Weidmuller WI-I/O 9-L: Wireless I/O Transmitter / Receiver v1.3 User Manual
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WI-I/O 9-L Wireless I/O v1.3
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From
inputs
This selects the actual input data the WI-I/O 9-L-T will send. The WI-I/O 9-LT sends data to the output
module in the order listed.
Select the inputs you want to send to the remote module by dragging them from the
Available Inputs
box or by double-clicking the relevant inputs. Alternatively you can right click on the inputs in the
Available Inputs
list and select
Add to list
:
Any of the available inputs can be added to the
From Inputs
box in any order, including the same
input multiple times. You can change the order for sending inputs by clicking and dragging the items
up and down to different locations in the list.
The pulsed inputs are 32-bit values with the top 16 bits in the ‘high’ inputs.
To remove an input from the list, select the input and from the shortcut menu select
Delete
:
To invert an input, select the input in the
From Inputs
box. Press
Ctrl+I
or right click on the input and
select
Invert
from the list:
To
destination
The WI-I/O 9-L-T will send the information about the inputs in a message to this module when the
mapping is triggered.
NOTE
: You can also select
Unknown Unit
if the unit has not been added to your project yet. In this
case you must enter the actual address of the module in the
To Destination
field, and the actual
output number into the
First Output Address
field.
First
Output
Address
The WI-I/O 9-L-T sends the data to the outputs at the destination module starting at this output in the
destination module. The outputs in the destination module are listed in order.
Via
repeaters
Sequence of units for forwarding the message to its final destination.
NOTE
: You can either select the units from the dropdown list or enter the unit number.
Note
Some module types only support mappings with one single input. These are the WI-I/O
9-1, WI-I/O 9-2, WI-I/O 9-3 and WI-I/O 9-4 modules.
If you need to send more than one input to these modules, you must enter multiple
mappings, each with a single input selected.
If you need to use one of these modules as a repeater, you can only send mappings
with a single input selected. If you need to send large amounts of data, you should use a
WI-GTWY module to act as a repeater.