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Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Reference Manual

Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Reference Manual (498 pages)

programmable controller

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Controller | Size: 6.69 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
3
Conditions of Use for the Product
5
Introduction
6
Table of Contents
7
Relevant Manuals
15
Terms
16
Discontinued Models
17
Melsec Communication Protocol

19
Chapter 1 Ability of MC Protocol

20
Purposes

20
Features

21
Chapter 2 Supported Devices and Accessible Ranges

22
Supported Devices

22
Accessible Range and Accessible Modules

22
Chapter 3 Communication Procedure

24
Features of Communication Process

24
Considerations

25
- Considerations When Connecting C24
  27
- Considerations When Connecting E71
  28
Part 2 Message Formats

29
Chapter 4 Messages of Serial Communication Module

30
Types and Purposes of Messages

30
- Formats and Codes
  30
- Frame
  30
Message Formats of each Protocol

31
- Format 1
  31
- Format 2
  32
- Format 3
  33
- Format 4
  34
- Format 5
  35
Details of Setting Data

36
- Control Code
  36
- Number of Data Bytes
  37
- Block Number
  38
- Frame ID no
  38
- Sum Check Code
  38
- End Code
  40
- Error Code
  40
Chapter 5 Messages of Ethernet Interface Module

41
Types and Purposes of Messages

41
- Code
  41
- Frame
  42
Message Format

43
Details of Setting Data

44
- Header
  44
- Subheader
  44
- Request Data Length and Response Data Length
  45
- Monitoring Timer
  45
- End Code
  46
- Error Information
  46
Chapter 6 Access Route Settings

47
Accessible Ranges and Setting Data for each Frame

47
- Frame
  47
- Frame
  48
- 1C Frame
  49
- 4E Frame, 3E Frame
  50
- 1E Frame
  51
Details of Setting Data

52
Part 3 Command

63
Chapter 7 Commands and Functions

64
Command List

64
Chapter 8 Device Access

69
Data to be Specified in Commands

69
- Devices
  69
- Device Code List
  72
- Number of Device Points
  74
- Access Points
  74
- Number of Blocks
  75
- Read Data, Write Data
  76
- Set/Reset
  82
- Monitor Condition Specification
  83
Batch Read and Write

90
Random Read and Write

101
- Random Write in Word Units (Test) (Command: 1402)
  108
- Random Write in Bit Units (Test) (Command: 1402)
  112
Batch Read and Write Multiple Blocks

114
- Batch Read Multiple Blocks (Command: 0406)
  114
- Batch Write Multiple Blocks (Command: 1406)
  118
Device Memory Monitor

122
- Monitoring Procedure
  122
- Register Monitor Data (Command: 0801)
  123
- Monitor (Command: 0802)
  124
Chapter 9 Label Access

127
Data to be Specified in Commands

127
- Labels
  127
- Abbreviation Specification of Label
  131
- Points
  133
- Data Type ID
  134
- Data Length, Unit Specification
  135
- Read Data, Write Data
  137
Batch Read and Write

138
- Batch Read Array Type Labels (Command: 041A)
  138
- Batch Write Array Type Labels (Command: 141A)
  145
Random Read and Write

149
- Random Read Labels (Command: 041C)
  149
- Random Write Labels (Command: 141B)
  152
Chapter 10 Buffer Memory Access

155
Buffer Memory

155
- Data to be Specified in Commands
  155
- Batch Read (Command: 0613)
  157
- Batch Write (Command: 1613)
  159
Intelligent Function Module

161
- Accessible Modules
  161
- Data to be Specified in Commands
  162
- Batch Read (Command: 0601)
  165
- Batch Write (Command: 1601)
  167
Chapter 11 Control Module Operation

169
Data to be Specified in Commands

169
- Mode
  169
- Clear Mode
  169
- Model Name and Model Code
  170
- Remote Password
  172
- Loopback Data
  173
- Communication Error Information
  174
Remote Operation

