The i/o data channel – BECKHOFF BK7500 User Manual

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SERCOS interface Coupler BK7500

BK7500

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The I/O Data Channel

Function

Set and actual values are exchanged between the controller and the
BK7500 via the I/O data channels. Set and actual values may be
exchanged either cyclically or non-cyclically.
The controller needs the I/O data base in order to address the I/O data
channel.
The set and actual values of a BK7500 are divided into the following types.

I/O terminal types

Digital input terminals KL1xxx (without KL1501)
Digital output terminals KL2xxx (without KL2502)
Analog input terminal KL3xxx
Analog output terminal KL4xxx
Encoder terminal KL5xxx
Communication terminal KL6xxx


IDN

Name

Type

Attributes

Default
value

S-1-0000

I/O data base

IDN

Read/Write

IDN: I/O base + 00000

Meaning

This operating data contains the IDN of the first I/O data channel, i.e. the
IDN of the channel container for this I/O data channel. The controller reads
this value in order to calculate the IDN of the I/O data channel.


IDN

Name

Type

Attributes

Default
value

S-1-0001

Max I/O Channel

Uint 16

Read/Write

IDN: I/O base + 00001

Meaning

This operating data indicates the maximum number of I/O data channels in
the BK7500.

IDN

Name

Type

Attributes

Default
value

S-1-0002

List I/O data channels

Uint 16

Read/Write

IDN: I/O base + 00002

Meaning

The BK7500 writes the required I/O data channels with their absolute
addresses into this operating data.

IDN

Name

Type

Attributes

Default
value

S-2-0000

I/O data channel

Uint 16

Read

IDN: I/O data base + 0000

Meaning

This operating data contains the IDN of the first I/O data channel. Observe
the mapping of the terminals!





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