HE700GEN200C GE Fanuc VME Interface Module-Colletplc

Description:

The configuration of the uGENI VME Interface module requires the joint operation of several devices.
The VME CPU has a required addressing scheme that must be and Genius must also be
configured separately. The uGENI VME Interface module must be configured to operate properly in both
environments.
Before configuring the Interface module, several items need to be determined. Below is a list of these
items and the associated page number for the configuration setting.
1. A. Which AM codes does the VME CPU support? (Page 12)
 B. Does the VME CPU support both USER and SUPERVISOR modes for
 AM code addressing? (Page 12)
2. Which addresses does the VME CPU support for Short Address space? (Page 13)
3. Which addresses does the VME CPU support for Standard Address space? (Page 13-14)
4. Does the VME CPU support VME Interrupts? (Page 14)
5. Which Interrupt levels does the VME CPU support? (Page 14)
6. Which Interrupt Vectors does the VME CPU support? (Page 13)
7. What is the Genius Bus Address for each uGENI? (Page 11)
8. What is the Genius baud rate for each uGENI? (Page 11)
9. Should each uGENI control outputs on start-up? (Page 11)
Once these items have been determined, the appropriate sections in chapter 2 can be used to determine
the dip switch settings.
4.2 Initialization
On power-up the uGENI boards should be initialized. This is accomplished by first writing a 0 to the
appropriate bits in the Short Address I/O space (Page 19). Writing a 1 to these values will bring the
uGENI boards out of reset. If the uGENI boards recover from reset correctly, the Interface Ok Status bits
will be cleared. If there are no conflicts on the Genius bus the Communications Ok Status bit will also be
cleared at this time. 

Datasheet Link:

HE700GEN200C GE Fanuc VME Interface Module Datasheet General Electric