175
- Remote RUN (Command: 1001)
  175
- Remote STOP (Command: 1002)
  177
- Remote PAUSE (Command: 1003)
  178
- Remote Latch Clear (Command: 1005)
  179
- Remote RESET (Command: 1006)
  180
- Read CPU Model Name (Command: 0101)
  181
Remote Password

182
- Execution Procedure
  182
- Unlock (Command: 1630)
  183
- Lock (Command: 1631)
  185
Loopback Test

187
- Loopback Test (Command: 0619)
  187
Clear Error Information

189
- Turn Indicator LED OFF, Initialize Error Code (Command: 1617)
  189
- Turn COM.ERR. LED off (Command: 1617)
  191
Chapter 12 File Control

192
Execution Procedure

192
Considerations

196
Data to be Specified in Commands

197
- Password
  197
- Drive no
  200
- File no
  201
- Number of Files
  202
- Number of Characters
  202
- Directory Specification
  202
- File Name Specification
  204
- Attribute
  207
- Creation Date and Time (Last Edit Date and Time)
  208
- File Size
  209
- File Pointer no
  210
- Offset Address
  210
- Number of Bytes
  211
- Read Data, Write Data
  211
- Open Mode
  212
- Close Type
  212
File Check

213
- Read Directory/File Information (Command: 1810)
  213
- Search Directory/File Information (Command: 1811)
  219
File Creation and Deletion

222
- Create New File (Command: 1820)
  222
- Delete File (Command: 1822)
  225
- Copy File (Command: 1824)
  228
File Modification

232
- Modify File Attribute (Command: 1825)
  232
- Modify File Creation Date and Time (Command: 1826)
  235
- Open File (Command: 1827)
  238
- Read File (Command: 1828)
  242
- Write to File (Command: 1829)
  244
- Close File (Command: 182A)
  246
Chapter 13 Serial Communication Module Dedicated Commands

248
User Frame

248
Global Function

257
- Global Signal ON/OFF (Command: 1618)
  258
Transmission Sequence Initialization Function

260
- Initialize Transmission Sequence (Command: 1615)
  260
Mode Switching Function

261
- Data to be Specified in Command
  261
- Switch Mode (Command: 1612)
  265
Programmable Controller CPU Monitoring Function

268
- Data to be Specified in Command
  268
- Register (Command: 0630)
  271
- Deregister (Command: 0631)
  281
On-Demand Function

282
- Settings for Using the On-Demand Function
  282
- Execution Procedure
  283
- Execution Timing
  284
- On-Demand (Command: 2101)
  285
PART 4 COMPATIBILITY with Qna SERIES

287
CHAPTER 14 MELSEC-Qna SERIES SUPPORTED SPECIFICATIONS

288
Frames and Commands that Can be Used

288
Accessible Modules

288
Considerations

289
CHAPTER 15 Qnacpu DEDICATED COMMANDS

290
Qnacpu Dedicated Commands List

290
Defragmentation of Drive Memory

291
File Control

299
Part 5 Compatibility with Aseries

343

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Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Programming Manual (298 pages)

Structured Text

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Controller | Size: 2.17 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
3
Conditions of Use for the Product
4
Revisions
5
Table of Contents
7
About Manuals
15
How to Use this Manual
16
Abbreviations and Generic Terms in this Manual
17
1 Overview

18
2 System Configuration

22
- Applicable Cpus
  22
- Programming Tool for ST Program
  22
- ST Program Specifications
  22
3 Handling of Characters and Numeric Values in St Programs

25
- Usable Characters
  25
- Data Handling
  27
  - Data Types
    27
  - About any Type
    28
  - Array and Structure
    29
- Data Representation Methods
  32
  - Constants
    32
  - Labels
    35
  - Devices
    38
4 St Program Expressions

41
- Assignment Statement
  41
- Operators
  42
  - Operator List
    42
  - Examples of Using the Operators
    44
- Control Syntaxes
  46
  - Control Syntax List
    46
  - Conditional Statements
    47
  - Repeat Statement
    55
  - Other Control Syntaxes
    60
  - Precautions for Use of Control Syntaxes
    62
- Call of Function Block
  69
- Comment
  72
5 Melsec Functions

