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General| Brand | Delta |
|---|---|
| Model | AS300N-A |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Covers environmental and safety specifications such as operating temperature, humidity, vibration, and shock resistance.
Details functional specifications like execution speed, program capacity, and number of tasks for CPU modules.
Lists functional specifications for various AS Series CPU module models, including programming language and instruction execution speed.
Provides electrical specifications for CPU module inputs and outputs, detailing voltage, current, and connector types.
Guides users through the installation and uninstallation of ISPSoft software, including system requirements.
Details the steps for installing and uninstalling COMMGR software, a communication manager for ISPSoft.
Provides instructions on installing modules onto the DIN rail and securing them with screws.
Explains how to install modules by pressing clip rings, pushing them into position, and securing them.
Covers wiring procedures for power supply modules and I/O modules.
Details how to connect the AC power cable to the power supply module, including voltage specifications.
Explains how to configure modules and set parameters using the HWCONFIG window in ISPSoft.
Informs that HWCONFIG defaults to a CPU module and refers to Chapter 8 for more information.
Details how to access the Device Setting dialog box to modify module parameters after double-clicking the CPU or extension module.
Explains how to create a traditional ladder diagram in ISPSoft, including creating a POU and editing.
Guides users on how to add a ladder diagram by right-clicking Programs and selecting New POU.
Demonstrates how to create contacts and coils in a ladder diagram by using toolbar buttons or typing instructions.
Details the process of checking and compiling a program in ISPSoft to ensure syntax and structure are correct.
Explains how to connect ISPSoft to a PLC for downloading parameters and monitoring program execution.
Guides users on establishing a connection between ISPSoft and the PLC using a USB cable and COMMGR.
Details how to download hardware configuration and the program itself to the PLC from ISPSoft.
Introduces the CARD Utility in ISPSoft for backing up and restoring module data, ISPSoft projects, and system parameters.
Guides users on backing up projects to an AS Series CPU module or memory card using ISPSoft and CARD Utility.
Explains how to restore projects from an AS Series CPU module or memory card using the CARD Utility wizard.
Details how the system stores CPU error messages in the memory card and how to read them using special flags SM36 and SR36.
Covers the installation of EtherNet/IP devices and network cable installation, including topology types.
Introduces EIP Builder software for monitoring and configuring EIP devices, usable for linear, star, and ring topologies.
Provides Ethernet and EtherNet/IP specifications for AS300, AS200, AS-FEN02, and AS-FPFN02 models.
Lists EtherNet/IP specifications for AS300 and AS200 series, covering topology, CIP connection, and explicit message details.
Introduces EIP Builder software for setting up communication and parameters, including running EIP Builder and setting IP addresses.
Provides an overview of setting up IP addresses for AS Series modules using BOOTP, DHCP, or static IP.
Guides users on setting a static IP address for AS Series modules using HWCONFIG in ISPSoft.
Explains how to set IP addresses using IP Manager in EIP Builder for BOOTP/DHCP.
Covers adding devices to network connections in EIP Builder using Network View and Configuration Area.
Details how to scan the network in EIP Builder to add new devices to the network view.
Explains how to manually add devices to the Network View in EIP Builder by selecting from the Product List or entering module names.
Guides users on setting EIP parameters and EDS parameters through the Information and EIP Parameter tabs.
Provides an overview of creating a data mapping table to exchange data between devices after establishing connections.
Explains how EIP Builder provides diagnostic information on connection and data mapping status.
Introduces explicit messaging and TAGs for data exchange in EtherNet/IP, including produced and consumed TAGs.
Describes TAGs for data exchange in EtherNet/IP, distinguishing between Produced TAGs and Consumed TAGs.
Provides an overview of error codes and troubleshooting for the AS Series, categorized into Configuration and Application Errors.
Lists configuration errors related to EDS files and data exchange setup, with solutions for each.
Details configuration errors, primarily related to mismatched EDS files, and provides steps to fix them.
Provides an overview of connecting to a Delta Ethernet/IP Adapter using Rockwell Automation's Studio 5000 software.
Details adding the 1756-EN2TR Ethernet/IP module and connecting to Ethernet/IP devices.
Explains how to create a new Ethernet/IP module by right-clicking the backplane and selecting New Module.
Provides an overview of connecting to a Delta Ethernet/IP Adapter using Studio 5000, including importing EDS files.
Guides users on importing EDS files using the EDS Hardware Installation Tool in Studio 5000.
Details creating an adapter by typing module number, IP address, and other information in the New Module dialog.
Explains how to download the project to the PLC and go online after establishing a connection.
Shows how to map data, including Configuration, Input, and Output parameters, by creating Program TAGs.
Lists supported EtherNet/IP objects and their functions, including Identity Object, Message Router Object, and Assembly Object.
Guides users on how to connect to AS Series PLC via IP address and set up/monitor the PLC through its webpage.
Explains how to set up user accounts with different access types (Administrator, Write/Read, Read) for up to 8 users.
Guides users on setting up data monitoring configurations, including the Data Monitor Setup Page.
Details how to set up monitoring data across 4 pages, with up to 30 items per page, covering table name, device quantity, and radix.
Explains how to set diagnostic configurations and view hardware status, CPU module, power module, and function cards.
Displays hardware status, CPU module, power module, and function cards, allowing CPU control and showing status/error codes.
Guides users on saving configurations and downloading parameters to the device.
Details how to save configurations, check PLC status, and control RUN/STOP states.
Describes using TAGs for data exchange in EtherNet/IP, including creating Produced TAGs and Consumed TAGs.
Details how to set up an IO Connection from a slave station and a master station using EIP Builder.
Covers physical dimensions of AS-FCOPM, HWCONFIG settings, CAN interface, network framework, and communication distance.
Guides users to configure the AS-FCOPM card using HWCONFIG in ISPSoft, including setting working mode, node ID, and bit rate.
Introduces the CANopen protocol, its relation to the CAN standard, and the object dictionary concept.
Details CANopen communication objects like PDO and SDO, including PDO transmission modes and data formats.
Explains how to edit request message mapping for SDO, NMT, and Emergency messages.
Covers troubleshooting for CANopen network node states and error codes.
Explains how to monitor node states using special registers SR825-893 in AS Series PLC when CANopen function is enabled.
Details the two operating modes: STOP mode for configuration and download, and RUN mode for program execution.
Provides a table of error codes and LED indicators for CPU modules, including descriptions, solutions, flags, and log status.
Provides troubleshooting guidance for various I/O modules, including Analog, Temperature, Positioning, Counter, Load Cell, and Network modules.
Lists error codes and corresponding LED indicator statuses for CPU modules, along with their descriptions and CPU status.
