Panasonic SL-PC104 Manuel utilisateur

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Sensor & Wire-saving Link System S-LINK

PC/104 Bus S-LINK Control Board

SL-PC104

2. Cautions

 Verify that the supply voltage variation is within the rating. Also, check the voltage variation at

the end terminal of the transmission route, since voltage drop occurs depending on the diam-

eter or the length of the transmission cable.

 If power is supplied from a commercial switching regulator, ensure that the frame ground (F.G.)

terminal of the power supply is connected to an actual ground.

 Do not use during the initial transient time (approx. 0.5sec.) after the power supply is switched

ON.

 Make sure to use an isolation transformer for the DC power supply. If an auto-transformer (sin-

gle winding transformer) is used, this product or the power supply may get damaged.

 In case a surge is generated in the power supply used, connect a surge absorber to the supply

and absorb the surge.

Power supply

 Do not run the wires together with high-voltage lines or power lines or put them in the same

raceway. This can cause malfunction due to induction.

 Make sure to carry out the installation and wiring in the power supply OFF condition.

 In order to reduce noise, make the wiring as short as possible.

 

 Take care that wrong wiring will damage the product.

Wiring

 This product has been developed / produced for industrial use only.

 In case noise generating equipment (switching regulator, inverter motor, etc.) is used in the

vicinity of this product, connect the frame ground (F.G.) terminal of the equipment to an actual

ground.

 Do not use the product in places where there is excessive vapor, dust or corrosive gas, or in a

situation where the product could be exposed directly to water or chemicals.

 Do not use the product in places where the ambient temperature or the humidity exceeds the

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Environment

 Please refer to “S-LINK Design Manual” for details of the system design.

 Any protective devices or safety circuits against system malfunction should be designed to be

external to the system.

Others

1. Introduction

Thank you very much for using Panasonic products. Please read this Instruction Manual carefully

and thoroughly for the correct and optimum use of this product. Kindly keep this manual in a con-

venient place for quick reference.

 Never use this product in a device for personnel protection.

 In case of using devices for personnel protection, use products which meet laws and standards, such

as OSHA, ANSI or IEC etc., for personnel protection applicable in each region or country.

 Before touching this product, remove any electrostatic charge that may be present on your body.

There is a danger of this product getting damaged due to the electrostatic charge.

3. Function Description

3) Mode switch

1) S-LINK system terminal block connctor

5) Transmission indicator (Green)6) Error indicator (Red)

4) System set button

2) I/O first address setting switch

1) S-LINK system terminal block cinnector

Main cable and power supply of the S-LINK system are connected.

The S-LINK system terminal block connector is connector type and it is possible to wire it after

removing it from SL-PC104.

View from wiring side

No. 654321

Description Output Input

G D 0V 24V 0V 24V

Remarks Black White Blue Brown External power

supply input

Terminal block connector:

MC1.5/6-ST-3.81 (Made by Phoenix Contact)

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 

65 243 1

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No. Binary ON / OFF

 1

0 OFF

 2 0 OFF

 3 0 OFF

 4 0 OFF

 5

0 OFF

 6 0 OFF

 7 1 ON

 8 1 ON

 1

0 OFF

 2 0 OFF

 3 0 OFF

 4 0 OFF

(ON = 1, OFF = 0)

With the above setting, “I/O address 0300H to 031FH” is occupied.

Notes: 1) I/O addresses are set in binary number.

2) In SL-PC104

  

× 8

× 4

× 2

× 8

× 1

× 4

× 2

× 1

× 8

× 4

× 2

× 1

I/O ADDRESS

(HML ×)

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

Make sure that there is no overlap with the I/O addresses of the other boards being used.

Example of I/O address: 0300H

3) Mode switch

Performs setting of the S-LINK system. I/O setting switches (I/O SET0 to 3) are for setting input

/ output. System address length setting switches (SA0 and SA1) are for setting system address

length.

Setting is read in only once when power is supplied to the computer. Changing the mode switch

setting during operation is ineffective.

SA1

SA0

OFF

I/O SET3

I/O SET2

I/O SET1

I/O SET0

MODE

System address length setting switch

I/O points 32 64 96 128

SA0 OFF ON OFF ON

SA1 OFF OFF ON ON

I/O setting switch

I/O SET Address ON OFF

0 0 to 31

Input output

1 32 to 63

2 64 to 95

3 96 to 127

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4) System set button

S-LINK units.

