19.3
I/O Signals for Handshake with CPU Module and
Buffer Memory
This section explains the I/O signals for handshake and the buffer memories used when mode switching is performed.
I/O signals for handshake with CPU module
Type
I/O signal
CH1
Mode
X6
switching
Y2
The following signals can also be used as I/O signals, in addition to the above.
• Module READY signal (X1E): Turns ON when C24 can be accessed from the CPU module.
• Watchdog timer error signal (X(n+1)F): Turns ON when C24 does not operate normally.
• 'CH1 Error occurrence' (XE): Turns ON when error occurred on the CH1 side.
• 'CH2 Error occurrence' (XF): Turns ON when error occurred on the CH2 side.
For details on the CPU module I/O signals, refer to the following section.
(Page 493 Input/Output Signal List)
Buffer memory
Address (DEC
(HEX))
CH1
CH2
144 (90H)
304 (130H)
145 (91H)
305 (131H)
515 (203H)
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19.3 I/O Signals for Handshake with CPU Module and Buffer Memory
Signal name
CH2
XD
Switching mode
Y9
Mode switching
request
Name
For designation of
Switching mode No. designation (Page
mode switching
381 Switching mode No. designation
(Un\G144/304))
Transmission specifications after switching
designation(Page 381 Transmission
specifications after switching designation
(Un\G145/305))
For confirmation of
Parameter setting error and mode switching
parameter setting
error status
and mode switching
Device turned ON/
Timing
OFF
CPU
C24
X6/XD
Y2/Y9
Setting value/Stored value
0001H: MC protocol (Format 1)
to
00FFH: MELSOFT connection
0000H : Match the setting in MELSOFT.
8000H to 8FFFH: Match the setting to that of this area
0 : No error
Other than 0: Parameter setting error, mode switching
error
(Page 473 Error Code List)
Complete
(Switching)