
3–3Communicating with FLEX I/O Modules
Publication 1794ĆUM009D-EN-P - April 2004
Complementary •you need full FLEX I/O module
functionality, including combination
modules (1794ĆIB10XOB6), settable
input delay times on input modules
(1794ĆIB16, ĆIB8S), and fuse blown
indication (1794ĆOB8EP), for
example.
•you can locate equal numbers of
input and output modules in
separate chassis
•Eight 8 point modules in each chassis
equal 1/2 logical rack (when input
modules are installed in 1 chassis, and
output modules are installed in the
complementary chassis).
•Eight 16 point modules in each chassis
equal 1 logical rack (when input modules
are installed in 1 chassis, and output
modules are installed in the
complementary chassis).
•Provides maximum use of I/O image table
in 2 FLEX chassis (when input modules
are installed in 1 chassis, and output
modules are installed in the
complementary chassis).
•You must configure all modules
in both chassis as either 8Ćpoint
or 16Ćpoint.
•No combination modules
allowed
•Configuration/status data is not
accessible to user
Standard - 32 •you need full FLEX I/O module
functionality, including 32 point
modules, combination modules
(1794ĆIB10XOB6), settable input
delay times on input modules
(1794ĆIB16, ĆIB8S), and fuse blown
indication (1794ĆOB8EP) for
example.
•User has access to 2 words of input, 2
words of output for each digital module.
•Four modules equal 1 logical rack.
•No restrictions on module placement
•Maximum use of configuration/status and
combination modules
•Inefficient I/O image table
utilization
Complementary - 32 •you need full FLEX I/O module
functionality, including combination
modules (1794ĆIB10XOB6), settable
input delay times on input modules
(1794ĆIB16, ĆIB8S), and fuse blown
indication (1794ĆOB8EP), for
example.
•you can locate equal numbers of
input and output modules in
separate chassis
•Eight modules in each chassis equal 2
logical racks
•Provides maximum use of I/O image table
in 2 FLEX chassis (when input modules
are installed in 1 chassis, and output
modules are installed in the
complementary chassis).
•All digital I/O modules are
configured as 32Ćpoint.
•No combination modules
allowed
•Configuration/status data may
not be accessible to user
(depending on module type).
The amount of data accessible to the processor in the 5 addressing
modes is illustrated below. Note that the shaded areas represent data
not accessible by the processor.
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