Later, it is possible to check ER4 using the present condition as the basis.

5) Transmission indicator (Green)

It blinks when communicating I/O data with S-LINK units.

(Transmission: blinking, No transmission: turns OFF )

6) Error indicator (Red)

It lights up when an error occurs on the S-LINK system main cable.

Note: ER1, ER3 and ER4 cannot be distinguished with the error indicator.

Please check with a program by using “” of “4. Assignment of Computer.”

4. Assignment of Computer

Notes: 1) The contents assigned to “(HML) 0 to (HML) F” vary depending on the contents of the bank change-over

request register and the bank change-over response register.

2) Reading / Writing into “(HML) 0 to (HML) F” must be done after the contents of the bank change-over

request register and those of the bank change-over response register match.

3) Do not write into “Unused” or “System reserved” locations.

[Assignment]

Computer I/O address

(hexadecimal) Assignment

(HML) 0

(HML) F

Bank change-over response register

00 01 02 03

S-LINK input / output

units (initial value)

Address where ER4

occurs

S-LINK unit connec-

tion address

Control board prod-

uct information

(version, etc.)

(HML + 1) 0 Flag

(HML + 1) 1 Number of connected S-LINK units / First address of units where ER4 occurs

(HML + 1) 2 I/O setup of S-LINK

(HML + 1) 3 Unused (= 00)

(HML + 1) 4 

(HML + 1) 5 

(HML + 1) 6 System set

(HML + 1) 7 Frame check

(HML + 1) 8 Number of S-LINK units where ER4 occurs

(HML + 1) 9 Number of connected S-LINK units

(HML + 1) A System address length

(HML + 1) B Address of SL-BS1A where operation stops

(HML + 1) C Address of connected SL-BS1A

(HML + 1) D Unused (= 00)

(HML + 1) E System reserved (impossible to write in)

(HML + 1) F

Status

area

Data

area

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Relationship between “Computer I/O address” and “S-LINK address”

Computer

I/O address

(hexadecimal)

S-LINK address

bit 7 bit 6 bit 5 bit 4 bit 3 bit 2 bit 1 bit 0

(HML) 0 76543210

(HML) 1 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

(HML) 2 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16

(HML) 3 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24

(HML) 4 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32

(HML) 5 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40

(HML) 6 55 54 53 52 51 50 49 48

(HML) 7 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56

(HML) 8 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64

(HML) 9 79 78 77 76 75 74 73 72

(HML) A 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 80

(HML) B 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88

(HML) C 103 102 101 100 99 98 97 96

(HML) D 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104

(HML) E 119 118 117 116 115 114 113 112

(HML) F 127 126 125 124 123 122 121 120

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 This is an area to read out input data and write in output data of S-LINK units.

In case of input, “0: Input OFF” or “1: Input ON” is read out in each bit.

In case of output, write in “0: Output OFF” or “1: Output ON” in each bit.

Notes: 1) Output is saved until you overwrite with the next output data.

2) In case output data is written into a unit address which has been set as an input, the written data is

ignored and new input data is set after 1.4 to 10.7ms.

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 Control board product information (version number, etc.) is registered in ASCII code.



 It shows the addresses of S-LINK units at which ER4 has occurred.

 When a bit is “1,” ER4 (cable disconnection or abnormal S-LINK I/O unit) has occurred at the

S-LINK unit having that address.

Note: Addresses of units where ER4 occurs is held on. ER4 can be released (“0”) by switching on again either

the S-LINK system side power supply (+24V DC) or the PC/104 bus side power supply (computer

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

 It shows the addresses of the S-LINK units connected on the S-LINK system main cable.

When a bit is “1,” an S-LINK unit is connected at that address.

Note: When an S-LINK

address of that unit is set to “1.”



It indicates the operating condition of the S-LINK system.

bit 0, 2, 3 : “ER1, ER3 and ER4” are “1” when the respective error occurs.

bit 4 : It is “1” when communicating with the S-LINK units.

bit 6 : It has the same operation as “4) System set button” of “3. Functional Description.”

When “1” is written, the connection condition of the S-LINK units at that time is read.

