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8
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O
P
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R
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T
U
V
W
X
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SEND
Sends readout file data to the write file
Format
SEND read-out file TO write file
Explanation
Sends <
read-out file
> data to the <
write file
>.
An entire DO, MO, TO, LO, SO, or SOW port (DO(), MO(), etc.), cannot be specified
as a write file.
Moreover, some individual files (DOn(), MOn(), etc.) cannot be specified as a write
file. For details, refer to Chapter 10 "Data file description".
Writing to read-only files (indicated by a "--" in the "Write" column of the table shown
below) is not permitted.
Even if the read-out/write files are specified correctly, it may not be possible to
execute them if there is a data format mismatch between the files.
Type
File Name
Definition Format
Read-
out
Write
All
Individual File
User
All file
ALL
---------------
3
3
Program
PGM
<bbbbbbbb>
PGn
3
3
Point
PNT
Pn
3
3
Point comment
PCM
PCn
3
3
Point name
PNM
PNn
3
3
Parameter
PRM
/cccccccc/
#cccccccc#
\cccccccc\
3
3
Shift definition
SFT
Sn
3
3
Hand definition
HND
Hn
3
3
Pallet definition
PLT
PLn
3
3
General Ethernet Port
GEP
GPn
3
3
Input/output name
ION
iNMn(n)
3
3
Area check output
ACO
ACn
3
3
Variable,
Constant
Variable
VAR
ab...by
3
3
Array variable
ARY
ab...by(x)
3
3
Constant
----------
“cc...c”
3
-
Status
Program directory
DIR
<<bbbbbbbb>>
3
-
Parameter directory
DPM
---------------
3
-
Machine reference
sensor, stroke-end
MRF
---------------
3
-
mark
ARP
---------------
3
-
System configuration information
CFG
---------------
3
-
Version information
VER
---------------
3
-
Option board
OPT
---------------
3
-
Self check
SCK
---------------
3
-
Alarm history
LOG
---------------
3
-
Remaining memory size
MEM
---------------
3
-
NOTE
•
Examples of erroneous
writing to a read-only file:
SEND CMU TO DIR
SEND PNT TO SI()
•
Examples of data format
mismatches:
SEND PGM TO PNT
SEND SI() TO SFT
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