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AS-Interface Configuration Automatic Addressing of an AS-Interface V2 Slave At a Glance Procedure Each slave on the AS-Interface Fieldbus must be assigned (via configuration) a unique physical address. This must be the same as the one declared in SoMachine. The AS-interface Automatic addressing function is supported by the master, allowing you to: replace a slave indicating an error insert a new slave The new slave with physical address 0 will be automatically written with the address of a missing or unresponsive slave, if their profile and parameters match. The table below lists the steps required to set the Automatic addressing parameter. Step Action 1 There are 2 methods of accessing to the TWDNOI10M3: Click on the Configuration Tab, then double-click on your AS-Interface Slave device. On the menu pane, select Communication → ASi Master Device → Physical Settings Click on the Program Tab, then double-click on your ASi_Master in the device tree of the Devices window. 2 Click on the Enable automatic addressing check box (if not already selected) found in the ASi Master Configuration tab: Result: The Enable automatic addressing function is activated (box checked) or disabled (box not checked). NOTE: By default, the Automatic addressing parameter is selected in the configuration window. 112 EIO0000000384 04/2012
Modification of Slave Address At a Glance AS-Interface Configuration From the Scan Devices interface, you can modify the address of a slave. Modification of Slave Address The following table shows the steps required to modify a slave address: Step Description 1 Log in to your Controller. NOTE: Only the right-bus configuration from your master module must be correctly set up at this step. No application program is needed. EIO0000000384 04/2012 113
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Table of Contents Safety Informatio
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Chapter 16 Loader Device Accessory
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Important Information NOTICE Safety
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At a Glance Document Scope Validity
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Libraries Introduction Modicon M238
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Task Types Introduction Cyclic Task
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Task Priorities Introduction Tasks
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