How Message Data Are Described - Mitsubishi Electric M800VW Series Manual

M800V/M80V Series PLC Development Manual
5 Peripheral Development Environment (GX Works2)
5.8 PLC Message Development

5.8.7.2 How Message Data are Described

Message data is described as text data in the written format shown below.
"PLC_msg_wk"
"PLC information:" "QCPU(Q mode) Q26UDH"
"Step No. " "statement"
^ ^ NOPLF
^ A,0,0,Emergency stop
^ A,11,1,Spindle alarm
^ ^ NOPLF
^
^
^ ^ NOPLF
^
^
^ ^ NOPLF
^ 0,1,9000,MELDAS 600 LADDER Ver1.0
^ 0,20,9000,BND-400W000-A0
^
^
^ ^ NOPLF
^ P,1,Program restart
^ P,2, Auto power OFF
^
^
^ ^ NOPLF
^ M,1,0,[ Spindle ]
^ M,1,0,[ Wait 1 ]
^
^
^ ^ END
[Header]
The first three lines of the file are skipped when read to GX Works2.
[Message]
Messages of the same type are describe together. No order is set for descripting within messages. If there are more than one
description with the same element (index number, etc.), the last description is enabled.
[Page break code]
A page break code is described at one or more places approximately every 15 lines in the setting area and message area.
The message data may skip if there is no page break code.
[End code]
Describe the end code at the end of a description. The description after end code is ignored. If there is no end code, an error
occurs.
[Others description]
When the number of the tabs (^) at the top of the line is wrong, an error occurs. If the format of a description does not following
the above, an error occurs. For details on the CSV file formats that can be read to GX Works2, refer to "GX Works2 Operating
Manual (Simple Project)".
IB-1501614-B
...
Header
(The contents in the first lines are
"instruction"
ignored when read to GX Works2.
Input comments or leave them
blank)
...
Message
...
Page break code
...
Message
...
Message
...
Message
...
End code
182
(Alarm message)
(Two tabs at the top)
(Operator message)
(PLC switch)
(Comment)