1.1.1 SST-DN4-PCU Board in Slave Mode
1.1.2 SST-DN4-PCU Board in Master Mode
2.3 Communication Specifications
3 Mounting the SST-DN4-PCU Board
3.1 Opening Front Door of the DX200
3.2 Mounting the SST-DN4-PCU Board on the DX200
3.4 Closing Front Door of the DX200
4.1 Setting of Option Board and I/O Module
4.1.1 Setting of the SST-DN4-PCU-1 Board to Slave
4.1.2 Setting of the SST-DN4-PCU-1 Board to Master
4.2.1 DX200 I/O Allocation example (For Handling): SST-DN4-PCU-1 Board
4.2.2 DX200 I/O Allocation example (For Except Handling): SST-DN4-PCU-1 Board
4.2.3 DX200 I/O Allocation example (For Handling): SST-DN4-PCU-2 Board
4.2.4 DX200 I/O Allocation example (For Except Handling): SST-DN4-PCU-2 Board
4.2.5 The Alarm when Communications Error Occurs Using the Board Status
4.3 Management of DeviceNet Slave Allocation (Only in Master Mode)
4.3.1 Saving to External Memory Device
4.3.2 Loading from External Memory Device
4.4 Generation of EDS File (Only in Slave Mode)
4.4.1 Generation Procedure of EDS File
4.5 Terminal Output Function (Only in Master Mode)
4.6 Terminal Output Setting (Only in Master Mode)
4.8 Communications with the NADEX Timer
4.8.1 Communication Setting with NADEX Timer
4.8.2 Settings for Connecting the Timer
4.8.3 Operation for the Timer Data
4.8.4 Management of the Timer Data
4.8.4.1 Saving to External Memory
4.8.4.2 Loading from External memory
5.1.1.2 Configuration Elements
5.1.1.3 Branching from the Trunk Line
5.1.1.4 Branching from Drop Lines
5.1.2 Precautions for Wiring DeviceNet Cables
5.1.2.1 Maximum Network Length
5.1.2.3 Total Drop Line Length
6 Connections for DeviceNet Communications
6.1 Location of Communication Power Supply
6.1.2 Location of Power Supply
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