Lenze I/O system 1000 - Manual (Page 34)

4 Mapping the real station structure in the »PLC Designer«
4.5 Setting the cycle time for access to the I/O modules
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4.5 Setting the cycle time for access to the I/O modules
In the L-force Controller a central bus cycle task is selected, which is valid for the processing of all
fieldbuses and for the I/O modules connected via the backplane bus.
• This selection is a default setting and can be overwritten in the respective bus master nodes
(EtherCAT master, CANopen_Manager, I/O module coupler, ....).
• If you require a shorter cycle time for the backplane bus that the one selected in the L-force
Controller, you can select a faster task for the I_O_Modul_Koppler on the Module I/O Mapping
tab:
The following applies to the I/O modules on the I_O_Modul_Koppler:
• At first, the »PLC Designer« defines a processing task for the PLC for generating the I/O image.
An individual bus cycle task can be defined for each individual module, within which the process
image for the module is then created.
• Altogether three different tasks for the I/O modules can be defined. The limitation to three
tasks is determined by the system on the basis of the backplane bus specification.
• The backplane bus controller uses two internal bus cycle groups for each task; one for input
signals and one for the outputs. A total of six groups is provided.