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Data number to switch when using the registered characters/external offset function (SELECT 0 IN: ON)
The registered characters/external offset function is a function that switches marking characters (registered
characters) or the position (external offset) using the input terminal D0 to D15. Configure the character or
coordinate patterns to the data number corresponding to D0 to D15 in advance. Specify which pattern you
will mark from D0 to D15.
Specify the data number in the binary system as D0 to D15 and turn ON SET IN (No.2).
The data numbers corresponding to D0 to D15 are defined as follows according to the settings.
I/O input condition settings * Terminal Data number target Data number
Registered characters: 4-bit × 4 D0 to D3 Registered character table 0 0 to 15
D4 to D7 Registered character table 1 0 to 15
D8 to D11 Registered character table 2 0 to 15
D12 to D15 Registered character table 3 0 to 15
Registered characters: 8-bit × 2 D0 to D7 Registered character table 0 0 to 255
D8 to D15 Registered character table 1 0 to 255
External offset: Lower 4 bits D0 to D3 External offset 0 to 15
External offset: Lower 8 bits D0 to D7 External offset 0 to 255
External offset: Lower 10 bits D0 to D9 External offset 0 to 1023
* You can also use the registered characters via I/O together with the external offset function. If you use
the same terminal for both the registered characters and external offset at this time, the input status will
be reflected to the data number of both functions.
Example: Specify data number 15 when using lower 8 bits
Select “0000 1111”, which represents 15 in a 8-bit binary system, by specifying ON/OFF of D0 to D7 as
shown in the below table. (D0 is the lowest digit number.)
D0 to D7: Data number of registered characters/external offset (the lower 8 bits are used)
Terminal Data number (binary) Input
D0 1 ON
D1 1 ON
D2 1 ON
D3 1 ON
D4 0 OFF
D5 0 OFF
D6 0 OFF
D7 0 OFF
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