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FEH201b 03
FEH201b 03
<Names>
78
RS-232C port
456
9 01
MODE
23
(D-sub, 9-pin, female) B c DE
789A
RS485
F 0 12
No.
(0-F) 3 456
Nameplate
RS485
3-78
Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
<Names>
Status indication LED
Mode selection switch
ONL RS232 TS1
ALM RXD TXD
ERR TS2
78
RS-232C port
456
9 01
MODE
23
RS232C
3-79
3-6 Communication Specifications Communication
<Names>
Status indication LED
Mode selection switch
RS-485 station No. selection switch ONL
ALM RXD TXD
TS1
78
456
9 01
MODE
23
B c DE
789A
RS485
F 0 12
No.
(0-F) 3 456
Nameplate
RS485
3-80
Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
Note: When other remote I/O master modules (such as JPCN-1 master module) are connected to the SX bus, the total
number of remote I/O master modules is a maximum of eight.
(No. of T-Iink master modules) + (No. of JPCN-1 master modules) ≤ 8
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL T/R
4 5 6
Nameplate
7 8
2 3
T-link connector
9 0 1
4 5 6
7 8
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3-6 Communication Specifications Communication
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL T/R
2 3
4
0 1
x10
5 6
9
Nameplate
7 8
2 3
T-link connector
4
0 1
x1
5 6
9
7 8
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Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
Note: The total of P-link modules, PE-link modules, FL-net modules should add up to 2.
<Names>
Status indication LED
ON BCDE
789A
CPU
F012
789A
PH
BCDE
Reserved
3 456
P-link/PE-link
F012
PL
789A
Nameplate
BCDE
connector 3 456
F012
789A
DA
BCDE
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Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
Note: When other remote I/O master modules (such as T-link master module etc.) are connected to the SX bus, the total
number of remote I/O master modules is a maximum of eight.
(No. of OPCN-1 master modules) + (No. of other remote I/O master modules) ≤ 8
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL COMM
STN
789A
STN
789A
BCDE L
Nameplate
RT
OPCN-1 connector
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3-6 Communication Specifications Communication
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL COMM
STN
789A
STN
789A
BCDE L
Nameplate
RT
OPCN-1 connector
3-85
Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL AUP CM
Nameplate (side)
Selection switch LED
SET
DISPLAY
As-i connector
AS-i+
AS-i-
AS-i+
AS-i-
LG
NP1L-
AS1
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3-6 Communication Specifications Communication
Note: The total of P-link modules, PE-link modules, FL-net modules should add up to 2.
<Names>
Status indication LED
T BCDE
789A
F012
CPU
AUI 3 456 No.
FLH
5
89AB
12
Connector for 10BASE5
F0
3 4 67
CDE
FLL
5
89AB
Nameplate (side)
T
AUI
0V
FG
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Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
Note: When other remote I/O master modules (such as T-link master module etc.) are connected to the SX bus, the total
number of remote I/O master modules is a maximum of eight.
(No. of DeviceNet master modules) + (No. of other remote I/O master modules) ≤ 8
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL T/R
MS NS
2 3 4
0 1
MAC ID
5 6
Transmission speed 7 8 9 H
selecting switch 2 3 4
0 1
MAC ID
5 6
7 8 9 L
Nameplate
1
2
3 4
ON
DR
5
DeviceNet connector
6
(0V)Black
Blue
Signal line Version No.
White
(+24V) Red
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3-6 Communication Specifications Communication
Note 1:Depending on the type of optical fiber cable, the minimum bend radius may be different from this value, which is for
HG-20/08 from Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
Note 2:The transmission distance of an optical fiber cable is determined by the cable attenuation. Attenuation increases when
ambient temperature drops (when used in low temperatures), when the optical fiber cable suffers from bending stress,
or when the end connectors are not polished, resulting in shortened transmission distance. This value is for the
condition in which the cable is used at the specified working temperature (25°C), the cable does not suffer from
bending stress, and both of the end connectors are polished. Note that attenuation also increases with deterioration
from aging.
[Reference]
Attenuation calculation formula for HG-20/08 from Sumitomo Electric
Industries, Ltd., and the transmission distance at the specified ambient temperature
<Calculation formula for 100 m or shorter cables>
Attenuation [dB] = 1.4 dB + Low temperature loss + Loss due to unpolished connectors
"1.4 dB" is the cable transmission loss for 100 m or shorter cables.
For low-temperature loss, use a value in the "100 m cable" column of the following table.