(It becomes “0” after the completion of reading.)

bit 7 : In case of sending different outputs to the same address, the former output data will

be ignored if the next output data is written in before the former output data has been

transmitted to the S-LINK output unit.

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put data has been transmitted to the S-LINK output unit.

When “1” is written after writing in output data, it automatically becomes “0” after trans-

mitting the output data to the S-LINK output unit.

So, transmission error of output data will be prevented if you write in the next output

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 

2) ER4 is held on. It can be released (“0”) by switching on again either the S-LINK system side

power supply (+24V DC) or the PC/104 bus side power supply (computer power supply) after fault



bit R/W Assignment

7 R/W 

(Output data communication completed with “0” after writing in “1” )

6 R/W System set (1: Read condition of S-LINK unit connection)

Unusable (= 0)

4 R Condition of S-LINK system communication (1: Communicating)

3 R ER4 (1: Wire disconnection or abnormal I/O unit)

2 R ER3 (1: Abnormal voltage level between D and G)

Unusable (= 0)

0 R ER1 (1: Short-circuit between D and G)

(“R/W”: Read out / Write in, “R”: Read out)

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[Under normal condition] It indicates the number of connected S-LINK units.

bit Assignment

7 to 0 Under normal operation: Number of connected S-LINK units 0 to 128

(In case of hexadecimal number system, 00H to 80H)

Note: When the same address is set for several S-LINK units, they are regarded as one unit.





bit Assignment

7 1: ER4 occurs at several units (“0” in case the number of units with ER4 = 1)

6 to 0 Under ER4 condition: First address of S-LINK units with ER4 (0 to 127)

(In case of hexadecimal number system, 00H to 7FH)

Note: “First address of S-LINK units with ER4” is held on. ER4 can be released (“0”) by switching on

again either tthe S-LINK system side power supply (+24V DC) or the PC/104 bus side power supply





It sets up or indicates the I/O assignment of S-LINK system.

Immediately after power supply or reset of computer, it indicates the setup condition of the I/O

setting switches (I/O SET0 to 3) of “3) Mode switch” of “3. Functional Description.”

When setting is done by a program, I/Os can be set in units of 16. Set all I/O setting switches to

input (“0”: ON) to write in.

bit Assignment

7S-LINK address 112 to 127 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

6S-LINK address 96 to 111 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

5S-LINK address 80 to 95 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

4S-LINK address 64 to 79 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

3S-LINK address 48 to 63 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

2S-LINK address 32 to 47 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

1S-LINK address 16 to 31 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)

0S-LINK address 0 to 15 I/O setup (0: Input, 1: Output)





It is used for bank change-over of “.”

First, write in the number (“00” to “03”) into “”

from the computer. Then, 1.4 to 21.4 ms later, control board changes over bank of “

,” and writes in the changed bank number into “-

sponse register.”

Notes: 1) In case a number other than “00 to 03” is written into “

2) Do not read out / write in “” until “  

response register” has been changed over.



It has the same operation as bit 6 of “,” system set.

When a number other than “00” is written, the S-LINK system connection condition at that time is

read.

It becomes “00” after reading.



It has the same operation as bit 7 of “

completion.

In case of sending different outputs to the same address, the former output data will be ignored

if the next output data is written in before the former output data has been transmitted to the

S-LINK

the output data has been transmitted to the S-LINK output unit.

When writing in a number other than “00” after writing in output data, it automatically becomes “00”

after the output data is transmitted to the S-LINK output unit. So, transmission error of output



the program.



It indicates the number of S-LINK units where ER4 has occurred.

ER4 can be released (“0”) by switching on again either the S-LINK system side power supply





It indicates the number of connected S-LINK units.



It indicates the S-LINK system address length set by the system address length setting switches

(SA0 and SA1) of “3) Mode switch” of “3. Functional Description.”

One of the numerical values 32, 64, 96 or 128 is indicated.





Booster SL-BS1A’s connection and operation conditions are indicated.

SL-BS1A

address

Connection address Operation stop address

bit Assignment bit Assignment

ON (= 1): Connected

OFF(= 0):

Not connected

ON (= 1):

Stop, abnormal

OFF (= 0): Operating

11 1

22 2

33 3

44 4

55 5

66 6

Note: Not valid if booster SL-BS1A is not used.

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