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Introducing Useful Functions
YS1000 Series Single-loop Controllers
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Overview
Users can select an RS-485 communication function option for the YS1700 Programmable Indicating Controller. The communication protocol for the YS1000 series is summarized in table 1 below.
| Communication protcol | Purpose/host system | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | PC link | YOKOGAWA's PLC(FA-M3) |
| 2 | Modbus | PLC,PC |
| 3 | YS protocol | YOKOGAWA's DCS(CENTUM CS),PC,PLC |
| 4 | Peer-to-Peer communication | Connect with YS1700 |
This document provides an example application using peer-to-peer communication among YS1000 series instruments with the communication function.
New Function: Peer-to-peer Communication Features
With peer-to-peer communication, up to 32 YS1700 can be connected interchangeably. Four of the connected instruments can each output 4 points of analog data and 16 points of status data.
This makes data exchange and I/O sharing possible since all instruments under peer-to-peer communications can read all data (16 analog and 64 status data).
- Maximum no. of connections: 32
- No. of receiving units: 32
- No. of transmitting units: 4
- Transmitted data: 4 analog and 16 status data per transmitting YS1700
- Communication interval: 200 ms average (not synchronized to the control computation interval)
- Maximum cable length: 1.2 km (when using the conforming cable)

Application Example: Peer-to-peer Communication
Requests have been made for the ability to switch the control mode and perform manual operations on the local panel in a separate location from the main control room. For data exchange between controllers, previously it was necessary to use analog I/O to connect with sensors, bulbs, and other field instruments, but this had the disadvantage that the number of points for connecting these instruments decreased.
By using peer-to-peer communication, the setting value SV, operation output value MV, and other data can be exchanged via communication without using analog I/O. Additionally, you can also exchange data for AUTO/MAN mode switching, control rights among the controllers, and other information.








