The SX bus station number for the slot on which the CPU module is mounted is recognized as unused. Show Detail
(1) With the SPH300/2000 Series, it is used to back up the data memory of the retained attributes, calendar IC memory, and RAS information. (2) With the SPH2... Show Detail
When you use battery-less operation on the SPH, is the history of RAS information recorded?
During battery-less operation, previous fault information and other 'history of RAS' are not saved. Only the present RAS information is displayed. Show Detail
The SPH does not have a RUN contact. Is there any alternative?
As an alternative, you can combine hardware and software functions. (1) Hardware_ Prepare a relay output card and use one point as a RUN contact. (2) Sof... Show Detail
For what application is the base board with station number setting switch used?
It is used as a base specified for 'system fail-soft start-up' operation, which is set when there is any base with some modules on which power is not turned ... Show Detail
You can mount or remove a CPU module during system operation, but not a power supply module. [Related document] For the details of hot plugging function, r... Show Detail
No, they do not have polarity because they use relay contacts. Show Detail
You should be careful because if the write protection is OFF, the ROM is rewritten simultaneously with the internal RAM of the CPU during program download. Show Detail
The equivalent data is retained for one default task during switching and the standby CPU starts execution from the beginning of the task. Show Detail
The SX bus connector of the SPH300EX (Type_ NP1PS-74D) is an OUT (output) connector. When you connect SX bus equipment, connect the cable to the IN (input)... Show Detail
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