Cards can be addressed by setting the ADDR_SEL jumpers available on every
IO card. Addresses can be customized in the 0...F range. Addressing is
based on binary codes. See the table below:
Important! Two or more cards cannot exist in the system with the same
address. Every card reads its address from the jumper pad during the booting
process. After reconfiguring the address settings while they are powered, the
new address must be validated using the REBOOT:X command entered via
CAE interface, where "X" is the old address. It is recommended to apply the
FORCEDISCOVER command to the ppds CAE
interface, to update the discovery table of the driver.
The following picture shows the example
where the 6 channel analogue input card address setup is 6H:
The same type of cards, for example, two pieces of digital input cards may
exist in the system, of course, but then you must set them up to different
addresses. Then you get 32 independent digital input channels.