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3 Functions of NB-Designer
3-210 NB-series Programmable Terminals NB-Designer Operation Manual(V106)
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Switch to the [Timer Function] tab:
Execute Macro: The Macro code to be executed for each timing reached to the time set by the
executing cycle. (Refer to 3-9-3 Macro Triggering (Page 3-268) )
Data Transmission: The data transmission will be performed. The data will be transformed
from the specified addresses as ([Source Data]) to the specified
addresses as ([Destination Address]) for each timing reached to the time
set by the executing cycle.
Source Address: Refers to the starting address that the data will be transferred from.
Destination Address: Refers to the starting destination address that the data will be transferred to.
Memory Type: Used to select among “Word” or “Bit” for the memory type to be transmitted.
Trigger
Mode Trigger Address When the address specified at [Trigger Address] matches to the
status specified at [Trigger State], the triggering operates. If [Repeat
Count] is set to “0”, the triggering operation is consecutively repeated
until the trigger condition is released. After the trigger condition is
cleared once, followed by the trigger is operated for the number of
times specified at [Repeat Count], the timer will be stopped
automatically.
Execution
Cycle It refers to the timing cycle of the timer with the unit of 100 ms. The timer will perform
functional operation once at each interval of timing cycle.
Response
Mode Immediate When the triggering condition is met, the function will be executed
immediately.
Delay When the triggering condition is met, the function will be executed
after one cycle is delayed.
Trigger
State When “Trigger Address” is selected, the triggering state of the memory is On or Off.
Repeat
Count It refers to the times of repeated execution after the timer is triggered. When it is “0”, the
function will always be executed.
Trigger
Address After “Trigger Address” is selected, it needs to specify the address to be the trigger.
Descriptions of Timer Properties