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Chapter
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Chapter 9
Using the Parallel Port
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Chapter 8
Using the Parallel Port
This chapter will provide you with:
•
A description of the Parallel Port.
•
Format requirements for the Message Variable/Slave Run Mode and
Message List Run Mode.
•
Data sampling methods.
•
DIP switch settings.
Note: This chapter is applicable only to the Parallel Port Versions of the
DL40.
The Parallel Port has connections for 4 strobe lines and 16 data lines.
Figure 9.1
Parallel Port Connections
PARALLEL PORT 5-24 VDC INPUT
D
15
D
14
D
13
D
12
D
11
D
10
D
9
D
8
D
7
D
6
D
5
D
4
D
3
D
2
D
1
D
0
M
S
3
M
S
2
M
S
1
M
S
0
ISO
+
12V
ISO
GND
The four strobe lines (MS0–MS3) specify the type of information on the data
lines (D0–D15). For Message/Variable/Slave Run Mode, D0–D15 can
receive:
•
Message number to trigger
•
Slave address to which message will be sent
•
Variables to be placed in message
–
16 bit binary
–
4 digit signed BCD
–
l digit unsigned BCD
–
1 character ASCII
For Message List Run Mode, D0–D15 can receive:
•
Priority msg. number to trigger (interrupts message list)
•
Message number to add to message list
•
Message number to delete from message list
Chapter Objectives
Description of the
Parallel Port