QJ71E71-100's compatibility with the ...

QJ71E71-100 does not support the AutoMDI/MDI-X function (automatic cable type (straight or cross) recognizing feature). More Details >>

Difference in specifications between ...

Ver.1.10 is a standard where CC-Link station-to-station cable length restriction in Ver. 1.00 has been removed, and the length of all station-to-station cabl... More Details >>

Difference in specifications between ...

"[ ]" in the CC-Link remote I/O modules' model name "AJ65[ ]BT" represents as follows: - None: Standard type - S: Compact type - F: Low profile waterpro... More Details >>

Number of remote registers assigned t...

For "Remote Net(Ver.2 Mode)", the number of remote I/O's remote registers (RWw, RWr) is "0 Point". More Details >>

Difference between AJ65SBTB1-16DT1 an...

Major differences are shown below. - AJ65SBTB1-16DT1 - Rated input current approx. 5 mA - ON voltage/ON current 15 VDC or higher/3.0 mA or higher - O... More Details >>

Link register assignments in MELSECNE...

For any type of MELSECNET network (II, /10, and H), B and W devices with the same number cannot be used for multiple stations as write areas. Following th... More Details >>

Whether or not MC protocol frames can...

The QJ71C24N series modules can be accessed using A-compatible 1C frames, but the following restrictions are imposed. The access is limited to the devices wi... More Details >>

How refresh devices for CC-Link remot...

The refresh device setting of the CC-Link parameter assigns any devices to the I/O numbers greater than those assigned to the modules on the same base unit. ... More Details >>

Precautions taken when QJ61BT11 is re...

Set the Network Parameter as shown below. (1) If QJ61BT11 is in the remote net mode, use the remote net Ver.1 mode for QJ61BT11N. (2) If QJ61BT11 is in the... More Details >>

Necessity of terminating resistors in...

No, it is unnecessary. Terminating resistors are only required at both ends of the network. More Details >>