Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Integration Maintenance Manual Documentation Set User Manual

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I/O Interface

Section 10A

10A-32

Table 10A.U lists the connectors used to make the fiber optic connections

to the I/O ring. Each module connected to the system I/O ring has an

optical transmitter and receiver. Fiber optic cables connect transmitters to

receivers to form the I/O ring. Refer to Appendix A for additional

information on fiber optic cables and connectors.

Table 10A.U

Digital I/O Fiber Optic Connectors

Connector on Digital I/O

Connected To

Remark

OP21 (RED)

Receiver on next module in I/O ring

Output

OP22 (BLacK)

Transmitter on previous module in I/O ring

Input

Different types of I/O devices can have the same node address, but devices

of the same type must each have a unique node address. Each digital I/O is

assigned a unique node address in the I/O assignment file of ODS. This

address corresponds to a switch setting on the device itself.

Figure 10A.25 shows the location of the node address switch assembly on

the digital I/O.

Figure 10A.25

Digital I/O Switch Assembly Location

6

O

N

5

4

3

2

1

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Set the switch assembly to correspond to the node address as shown in

Table 10A.V.

10A.3.3

Digital I/O Fiber Optic

Connections

10A.3.4

Digital I/O Node Address

Setting

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