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5-3. Binary data

Th e binary data format is used in the cases below.
• When the function for continuous data transfer via Ethernet, which uses the TCP or UDP protocol, is
used
• When data is requested using CC-Link
Under the binary data format, any unit (a main unit or hub unit) to which even one valid axis is connected
is considered as valid, and 32-byte fi xed-length data is used for each unit.
All zeros are used for the status and data of an axis which is not connected.
When Ethernet is used:
Minimum data size: 1 valid unit (with 1 to 4 valid axes): 32 bytes
Hub unit
ID02 data
32 bytes
Maximum data size: 25 valid units (with 25 to 100 valid axes): 800 bytes
Main unit
ID00 data
32 bytes
Hub unit
ID01 data
32 Bytes
Hub unit
ID02 data
32 Bytes
|
Hub unit
ID31 data
32 Bytes
When CC-Link is used:
Since the size of the remote registers is 32 bytes, the data of a single designated unit is always designated
and acquired.
To acquire the data of a multiple number of units, issue the commands in sequence from the PLC to
acquire it.
Hub unit
ID05 data
32 Bytes
In order to synchronize the data of a multiple number of units, use the latch command, and then collect
the data of each unit using the memory data output command.
MG40 Series
(ID00 is used only for the MG41 main unit.)
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