3 word i/os message, Fast i/o output data, Network communications 3-10 – Yaskawa V7 PROFIBUS-DP User Manual

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Network Communications 3-10

3 Word I/Os Message

The 3 word I/Os messages have only one fixed area. This is the most frequently used data and is referred to as the fast I/O data. 6 Byte
messages are used when processor memory is a critical factor in the network design. As shown below the 3 word I/Os message contains
only the minimum drive data.

Table 3.12 – V7 PROFIBUS-DP 3 Word Message I/O Table

OUTPUT DATA PROFIBUS-DP Master -> V7

INPUT DATA V7 -> PROFIBUS-DP Master

Byte

Function

Byte

Function

0

RUN Operation Command MSB

0

Drive Status MSB

1

RUN Operation Command LSB

1

Drive Status LSB

2

Frequency Reference MSB

2

Frequency Reference MSB

3

Frequency Reference LSB

3

Frequency Reference LSB

4

Torque Reference MSB

4

Torque Reference MSB

Fast I/

O

5 Torque

Reference

LSB

Fast I/

O

5 Torque

Reference

LSB

‹ Fast I/O Output Data

The fast I/O output data area is used to transfer parameter data directly to the drive via a dual port RAM interface. The following table
details the functions of the fast I/O output data (Bytes 0 to 5) For detailed explanation of the terminal and multi-function inputs and outputs,
refer to the V7 Technical Manual.

Table 3.13 – 3 Word Message Fast I/O Output Data

Fast I/O Output Data (PROFIBUS-DP Master -> V7)

Byte

Function

Bit

Note

0

Fwd Run/Stop

1 = RUN Forward (Enabled when n003 is set to 3)

1

Rev Run/Stop

1 = RUN reverse (Enabled when n003 is set to 3)

2

Terminal S3

1 = Close (terminal function dependent on setting of parameter n052)

3

Terminal S4

1 = Close (terminal function dependent on setting of parameter n053)

4

Terminal S5

1 = Close (terminal function dependent on setting of parameter n054)

5

Terminal S6

1 = Close (terminal function dependent on setting of parameter n055)

6

Terminal S7

1 = Close (terminal function dependent on setting of parameter n056)

0

7 Reserved

8

External Fault

1 = External Error

9

Fault Reset

1 = Reset Fault

1

Command

Reference

Ah - Fh

Reserved

2

Frequency Reference MSB

3

Frequency
Reference

Frequency Reference LSB

1 = 0.01Hz or 1 = 1 RPM
scaling is dependent on the setting of parameter n035

4 Torque

Reference

MSB

5

Torque
Reference

Torque Reference LSB

0 – 100%

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