Appendix 3. supplemental description – Yaskawa MP2000 Series User Manual

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Appendix 3. Supplemental Description

Appendix 3.1 Assignment Points

In PCLINK link transmission, the link data received by the counterpart station is stored in a set location according to

the link map address where the transmission data is included because the link map address and size are included in
the transmission data of each station. Therefore, the link maps are the same for all the stations (Figure F3.1.1). The
figure is an example link map of each station in a situation where the link register outputs of each of stations 1~4 have
been assigned with 128 words.















Figure F3.1.1 Link Map of Each Station


When I/O registers (I registers, O registers) are used in link transmission by MP, the lead number used will change

according to the module configuration definition. Even in that case, the counterpart address from the lead is the same
as the link maps of the other stations. (If the I/O lead address is 400H in the module configuration definition, R0001 of
the GL corresponds to IW (OW) 0400 of the MP.)

Even in cases where input data assignment is performed from the link assignment screen, the link assignment will

be performed together with the output side data address. (It is not possible to change the register numbers as desired
on the input side. It is necessary to assign an MP-side input register counterpart address.)


Output

MP2XXX

PCLINK

Output

GL120

PCLINK

Output

MP2XXX
PCLINK

Output

GL60

PCLINK

Station 1

Station 2

Station 3

Station 4

R10001

OW0000

IW0400

R0001

IW0080

IW0480

IW0100

IW0180

OW0500

IW0580

R10129

R10257

R10385

R0129

R0257

R0385

Map when I/O lead address is 0000.

Map when the I/O lead address is 0400

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