Configuration of analog modules
CJ1W-AD0?1(-V1)
CJ-series cards/modules are divided into three main groups:
- Standard I/O modules
- Special I/O (SIOU) modules
- CPU bus modules.
Analog cards fall under the Special I/O module group.
Indicators on the CJ1W-AD0X1:
| Name | Color | Description |
| RUN | Green | Lit during normal operation |
| ERC | Red | Indicates configuration fault(s) |
| ERH | Red | Indicates hardware fault(s) |
| ADJ | Yellow | Flashing during calibration-mode |
Wiring of the cards:
Front view of the cards:

Setting of the rotary switches:
Set the desired module number (MACH No.) using the rotary number switches on the front of the module. No special modules may share the same module number. Each module requires/reserves two fixed areas in the PLC memory. These areas depend on the selected module number.
Memory allocation example:
The following two memory areas are occupied by
the analog module:
CIO 2XY0–2XY9 and D2XY00–D2XY99

Example: Switch ×10^ 1 (X) = 3 and switch ×10^ 0 (Y) = 1
This would result in module number (MACH No.) 31 and memory allocation CIO 2310–2319 and D23100–23199.
Setup through the IO-table:

By opening the IO table in the project tree, you can double-click on the AD card and make adjustments before downloading to the card.
Setup through code:
As seen above. All of the settings have their place in the D2XY00 memory.
By writing enable/disable to the D2XY00 word and range-codes to the D2XY01 word you can set the card up through code. This will make your application more reliable as the user don't have to use the IO-table and download new settings if a card needs replacement.

Actual ladder-code for an AD081-V1 with Mach nr. #31. 5 inputs enabled and 4-20mA:

The analogue input addresses:
The actual input value ends up in CIO2XX1->. So for our Card #31 this will be:

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