This branch becomes available when using an analog module with four analog inputs. In practice, by connecting the analog module to the controller via the RS485 port, you can use the four analog sub-branches under RS485.

RS485 \ Enabled

The Enabled variable can be either True or False.

• If False, the RS485 branch is completely disabled and ignored.
• If True, the RS485 branch is enabled.

RS485 \ AnalogInput

Note that if the connection assigned to the analog module input is the same as a Scroll control in the software interface, the Scroll is automatically disabled.
For example, if a potentiometer is connected to the analog module and mapped for speed control, the Scroll used to adjust spindle speed will be turned off.

RS485 \ AnalogInput \ Analog[n] \ Enabled

The analog module has four analog inputs, so [n] can be any number from 1 to 4. Since all AnalogInput sub-branches share the same definition from Analog1 through Analog4, we use Analog[n].

The Enabled variable for Analog[n] can be either True or False.

• If False, that analog input is completely disabled and ignored.
• If True, that analog input is activated according to its assigned link.
  For example, if Analog2 Enabled is set to True, analog input 2 is enabled.

RS485 \ AnalogInput \ Analog[n] \ Link

Link

•  Value ( Links for numeric values or parameters )
•  Analog ( Links for analog signals )
•  Function ( Links bound to functions )
•  OutPort ( Links to output pins )
•  InPort ( Links to input pins )