NP1L-RS1/RS4/RS5 support RS-485. Can I use them for RS-422 devices?
Yes, you can use NP1L-RS1/RS4/RS5 for RS-422 devices. RS-485 is upper compatible with RS-422. There are two connection types for RS-422 devices: 2-wire conne... Show Detail
With a general-purpose communication module, is RS232C completely full duplex?
It is full duplex for both hardware and software (firmware) for anything other than communication by M_RECEIVE and M_SEND on the SX bus, which are FB interna... Show Detail
A 'client' is a device that collects data. Since the PLC is a device from which data is collected, there is no OPC client. Show Detail
I want to relay the SX bus optical cable. Is it possible?
Yes, it is possible. Note that one relay causes attenuation of about 1 dB. The allowable attenuation is 7 dB in total. Careful consideration is required be... Show Detail
Can we use an FL-net module (Type_ NP1L-FL1/FL2/FL3) and standard LAN device with same network?
It is not possible. Each module comply to following FL-net standards. NP1L-FL1 : FL-netVer1 NP1L-FL2 : FL-netVer2 NP1L-FL3 : FL-netVer3(Class1) In FL-... Show Detail
They are retained. Note, however, that they are cleared if the power of the FL-net module is turned off. Show Detail
No, they are not synchronized. The configuration flag cannot be used for that application. Use the broadcast area for handshaking using the application to ... Show Detail
Refreshing data in the link data area in FL-net takes place when data is received from another station. The local station data is refreshed by sending the la... Show Detail
Common memory 1 and common memory 2 are handled together in terms of timing. However, to maintain the uniqueness of data including those in common memory 1 a... Show Detail
Yes, a CPU is necessary. In the case of a system with no CPU, the input status LED does not work even if signals are externally input into the input module. Show Detail
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