Examples of Automation X-SEL Serial Communication 2 - IGAS

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When the parameter window opens, set I/O parameter nos. 1
to 15 as follows:
No. 124 --- “100” --- Use channel 31. Set by the client.
No. 129 --- “10” --- Set input ports from No. 0.
No. 132 --- “192” --- IP address (H). Fixed to “192.”
No. 133 --- “168” --- IP address (HM). Fixed to “168.”
No. 134 --- “0” --- IP address (ML). Fixed to “0.”
No. 135 --- “1” --- IP address (L). This must be a unique number.
No. 136 --- “255” --- Subnet mask (H). This number is basically fixed.
No. 137 --- “255” --- Subnet mask (HM). This number is basically fixed.
No. 138 --- “255” --- Subnet mask (ML). This number is basically fixed.
No. 139 --- “0” --- Subnet mask (L). This number is basically fixed.
No. 145 --- “64512” --- Port number for channel 31 (basically fixed*).
No. 146 --- “64513” --- Port number for channel 32 (basically fixed*).
No. 147 --- “64514” --- Port number for channel 33 (basically fixed*).
No. 148 --- “64515” --- Port number for channel 34 (basically fixed*).
* Any value between 1025 and 65535 can be set. However, basically
the default setting need not be changed.
After all parameters have been entered, click the Transfer to
Controller button.
When the message “Data will be transmitted to the controller.
Are you sure to continue?” appears, click Yes.
When all data has been transferred, the message “Write Flash
ROM?” appears. Click Yes.
When the message “Restart the controller?” appears, click
Yes. This completes the necessary settings on the X-SEL
controller side.
This completes the setting of necessary parameters.