You can connect a network analog input to a block input. LOGO! 9 supports up 128 network analog inputs; LOGO! 0BA8 supports up to 32 network analog inputs.
Network analog inputs can read values from the following types:
VM
When reading values from VM, the address range is as follows:
VM: 0 to 849
VXM: 0 to 2046
VRM: 0 to 510
Remote device
When reading values from a remote device, you must enter its IP address or select from the existing device types.
Remote device types for LOGO! 9.0/LOGO! 8.4/LOGO! 8.3/LOGO! 8.1 & 8.2 (LOGO! 8.FS4)
Available remote device types and their block types are as below:
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Device type |
Block type |
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LOGO! 9.0 |
VW0 to VW849, VXW0 to VXW2046, VRW0 to VRW510 |
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LOGO! 8.4 |
VW0 to VW849, VXW0 to VXW2046, VRW0 to VRW510 |
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LOGO! 8.3 |
VW0 to VW849 |
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LOGO! 8.1 & 8.2 (LOGO! 8.FS4) |
VW0 to VW849 |
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LOGO! 8 (0BA8.Standard) |
VW0 to VW849 |
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LOGO! 0BA7 |
VW0 to VW849 |
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ModBus-compatible devices |
IR1 to IR65535, HR1 to HR65535 |
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S7-compatible devices |
IW0 to IW65534, QW0 to QW65534, MW0 to MW65534, VW0 to VW65534, DB0 to DB16000, and .DBW0 to .DBW65534 |
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LOGO! 9.0 Slave |
AI1 to AI16 and AQ1 to AQ16 |
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LOGO! 8.4 Slave |
AI1 to AI8 and AQ1 to AQ8 |
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LOGO! 8.3 Slave |
AI1 to AI8 and AQ1 to AQ8 |
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LOGO! 8.1 & 8.2 (LOGO! 8.FS4) Slave |
AI1 to AI8 and AQ1 to AQ8 |
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LOGO! 8 (0BA8.Standard) Slave |
AI1 to AI8 and AQ1 to AQ8 |
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LOGO! 0BA7 Slave |
AI1 to AI8 and AQ1 to AQ2 |
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CIM Device |
VW0 to VW65534 |
Remote device types for LOGO! 8 (0BA8.Standard)
LOGO! 8 (0BA8.Standard) device cannot read values from Modbus-compatible device. Except Modbus-compatible device, all the other device types and their block types are available for LOGO! 8 (0BA8.Standard).
Remote device types for LOGO! 0BA7
For LOGO! 0BA7, network analog inputs can only read values from LOGO! 0BA7 Slave. If you read a value from a slave Base Module, you must enter the slave IP address or select the existing LOGO! 0BA7 Slave in the project. Network analog inputs can read values from AI1 to AI8 or AQ1 to AQ2 of a slave Base Module.
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Network analog inputs are inactive in the UDF Editor. |