Omron NB10W-TW01B, Operation Manual

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3 Functions of NB-Designer
NB-series Programmable Terminals NB-Designer Operation Manual(V106)
3-12 Reci
pe Data
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Uplo
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The recipe data is significantly useful. For example, the production device can operate differently
according to the different parameters assigned to them on the industrial production line. Now, we can
save this group of data in the specific format in the recipe memory, then we can call them out directly,
thus enhancing productivity.
Example of how to call several recipe data conveniently
It is assumed that we have 10 groups of recipes; each group is made of 5 words, recipe name
occupying 4 words and recipe data occupying 1 word. Then we configure the recipe from RW0, as
shown below:
We hope each group of recipe in the above table can perform data swap with 4X100 memory of our
PLC conveniently through design. First, let’s see the following created project to obtain the general
understanding. RWI0 and RWI4 in the project display the data in Group 0, and pressing the Download
button can download the recipe data to 4X100 while pressing the Upload button can upload the data in
4X100 to the recipe memory. The Up button on the right is used to modify the Recipe No. to a level
smaller, which is convenient to change or transfer the recipe data; and the Down button on the right side
is used to modify the Recipe No. to a level larger.
3-12-3 Upload/Download of Recipe Data between PT and PLC
Recipe No. memory Address Recipe Name (4 words) Recipe Data (1 word)
Group 0 RW0-RW4 “AAAAAAAA” 0
Group 1 RW5-RW9 “BBBBBBBB” 1111
Group 2 RW10-RW14 “CCCCCCCC” 2222
Group 3 RW15-RW19 “DDDDDDDD” 3333
Group 4 RW20-RW24 “EEEEEEEE” 4444
Group 5 RW25-RW29 “FFFFFFFF” 5555
Group 6 RW30-RW34 “GGGGGGGG” 6666
Group 7 RW35-RW39 “HHHHHHHH” 7777
Group 8 RW40-RW44 “IIIIIIII” 8888
Group 9 RW45-RW49 “JJJJJJJJ” 9999