Omron SYSMAC C200H-OV001 Operation Manual page 25

Bit Number Allocation
2Phrase Combination Mode
I/O Word Bit number
03 through 00
11 through 04
n
Output
n+1 15 through 08
07 through 00
n+2 15 through 08
07 through 00
n+3 15 through 08
07 through 00
n+4 15 through 08
07 through 00
n+5 15 through 08
07 through 00
n = 100 + 10 x unit no.
16
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Bit name
Number of
repetitions
Repetition interval These bits set (in BCD) the playback repetition interval.
12 Priority command
13 ---
14 Output command
15 Stop command
1st phrase no.
2nd phrase no.
3rd phrase no.
4th phrase no.
5th phrase no.
6th phrase no.
7th phrase no.
8th phrase no.
9th phrase no.
10th phrase no.
Function
These bits set the number of times a message is played
back in the one-shot operation mode. In level operation
mode this bit has no function. The repetition value can be
set from 0 through 9, or to F. When F is specified, the
message is played back repeatedly. When 0 is specified,
the message is played back only once. Values A to E if
specified, default to 9.
Bits 11 through 08 set the digit to the left of the decimal
point ( 0 through 9 seconds) and bits 07 through 04 sets
the digit to the right of the decimal point (0.0 through 0.9
seconds). Note: if a non BCD value is specified the
repetition interval defaults to 0.0 second.
When this bit is turned ON, reproduction of a message
under execution is stopped and the newest message,
which is transferred at the leading edge of the output
command is given priority and reproduced. The interrupted
message is reproduced again from the beginning after the
priority message has been reproduced.
Not used
A message consisting of specified phrases is played back
at the leading edge of this bit (i.e., from OFF to ON).
When this bit is turned ON message playback is
interrupted. While this bit is ON, messages cannot be
played back. When this bit is OFF, the message for which
an output command has been issued, or a message stored
in memory is played back. A message which has been
interrupted will not resume playback even if this bit is
turned OFF.
These bits make up a message by combining a set of
phrases. Set the numbers of the phrases to be reproduced
in the sequence in which the phrases are reproduced. If all
the 16 phrases are not used, set the number of the phrase
next to the last phrase to 00, which indicates the end of
combination of phrases.
Section 2-2