Delta AH500 - Page 341

Chapter 9 Ethernet Communication Module AH10/15EN
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#611 Reserved
#612 ~ #627 W Sending commands to the
connection 1~16
One word represents one
connection of a remote device.
Input a command code to send the
command and work with
CR#644~CR#649 to write the
parameters in.
#628 ~ #643 Reserved
#645 #644 W Command information object
address (IOA)
Information object address (IOA) of
the connection to be written with a
command
#647 #646 W Command value The value of the connection to be
written with a command
#649 #648 W Command SV The 2
nd
value of the connection to
be written with a command
(according to the requirement of
the data type; if there’s no
requirement, leave it blank.)
#650 W Data point number of the
slave station
Data point number of the data type
to be created
#651 W Data point type identification
of the slave station
The data point type to be created
#653 #652 W Data point Information object
address (IOA) of the slave
station
The IOA of the to be created data
point
#654 W Data point group mask of the
slave station
The mask of the to be created data
point
#655 W Data point flags of the slave
station
The flags of the to be created data
point
#657 #656 W Data point value of the slave
station
The default value of the to be
created data point
#658 W Data point of the slave station
for data mapping
The corresponding register number
(D or M) of the PLC to the data
point to be created
#659 W Data point of the slave station
for data mapping
1: enable the settings of the data
point for one time; after it is done,
resets it to 0.
#665 ~ #660 Reserved
#666 W Setting up the database of the
slave station
0: reset this setting
1: enable the settings of the
database; after it is done, reset it to
0.
#667 Reserved
#668 R Counter register for the data
point of the slave station
The number of the already used
data point
#669 R The status of remote device The number of connected master
devices
#671 #670 Reserved
#672 ~ #684 R/W CPU register number
corresponding to the master
connection 1
One word represents one data
type; the written code is the
corresponding register number of
the data type
#697 ~ #685 R/W CPU register number
corresponding to the master
connection 2
#710 ~ #698 R/W CPU register number
corresponding to the master
connection 3
#723 ~ #711 R/W CPU register number