Control using cc-link, Control using cc-link -8 – KEYENCE LK-CC100/DN100 User Manual

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2 Connecting to CC-Link

Control using CC-Link

This section explains how to use a PLC to control the LK-CC100 configured for a CC-Link

network.

This section describes only those functions and settings of the CC-Link master station necessary for
communicating with the LK-CC100. Refer to the manual supplied with the CC-Link master station and
PLC for details on functions and settings of each device.

Operation and memory configuration with CC-Link

On a CC-Link network, the LK-CC100 operates as a slave station (remote device station)

to the CC-Link master station connected via the network cable.

• The buffer memory inside the LK-CC100 is linked to remote I/O and remote registers on

the CC-Link master station according to the memory configuration illustrated below.

• Control the system by setting and programming (2-14) according to this memory

configuration.

Memory configuration

Buffer memory inside the LK-CC100 is linked as shown here.

NOTE

CC-Link master station

Buffer memory

 RY (remote outputs)

Read control buffer

Write control buffer

Read data buffer

Write data buffer

Read buffer

Write buffer

 RWw (remote registers)

 RX (remote inputs)

 RWr (remote registers)

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