Mitsubishi FX2N - Setting the Number of Average for Leveled Input Data

FX2N-32DP-IF Profibus-DP Interface Units Appendix B
B-5
B-2 Setting the Number of Average for Leveled Input Data
The user parameter settings are as shown in FX
2N
-4AD example. For FX
2N
-4AD-PT and FX
2N
-
4AD-TC, the settings must correspond to their respective BFM locations. For definitions of the
BFM’s, refer to each modules user’s manual.
Table B-5:Setting number of average for leveled input data of FX
2N
-4AD.
Using GSD File
User
Parameter
Type
Description
Using Programming Tool
Byte
No.
Setting
Value
(Hex)
Register
No.
Setting
Value
(Hex)
Higher
/Lower
Byte
000 HUser
parameter
for 32DP-IF
See section 6.1. D200 0000 H
Lower
100 H Higher
2DA H
User
parameter
for special
function
block
(FX
2N
-4AD)
BFM #30 lower byte “DA H”
D201 07DA H
Lower
3 07 H BFM #30 higher byte “07 H” Higher
412 H
Total length of parameter bytes for this spe-
cial function block is 18 bytes (byte No. 4 ~
21).
D202 0412 H
Lower
504 H
Example: number of BFM for data exchanged
every cycle is 4 BFMs (BFM #9 ~
#12).
Higher
6 05 H Specified exchange, ex. BFM #5
D203 0605 H
Lower
7 06 H Specified exchange, ex. BFM #6 Higher
8 07 H Specified exchange, ex. BFM #7
D204 0807 H
Lower
9 08 H Specified exchange, ex. BFM #8 Higher
10 81 H
Example: If BFM #1 is set to “000A H”.
Ch 1’s number of average: 10 times
D205 0A81 H
Lower
11 0A H BFM #1 lower byte = “0A H” Higher
12 00 H BFM #1 higher byte = “00 H”
D206 8200 H
Lower
13 82 H
Example: If BFM #2 is set to “0005 H”.
Ch 2’s number of average: 5 times
Higher
14 05 H BFM #2 lower byte = “05 H”
D207 0005 H
Lower
15 00 H BFM #2 higher byte = “00 H” Higher
16 83 H
Example: If BFM #3 is set to “000C H”.
Ch 1’s number of average: 12 times
D208 0C83 H
Lower
17 0C H BFM #3 lower byte = “0C H” Higher
18 00 H BFM #3 higher byte = “00 H”
D209 8400 H
Lower
19 84 H
Example: If BFM #4 is set to “0014 H”.
Ch 1’s number of average: 20 times
Higher
20 14 H BFM #4 lower byte = “14 H”
D210 0014 H
Lower
21 00 H BFM #4 higher byte = “00 H” Higher