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ZM-71SE About version 1.2.1.0 - Soliton

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[4] Communication Parameter<br />

[Detail] Tab Window<br />

Note<br />

[Multi-Link2] can be used<br />

only in <strong>ZM</strong>80. It is not<br />

available in <strong>ZM</strong>70.<br />

In case of [Multi-Link2] (n : 1) (corresponds to page 2-7)<br />

When connecting multiple <strong>ZM</strong>80s (up to 4) to one PLC (n : 1), choose [Multi-Link2]<br />

which can support faster communication than [Multi-Link]. The communications via RS-<br />

232C, RS422 and RS485 are available.<br />

*This connection cannot be used when using the communication interface module (e.g.<br />

JPCN-1, CC-Link, etc.).<br />

*If <strong>ZM</strong>42 is the master station (Local Port: 1), all the slave station (Local Port: 2 and after)<br />

must be <strong>ZM</strong>42.<br />

<strong>ZM</strong>80 master <strong>ZM</strong>80 <strong>ZM</strong>80 <strong>ZM</strong>80<br />

RS-232C<br />

RS-422<br />

RS-485<br />

RS-485<br />

PLC<br />

[Setting...] button<br />

When [Multi-Link2] is selected, the next option [Setting...] must also be set up.<br />

Clicking this button brings up the [Multi-Link2] dialog as shown below.<br />

[Local Port] (1 to 4)<br />

Specify the station number of <strong>ZM</strong>80 Series. If one station number is used twice<br />

or more for different <strong>ZM</strong>80s being connected to one PLC, the entire system<br />

does not work properly. Be sure to use one station number to a single <strong>ZM</strong>80.<br />

*When selecting [2], [3] or [4] in this setting, [Baud Rate], [Signal Level], [Parity],<br />

[Trans. Mode], [Data Length], [Stop Bit], [Time-Out] and [Retrials] cannot be<br />

specified.<br />

[Send Delay Time] (unit: x 1 msec)<br />

This setting is available only when [Local Port] is [1]. The setting is the same as<br />

in case of [Multi-Link 1].<br />

[Total] (1 - 4)<br />

Specify the number of <strong>ZM</strong>s to be connected.<br />

[Retry Cycle] (x 10)<br />

The setting is the same as in case of [Multi-Link 1].<br />

[Baud Rate of Multi-Link] (4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115kbps)<br />

The communication speed between <strong>ZM</strong>80s can be specified in this item.<br />

The setting must be the same as other <strong>ZM</strong>80s on the same communication line.<br />

Note that the maximum of baud rate when using <strong>ZM</strong>42 is 57600 bps.<br />

Communication Start time (<strong>ZM</strong>80 model only) (correspondense to page 2-9)<br />

Set a communication delay time in seconds for <strong>ZM</strong>80 to avoid a delay in processing<br />

on the PLC (or controller) when <strong>ZM</strong>80 and a connected PLC (or controller) are<br />

turned on at the same time.<br />

How to assign<br />

Select a delay time from the [Start time] item on the [Communication parameter/<br />

detailed settings] menu in the [Communication parameter settings (T)].

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