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Appendix 3 Buffer Memory
Appendix 3
Buffer Memory
The FX5-DP-M exchanges data with the CPU module through the buffer memory. Data in the buffer memory are reset to the
defaults (initial values) when the CPU module is turned off or reset.
List of buffer memory addresses
Address
(Decimal)
Address
(hexadecimal)
Name
Description
Initial
value
Read,
write
0, 1
0H, 1H
Input signal
Stores the Data communication completed signal, the
Diagnostic information detection signal, and other
signals.
0
Read
2, 3
2H, 3H
Output signal
Sets the reset of the Data communication start signal
and Diagnostic information detection signal.
0
Read,
write
4 to 2079
4H to 81FH
System area
2080
820H
Diagnostic information invalid setting
area
Sets a value to mask (invalidate) diagnostic
information from a DP-Slave.
02B9H
Read,
write
2081
821H
Global control area
Specifies a global control function to run.
0
Read,
write
2082 to 2083
822H to 823H
System area
2084
824H
Diagnostic information non-
notification time setting area
Specifies the duration after the start of data exchange
during which diagnostic information is not notified.
20
Read,
write
2085
825H
Current diagnostic information non-
notification time area
Stores the duration (remaining time period) after the
start of data exchange during which diagnostic
information is not notified.
0
Read
2086 to 2256
826H to 8D0H
System area
2257
8D1H
Local FDL address display area
Stores the FDL address for own station.
Read
2258 to 2271
8D2H to 8DFH
System area
2272
8E0H
Current bus cycle time
Stores the current bus cycle time.
0
Read
2273
8E1H
Minimum bus cycle time
Stores the minimum bus cycle time.
0
Read
2274
8E2H
Maximum bus cycle time
Stores the maximum bus cycle time.
0
Read
2275 to 6143
8E3H to 17FFH
System area
6144 to 7167
1800H to 1BFFH
Input data area
Stores input data from DP-Slaves.
0
Read
7168 to 14335
1C00H to 37FFH
System area
14336 to 15359
3800H to 3BFFH
Output data area
Sets output data to DP-Slaves.
0
Read,
write
15360 to 22527
3C00H to 57FFH
System area
22528 to 22655
5800H to 587FH
Address information area
Stores the FDL address and I/O data length of DP-
Slaves.
FFFFH
Read
22656 to 22783
5880H to 58FFH
System area
22784 to 22847
5900H to 593FH
Input data start address area
Stores the start address (buffer memory address) for
input data from DP-Slaves.
0
Read
22848 to 22911
5940H to 597FH
System area
22912 to 22975
5980H to 59BFH
Output data start address area
Stores the start address (buffer memory address) for
output data to DP-Slaves.
0
Read
22976 to 23039
59C0H to 59FFH
System area
23040 to 23043
5A00H to 5A03H
Slave status area (Normal
communication detection)
Stores the communication status of DP-Slaves.
0
Read
23044 to 23047
5A04H to 5A07H
System area
23048 to 23051
5A08H to 5A0BH
Slave status area (Reserved station
setting status)
Stores reserved station settings or temporarily
reserved station settings for DP-Slaves.
0
Read
23052 to 23055
5A0CH to 5A0FH
System area
23056 to 23060
5A10H to 5A14H
Slave status area (Diagnostic
information detection)
Stores diagnostic information detection status of DP-
Slaves.
0
Read
23061 to 23070
5A15H to 5A1EH
System area
23071
5A1FH
Local station error information area
Stores the error information on own station (FX5-DP-
M).
0
Read
23072 to 23199
5A20H to 5A9FH
Diagnostic information area
Stores diagnostic information on DP-Slaves
generated during communications.
0
Read
Summary of Contents for FX5-DP-M
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