Руководство По Подключению для Delta Electronics DOP-A/AE/AS

Delta DOP Series HMI Connection Manual|DOP-A/AE/AS Series

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A. HMI factory settings

Baud rate: 9600, 8, ODD, 2.

Controller station number: 1. (valid station number: 0 ~ 99)

Control area/status area: None.

NOTE

1) The valid station number is in the range of 0 to 99. If the station number is out of this range, it will

subtracted 100 from itself automatically until the station number is in the valid range.

B. Definition of controller Read/Write address

Registers

Format

Word No.

Bit No.

Data Size

WORD_DEVICE_ RRegister

RW-n

n: 0 ~ 3999

N/A

Word

WORD_DEVICE_ RRegister

RW-n

n: 8000 ~ 9999

N/A

Word

WORD_DEVICE_ DStatus

XW-n

n: 0 ~ 8

N/A

Word

WORD_DEVICE_ DStatus

DW-n

n: 0 ~ 129

N/A

Word

WORD_DEVICE_ RRegister

RD-n

n: 0-3999

N/A

Double Word

WORD_DEVICE_ RRegister

RD-n

n: 8000-9999

N/A

Double Word

WORD_DEVICE_ DStatus

DD-n

n: 0-129

N/A

Double Word

NOTE

In order for DOP series HMI to be compatible with this controller, DOP series HMI provides various types of

data. Please refer to the following description:

1) RW-n, RD-n, RB-nb all have corresponding relation (just the data format is different). They all refer to the

same address n.

DW-n, DD-n both have corresponding relation (just the data format is different). They all refer to the

same address n.

XW-n, XB-nb both have corresponding relation (just the data format is different). They all refer to the

same address n.

(In the above format name, the second alphabet represents the data format, W represents Word, D

represents Double Word and B represents Bit)

2) The data size of RW-n, DW-n is defined as Word in DOP series HMI and each data address is regarded

as an individual Word address. The data order uses "Little Endian" architecture which means that the low

word of the number is stored in memory at the lowest address, and the high word at the highest address.

(such as Intel processors (those used in PC's) use "Little Endian" byte order)