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Note1) The underlined values are default settings.
Note2) When the unit No. setting switch was set to 0, the default setting of the memory switch is 1 for the
computer link mode, and 0 for the PC(PLC) link mode.
Note3) Supplementary explanation of terminator judgement time
1. When 0 is set, the time taken from the reception of one byte until the reception of the next one
byte is the time for 32 bits of the specified baud rate.
Received
data
Received
data
1 byte
1 byte
If next data is not received within the time for 32 bits, the reception will be deemed to have been
completed.
.
<Example> In case of 9600 bps, 1/9600x32=3.33 ms
2. When n(n
≠
0) is set:
Received
data
Received
data
1 byte
1 byte
If next data is not received within the time for nx10 µs, the reception will be deemed to have
been completed.
Note4) The timing for executing modem initialization is:
2. In case of MCU setting
1) when the power turns on
2) when switching the mode from PROG to RUN.
2. When executing F159 (MTRN) instruction
Reference:
For the details on the modem initialization, refer to <4.2 Remote Control using Modem>.
Regarding address
There is a memory space for the communciation condition setting and monitoring within Multi
Communication Unit (MCU). n-th byte (n-th word) of the address term indicates the setting read and
written using F159 (MTRN) or F161 (MRCV) instruction or the stored address of the register for monitor
data.
Summary of Contents for FP2
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Page 9: ...Chapter 1 Functions and Restrictions of the Unit...
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Page 15: ...Chapter 2 Specifications and Functions...
Page 29: ...Chapter 3 Installation and Wiring of Communication Blocks...
Page 35: ...Chapter 4 Communication Function...
Page 36: ...4 2...
Page 44: ...4 10 4 4 4 Flow Chart...
Page 46: ...4 12...
Page 47: ...Chapter 5 Communication Function PC PLC Link...
Page 65: ...Chapter 6 Communication Function General purpose Serial communication...
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Page 95: ...Chapter 7 Communication Function Computer link...
Page 108: ...7 14...
Page 109: ...Chapter 8 Applications...
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Page 119: ...Chapter 9 Specifications...
Page 139: ...Chapter 10 Dimensions and Sample Programs...
Page 141: ...10 3 10 1 2 Communication Blocks FP2 CB232 AFP2803 FP2 CB422 AFP2804 FP2 CB485 AFP2805...
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