74
- How the Functions Are Described
  74
- Output
  77
  - Output to Device
    77
  - Low-Speed Timer
    77
  - High-Speed Timer
    78
  - Counter
    78
  - Set of Device
    79
  - Reset of Device
    79
  - Conversion of Direct Output into Pulse
    80
- 1-Bit Shift
  81
  - 1-Bit Shift of Device
    81
- Termination
  82
  - Stop
    82
- Comparison Operation
  83
- Arithmetic Operation
  86
- Data Conversion
  96
  - BIN BCD Conversion
    96
  - BCD bin Conversion
    97
  - 32-Bit BCD bin Conversion
    97
  - Floating-Point bin Conversion
    98
  - 32-Bit Floating-Point bin Conversion
    98
  - BIN Floating-Point Conversion
    99
  - 32-Bit bin Floating-Point Conversion
    99
  - 16-Bit bin 32-Bit bin Conversion
    100
  - 32-Bit bin 16-Bit bin Conversion
    100
  - BIN Gray Code Conversion
    101
  - 32-Bit bin Gray Code Conversion
    101
  - Gray Code bin Conversion
    102
  - 32-Bit Gray Code bin Conversion
    102
  - 2' Complement of 16-Bit bin
    103
  - 2' Complement of 32-Bit bin
    103
  - 2' Complement of Floating-Point
    104
  - Block BCD bin Conversion
    105
- Data Transfer
  106
  - 16-Bit Data NOT Transfer
    106
  - Block Transfer
    107
  - Same Data Block Transfer
    107
  - 16-Bit Data Exchange
    108
  - Block Data Exchange
    109
  - First/Last Byte Exchange
    109
- Program Execution Control
  110
  - Interrupt Disable
    110
  - Interrupt Enable
    110
- I/O Refresh
  111
- Logical Operation Commands
  112
  - Logical Product (2 Devices)
    112
  - Logical Product (3 Devices)
    112
  - 32-Bit Data Logical Product (2 Devices)
    113
  - 32-Bit Data Logical Product (3 Devices)
    113
  - Block Data Logical Product
    114
  - Logical Sum (2 Devices)
    114
  - Logical Sum (3 Devices)
    115
  - 32-Bit Data Logical Sum (2 Devices)
    115
  - 32-Bit Data Logical Sum (3 Devices)
    116
  - Block Data Logical Sum
    116
  - Exclusive or (2 Devices)
    117
  - Exclusive or (3 Devices)
    117
  - 32-Bit Data Exclusive or (2 Devices)
    118
  - 32-Bit Data Exclusive or (3 Devices)
    118
  - Block Data Exclusive or
    119
  - NOT Exclusive or (2 Devices)
    119
  - NOT Exclusive or (3 Devices)
    120
  - 32-Bit Data NOT Exclusive or (2 Devices)
    120
  - 32-Bit Data NOT Exclusive or (3 Devices)
    121
  - Block Data NOT Exclusive or
    121
- Rotation
  122
- Shift
  126
  - N-Bit Right Shift
    126
  - N-Bit Left Shift
    126
  - N-Bit Data 1-Bit Right Shift
    127
  - N-Bit Data 1-Bit Left Shift
    127
  - 1-Word Right Shift
    128
  - 1-Word Left Shift
    128
- Bit Processing
  129
  - Bit Set of Word Device
    129
  - Bit Reset of Word Device
    129
  - Bit Test of Word Device
    130
  - Bit Test of 32-Bit Data
    130
  - Bit Device Batch Reset
    131
- Data Processing
  132
  - Data Search
    132
  - 32-Bit Data Search
    132
  - Bit Check
    133
  - 32-Bit Data Bit Check
    133
  - Decode
    134
  - Encode
    134
  - 7-Segment Decode
    135
  - 4-Bit Disconnection of 16-Bit Data
