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Setting connector number
No.
1936 Connector number of the first interface unit
1937 Connector number of the second interface unit
1938 Connector number of the third interface unit
1939 Connector number of the fourth interface unit
Date type : Byte
Data range : 0 to 3 (in case of analog servo interface unit)
0 to 7 (in case of separate type detector interface unit)
In case of using interface unit, set the value, which subtracts 1 from the connector number of
each axis. Therefore, the number of connector 1 to 8 corresponds to 0 to 7.
Set 0 to the axis without interface unit
It is possible to use any connectors at any axis.
Setting Address Conversion Table for slave number
No.
14340
TR value corres
ondin
to slave 01 on the 1st FSSB line
to
14357
TR value corres
ondin
to slave 18 on the 1st FSSB line
Data type: Byte
Data range : 0 to 23,64,-56,-96
No.
14358
TR value corres
ondin
to slave 01 on the 2nd FSSB line
to
14375
TR value corres
ondin
to slave 18 on the 2nd FSSB line
Data type: Byte
Data range : 0 to 23,80,-40,-96
No.
14408
TR value corres
ondin
to slave 01 on the 3rd FSSB line
to
14425
TR value corres
ondin
to slave 18 on the 3rd FSSB line
Data type: Byte
Data range : 0 to 15,64,-56,-96
The amplifier or interface unit connected to CNC by the optical cable is called “Slave”. Each one
axis servo amplifier or one interface unit (with or without the additional unit) consists of one
slave. Two axes amplifier consists of two slaves and three axes amplifier consists of three slaves.
The analog servo amplifier is numbered as if it was connected from the terminal slave (the most
far slave from CNC). Each one-axis analog servo amplifier is numbered one slave number. For
example, if the terminal unit connected to FSSB is slave 5, the analog servo amplifiers are
numbered from 6. (Refer to the example described later.)