Mitsubishi Electric L26CPU-BT User Manual page 171

(4) Enable initial settings
Before creating a program for communication with remote device stations, create a program to enable the initial
settings using SB000D (remote device station initialization procedure registration instruction) and SB005F
(completion status of remote device station initialization procedure execution).
For details, refer to
Procedure for the remote device station initialization procedure registration
1.
Turn SB000D ON, and start to execute the registered initial setting.
During execution of initial processing, SB005E (remote device station initialization procedure execution
status) stays ON.
Also, the execution procedure numbers and target station numbers of the registration are stored to
SW0110 to SW011F (remote device station initialization procedure registration execution individual
information).
2.
When initial processing of all preset stations is completed, SB005F turns ON.
Also, the execution result is stored to SW005F (remote device station initialization procedure instruction
result).
The execution procedure numbers in SW0110 to SW011F become FF00
3.
When SB000D is turned OFF on completion of initial processing (SB005F : ON), SB005F, and
SW0110 to SW011F are cleared.
The following shows operation of the link special relays and link special registers when remote device station
initialization procedure registration is performed.
Specification of remote device
station to be initialized
Remote device station
initialization procedure
registration instruction
Remote device station
initialization procedure
registration execution status
Remote device station initialization
procedure registration completion
status
Remote device station
initialization procedure registration
execution individual information
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SW0014
to
SW0017
ON
SB000D
OFF
ON
SB005E
OFF
ON
SB005F
OFF
SW00110
to
SW0011F
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