    135
  - 4-Bit Connection of 16-Bit Data
    136
  - Bit Disconnection of any Data
    136
  - Bit Connection of any Data
    137
  - Byte Unit Data Disconnection
    137
  - Byte Unit Data Connection
    138
  - Data Maximum Value Retrieval
    138
  - 32-Bit Data Maximum Value Retrieval
    139
  - Data Minimum Value Retrieval
    139
  - 32-Bit Data Minimum Value Retrieval
    140
  - Data Sort
    140
  - 32-Bit Data Sort
    141
  - Total Value Calculation
    141
  - 32-Bit Total Value Calculation
    142
- Structuring
  143
  - Refresh
    143
- Buffer Memory Access
  144
- Character String Processing
  146
  - Bin
    146
  - 32-Bit bin Decimal ASCII Conversion
    146
  - Decimal ASCII bin Conversion
    146
  - Hexadecimal ASCII bin Conversion
    147
  - Hexadecimal ASCII 32-Bit bin Conversion
    150
  - Decimal ASCII BCD 4-Digit Conversion
    151
  - Decimal ASCII BCD 8-Digit Conversion
    151
  - Device Comment Data Read
    152
  - Character String Length Detection
    152
  - Bin
    153
  - 32-Bit bin Character String Conversion
    153
  - Character String bin Conversion
    153
  - Character String 32-Bit bin Conversion
    154
  - Floating-Point Character String Conversion
    155
  - Character String Floating-Point Conversion
    155
  - BIN ASCII Conversion
    156
  - ASCII bin Conversion
    156
  - Fetch from Character String Right Side
    157
  - Fetch from Character String Left Side
    157
  - Any Data Fetch in Character String
    158
  - Any Data Replacement in Character String
    158
  - Character String Search
    159
  - Floating-Point BCD Decomposition
    159
  - BCD Format Data Floating-Point
    160
- Special Functions
  161
  - Floating-Point sin Operation
    161
  - Floating-Point COS Operation
    161
  - Floating-Point tan Operation
    162
  - Floating-Point COS Operation
    163
  - Floating-Point tan Operation
    163
  - Floating-Point Square Root
    165
  - Floating-Point Natural Exponential Operation
    165
  - Floating-Point Natural Logarithm Operation
    166
  - Random Number Generation
    166
  - Sequence Change
    167
  - BCD 4-Digit Square Root
    167
  - BCD 8-Digit Square Root
    168
  - BCD Type sin Operation
    168
  - BCD Type COS Operation
    169
  - BCD Type tan Operation
    169
  - BCD Type sin Operation
    170
  - BCD Type COS Operation
    170
  - BCD Type tan Operation
    171
- Data Control
  172
  - Upper/Lower Limit Control
    172
  - 32-Bit Data Upper/Lower Limit Control
    173
  - Dead Band Control
    174
  - 32-Bit Data Dead Band Control
    175
  - Bit Zone Control
    176
  - 32-Bit Data Bit Zone Control
    177
  - File Register Block No. Switching
    178
  - Set of File Register File
    178
  - Set of Comment File
    179
- Clock
  180
- Program Control
  185
  - Program Standby
    185
  - Program Output off Standby
    185
  - Program Scan Execution Registration
    186
  - Program Low-Speed Execution Registration
    186
- Others
  187
  - WDT Reset
    187

