Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-R Series User Manual page 250

Usage method (non-GEM version)
■Configuring messages for spooling
Set messages subject to spooling at the [Spool Message] tab of the "Spool" screen. (Page 125 Spool message settings)
Select a message to be subject to spooling from the pull-down list of [Message selection] and click the [Add] button to
configure the selected message for spooling.
■Configuring the spooling function
Configure the spooling function at the [Common Spool Definition Settings] tab of the "Spool Settings" screen. ( Page 123
Spool common settings)
■Turning spooling on or off
Configure the setting to enable or disable the spooling function at the [Control Request] tab of the "Option Setting" screen.
( Page 102 Control request)
To toggle spooling at the equipment, select the [Turn spooling on/off] checkbox, and then configure the relay to turn spooling
on or off.
The spool is OFF or ON when the relay is OFF or ON, respectively.
If the "Turn spooling on" checkbox is not selected, the spool is always active.
■Spooling actions
Configure the Spool Outputting Relay at the [CA Status] tab of the "Option Setting" screen. Select the "Spool Outputting
Relay" checkbox, and then configure the notification destination. ( Page 99 CA status)
■Spooling data request from Programmable Controller CPU
Configure the Spool Request Relay at the [Control Request] tab of the "Option Setting" screen. ( Page 102 Control
request)
Spooling data can also be sent to the host or discarded by operations via trigger relays from the Programmable Controller
CPU.
If the "Spool Output Request" checkbox is selected, and a trigger relay is configured, spooling data transfer to the host is
started when the trigger relay is on. The SECS/GEM communication software switches off the trigger relay.
If the "Discard Spooled Data" checkbox is selected, and a trigger relay is configured, spooled data is discarded when the
trigger relay is on. The SECS/GEM communication software switches off the trigger relay.
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9.6 Using the Spool Function