Delta RMC151 User Manual

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Communicating from a PC
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Communicating with RMCTools

In addition to its primary communication type, each RMC has a Monitor port, which is

intended to be used to communicate with RMCTools.
The Monitor Port type varies by controller, as shown in the table below.

Controller

Monitor Port

RMC75E

USB

RMC75S

RS-232

RMC75P

RS-232

RMC150E

USB


The USB Monitor Port can be used only for connecting to a PC running RMCTools. The RS-

232 Monitor Port is primarily for connecting to a PC running RMCTools, but it can also be

used to communicate via serial DF1 to other devices.
RMCTools can also communicate with the RMC75E and RMC150E via Ethernet.
See the Monitor Port topic for more details.

RMC150-to-RMC150 Communications

The RMC150 Universal I/O Module provides limited inter-RMC150 communications via

SSI. The communication transaction is performed each loop time, allowing for tight

synchronization between controllers, although only one 32-bit register can be sent and

one received. For details, see the Universal I/O Module topic.

Sample Projects

Delta provides free example projects for various host controllers, such as PLCs and HMIs,

for communicating with the RMC. These example programs will get you up and running

quickly. See the downloads page of Delta's website at deltamotion.com for example

projects available for the RMC.

Discrete I/O

Discrete I/O augments the communications of the RMC. Discrete I/O is typically faster

and more deterministic than the communications, and is therefore well-suited for starting

a sequence in the RMC at a specific time. For details, see the Discrete I/O for

Communications topic.

Register Map

The register map is the core of the RMC communications. It gives the addresses for all

the information available in the RMC. When communicating to the RMC from a PLC or

other host controller, the register map is a valuable reference. See the Register Map

Overview topic for details.

Indirect Data Map

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