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MOD-SPOS02 Internal I/O Table

InputName of SignalOutputName of Signal
Xn.0Positioning Module ReadyYn.0CPU Ready
Xn.1ErrorYn.1Reserved
Xn.2ReservedYn.2Reserved
Xn.3ReservedYn.3Reserved
Xn.4Axis 1 Command ACKYn.4Axis 1 Positioning Start
Xn.5Axis 1 BusyYn.5Axis 1 MPG Run
Xn.6Axis 1 ErrorYn.6Axis 1 Forward JOG
Xn.7Axis 1 Positioning CompleteYn.7Axis 1 Reverse JOG
Xn.8Axis 1 M Code ONYn.8Axis 1 Stop
Xn.9ReservedYn.9Reserved
Xn.AAxis 2 Command ACKYn.AAxis 2 Positioning Start
Xn.BAxis 2 BusyYn.BAxis 2 MPG Run
Xn.CAxis 2 ErrorYn.CAxis 2 Forward JOG
Xn.DAxis 2 Positioning CompleteYn.DAxis 2 Reverse JOG
Xn.EAxis 2 M Code ONYn.EAxis 2 Stop
Xn.FReservedYn.FReserved

Allocation Example

The MOD-SPOS02 module is allocated one WORD of X (Xn.0 ~ Xn.F) and one WORD of Y (Yn.0 ~ Yn.F).

n is a number representing the MOD-SPOS02 module’s position within the chassis.

If the positioning module is attached to slot 1:
To access the X memory registers for this MOD-SPOS02 example, the X value range is X2.0 ~ X2.F.
To access the Y memory registers for this MOD-SPOS02 example, the Y value range is Y2.0 ~ Y2.F.