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Scan view SCANMATE F10 User Manual (154 pages)


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Table of contents

GE Fanuc Automation

1

Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

2

Content of this Manual

3

Related Publications

4

Contents

5

Chapter 1 Introduction

8

Module Description

9

Connectors

10

Required Equipment

11

Parts of a Remote Drop

12

Series 90–70 Racks

13

Series 90–70 Power Supplies

14

Remote Drop Capacity

16

Genius Bus

18

Redundancy

21

Genius Bus Redundancy

22

Redundant Bus Configuations

23

Configuration

25

Configurable Features

26

Configuration Protection

27

Chapter 2 Installation

28

System Grounding Procedures

29

Rack Installation

30

Rack Grounding

31

Rack Number Selection

31

Power Supply Installation

33

Module Locations

34

Installing a Module

35

Removing a Module

35

Field Wiring to I/O Modules

36

JACKSCREW

37

WIRE BUNDLE CABLE TIE CLEAT

37

Terminator Plug

38

Single Bus Termination

39

Dual Bus Termination

40

Bus Stub Connections

41

Grounding

42

Connection Instructions

42

Serial Port Termination

43

RS–485 RS–232

44

CONVERTER

44

Multidrop Connections

45

GENIUS BUS

46

SERIAL NETWORK CABLE

46

41Chapter 2 Installation

48

I/O Scan

50

I/O Scanner Memory

51

Data Transfer with the Host

52

Output Defaults

54

Configuring a Remote Drop

61

Selecting the Bus Address

62

Drop IDs and Bus Addresses

63

Attaching a “Detached” File

64

Using Auto I/O Map

66

Bus Scan Time Impact

67

Genius Interface Entries

68

SNP Port Entries

69

Sweep Control Entries

70

Module Reference Address

71

Module Characteristics

71

Return to the Rack Display

72

Entering Additional Modules

73

Reference Overlaps

75

Viewing/Editing the I/O Map

76

Viewing PLC References

77

Storing the Configuration

81

Logicmaster 90 Software

85

Set Up the Hand–held Monitor

90

F1:PROG BLOCK ID

91

F2:CONFIG BLOCK

91

F3:COPY CONFIG

91

Select the Device Number

92

PROG BLOCK ID

93

I/O ?– ??

93

BLOCK NO. ?

93

Select the Baud Rate

94

PROG REMOTE MAP

96

%I ____

96

LENGTH(PTS) ____

96

Select the Remote Drop ID

97

Select Genius Bus Redundancy

99

Select BSM Control

99

Select CPU Redundancy

100

CONFIG PROTECT

101

DISABLED

101

tgl entr nxt

101

Remote Drop Data

102

Forcing Circuits

103

Toggling I/O Circuits

104

Overriding I/O Circuits

104

Genius Hand–held Monitor

105

Identifying the Circuit

105

3 + 33 – 1 = 35

106

Forcing/Unforcing I/O

107

Forcing an Analog Circuit

108

MNTR _

109

chng entr

109

Logicmaster 90–70

110

Computer

115

Overview

116

Displaying Additional Faults

118

Drop ID#, rack, slot

119

rack, slot, bus

119

Fault Clearing

120

Status References

123

Datagram Types

126

Read Map

127

Read Map Reply

127

Write Map

127

Report Fault Datagram Format

128

Fault Byte 3

129

Fault Bytes 4 and 5

129

Fault Bytes 6 and 7

129

Example 1

132

Example 2

132

Input Def : OFF

137

Out Rnable: YES

137

Input Default/Out Enable

139

Step 1: Create a Folder

143

Scanner

147

Configuration Limits

149


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