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4.3
Requests to the DN611B
When controlling the DN611B with a controller or inputting/outputting data, using a "user function block" that
combines the MREAD and MWRITE instructions simplifies the program.
This section describes the "user function block" of various requests issued from the controller to the DN611B.
There are six types of requests from the controller to the DN611B.
The six types of requests are divided into executable/ unexecutable requests according to the DN611B
operation mode. The DN611B operation mode is explained in "4.3.1 DN611B operation mode". The
relationship between the various requests and the operation mode is shown in Table 4-2, and the details of
the six types of requests are described in "4.3.2 Reset request" and later.
For details on how to create and register user function blocks, refer to the "Engineering Tool 4 User's Manual
Basic" (6F8C1290) or the Engineering Tool Online Manual.
Table 4-2 List of Requests
Operation mode
Request
[Request code]
Down
mode
(DOWN)
Initializing
mode
(INIT)
Standby mode (STBY)
Run
Mode
(RUN)
DN611B
Parameter not set
DN611B
Parameter set
Reset
[0011H]
△
×
✓ ✓ ✓
Parameter setting
(DN611B)
[0012H] (Request type=0)
× ×
✓ ✓
×
Parameter setting
(Slave device)
[0012H] (Request type=1)
× ×
✓ ✓
×
Operation mode control
[0013H]
× × ×
✓ ✓
RAS information read
[0015H]
✓
×
✓ ✓ ✓
Time setting
[0018H]
× ×
✓ ✓ ✓
✓
: Request available
△
: Request is available, but depending on the cause of the down, this may result in an error response.
For the cause of the down, see "Table 6-12 Down Information".
×: Request unavailable Requesting will result in an error response.
Error codes are explained in "4.5 Completion Status".
4.3.1
DN611B operation mode
The DN611B has the following operation modes.
1) Initialize mode
- It is a mode in which DN611B is resetting by power-on or reset request.