Mitsubishi QJ71C24N User Manual page 203

7 DATA COMMUNICATION USING THE BIDIRECTIONAL PROTOCOL
External device
Q series C24
1)-1
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(4) Transmission: invalid, reception: invalid
2)-1
E
Arbitrary data
N
Q
E
Arbitrary data
N
Q
REMARKS
Time-check timer 1 (response monitoring time) shown in the illustration is described
in User's Manual (Application).
POINT
When the transmission control (see User's Manual (Application)) is performed, and
the simultaneous transmission data valid/invalid designation sets that the receive
data is valid and transmission data is valid, the Q series C24 performs message
transmission and message reception processing as described below.
During message transmission processing, time check by timer 1 (response
monitoring time) is performed.
1) Message transmission (1)-1 in the illustration)
• If the Q series C24 receives a terminate transmission request (DC3
received/DR(DSR) signal OFF) from the external device during message
transmission, it terminates data transmission.
• When the Q series C24 receives the ready to send signal (DC1 received/
DR(DSR) signal ON), it restarts data transmission.
2) Message reception
• If the Q series C24 cannot send a response message to the external device
in response to message reception because the external device issued a
terminate transmission request (DC3 received/DR(DSR) signal OFF), it
transmits the response message after it receives the ready to send signal
(DC1 received/DR(DSR) signal ON) from the external device.
Sum check
code
Sum check
code
MELSEC-Q
Ignores the receive
data of 1)-1.
Generates a simultaneous
transmission error.
Ignores the receive data of 2)-1.
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