Rockwell Automation 1771-QC , D17716.5.25 SER/B SERVO POS User Manual

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Chapter 8

8Ć16

Nominal Time (ms) per Block Transfer

Channels with

BlockĆTransfer

Modules

1 Active

Channel

2 Active

Channels

3 Active

Channels

4 Active

Channels

1

40

52

54

58

2

ĆĆ

67

68

76

3

ĆĆ

ĆĆ

98

99

4

ĆĆ

ĆĆ

ĆĆ

123

4. Count the number of block-transfer modules on the channel. If a

chassis containing block-transfer modules is repeated in the chassis
scanning sequence list, count the modules as often as listed.

5. Count the number of I/O chassis entries in the chassis scanning list

for the channel.

6. Calculate the time between block transfers for the scanner as follows:

scanner time = [nominal time x BT modules on the channel] + [I/O
chassis in list -1) x 9ms

Example Computation

As an example, we compute the read/write block transfer time for each of
two 1771-M3 controllers in the following system:

User program contains 20K words.
Channel 1 contains five I/O chassis, with a total of seven block-transfer

modules including one 1771-M3 controller.

Channel 2 contains two I/O chassis with no block-transfer modules.
Channel 3 contains two I/O chassis with one 1771-M3 controller.
Channel 4 is made inactive thru LIST.

You can compute the read/write block transfer times for the 1771-M3
controllers in this example in four steps. An accompanying figure
explains each of the following four steps.

1. Diagram the I/O channels of your PC system (Figure 8.6), showing

the number of:

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