iQ-F series FX5 CPU equivalent to built-in port

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iQ-F series FX5 CPU equivalent to built-in port

About the connection example

Please see below for an example of connection settings for this driver.

 

Applicable models etc.

explanation

Connection example [iQ-F series]

This is an example of Ethernet connection settings with the iQ-F series.

 

 

 

Device List

The compatible devices are as follows (see here for how to view the device list).

 

device

keyword

Start address

explanation

unit

reading

Writing

Input Relay

X

000000

Hexadecimal

bit

○

○

Output Relay

Y

000000

Hexadecimal

bit

○

○

Internal Relay

M

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Special Relay

SM

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Latching Relay

L

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Annunciator

F

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Edge Relay

V

000000

Hexadecimal

bit

○

○

Link Relay

B

000000

Hexadecimal

bit

○

○

Special Link Relay

SB

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Step Relay

S

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Timer Contact

TS

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Timer coil

TC

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Integration Timer Contact

SS

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Accumulator timer coil

SC

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Counter Contact

CS

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Counter coil

CC

000000

Decimal

bit

○

○

Timer current value

TN

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

Current value of the integration timer

SN

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

Counter current value

CN

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

Data Register

D

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

Special Registers

SD

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

Link Register

W

000000

Hexadecimal

word

○

●

Special Link Register

SW

000000

Hexadecimal

word

○

●

Index Register

Z

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

File register (current block)

R

000000

Decimal

word

○

●

 

 

Binary and ASCII protocols

Mitsubishi Electric's communication protocol can be selected from "Binary Code Communication" and "ASCII Code Communication". Binary code communication has a shorter packet length, so it allows for faster communication. Unless there is a specific reason not to, we recommend binary code communication.

 

For example, if you are using GX-Works3, set it in the network parameter settings.

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To communicate in binary code, select the binary protocol when selecting the following units.

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