog channels can be mixed.
|
Channel |
Object (Hex) |
Sub index |
Description |
Parameter |
|
CH1 (Input) |
2100 |
n |
Data Format |
0: Disable 5: Thermocouple (K type) 6: Thermocouple (J type) 7: Thermocouple (T type) 8: PT100 |
|
2101 |
n |
Data range |
2: Celsius 3: Fahrenheit | |
|
6401 |
n |
Read value |
Input | |
|
6422 |
1 |
PDO transmission channel number |
| |
|
6423 |
0 |
PDO transmission enabled/disabled |
0: Disable PDO transmission 1: Enable PDO transmission | |
|
CH2 (Input) |
Same as CH1 (Input). Sub index is n+1. |
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|
CH1 (Output) |
2200 |
n |
Data Format |
0: Disable 2: Current (4 to 20mA) 3: Voltage (0 to 10V) |
|
2201 |
n |
Data range |
0: Fixed 1: User setting | |
|
2202 |
n |
Lower limit |
Lowest value | |
|
2203 |
n |
Upper limit |
Highest value | |
|
6411 |
n |
Written value |
Output | |
|
6443 |
n |
Fallback mode |
0: Retentive State 1: Fallback | |
|
6444 |
n |
Fallback Value (when 6443h = 1) |
Fallback Value | |