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Appendix B
Specifications
Item
Specification
Words allocated in the PC
2 words
The I/O WRITE and I/O READ (WRIT(87)/READ(88)) instructions can be used
when enabled via a switch setting.
Control method
Stored program
Main control element
MPU, C-MOS
Programming
Ladder diagram
Instruction Length
1 to 17 bytes/instruction
Instructions
49 (basic instruction: 12/advanced instruction: 37)
Processing time
Typically 7
s/step
Program memory
EEPROM 4 Kbytes
Program length
Approximately 524 addresses (variable depending on instructions used)
I/O bits
64
16 PC output bits (0000 to 0015)
16 PC input bits (0100 to 0115)
16 external input bits (0200 to 0215)
16 external output bits (0300 to 0315)
External I/O bits 0200 to 0207 can be set as high-speed inputs in 2 groups of 4
each.
Work bits
136 total (0400 to 1207)
Timers/counters
16 total
Timer: 0 to 999.9 s, accuracy
+0
/
--0.1
s
TC 00 to TC 15
Counter: 0 to 9999 counts
TR bits
8 total (TR 0 to TR 7)
SR flags and bits
16 total (1208 to 1307)
Data memory
128 words (DM 000 through DM 127)
DM 060 through DM 063 are allocated for clock data.
DM 064 through DM 127 are dedicated to the I/O WRITE/READ
(WRIT(87)/READ(88)) instructions when they are enabled.
Power failure back-up functions
When power fails, the I/O bits, work bits, timers, counters, and the DM area will be
cleared. The clock is backed up by a capacitor for approximately 10 days. Clock
data is stored in the DM area from DM 60 to DM 63 when power is supplied.
Block transfer capacity (via
WRIT(87)/READ(88))
Read/write area: 32 words
This function can be enabled or disabled with a switch setting.
Diagnostic functions
CPU error (watchdog timer)
Memory error, etc.
Program Check
No END instruction
JMP--JME error
Too many DIFU/DIFD
Internal current consumption
Maximum 800 mA 5 VDC
Weight
Maximum 600 g
External dimensions (mm)
34.5 x 250 x 93 mm (WxHxD)
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