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SAIA PCD2.M480｜Programmable Logic Controller｜
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Required programming tool | PG5 V1.2.100 or newer |
| Register extension | Up to 16 383 registers (with PG5 V1.3.005 or newer) |
| FBox library | FBoxes of analogue modules W1, W2 & W5 supported from PG5 V1.2.018 or newer |
| Firmware update | Performed with FWdnld.exe located in the PG5 V1.2 directory.After download, the code is copied from RAM to FLASH (≈30 s). During this procedure the RUN, HALT and ERROR LEDs blink in a defined sequence. |
| CPLD programming | Not applicable |
| Default PGU mode | S-BUS parity |
Memory
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| User program memory | Standard hardware system memory: 1 MB (e.g. 512 kB + 512 kB) 96 k program lines, 128 k text, 512 k external |
| Flash card (backup only) | 1 MB (e.g. 512 kB + 512 kB) 96 k program lines, 128 k text, 512 k external With Flash card PCD2.R400 production date ≥ May 2010 requires FW 1.08.53 or newer |
| EEPROM | S-BUS configuration automatically saved; remains even if the battery is discharged. 50 non-volatile user registers. |
| Registers | Up to 16 383 registers with PG5 V1.3.001 or newer |
Communication
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| New serial port 6 | Port 0 no longer has RS-232/RS-485 switch. Port 6 implemented in FBoxes as of PG5 V1.2.050. |
| Serial communication | Baud rates up to 115 kBaud on ports 0, 1 & 6. Baud rates < 1200 are not supported on any port. |
SAIA PCD2.M480｜Programmable Logic Controller｜
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