Remote Memory; Reserved Local Bits - KEP MMI-1500 Installation & Operation Manual

Each LBnnnn is a 1-bit device and each LWnnnn is a 16-bit device. These devices use separate memory areas and do not
overlap (i.e. LB0000 is not the first bit of LW0000. Changing LB0000 does not affect LW0000).
Note: The Local Bit and Word addresses above 8999 are reserved for system use.

10.2 Remote memory

When using Master - Slave hardware configurations, the Slave MMIs can access the Master's Local memory.
Master local memory ranges:
Ms_LB 0000 ~ 9999 (Bit devices) and Ms_LW 0000 ~ 9999 (Word devices).
10.3 Reserved Local Words/Bits
Some Local Words, Local Bits and Recipe Words are reserved for special purposes. Users should not use these areas
except for their specified purposes.
Local Bits: 9000~9999 are reserved
Local Words: 9000~9999 are reserved

10.3.1 Reserved Local Bits

LB Address Description
9000~9009 Initialized as ON
9010 Recipe download indicator, it is:
Set ON when downloading
Set OFF when download done
9011 Recipe upload indicator, it is:
Set ON when uploading
Set OFF when upload done
9012 Recipe download/upload indicator, it is:
Set ON when transferring data
Set OFF when transfer done
9013 Task bar Touch Indicator pressed bit, it is:
Set ON when Touch Indicator is pressed
NOTE
Use these bits for objects that need an
initial setting of ON. (read/write)
Use this bit to indicate when a recipe
download is in progress (read/write).
Use this bit to indicate when a recipe
upload is in progress. (read/write)
Use this bit to indicate when any recipe
transfer is in progress. (read/write)
This bit does not return the state of the
"touch indicator". (read/write)
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