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AN00174-001 Modbus TCP Fieldbus Option for MotiFlex e100.doc
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Process Data (Controlled Node->Manager Node) – this is the Process Data that is to be
passed to the NextMove e100 from the drive (in our case this corresponds to NetData
Channels 1 and 2 which we want to pass from the client/PLC to the NextMove e100 via the
MotiFlex Fieldbus Option
Double-click the Process Data (Controlled Node<-Manager Node) icon. WorkBench will display the
‘Add Process Data Object’ dialog. We are configuring the first object to pass from the NextMove
e100 to the MotiFlex e100 (NetData Channel 3) so our dialog needs to be set as shown below:
Click on ‘OK’ to accept this mapping and then repeat for NetData Channel 4 (the second Process
Data item to be passed from the NextMove to the MotiFlex).
Now double-click the Process Data (Controlled Node->Manager Node) icon to setup the mappings
from the drive to the NextMove (NetData Channels 1 and 2). Again we maintained a direct
relationship between the drive’s NetData channels and the channels on the NextMove (e.g.
NetData Channel 1 was mapped to NetData Channel 1).
If you’ve added these mappings as described then your Additional Process Data section should
look like this:
We mapped NetData Channel 3 on the
NextMove e100 to NetData Channel 3 on
the MotiFlex e100. The channels don’t have
to match but we did this so it is easier to
follow the logical path for the data.
As we are sending and receiving 32 bit
values we selected 32-bit for the Network
Transmission data. The dialog allows you to
specify different data types so that the
data can be padded correctly when sending
and receiving other data formats (e.g.
Booleans or 16 bit data).
Note also that the dialog shows NetData is
a 32-bit integer. You may recall from
earlier that we used these 32 bits to store
either a 32 bit (IEEE) float, a 16 bit Integer
or a 32 bit Long Integer. How this is
decoded is determined by the keyword
ultimately used to extract the data
(NetFloat or NetInteger).
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