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Presentation (continued) 0AS-Interfacecabling system 0The topology of the AS-Interface cabling system is unrestricted: point-to-point, line, tree, ring, etc...This lack of restrictions enables the most direct connections to be made between the AS-Interface system and the various sensors and actuatorsin an installation. The maximum length of the AS-Interface line is 100 m (including main runs and tap-off runs). Runs of up to 300 m are possibleusing repeaters (signal regenerators).Point-to-pointLineTreeRing8
Presentation (continued) 0AS-Interfacecabling system 0AS-Interface system versionsThe original version of the AS-Interface system (V1) has been followed byversion V2.1, which incorporates the following enhancements:b Possibility of connecting a maximum of 62 slaves, compared with 31 previously,by means of a 2-bank addressing system (called extended or A/B addressing).b Possibility of transmitting a "peripheral fault" message to the AS-Interface masterwithout totally inhibiting the slave (continuity of service). This means thatcommunication faults can be separated from faults associated with the productperipherals.b Management of analogue slaves.Important: products that conform to the V2.1 specification do not necessarilyinclude all these enhancements.Extended or A/B addressingASI20MT4IE(A/B addressing)address 2AASILUFC5(std addressing)address 3ASISSLB4(std addressing)address 4ASI20MT211OTE(A/B addressing)address 5AASI20MT413OSE(A/B addressing)address 7A1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 29 30 31Bank ABank BXALS2001(std addressing)address 1ASI 67FFP22E(A/B addressing)address 2BASI 67FFP40E(A/B addressing)address 5BASISAFEMON1(std addressing)address 6ASI20MT414OS(std addressing)address 8AS-Interface masters developed according to the V2.1 specification have2 addressing banks, A and B.b V2.1 slaves with extended addressing (A/B) connected to this type of master onlyoccupy one of the 2 banks (A or B), allowing up to 62 slaves to be addressed.b V2.1 slaves with standard addressing or V1 slaves can only be addressed in bankA and bank B of the same address is no longer available.It is quite possible to mix V1, V2.1 standard addressing and V2.1 extendedaddressing slaves, but in this case the total number of slaves will be less than 62.Schneider Electric PLC programming software packages automatically generate themaximum number of slaves possible, according to the type of addressing of theproducts (standard or extended).The scan time for slaves with extended addressing will be twice that of slaves withstandard addressing.Configurations with 4 inputs/4 outputs and with 4 outputs cannot be achieved withextended addressing; they are replaced by configurations with 4 inputs/3 outputsand with 3 outputs.9
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