Panasonic LP-RF Series Setup & Maintenance Manual page 92

„ Input signal operation on the I/O connector
• The ON/OFF listed in this section refers to the ON/OFF operations. It does not refer to the voltage level (High/Low).
No. Name and description
1 IN COM. 2: Input common 2
The common terminal for each input of the I/O connector.
For NPN connection, this terminal is connected to the "+ (plus)" side of power which is used for control. For
PNP connection, this terminal is connected to the "- (minus)" side of power which is used for control.
• IN COM. 1, OUT COM. 1 of the I/O terminal block and IN COM. 2, OUT COM. 2 of the I/O connector are
independent.
If you use the I/O connector terminal, connect input common/output common of the I/O terminal block and
the I/O connector to power supply respectively.
• For details on the connection, refer to "4-5-2 Connecting common terminals" (P.102).
2 SET IN
Turn ON this signal when executing the input of D0 IN to D15 IN (No.3 to 18) and SELECT 0 IN to SELECT 2
IN (No.19 to 21).
Turn ON SET IN with maintaining the input status of D0 IN to D15 IN and SELECT 0 IN to SELECT 2 IN. The
input operation is executed at the timing of the edge of turning ON.
SET IN is required to control the following operations by I/O.
• Select file number
• Correct the count-up/count-down value of the counter function
• Reset the count value of the counter function
• Switch marking characters of the registered characters via I/O
• Switch marking position of the external offset function
3 to 18 D0 IN to D15 IN : Number input
Set the number for one of the following targets selected at SELECT 0 IN to SELECT 2 IN (No.19 to 21).
File No.
q
Count-up value correction
w
Count-down value correction
e
Counter number to reset
r
Data number for the registered characters/external offset function
t
File No. (SELECT 0 IN to SELECT 2 IN: All OFF)
q
Input when changing the file number of 0 to 9999.
Specify the file number in the binary system as D0 to D15 and turn ON SET IN (No.2).
Indicate values in the binary system as ON/OFF of D0 to D15 with D0 being the lowest digit value.
Example: When selecting the file No. 618
Select "0000 0010 0110 1010", which represents 618 in a 16-bit binary system, by specifying ON/OFF of
D0 to D15 as shown in the below table.
Terminal
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
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File No. (binary) Input
0 OFF
1 ON
0 OFF
1 ON
0 OFF
1 ON
1 ON
0 OFF
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Terminal File No. (binary)
D8 0
D9 1
D10 0
D11 0
D12 0
D13 0
D14 0
D15 0
Input
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF