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Appendix
B
Finding the I/O Configuration Data Total 
for a Remote Drop
The maximum amount of I/O configuration data for a remote drop is 4500 bytes.  This
amount will accommodate the configuration of a remote drop with:
H no more I/O modules than can be included in the Remote I/O Scanner’s I/O map;
or
H any number of discrete modules plus up to 16 analog modules (input and/or
output), with at least one option module (PCM, GDS, or ADS) in the remote drop;
or
H any number of discrete modules plus up to 41 analog output modules, with at least
one option module in the remote drop; or
H up to 29 analog modules (combination of input and output modules) with no
discrete modules.
If a planned remote drop is not within these maximums, you will need to estimate its
configuration data total to be sure it does not exceed 4500 bytes.  Attempting to store a
larger I/O configuration to a Remote I/O Scanner will cause Logicmaster 90–70 to
generate the message “Configuration File is Invalid”.  The configuration will not be
accepted.  The module will not operate properly until a valid configuration has been
stored to it.
If you need to find the I/O configuration data total, follow the steps below.  You can use
this table as a guide.  Two examples are shown on the next page.
 
Number of I/O Data Types                   
36
 (%I, %AI, %Q, %AQ)                                  
Discrete Input Modules, MDL2nn        
36
Discrete Input Modules, MDL6nn          
42
Discrete Output Modules           
 
38
Analog Input Modules
150
Analog Expander Modules
22
Analog Output Modules
86
Remote I/O Scanner
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50
50
  Description
Number
of Each
Multiply by
Bytes Each
=
Contribution
Total
 
a
Must be
4500 or less.
1.
For each data type (%I, %AI, %Q, %AQ) configured for the Remote I/O Scanner,
add 36 bytes to the total.  For example, if all four data types are configured, add
144.