Cpu Module Data Backup/Restoration Function - Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-R-R00CPU User Manual

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CPU module data backup/restoration function

The following is the list of special register areas relating to the CPU module data backup/restoration function.
No.
Name
SD1350
Number of
uncompleted folders/
files of CPU module
data backup/
restoration
SD1351
Progression status of
CPU module data
backup/restoration
SD1353
Upper limit value
setting for the number
of CPU module
backup data
*1 When program files are restored, the progress in SD1351 stops while data is being written (transferred) to the program memory in the
restoration processing because the data is transferred from the program cache memory to the program memory. The progress of data
transfer to the program memory can be checked in SD629.
*2 The CPU module where this function can be used supports these special register areas.
Data backup/restoration function of iQ Sensor Solution
The following is the list of special register areas relating to the data backup/restoration function of iQ Sensor Solution.
No.
Name
SD1360
Right-to-use request
number for iQ Sensor
Solution data backup/
restoration
SD1361
Right-to-use
acquisition number
for iQ Sensor Solution
data backup/
restoration
SD1362
Target module/
execution unit setting
for iQ Sensor Solution
data backup/
restoration
SD1363
Target folder number
setting for iQ Sensor
Solution data backup/
restoration
APPX
864
Appendix 5 List of Special Register Areas
Data stored
Details
Number of
This register indicates the number of folders/files where the
uncompleted folders/
backup/restoration of the CPU module is not completed. When the
files of CPU module
backup/restoration processing is started, the total number of folders
data backup/
and files to be backed up or restored is stored. The number is
restoration
reduced one each time one folder/file is backed up or restored, and
0 is stored when all the data is backed up or restored.
Progression status of
• This register indicates the progression status of the backup or
CPU module data
restoration in percentage.
backup/restoration
Range of the value: 0 to 100 (%)
• "0" is set at the start of the CPU module data backup.
Setting of the upper
Set the upper limit value for the number of the backup data for the
limit value for the
CPU module data backup. (1 to 100)
number of CPU
module backup data
Data stored
Details
Right-to-use request
Set the request number (desired 4-digit number) to acquire/release
number for data
the right to use. Use the request number as follows depending on
backup/restoration
the request source.
0000H: Right-to-use release request
1000H to 1FFFH: Request from the program
Right-to-use
This register stores the request number of when the right to use for
acquisition number
the iQ Sensor Solution data backup/ restoration has been acquired.
for data backup/
(0000H is stored when the right to use is not acquired or has been
restoration
released)
Target module/
Set the target module and execution unit of the iQ Sensor Solution
execution unit setting
data backup/restoration.
for data backup/
• Lower 8 bits (target module)
restoration
1H: AnyWireASLINK
2H: CC-Link
3H: Ethernet
4H: CC-Link IE Field Network
• Upper 8 bits (execution unit)
<AnyWireASLINK>
1H: In module units
2H: In ID units
<CC-Link and CC-Link IE Field Network>
1H: In module units
2H: In station units
3H: In station sub ID units
<Ethernet>
1H: In module units
2H: In IP address units
Target folder number
Set a number of folder in which the backup data is to be stored or a
setting for data
folder in which the data to be restored is stored.
backup/restoration
00 to 99: Target folder specification
FFFEH: Automatic specification (Folder deletion supported)
FFFFH (default): Automatic specification
*1
Set by
CPU
(setting
timing)
*2
S (Status
Rn
change)
*2
S (Status
Rn
change)
*2
U
Rn
Set by
CPU
(setting
timing)
*3
U
Rn
*3
S (Status
Rn
change)
*3
U
Rn
*3
U
Rn

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