<Calculation formula for 100 m or longer cables>
Attenuation [dB] = (8 - 6 x log (cable length)) x Cable length + Low - temperature loss + Loss due to unpolished connectors
Unit for cable length is "km".
* The loss due to unpolished connectors is 0.75 dB for each unpolished connector, namely 1.5 dB when neither of the two end
connectors is polished.
<Low-temperature loss for HG-20/08>
Loss[dB]
Temperature [° C]
1km cable 100m cable
25 0 0
10 0.40 0.25
0 0.80 0.35
-5 1.05 0.6
-10 1.30 0.8
-15 1.55 1.03
-20 1.80 1.25
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Communication 3-6 Communication Specifications
Note 3: To supply power from an external source, be sure to use a switching power supply with reinforced insulation and a
capacity of 24 VDC, 1 A or more per unit. For the wiring method, refer to "4-4-5 Wiring of power supply for SX bus
optical converter".
Note 4: Transmission delay time of optical link system
With an optical link system, a transmission delay occurs, which can be calculated by using the following formula. For
system design, be sure to take the SX Bus contact time into consideration. Transmission delay time [µs]= (No. of
optical devices) x 1µs + (Total length of optical cable (km)) x 4.97µs
<Names>
Status indication LED
Status indication LED
ONL/OP.E
Optical connector SX bus connector
Nameplate Nameplate
Optical connector
Screw size: M4
Type: NP1L-OL1 Type: NP2L-OE1 Tightning torque:1.8N•m
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3-7 Positioning Control Module Specifications Positioning control
<Names>
Status indication LED ONL CH1
SET GAT EQL
ERR ALM CH2
Nameplate
CH2
B/A
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3-7 Positioning Control Module Specifications Positioning control
<Names>
Status indication LED ONL CH0 CH1 CH2 CH3
Nameplate
B/A
3-92
Positioning control 3-7 Positioning Control Module Specifications
<Names>
Unit mounting hole (6mm dia.) Status indication LED
Nameplate
OC
3-93
3-7 Positioning Control Module Specifications Positioning control
<Names>
Status indication LED
B/A
CH1 CH2
3-94
Positioning control 3-7 Positioning Control Module Specifications
<Names>
Status indication LED
B/A
CH1 CH2
3-95
3-7 Positioning Control Module Specifications Positioning control
<Names>
Status indication LED
B/A
CH1 CH2
3-96
Function 3-8 Function Modules Specifications
ONL RDY CN
ERR TERR S1
SL1 SL0
Nameplate
3-97
3-8 Function Modules Specifications Positioning control
<Names>
ONL ACS M C
ERR CER M C
SL0
Nameplate
(Note)
F012 F012
BCDE
BCDE
3 456
3 456
789A 789A
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Positioning control 3-8 Function Modules Specifications
(3) Dummy module (NP1F-DMY) However, the dummy module cannot perform the functions of
The dummy module is mounted to replace a failed module in a failed module.
a running system to make it possible to restart the system.
Item Specification
Type NP1F-DMY
Module substituted for Note 1) All modules expept power module and CPU module
On a baseboard directly connected to SX bus cannot be mounted on a T-link
Mounting place
baseboard or other remote I/O module.
%MX10.42.14: "Dummy module existence" flag
Related system memory
Turn on when the dummy module is mounted on the SX bus.
Input data: 0 fixed ("Forced ON/OFF" by D300win is available.)
Data refresh specification Output value reference input: 0 fixed ("Forced ON/OFF" by D300win is available.)
Output data: Disabled
System message: Not sent to dummy module (Note 2)
Operation specification for message
User message: Abnormal ternination if message communication with dummy module
communication
is attempted using message-related FB.
When the dummy module is used to replace a module that uses a processor bus to
communicate data with the CPU of a P-link module or the like, if the processor bus is
Processor bus access
accessed from the application program, then a "Processor bus access error"
(for dummy module) occurs.
Standard CPU: V33 or newer firmware version
Applicable CPU version
High-performance CPU: V38 or newer firmware version
Occupied slot 1 slot
Occupied words 0 word
Internal current consumption 24V DC 26mA or less
Mass Approx. 120g
Note 1: The dummy module cannot perform the functions of a failed module.
Note 2: When modules are started after powering on the system, it is necessary for the CPU to transmit parameter data (input
filtering time for input module, for example) to an individual module. This operation is referred to as "System
Message".
