Mitsubishi Electric FX5 User Manual page 128

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Serial communication error code
Stores the error code (Page 120) when the inverter communication instruction error occurs.
FX5 dedicated
CH1
CH2
SD8500
SD8510
R: Read only
Precautions
Do not change the value with program or engineering tool.
Serial communication error codes are not cleared even after communication is restored to normal state.
Devices are cleared when power is turned OFFON, STOPRUN, system is reset or SM50 (Error Detection Reset
Completion) is turned ON.
Serial communication settings
Stores the communication parameters set in the communication settings when PLC power is turned OFFON, STOPRUN,
PAUSERUN or system is reset. (Page 95)
FX5 dedicated
CH1
CH2
SD8502
SD8512
R: Read only
The descriptions of the communication parameters are as follows.
Bit No.
b0
b1
b2
b3
b4
b5
b6
b7
Precautions
Do not change the value with program or engineering tool.
Error code for inverter communication
If FX3 Series compatible SM/SD area settings have been set, error code (Page 121) is stored if communication error
occurs by inverter communication instruction.
FX3 Series compatible
CH1
SD8152
R: Read only
Error code of first error that occurred is maintained if errors occur for multiple instructions.
4 INVERTER COMMUNICATION
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4.10 Related Devices
FX3 Series
compatible
CH3
CH4
CH1
SD8520
SD8530
SD8063
CH3
SD8522
Name
Data length
Parity bit
Stop bit
Baud rate
CH2
SD8157
Description
CH2
SD8438
When a serial communication error occurs, the error
code is stored.
Description
CH4
SD8532
Stores the setting of the communication parameter.
Description
0 (bit = OFF)
7 bits
b2, b1
(0, 0): Not provided
(0, 1): Odd
(1, 1): Even
1 bit
b7, b6, b5, b4
(0,1,1,1): 4800 bps
(1,0,0,0): 9600 bps
(1,0,0,1): 19200 bps
(1,0,1,0): 38400 bps
(1,0,1,1): 57600 bps
(1,1,0,1): 115200 bps
Description
These devices store an error code when a
communication error is caused by an inverter
communication instruction.
R/W
R
R/W
R
1 (bit = ON)
8 bits
2 bits
R/W
R

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