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9.1.3 System Construction Procedure
(1) First, connect the master and slave devices with each other by using DeviceNet
cables, referring to the system configuration sample. It is essential to connect
terminating resistors. The power supply for communications should not be
turned on at this stage.
(More details about wiring and system configuration are described in Subsection
9.2.2 and in Section 9.4, respectively.)
(2) Set the communications speed for master and slave devices. DeviceNet allows
selection of 125, 250, or 500 Kbps. The factory default is 500 Kbps.
(Wrong speed setting will make communications impossible.)
(3) Set the addresses of the master and slave devices. In DeviceNet, as shown
below, a total of 64 master and slave devices can be connected, and each
device must be assigned any of ID addresses ranging from 0 to 63.
(Take care not to double-assign a same address on the same network.)
(4) After setting up the communications speeds and addresses, connect the
communication power supply and then turn on the power of each device. This
completes the hardware settings.
(5) Register the information about the connected slave devices to the master
device. This registration information is called “scanlist.” According to the scanlist,
the master device may control those slave devices.
For the procedure on how to create a scanlist, refer to Subsection 9.4.2.
(6) The creation of the scanlist will automatically determine I/O addresses for the
connected slave devices. Accordingly, the I/O communication between the
master and slave devices becomes possible. The input and output areas of the
master device from/to slave devices are IO [1024] to [2047] and IO [2048] to
[3071], respectively.
(For details about I/O addresses, refer to Section 9.3.)
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