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8.
ASEL, PSEL, SSEL
7.4 I/O Port Nos. and Corresponding PLC Addresses
In PLC, ASEL, PSEL or SSEL CC-Link board is set as the remote device station. The number of occupied remote
device stations varies, depending on the I/O point setting on the ASEL, PSEL and SSEL side.
The following table shows the example when I/O parameter No. 1 is set to “0”, No. 16 to “0” and No. 17 to “300” in
the program mode. This shows the relationship between the I/O port Nos. decided by means of the setting of I/O
parameter No 14 and No. 15, and the PLC addresses. The last one word for the occupied remote I/O shows the
system domain for the remote device station, so the corresponding ports can not be used as the I/O ports.
Note: Take whichever is the larger of the point values for I/O Parameter No. 14 and No. 15 and set that same value for both for
No. 14 and No. 15.
(1) In the case that the I/O Point Setting is up to 96 points:
They are configured as a single remote device (No. of Occupied Stations: One Station)
I/O Parameter
No.14 No.15
DI on the ASEL, PSEL
and SSEL
Side (Port Nos.)
PLC Side
DO on the ASEL,
PSEL and SSEL
Side (Port No.)
PLC Side
16 16 000 – 015 RY 0 – F 300 – 315 RX 0 – F
32 32 016 – 031 RY 10 – 1F 316 – 331 RX 10 – 1F
48 48 032 – 047 RWw0 332 – 347 RWr0
64 64 048 – 063 RWw1 348 – 363 RWr1
80 80 064 – 079 RWw2 364 – 379 RWr2
96 96 080 – 095 RWw3 380 – 395 RWr3
* The ports in gray column show the system domain for the remote device station on the PLC side, so any of them can
not be used as an I/O port.
(2) In the case that I/O Points setting is larger than 112 and smaller than 192 points:
They are configured as two remote devices (No. of Occupied Stations: Two Stations)
I/O Parameter
No.14 No.15
DI on the ASEL, PSEL
and SSEL
Side (Port Nos.)
PLC Side
DO on the ASEL,
PSEL and SSEL
Side (Port No.)
PLC Side
(16) (16) 000 – 015 RY 0 – F 300 – 315 RX 0 – F
(32) (32) 016 – 031 RY 10 – 1F 316 – 331 RX 10 – 1F
(48) (48) 032 – 047 RY 20 – 2F 332 – 347 RX 20 – 2F
(64) (64) 048 – 063 RY 30 – 3F 348 – 363 RX 30 – 3F
(80) (80) 064 – 079 RWw0 364 – 379 RWr0
(96) (96) 080 – 095 RWw1 380 – 395 RWr1
112 112 096 – 111 RWw2 396 – 411 RWr2
128 128 112 – 127 RWw3 412 – 427 RWr3
144 144 128 – 143 RWw4 428 – 443 RWr4
160 160 144 – 159 RWw5 444 – 459 RWr5
176 176 160 – 175 RWw6 460 – 475 RWr6
192 192 176 – 191 RWw7 476 – 491 RWr7
* The ports in gray column show the system domain for the remote device station on the PLC side, so any of them can
not be used as an I/O port.
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In PLC, ASEL, PSEL or SSEL CC-Link board is set as the remote device station. The number of occupied remote
device stations varies, depending on the I/O point setting on the ASEL, PSEL and SSEL side.
The following table shows the example when I/O parameter No. 1 is set to “0”, No. 16 to “0” and No. 17 to “300” in
the program mode. This shows the relationship between the I/O port Nos. decided by means of the setting of I/O
parameter No 14 and No. 15, and the PLC addresses. The last one word for the occupied remote I/O shows the
system area for the remote device station, so the corresponding ports can not be used as the I/O ports.
Note: Take whichever is the larger of the point values for I/O Parameter No. 14 and No. 15 and set that same value for both for
No. 14 and No. 15.
The ports in gray column show the system area for the remote device station on the PLC side, so any of them can
The ports in gray column show the system area for the remote device station on the PLC side, so any of them can