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Combination of I/O Extension Boards and Allocation Mode

The total of up to 2 boards (one PCI board and one PIC Express board) can be mounted on the I/O expansion board.

The table below lists the permitted combination of I/O extension boards and selectable allocation mode. PCIe bord stands for PIC Express board.

 

I/O extension boards

Allocation modes *1

No.

PIC Express board

(The first board)

PIC board

(The second board)

Mini I/O

Attached to the first board

All user
dedicated RC3 Compatible Standard I/O
0 - - √      
1 - Parallel I/O board *2 √ √ √  
2 DeviceNet slave board -   √ √  
3 DeviceNet slave board Parallel I/O board   √ √  
4 CC-Link remote device board -   √ √  
5 CC-Link remote device board Parallel I/O board   √ √  
6 PROFIBUS slave board -   √ √  
7 PROFIBUS slave board Parallel I/O board   √ √  
8 EtherNet/IP Adapter board -   √ √  
9 EtherNet/IP Adapter board Parallel I/O board   √ √  
10 PROFINET IO Device board -   √ √  
11 PROFINET IO Device board Parallel I/O board   √ √  
12 DeviceNet master board -       √
13 DeviceNet master board Parallel I/O board       √
14 EtherCAT slave board -   √ √  
15 EtherCAT slave board Parallel I/O board   √ √  

*1 Only one mode can be selected from among check-marked modes in the "Application modes" column.

*2 If an I/O extension board is equipped with single parallel I/O board, set the parallel I/O board to the first board.

 

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