Annex – BECKHOFF BK4000 User Manual

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Example: combination of a process image
in the bus coupler

An example explains the affiliations of the input and output channels to the
process image. Our example setup should consist of the following bus
terminal modules:


In this configuration, the

Position

Function module on the busbar

bus coupler creates the

POS00

Bus coupler

allocation list that

POS01

Digital inputs, 2 channels

follows below

POS02

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS03

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS04

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS05

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS06

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS07

Digital outputs, 2 channels

POS08

Digital outputs, 2 channels

POS09

Digital outputs, 2 channels

POS10

Analog inputs, 2 channels

POS11

Analog outputs, 2 channels

POS12

Analog outputs, 2 channels

POS13

Analog inputs, 2 channels

POS14

Infeed terminal

POS15

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS16

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS17

Digital inputs, 2 channels

POS18

Digital outputs, 2 channels

POS19

Digital outputs, 2 channels

POS20

Analog outputs, 2 channels

POS21

End terminal



By default, InterBus, DeviceNet and Profibus couplers only map signal
channels of 16-bits width. The CONTROL/STATUS BYTE is not available.
That is to say, an analog input terminal with 2 channels, for example, ap-
pears in the process image with 2 x 16 bits. The figures showing the byte
addresses and the affiliations differ correspondingly when CON-
TROL/STATUS is activated.


Part for byte-oriented data,
analog outputs

relative
byte address

Bit position

Process image in
the controller

Position in the
block

0, 1

none

A0, A1

POS11

2, 3

none

A2, A3

POS11

4, 5

none

A4, A5

POS12

6, 7,

none

A6, A7

POS12

8, 9

none

A8, A9

POS20

10, 11

none

A10, A11

POS20

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