IDEC FC4A-J8C1  Analog I/O module

END brush
Each END brush analog I/O module allocates 20 data registers to store parameters that

control analog I/O actions. During CPU operation, these data are stored
The processor is updated at the END of each processing. WindLDR has ANST macros capable of writing analog I/O modules.
The CPU module checks the analog I/O Settings only once, at the end of the first scan

processing. If you change the parameters while the CPU is running, stop and then restart
CPU to enable the new parameter.
Ladder diagram brush new
Each new analog I/O module can be assigned to any data register to store analog I/O data

and parameters for controlling analog I/O actions. The number
Data registers are written in ANST macros. Analog I/O data is updated in successive ladder

steps at ANST. When the ANST macro is executed, the analog I/O parameters are updated, so
Analog I/O parameters can be changed while the CPU is running.

IDEC FC4A-J8C1 

All of the End-brush new analog I/O modules listed below can work with any FC4A and FC5A MicroSmart CPU modules as well as WindLDR versions
Use.
The new analog I/O module can work with any of the FC4A and FC5A MicroSmart CPU module system program versions listed below as well
The WindLDR version is used together.
Integrated 10- and 16-I/O CPU modules can use neither END refresh nor ladder Brush new analog I/O modules.

The system program version can be verified using WindLDR.
1. Use computer cable 4C (FC2A-KC4C) to connect the PC to port 1 or 2 on the MicroSmart CPU module.
2. On the WindLDR menu bar, choose Online > Monitor (M). The monitoring mode is enabled.
3. Choose Online (O) > PLC Status (P) from the WindLDR menu bar. The PLC Status dialog box appears and displays the system program version.