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CPU Module, Built-In I/O Function

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Controller | Size: 4.43 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
3
Conditions of Use for the Product
10
Introduction
11
Relevant Manuals
12
Table of Contents
14
Manual Page Organization
17
Terms
20
Chapter 1 Overview

22
Chapter 2 External I/O Specifications

24
Chapter 3 General-Purpose Input Function

33
Chapter 4 General-Purpose Output Function

35
Chapter 5 Interrupt Input Function

37
Chapter 6 Pulse Catch Function

41
Chapter 7 Positioning Function

44
- Overview
  44
  - Procedure for Performing the Positioning Function
    52
  - Connection to External Devices
    53
    
    I/O Signals
    53
    
    Wiring
    57
  - Parameter Setting
    58
    
    Positioning Parameters
    59
  - Specifications
    63
  - Checking Current Position and Operation Status
    65
  - OPR Control
    66
    
    Machine OPR
    73
    
    Fast OPR
    91
    
    Forced off of Axis 1 OPR Request (SM1842)
    92
    
    Precautions on Axis 1 OPR Request (SM1842)
    92
  - Positioning Control
    93
    
    Start of Positioning Control
    97
    
    Position Control
    99
    
    Speed/Position Switching Control
    100
    
    Current Value Change
    102
    
    Speed Control
    103
  - Multiple Axes Simultaneous Start Control
    104
  - JOG Operation
    106
  - Sub Function
    111
    
    OPR Retry Function
    112
    
    Speed Limit Function
    116
    
    Speed Change Function
    117
    
    Software Stroke Limit Function
    122
    
    Hardware Stroke Limit Function
    125
    
    Target Position Change Function
    126
    
    Acceleration/Deceleration Processing Function
    130
    
    Stop Processing Function
    132
  - Absolute Position Restoration Function
    135
  - Dedicated Instructions
    139
    
    Details of Dedicated Instructions
    140
    
    Precautions on Dedicated Instructions
    163
  - Programming
    165
  - Errors and Warnings
    175
  - Monitoring with a Programming Tool
    180

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Digital-Analog Converter Module

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Controller | Size: 6.37 MB

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
3
Conditions of Use for the Product
7
Introduction
8
Compliance with Emc and Low Voltage Directives
9
Relevant Manuals
10
Table of Contents
12
Manual Page Organization
15
Packing List
20
Terms
20
Chapter 1 D/A Converter Module

21
- Application
  21
- Features
  22
Chapter 2 Part Names

23
Chapter 3 Specifications

25
- General Specifications
  25
- Performance Specifications
  26
- Number of Parameter Settings
  29
- Function List
  30
- I/O Signal List
  31
- List of Buffer Memory Address
  32
Chapter 4 Procedures before Starting the Operation

44
Chapter 5 System Configuration

46
Chapter 6 Installation and Wiring

48
- Installation Environment and Installation Position
  48
- Terminal Block
  49
- Wiring
  52
- External Wiring
  54
Chapter 7 Various Settings

57
- Addition of Modules
  57
- Switch Setting
  58
- Parameter Setting
  60
- Auto Refresh
  61
- Offset/Gain Setting
  62
- Setting from "Offset/Gain Setting" of GX Works2
  62
- Setting from a Program
  65
Chapter 8 Functions

69
Chapter 9 Display Unit

149
- Display Unit
  149
- Menu Structure
  149
- List of Setting Value Change Screens
  151
- Checking and Clearing Errors
  153
Chapter 10 Programming

155

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Programmable Controller

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Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
3
Conditions of Use for the Product
9
Introduction
10
Relevant Manuals
11
Table of Contents
12
Manual Page Organization
15
Terms
16
Packing List
18
Chapter 1 Overview

19
Chapter 2 Part Names

22
Chapter 3 Specifications

26
- General Specifications
  26
- Performance Specifications
  28
- Function List
  30
Chapter 4 Procedures before Operation

31
- Initial Start-Up Procedure
  31
- Procedure for Replacing the Head Module
  33
Chapter 5 System Configuration

36
- Head Module System Configuration
  36
- Applicable System
  37
Chapter 6 Installation and Wiring

38
- Wiring Environment and Installation Position
  38
- Installation Environment
  38
- Installation Position
  38
- Installation
  39
- Connecting Modules
  40
- Mounting the Modules on a DIN Rail
  42
- Changing Modules on a DIN Rail
  45
- Wiring to the Power Supply Module
  47
- Testing the Head Module before Wiring
  47
- Wiring to the Head Module
  49
- Wiring
  49
- Grounding
  51
- Precautions
  52
Chapter 7 Parameter Settings

53
- PLC Parameters
  54
- Network Parameters
  64
- Remote Password
  65
- Intelligent Function Module Parameters
  66
Chapter 8 Cyclic Transmission

