Cyclic Transmission Time; Startup Procedure - Toshiba 2000 User Manual

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4.2 Cyclic Transmission Time

The cyclic transmission time depends on the transmission speed, number of slaves, and
the number of transmitted words.
The time required to read from the PF611 output area, transmit to slave, receive from slave,
and write to PF611 input area is shown in the following table. (Excluding controller I/O time
and slave side I/O time.)
Transmission speed
Configuration
Transmitted words
Transmission time
These are actual measured values when an HMS ABS-PDP is connected as slave.

4.3 Startup Procedure

The following configuration is used as an example to describe the startup procedure.
PS
Provide the following modules, tools, and cables.
1
• Base unit • Power module • S2T/S2E controller
• PF611 • PF612
• Tool PC (May be shared between engineering tool and configurator.)
• Integrated controller engineering tool (including PC connection cable)
• PROFIBUS configurator (SyCon)
(The above PC connection cable may be used.)
• PROFIBUS transmission cable (with connectors at both ends)
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Table 4-3 Cyclic transmission time
1 to 1
Transmit: 16,
Receive: 16
Approx. 4 ms
S2T
PF
or
611
S2E
Transmission cable
Configurator
(SyCon)
Figure 4-3 Startup procedure configuration example
4.2 Cyclic Transmission Time
12 Mbps
1 to 4
Transmit: 64,
Receive: 64
Approx. 5 ms
S2T
PF
PS
or
612
S2E
32 words transmit
32 words receive
See chapter 5 , 6 and section 9.2
1.5 Mbps
1 to 4
Transmit: 64,
Receive: 64
Approx. 10 ms
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