Technical data
78 •  INTERBUS 
 WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750 
 INTERBUS 
5.1.2 Description 
The physical structure of the bus is set up as a point-to-point link between the 
subscribers. Each subscriber has an "incoming" bus and an "outgoing" bus. 
Master
Remote bus
Remote bus segment
Remote bus
device
Remote bus
device
Remote bus
device
Remote bus
device
Remote bus
device
Bus coupler
Fig. 5-1:  INTERBUS, remote bus topology  g112200d 
Possible configuration: 
  Fieldbus Master: 
PC interface card INTERBUS master, 
INTERBUS master of various manufacturers 
  Fieldbus devices: 
WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 752,  I/O module,       
  digital signals 
WAGO-I/O-SYSTEM 750,  Modular I/O system, 
  digital and analog signals 
The INTERBUS transmission protocol can be viewed as a large shift register. 
Each slave, with its input and output data, along with the position and width, is 
a set component of this shift register. Each cycle here is both an input and an 
output cycle. While the Master enters output data into this shift register it 
simultaneously receives input data at the other side of the ring. Each Slave 
receives data at its input and, at its output, sends this data on to the next 
subscriber. This means that the slave also acts as a bus repeater. 