<Names>
Status indication LED
ONL
ERR
Nameplate
3-99
Auxiliaries 3-9 Auxiliaries
Note: The warranty period is for the battery, It is 5 years at 25°C regardless of whether the battery is used or not.
Memory backup time depends on the device and ambient temperature.
The battery backup time is reduced by about half for every 10°C increase in ambient temperature.
<Names>
Battery connector
Battery
(33) L (33)
15 22
3-100
3-9 Auxiliaries Auxiliaries
Note: For the SX bus T-branch expansion system, refer to “2-2-3 SX bus T-branch expansion system.”
<Names>
Unit mounting hole (6mm dia.)
SX bus connector
Nameplate
IN
OUT1
Applicable screw : M4
Tightening torque: 1.8N·m
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Auxiliaries 3-9 Auxiliaries
Note: The maximum length values in the above table are confirmed by Fuji.
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3-9 Auxiliaries Auxiliaries
10
11
12
13
14
15
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
33
ON
Note: This switch is only used to debug. Do not use this with mounting on the control panel.
(8) Personal computer cable for D300win (NP4H-CA2
(not with a converter), NP4H-CNV (with a converter))
CPU connector
Convertor connector
2000mm
to RS-232C port of
a personal computer
Function ON OFF
Switch 1 Terminating
Switch1-1 120Ω 16kΩ
123 4
on resistor
Switch1-2 2-line/4-line 2-line
4-line type
Switch1-3 type type
Switch 2
123 4
on
Switch1-4 Echo Mode ON OFF
always
Switch2-1 Carry control RTS
"H"
Switch2-2 RS/CS delay 8ms None
Switch2-3 Not used
Switch2-4 Not used
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Auxiliaries 3-9 Auxiliaries
Knob
PROTECT
WRITE
PROTECT
ENABLE
WRITE
WRITE
Write protected
ENABLE
WRITE
Write enabled
Note: Before using this card, discharge the static electricity of the human body. And furthermore, grip the knob and do not
touch directly electric parts on the printed circuit board except the write-protect switch.
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3-10 Dimensions Dimensions
69.8 90
105
(65) 90
35 14.7
105
Battery folder
(Note)
34.4
Note: For the standard CPU, open the battery folder at an angle of 180° when user ROM card is removed.
3-105
Dimensions 3-10 Dimensions
483 20.3
8
8
105
113
30
(Note)
465 31 (11)
2) NP1BS-11
413 20.3
8
105
113
30
(Note)
395 31 (11)
3) NP1BS-08
308 20.3
8
113
105
30
(Note)
290 31 (11)
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3-10 Dimensions Dimensions
4) NP1BS-06
238 20.3
8
105
113
30
(Note)
220 31 (11)
5.8 5.8
(28.5)
12.8
12 5 17
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Dimensions 3-10 Dimensions
105
3) 32-point module
35 (75) (45.2) 90
0 1
105
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3-10 Dimensions Dimensions
4) 64-point module
35 (75) (45.2) 90
105
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Dimensions 3-10 Dimensions
Note)
105
Note: This differs by type, whether or not connectors and switches exist, but outside dimensions are the same for all types.
2) T-link master module NP1L-TL1/T-link interface module NP1L-RT1
P-link module NP1L-PL1/PE-link module NP1L-PE1
OPCN-1 master module NP1L-JP1/OPCN-1 slave module NP1L-RJ1
35 (44) 90
105
Note: This differs by type, whether or not connectors and switches exist, but outside dimensions are the same for all types.
3) AS-i master module NP1L-AS1
34.8 (19) 90
ONL AUP CM
SET
105
DISPLAY
AS-i+
AS-i-
AS-i+
AS-i-
LG
NP1L-
AS1
3-110
3-10 Dimensions Dimensions
UTP
Note)
105
AUI
Note: For AUI and UTP cables, you need to take connector dimensions and cable bend into consideration. (For bend radius,
check the specification for the cable you use.)
5) DeviceNet maste module NP1L-DN1
35 (20) 90
105
Ra
di
us
of
cu
63.5
rv
at
ur
e
5.
0m
m
or
m
or
e
16.5
3-111
Dimensions 3-10 Dimensions
95
Ra
di
us
of
cu
40
rv
at
ur
48.3
e
50
m
m
or
m
or
e
3-112
3-10 Dimensions Dimensions
105
Ø6
40
3-113
Dimensions 3-10 Dimensions
Ø6
40
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