BECKHOFF BK3000 User Manual

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Appendix

BK3xxx/LC3100

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The programmed configuration requires the descriptions of the FMS
objects that are found in tables 71 and 72 of the bus coupler:

Tables 71-72

Register 0

Number of programmed FMS objects

Register 1-2

1

st

programmed FMS object, index 1000

Byte 0: offset in local process image, lo

Byte 1: offset in local process image, hi

Byte 2: length of the object’s data
Byte 3: input (0), output (1)

...

Register 254-255

127

th

programmed FMS object, index 1126

Byte 0: offset in local process image, lo
Byte 1: offset in local process image, hi
Byte 2: length of the object’s data
Byte 3: input (0), output (1)

Diagnostic messages

One object is defined for each diagnostic message, its index depending on
the socket and on the channel. The socket location only has reference to
the analogue terminals, so that the analogue terminal that is nearest to the
bus coupler is assigned socket number 0, the analogue terminal that
comes next has socket number 1, and so on.

The structure of the diagnostic messages corresponds to that described for
the DP.

Index:

10000

Data type:

Octet string[8]

Data length:

8 bytes

Access rights:

read only

Description:

Bus coupler diagnostic message

Index:

10000 + (socket+1) * 10 + channel

Data type:

Octet string[8]

Data length:

8 bytes

Access rights:

read only

Description:

Terminal/channel diagnostic message (from index 100)


For each diagnostic message object there is also an event object, whose
index corresponds to that of the associated diagnostic message
object + 5000.

2 byte PLC interface

The 2 byte PLC interface is implemented with object 500. The 2 byte
outputs are addressed when writing this object, and the 2 byte inputs when
reading it.

Index

500

Data type

Octet string

Data length

2

Access rights

read write

Data

Byte 0: control/status byte
Byte 1: data byte

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