Omron NT - SUPPORT TOOL FOR WINDOWS V4 Operation Manual page 475

Data Conversion
Correcting the PLC addresses (On data conversion between direct accesses)
Correcting the PC (PLC) addresses (On data conversion between PT models)
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S Conversion from color display models to monochrome display models
Colors are converted into black or white as shown below.
Colors for objects other than Image
Black, blue, red, magenta: Black
Green, cyan, yellow, white: White
Colors for Image
Black:
Blue, red, magenta, green,
cyan, yellow, white:
Change the colors as needed.
When converting the data between different direct accesses, it may be neces-
sary to change PLC addresses since corresponding PLC is changed. In this
manual, conversion between OMRON and MEMLINK is described.
S Difference
OMRON:
MEMLINK:
S Conversion result, error message and corrective action.
Status before
Conversion
With OMRON data, The PLC address is
an area other than reset.
the CIO area is set.
When converting the data of the entire screen data file, screen data for use with
new models cannot be converted to screen data for use with conventional mod-
els. However, if the data of a new model is registered for the screen of a conven-
tional model using the symbol manager, the following points must be taken into
consideration due to differences in the usable PC (PLC) address range between
a conventional and a new model.
S Difference
New models:
Conventional models:
S Conversion result, error message and corrective action
Black
White
Various words are available such as CIO area and
data memory area.
Available word addresses differ depending on the
PLC that is used.
Only memory link area (PT memory) can be used.
Available word addresses: 0000-9999
Status after
Error Message
Conversion
PLC address (XXX)
of YYY is invalid. It
is reset to default.
Word addresses can be handled up to five digits.
Word addresses can be handled up to four digits.
Appendix A
Corrective Action
Reset the area to
memory link area (PT
memory). If this PC
(PLC) address is re-
ferred to from the pro-
gram, it is necessary to
correct the program ac-
cordingly. (Refer to
6-1-10 Setting Proper-
ties.)