YOKOGAWA F3LC11-1F, User Manual

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IM 34M6H41-02E 2nd Edition : Aug. 1, 2005-00
Table A1.3 List of Input Relays
Relays Used
for Different
Functions
Input Relay Name Description
E M S
Xlmm01 Reserved ― ― ―
Xlmm02 #1
Xlmm18 #2
Transmit
Completed
When Request to Send is turned on, Transmit Completed turns on when
transmission is completed.
Turning off Request to Send also turns off Transmit Completed ―
Xlmm03 #1
Xlmm19 #2
Setup
Completed
When Setup Request is turned on, Setup Completed turns on when setup is
completed.
Turning off Setup Request also turns off Setup Completed
― ―
Xlmm04 Reserved ― ― ―
Xlmm05 #1
Xlmm21 #2 Connected
When Dial Request is turned on, Connected turns on when line connection is
completed.
Turning on Disconnect Line also turns off Connected. ― ―
Xlmm06 #1
Xlmm22 #2
Connection
Failed
When Dial Request is turned on, Connection Failed turns on when connection
fails.
Turning off Dial Request also turns off Connection Failed.
― ―
Xlmm07 #1
Xlmm23 #2 Redialing
Turns on during redialing. Redialing turns off when any of the following
happens: Connected turns on, Connection Failed turns on, or Dial Request
turns off.
― ―
Xlmm08 #1
Xlmm24 #2
Disconnection
Failed
When Disconnect Line is turned on, Disconnection Failed turns on when
disconnection fails.
Turning off Dial Request or Disconnect Line also turns off Disconnection Failed. ― ―
Xlmm09 #1
Xlmm25 #2 Connected
from External Turns on when connected to an external line.
Turns off when the line is disconnected.
― ―
In “Xlmmnn”, “l” denotes the unit, and “mm” denotes a slot
F3LC12-1F: #1: for port 1/ #2: for port 2
F3LC11-1F: uses only #1. #2 is reserved.
Relays not listed in the above table are reserved for future use.
Do not use reserved relays.
Module Internal Register
The Personal Computer Link Module has two types of internal registers.
(1) Mode registers: store communications parameters, dial numbers, and other settings.
(2) Output data registers: store events, messages and other transmission data.
Table A1.4 List of Mode Registers
CPU Access
using Ladder
CPU Access
using Basic
RegistersUsed
by Individual
Functions
Data Position
Number
Data Position
Number
Name Setting Range Default
Value
E M S
27 #1
77 #2
27 #1
77 #2
Redial Interval 70~999 (ms) 70 – –
28 #1
78 #2
28 #1
78 #2
Redial Limit 1-10 1 – –
29 #1
79 #2
29 #1
79 #2
Telephone Number Size 1-20 10 – –
30 #1
80 #2
30 #1
80 #2
Number of Dial Digits for
External Line Connection
0-10 0 – –
31 to 35 #1
81 to 85 #2
31 to 35 #1
81 to 85 #2
Telephone Number
$0000 to $9999
(BCD 4 digits*5)
$0000 – –
36 #1
86 #2
36 #1
86 #2
Security Password
$0000 to $9999
(BCD 4 digits)
$0000 – –
37 #1
87 #2
37 #1
87 #2
Station Number Setting Always 1 1 – –
38 #1
88 #2
38 #1
88 #2
Data Format Setting $00 to $FF $01 – –
39 #1
89 #2
39 #1
89 #2
Transmission Speed Setting $0 to $C $C – –
40 #1
90 #2
40 #1
90 #2
Beeper Connection Time 10 to 60 (s) 30 – –
45 #1
95 #2
45 #1
95 #2
CPU Number in Header
during Event Transmission
1 to 4 1 –
49 #1
99 #2
49 #1
99 #2
Modem Receiving Interval 0 to 999 (ms) 8 – –
E: Event Transmission Function
M: Modem Connection Function
(dialing, message transmission)
S: Software setting function