Process image

The terminal is represented in the complex process image with 24 bytes of input data and 24 bytes of output data. These are organized as follows:

byte offset (without word alignment)	byte offset (with word alignment*)	format	input data	output data
0	0	Byte	SB1	CB1
1	2	Word	DataIN1	DataOUT1
3	4	Byte	SB2	CB2
4	6	Word	DataIN2	DataOUT2
6	8	Byte	SB3	CB3
7	10	Word	DataIN3	DataOUT3
9	12	Byte	SB4	CB4
10	14	Word	DataIN4	DataOUT4
12	16	Byte	SB5	CB5
13	18	Word	DataIN5	DataOUT5
15	20	Byte	SB6	CB6
16	22	Word	DataIN6	DataOUT6
18	24	Byte	SB7	CB7
19	26	Word	DataIN7	DataOUT7
21	28	Byte	SB8	CB8
22	30	Word	DataIN8	DataOUT8

The terminal is represented in the compact process image with 16 bytes of input data and no output data. These are organized as follows:

byte offset (without word alignment)	byte offset (with word alignment*)	format	input data	output data
0	0	Word	DataIN1	-
1	1	Word	DataIN2	-
2	2	Word	DataIN3	-
3	3	Word	DataIN4	-
4	4	Word	DataIN5	-
5	5	Word	DataIN6	-
6	6	Word	DataIN7	-
6	6	Word	DataIN8	-

*) Word alignment: The Bus Coupler places values on even byte addresses

Key

SB1 ... SB8:	status bytes of channels 1 to 8
CB1 ... CB8:	control bytes of channels 1 to 8
DataIN1 ... DataIN8:	input words of channels 1 to 8
DataOUT1 ... DataOUT8:	output data words of channels 1 to 8 (are used for register communication)