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Configuration 10 (14)
4.2 Network Configuration Example
In this example a simple PROFIBUS network has been created using the free Windows-based
network configuration tool Anybus NetTool for PROFIBUS. The network consists of 3 slaves and
an Anybus X-gateway PROFIBUS Master Interface acting as master.
Fig. 5 Example network in Anybus NetTool for PROFIBUS
Node Slot Input data size Output data size
0 (master)
3
1
128 bytes 128 bytes
2
32 bytes
4 1
32 bytes
5
1
32 bytes
2
64 bytes
The slave I/O addresses overview window in NetTool shows the resulting slave I/O map:
Fig. 6 Slave address overview in Anybus NetTool
Node Input address range Output address range
3 0... 127 0... 127
128... 159
4
-
160... 191
5 128... 159 192... 255
Note that the actual input/output addresses defined in the I/O map are the ones that will be
used on the other end.
Anybus
®
X-gateway
PROFIBUS Master Interface Network Guide
SCM-1202-104 1.0 en-US

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