9 i/o polling configuration example – GE Industrial Solutions 6KCV300DVN User Manual

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7.9 I/O POLLING CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE

Example Using the Keypad to configure the data produced and consumed by a
polled Master/Slave connection for AV300.

The keypad interface can be used to configure the content of the produced and
consumed data in the Master/Slave connection set. Only16-bit drive parameters
can be entered as polled I/O parameters. The instruction manual parameter list
identifies the eligible parameters with an R or W in the Opt2-A/PDC column.
The polled I/O connection size is four words (8 bytes) produced and four
words (8 bytes) consumed

1.

Enter a value of 8192 in the Par.Index Offset parameter.

The drive parameter index is equal to the drive parameter number plus 2000h
(8192). Par.Index Offset adds the standard offset to parameter numbers assigned
to the polled I/O connection such that a parameter number can be directly
entered as a parameter index. The offset value is stored in volatile memory
and is not retained when drive power is lost.

2.

Enter drive parameter numbers for the polled I/O connection. Following

is an example of polled data configuration;

Polling Data from Slave to Master

Parameter

Index

Description

CHAN 0

24319

24319

Digital Output Word

CHAN 1

122

8314

Actual Speed

CHAN 2

927

9119

Torque Current

CHAN 3

233

8425

Output Voltage

dn8000

POLL S->M

POLL SM

Polling Data from Master to Slave

Parameter

Index

Description

CHAN 0

24319

24318

Digital Input Word

CHAN 1

44

8236

Ramp Ref 1

CHAN 2

CHAN 3

dn8010

POLL M->S

POLL MS

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