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2 ASSIGNMENT FOR MODULES
2.2 I/O Numbers of Modules
2.2 I/O Numbers of Modules
An I/O number is a number (hexadecimal) assigned to I/O modules and intelligent function modules to communicate data with
the CPU module or remote head module. On/off data are classified into two types: input and output, and the symbol, "X" for
input, and "Y" for output, is added in front of the I/O number.
I/O numbers are automatically assigned in sequential order. On the main base unit, the I/O number starts from 00H, which is
given to the module on the right side of the CPU module or remote head module.
On the extension base unit (1st level), the I/O number starts from the next number of the last I/O number on the main base
unit.
Each slot on the base unit occupies I/O numbers corresponding to the number of points of the module mounted.
Upon placing a module on the "Module Configuration" window, the I/O numbers are automatically assigned according to the
number of occupied points of the module.
Even though the mounting position of the module is changed, the I/O numbers once assigned remain unchanged.
(1) Input modules
(2) Output modules
(3)Intelligent function module
(1) (3)(2)
Number of
points
I/O number
40
to
5F
00
to
0F
10
to
1F
20
to
2F
30
to
3F
16 16 16 16 32
XXYYX/Y
CPU 0 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 11 1210
00
to
0F
10
to
1F
20
to
2F
30
to
3F
40
to
4F
Number of points
I/O number
50
to
5F
60
to
6F
70
to
7F
80
to
8F
90
to
AF
B0
to
CF
D0
to
DF
E0
to
EF
16 16 16 16 16
16 16 16 16 32 32 16 16