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Appendix 4 List of Special Relay Areas
Drive information
The following is the list of special relay areas relating to the drive information.
No.
Name
Data stored
Details
Set by (setting timing) CPU
SM600
Memory card usable flags
Off: Disabled
On: Enabled
This relay is on when an SD memory card is
enabled (This relay switches to on when a
valid SD memory card is inserted and
prepared for use).
S (Status change)
ALL
SM601
Memory card protect flag
Off: Not protected
On: Protected
This relay is on when the write protect
switch of the SD memory card is set to on.
S (Status change)
ALL
SM603
Memory card (drive 2) flag
Off: No SD memory card
inserted
On: SD memory card
inserted
This relay is on when an SD memory card is
inserted. (This relay switches to on when an
SD memory card is inserted regardless of its
state (enabled/disabled) and type).
S (Status change)
ALL
SM604
Memory card in-use flag
Off: Not used
On: In use
This relay is on when the SD memory card
is being used.
S (Status change)
ALL
SM605
Memory card remove/insert
prohibit flag
Off: Allowed to remove/
insert
On: Not allowed to
remove/insert
Turn on this relay to prohibit the SD memory
card from being removed/inserted. When
this relay is on, if SM607 is set to on, the
system switches it to off.
U/S
ALL
SM606
SD memory card forced
disable instruction
Off: Cancel instruction
On: Forced disable
instruction
• This relay can be switched to on to issue
the instruction that forces the SD memory
card to be disabled. However, whenever
any function accesses the SD memory
card, the disabling process does not start
until the access is completed.
• This relay can be switched to off to cancel
the instruction that forces the SD memory
card to be disabled.
U/S (Status change)
ALL
SM607
SD memory card forced
disable status flag
Off: Not disabled
On: Disabled
• This relay switches to on when the SD
memory card is disabled by switching
SM606 to on.
• This relay switches to off when the
forcibly-disabled SD memory card is
enabled by switching SM606 to off.
S (Status change)
ALL
SM624
Battery-less option cassette
insertion flag
Off: Not inserted
On: Inserted
This relay is on when the battery-less option
cassette is inserted.
S (Status change)
Rn
SM625
Battery-less function
execution flag
Off: Battery-less function
not executed
On: Battery-less function
executed
This relay is on while the battery-less
function is being executed.
S (Status change)
Rn
SM626
Extended SRAM cassette
insertion flag
Off: Not inserted
On: Inserted
This relay is on when the extended SRAM
cassette is inserted.
S (Status change)
ALL
SM628
Program memory write
error
Off: No write operation/
normal
On: Write error
This relay switches to on when a write error
is detected during write operation to the
program memory. This relay switches to off
when the write instruction is issued.
S (Writing)
ALL
SM629
Program memory write flag
Off: No write operation
On: Executing write
operation
This relay is on when the write process to
the program memory is in progress. The
relay is switched to off when the write
process is completed.
S (Writing)
ALL
SM630
Program memory overwrite
count error flag
Off: The number of rewrite
operations is less than
100000
On: The number of rewrite
operations reaches
100000
This relay switches to on when the number
of program memory rewriting operations
reaches 100000 (CPU module must be
replaced).
S (Writing)
ALL
SM632
Data memory write error
Off: No write operation/
normal
On: Write error
This relay switches to on when a write error
is detected during write operation to the
data memory. This relay switches to off
when the write instruction is issued.
S (Writing)
ALL
SM633
Data memory write flag
Off: No write operation
On: Executing write
operation
This relay is on when the write process to
the data memory is in progress. The relay is
switched to off when the write process is
completed.
S (Writing)
ALL
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