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APPENDICES
TableApp.50 Precautions for replacement and replacement methods (Drive and file)
Item
Files in the standard ROM cannot be
booted to the program memory.
Boot file setting
Booting operation is different.
Automatic all data write
The setting method of this function is
from memory card to
different.
standard ROM
TableApp.51 Precautions for replacement and replacement methods (External communication)
Item
Module service interval
The module service interval time cannot
time read
be read.
The following frame types cannot be used
when accessing the Universal model
MC protocol
QCPU.
• A-compatible 1C frame
• A-compatible 1E frame
TableApp.52 Precautions for replacement and replacement methods (Diagnostic function)
Item
Error history data cannot be stored in the
Error history
memory card.
LED indication priority cannot be set. Only
LED indication priority
LED indication setting at error occurrence
setting
is supported.
App
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Appendix 5 Method of replacing High Performance model QCPU with Universal model QCPU
(3) Drive and file
Precautions
(4) External communication
Precautions
(5) Diagnostic function
Precautions
Replacement method
Since the Universal model QCPU retains
the data in the program memory even the
battery voltage drops, the boot file setting
is not necessary.Move the files, which are
booted from the standard ROM to the
program memory, to the program memory.
Replacement method when the
parameter-valid drive and the boot file
setting are set in the High Performance
model QCPU is described in Appendix
5.4.
On the Boot file setting tab of PLC
parameter, select "standard ROM" for the
transfer destination. Note, however, that
the transfer destination of "program" is
fixed to "program memory". (Setting by
DIP switches is not necessary.)
Replacement method
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Use the frame types below.
• QnA-compatible 2C/3C/4C frame
• QnA-compatible 3E frame
• 4E frame
Replacement method
The Universal model QCPU stores all
storable data (maximum 100) in the built-
in memory.
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Reference
Section 5.2.9 and
Section 5.2.11,
Appendix 5.4
Section 5.2.8 and
Section 5.2.9
Reference
Section 6.25.1
"Q Corresponding
MELSEC
Communication Protocol
Reference Manual"
Reference
Section 6.18.2
Section 6.21.2

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