Omron CS1W-MC221 - 02-2008 Operation Manual page 344

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Interface Specifics
Timing Chart
Teaching Address Overflow Flags
Teaching Bit
(n+3, 09)
Teaching Completed Flag
(n+15, 13/n+23, 13)
Teaching Error Flag
(n+15, 14/n+23, 14)
Teaching Address Over
(n+15, 15/n+23, 15)
Word
MC221
MC421
n+15
n+23
n+19
n+27
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n+31
---
n+35
A Teaching Address Overflow Flag will turn ON if the teaching address is not
within the range of position data addresses allocated to the task after execut-
ing a Teaching Command (17E2 to 17E5 hex) for the Command Area using
the IOWR instruction in the ladder diagram or after turning ON the Teaching
Bit (one for each task: n+3, 09, n+7, 09, n+9, 09).
The above error can occur at the following times.
• The teaching address set for IOWR is not within the range of position data
addresses.
• The following condition was not met when turning on the Teaching Bit.
(Current teaching address + Number of axes in task) must be within the
position data range for the task. (The current teaching address is set in
the Command Area, the number of axes in the task is set in the unit
parameters, and the task position data range is set in the memory man-
agement parameters.)
Signal
1
The position data address range has been exceeded.
Teaching has been completed normally either via the Teaching Bit or the
IOWR instruction. (See note.)
Note The Teaching Address Overflow Flag will not be refreshed immediately after
the IOWR instruction is executed. Check the flag status in the next cycle.
Error occurred.
Teaching address overflow
Task
Bit
Task 1
15
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
Meaning
Section 5-4
Reset
I/O
Valid mode
Input
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