I/O-Bus Addressing
A device address on the
includes the following elements:Bus number, Drop number, Module ID, Node ID
The following example depicts an I/O-Bus with a single sub-branch.
You can use the 170 BNO 6x1 00 branching module to create sub-branches 1-level deep off of the I/O-Bus main branch.
You cannot use a branching module to create a sub-branch off of a sub-branch.
You cannot use the 170 BNO 6x1 00 branching module to enable and disable remote I/O-Bus branches created by inserting a branching module onto the I/O-Bus.

Item |
Addressing Element |
Description |
---|---|---|
1 |
Bus number |
The I/O-Bus number is a read-only setting assigned by Control Expert. NOTE: The Momentum
Bus is number 0.
|
2 |
Topological address |
Also known as the ‘drop number’, Control Expert assigns a default setting equal to the lowest available number from 1...32. This read-write setting is editable in the window and in the window. |
3 |
Module number |
The sequential number of the module on the drop–a read-only setting assigned by Control Expert. |
4 |
Node ID |
The sequential number of the module on the entire I/O-Bus–a read-only setting assigned by Control Expert. |