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Appendix 1 Internal Memory
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Addresses $s80 to 95
Use these memory addresses for universal serial communications.
<Setting Procedure>
1. Type: Universal serial
2. Designate these addresses as the switch output memory.
3. Switch action: Momentary
<Operation>
1. Both addresses and bits are converted to codes before loading them in
the system write memory (n + 2, n + 3).
2. If switch interrupt is enabled, it is executed.
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Address $s100, 101
These are the memory addresses related to calendar.
$s100: The calendar status of the PLC (with a built-in calendar) is written.
[0]: Normal
[1]: Error (The calendar information could not be read correctly.)
$s101: When $s100 = 1, calendar writing to the PLC is enabled or prohibited.
[0]: Calendar writing prohibited
[Other than 0]: Calendar writing enabled any time
No error handling is performed even if an error is
detected.
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Addresses $s104, 105
Specify error handling to be performed when an error occurs during
reading/writing data to the PLC using a macro command via
communications.
Example:
When the indirect PLC memory is set for the writing target memory address
within the MOV command, a communication error will occur if the value in
the indirect PLC memory exceeds the range of the PLC memory. Use these
addresses to avoid such a communication error.
$s104: [0]:
When the write macro command is executed, the next command is
started without waiting for the result of the macro write command.
If an error occurs during writing, error handling is performed. The
error handling to be performed depends on the setting for [Comm.
Err. Handling] (Stop/Continuous) in the [Comm. Parameter] dialog.
[Other than 0]:
When the write command is executed, the next command is started
after receipt of the result of write operation.
If an error occurs during writing, error handling is not performed and
the result is stored in $s105. It will take a longer time compared with
the case where [0] is set.
$s105: When $s104
≠
0, the result of macro write error is stored.
[0]: Normal
[Other than 0]: Error