Omron NT31 Operation Manuals page 300

Memory Tables
Reference: When the NT31/NT31C starts operation, the contents of numeral memory tables
[Display Functions]
[Input Functions]
S "Initial" setting and initial value
The "Initial" setting determines whether the contents of numeral memory tables
are written to the allocated word(s) at the host when the power to the
NT31/NT31C is turned ON, when the NT31/NT31C is reset, or on transition from
the System Menu to the RUN mode.
Here, "Initial" (initialization) means the initialization of the contents of host
word(s) as they are overwritten by the contents of the numeral memory table. If
the numeral memory table is not allocated to a host word or words, this setting
has no effect.
is as follows depending on whether or not the numeral memory table is allocated to
the host, on the "Initial" setting for the numeral memory table, and on whether or
not the resume function is used.
Allocated Allocated
"Initial" Setting
to Host?
Checked
Yes
Not checked
No (Ineffective)
Numeral memory tables themselves have no display function.
To display the contents of numeral memory tables, use 7-8 "Numeral Display"
(page 357) or 7-10 "Graphs" (page 372).
When a numeral memory table is allocated to a word or words at the host, the con-
tents of the word are read and stored.
However, reading is only executed for those numeral memory tables that are being
used for the currently displayed screen (when copying a memory table, the con-
tents of the allocated word(s) of the copy source memory table are read).
Resume Function
Used
Existing numeral memory
table value retained (at host
word(s) also)
When the numeral memory table is initialized by System
Menu operation: initial value of the numeral memory table
(at host word(s) also)
Contents of host word(s)
Existing numeral memory
table value
When the numeral memory table is initialized by System
Menu operation: initial value of the numeral memory table
Section 7-3
Not Used
Initial value of numeral
memory table used (at host
word(s) also)
Initial value of numeral
memory table
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