67
- Cyclic Transmission of Bit Device Data
  67
- Cyclic Transmission of Word Device Data
  73
Chapter 9 CC-Link Ie Field Network Diagnostics

77
- Diagnostic Items
  77
- Starting Diagnostics
  78
- Diagnostic Window
  80
- Communication Test
  82
- Cable Test
  82
- System Monitor
  83
- Remote Operation
  83
Chapter 10 Maintenance and Inspection

84
- Daily Inspection
  84
- Periodic Inspection
  85

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Structured. Fundamentals

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Table of Contents

Conditions of Use for the Product
3
Safety Precautions
3
Introduction
4
Table of Contents
6
Manuals
8
Terms
9
Chapter 1 Overview

10
Purpose of this Manual

10
Features of Structured Programs

12
Chapter 2 Structured Design of Sequence Programs

13
Hierarchical Sequence Program

13
Structured Sequence Program

14
Chapter 3 Procedure for Creating Programs

15
Chapter 4 Program Configuration

17
Overview of Program Configuration

17
- Project
  18
- Program Files
  18
- Tasks
  19
Pous

20
- Types of POU
  20
- Program
  21
- Functions
  21
- Function Blocks
  22
- Operators
  23
- Ladder Blocks
  24
- Programming Languages for Pous
  25
- Functions, Function Blocks, and Operators
  26
- EN and ENO
  29
Labels

31
- Global Labels
  31
- Local Labels
  31
- Label Classes
  32
- Setting Labels
  33
- Data Types
  34
- Expressing Methods of Constants
  36
Method for Specifying Data

37
- Bit Data
  38
- Word (16 Bits) Data
  39
- Double Word (32 Bits) Data
  41
- Single-Precision Real/Double-Precision Real Data
  44
- String Data
  48
- Time Data
  49
- Arrays
  50
- Structures
  53
Device and Address

54
- Device
  54
- Address
  55
- Correspondence between Devices and Addresses
  56
Index Setting

59
Libraries

72
- User Libraries
  73
Precautions on Assigning a Name

74
Chapter 5 Writing Programs

75

Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Structured Programming Manual

Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Structured Programming Manual (122 pages)

Fundamentals

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Table of Contents

Safety Precautions
3
Conditions of Use for the Product
4
Revisions
5
Table of Contents
7
Manuals
10
1 Overview

12
- Purpose of this Manual
  12
- Overview
  12
- Terms
  16
- Features of Structured Programs
  17
- Applicable CPU Modules
  18
- Compatible Software Package
  18
2 Structured Design of Sequence Programs

19
- What Is a Hierarchical Sequence Program
  20
- What Is a Structured Sequence Program
  21
3 Procedure for Creating Programs

23
- 3.1 Procedure for Creating Sequence Programs in Structured Project
  24
4 Program Configuration

25
- Overview of Program Configuration
  26
  - Project
    27
  - Program Files
    27
  - Tasks
    28
- Pous
  29
  - Types of POU
    29
  - Program
    30
  - Functions
    30
  - Function Blocks
    31
  - Operators
    31
  - Ladder Blocks
    32
  - Programming Languages for Pous
    33
  - Functions, Function Blocks, and Operators
    34
- EN and ENO
  37
- Labels
  39
  - Global Labels
    39
  - Local Labels
    39
  - Label Classes
    40
  - Setting Labels
    41
  - Data Types
    42
  - Expressing Methods of Constants
    44
- Method for Specifying Data
  45
  - Bit Data
    46
  - Word (16 Bits) Data
    47
  - Double Word (32 Bits) Data
    50
  - Single-Precision Real/Double-Precision Real Data
    53
  - String Data
    57
  - Time Data
    58
  - Arrays
    59
  - Structures
    61
- Device and Address
  62
  - Device
    62
  - Address
    63
  - Correspondence between Devices and Addresses
    64
- Index Setting
  67
- Libraries
  79
  - User Libraries
    80
- Precautions on Assigning a Name
  81

Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Safety Manuallines

Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC L series Safety Manuallines (66 pages)

Brand: Mitsubishi Electric | Category: Controller | Size: 2.2 MB

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