ISPSoft User Manual

Chapter 16 Network Configuration and Data Exchange
If the data uploaded from the master station which is an AH500 series CPU module is not consistent
with the network created in NWCONFIG, the device types shown in the data exchange table in the
PLC Link Table Editor window will still be consistent with the device names shown in the working
area in NWCONFIG, the incorrect device types will be in red, and “Disabled” will appear in the
Status cell for the incorrect device types. The users have to check whether the setting is correct. If
the setting is incorrect, the users have to modify the incorrect parts. After the users modify the
incorrect parts, they can select the Enable option button in the Linked Status section.
The device types in the data exchange table in the PLC Link Table Editor window can not be
stored in a DVP series PLC, and therefore the users do not know whether the data uploaded from
the DVP series PLC is consistent with the network created in NWCONIFG. The device types shown
in the data exchange table in the PLC Link Table Editor window is consistent with the device
names shown in the working area in NWCONFIG. If the device ranges set for a model is incorrect,
“Disabled” will appear in the Status cell for the model. The users have to modify the incorrect parts.
After the users modify the incorrect parts, they can select the Enable option button in the Linked
Status section.
The figure below is a data exchange table which is downloaded to a DVP-SV series PLC. The slave
station to which the station address 1 is assigned is AHCPU530-EN.
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