!"#$%&%'($))'%*+,,%$))-".
!""#$%&'()
D–4
When sending a command to a PLC-5 from a PLC-3, use the following
guidelines to program the message instruction.
The PLC-3 has six levels of addressing while the PLC-5 has only four
levels. Therefore, if a PLC-5 received a full PLC-3 six-level address, it
would return an error code. The following table summarizes the addressing
levels of the PLC-3 and PLC-5.
!%%,#//(5#B#=
456GH(93:&=F>
45678(93:&=F>
3
H5I'%*J$(#-'"*
?6*K*,5#5*#572$G
H5I'%*J$(#-'"*
?/*K*,5#5*#572$G
4
B'"#$L#
M-2$*N097$%*
?90)#*7$*3*O*3:G
6
J$(#-'"
P2$9$"#
8
M-2$
J07CP2$9$"#
:
J#%0(#0%$
*CC
;
Q'%,
CC
To communicate from the PLC-3 to the PLC-5, you must enter the PLC-5
address in the following format:
$ E [Major Section].[File #]. [Element].[Sub-Element]
A command of this format can be accepted by the PLC-5 because the
address has only 4 levels.
!%%,#//&$0(3(45678
9,-:(3(4567H