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Omron SYSMAC C200HG Operation Manual (586 pages)

Brand: Omron | Category: Controller | Size: 3.36 MB

Table of Contents

7
Precautions

13
- General Precautions
  14
- Intended Audience
  14
- Safety Precautions
  14
- Application Precautions
  15
- Operating Environment Precautions
  15
- EC Directives
  17
  - Applicable Directives
    17
  - Concepts
    17
  - Conformance to EC Directives
    17
  - Relay Output Noise Reduction Methods
    17
- Introduction
  19
  - Overview
    20
  - PC Terminology
    21
  - OMRON Product Terminology
    22
  - Peripheral Devices
    23
  - Available Manuals
    24
  - C200HX/HG/HE Features
    25
Section 2 Hardware Considerations

29
- CPU Unit Components
  30
  - CPU Unit Indicators
    31
  - Peripheral Device Connection
    31
- CPU Unit Capabilities
  33
- PC Configuration
  33
- Memory Cassettes
  34
- CPU Unit DIP Switch
  38
- Operating Without a Backup Battery
  39
Section 3 Memory Areas

41
- Introduction
  42
  - Data Area Overview
    42
  - IR/SR Area Overview
    43
- Data Area Structure
  43
- IR (Internal Relay) Area
  47
- SR (Special Relay) Area
  51
  - SYSMAC NET/SYSMAC LINK System
    56
  - Remote I/O Systems
    57
  - Link System Flags and Control Bits
    58
  - Forced Status Hold Bit
    59
  - I/O Status Hold Bit
    60
  - Output off Bit
    60
  - FAL (Failure Alarm) Area
    60
  - Low Battery Flag
    60
  - Cycle Time Error Flag
    61
  - I/O Verification Error Flag
    61
  - First Cycle Flag
    61
  - Clock Pulse Bits
    61
  - Step Flag
    62
  - Group-2 Error Flag
    62
  - Special Unit Error Flag
    62
  - Instruction Execution Error Flag, er
    62
  - Arithmetic Flags
    62
  - Interrupt Subroutine Areas
    63
  - RS-232C Port Communications Areas
    63
  - Peripheral Port Communications Areas
    64
  - Memory Cassette Areas
    64
  - Data Transfer Error Bits
    65
  - Ladder Diagram Memory Areas
    65
  - Memory Error Flags
    65
  - Data Save Flags
    66
  - Transfer Error Flags
    66
  - PC Setup Error Flags
    66
  - Clock and Keyboard Mapping
    66
  - Group-2 Error Flags
    66
  - Special I/O Unit Restart Bits and Error Flags
    66
- AR (Auxiliary Relay) Area
  66
- DM (Data Memory) Area
  74
  - Expansion DM Area
    75
  - Special I/O Unit Data
    76
  - Error History Area
    76
  - PC Setup
    78
  - Communications Board Settings
    83
  - Special I/O Unit Area Settings
    85
- Holding Relay) Area
  86
- TC (Timer/Counter) Area
  86
- LR (Link Relay) Area
  87
- UM Area
  88
- EM (Extended Data Memory) Area
  89
  - Using the EM Area
    89
  - The Current EM Bank
    90
- TR (Temporary Relay) Area
  89
Section 4 Writing and Inputting the Program

91
- Basic Procedure
  92
- Instruction Terminology
  92
- Basic Ladder Diagrams
  93
  - Basic Terms
    94
  - Mnemonic Code
    94
  - Ladder Instructions
    95
  - OUTPUT and OUTPUT NOT
    98
  - The END Instruction
    98
  - Logic Block Instructions
    99
  - Coding Multiple Right-Hand Instructions
    106
- Program Capacity
  93
- The Programming Console
  106
  - The Keyboard
    106
  - PC Modes
    109
  - The Display Message Switch
    109
- Preparation for Operation
  109
  - Entering the Password
    110
  - Buzzer
    110
  - Clearing Memory
    111
  - Registering the I/O Table
    114
  - Clearing Error Messages
    115
  - Verifying the I/O Table
    115
  - Reading the I/O Table
    117
  - Clearing the I/O Table
    119
  - SYSMAC NET Link Table Transfer
    120
- Inputting, Modifying, and Checking the Program
  122
  - Setting and Reading from Program Memory Address
    122
  - Entering and Editing Programs
    123
  - Checking the Program
    126
  - Displaying the Cycle Time
    128
  - Program Searches
    129
  - Inserting and Deleting Instructions
    130
  - Branching Instruction Lines
    133
  - Jumps
    137
- Controlling Bit Status
  138
  - DIFFERENTIATE up and DIFFERENTIATE down
    139
  - Keep
    139
  - Self-Maintaining Bits (Seal)
    139
- Work Bits (Internal Relays)
  140
- Programming Precautions
  142
- Program Execution
  144
- Special I/O Unit Interface Programs
  144
- Analog Timer Unit Programming
  148
  - Operation
    148
  - Bit Allocation and DIP Switch Settings
    149
  - Example Program
    150
Section 5 Instruction Set

153
- Data Areas, Definer Values, and Flags
  156
- Instruction Format
  156
- Notation
  156
- Differentiated Instructions
  158
- Expansion Instructions
  159
- Coding Right-Hand Instructions
  160
- Instruction Set Lists
  163
  - Function Codes
    163
  - Alphabetic List by Mnemonic
    163
- Ladder Diagram Instructions
  167
  - LOAD, LOAD NOT, AND, and NOT, OR, and or NOT
    167
  - AND LOAD and or LOAD
    168
- Bit Control Instructions
  168
- INTERLOCK and INTERLOCK CLEAR - IL(02) and ILC
  173
- JUMP and JUMP END - JMP(04) and JME(05)
  175
- End - End(01)
  176
- Operation - Nop(00)
  176
- Timer and Counter Instructions
  176
  - Timer - Tim
    177
  - High-Speed Timer - Timh(15)
    182
  - Totalizing Timer - Ttim(87)
    183
  - Counter - Cnt
    184
  - Reversible Counter - Cntr(12)
    187
- Data Shifting
  189
  - Shift Register - Sft(10)
    189
  - Reversible Shift Register - Sftr(84)
    191
  - Arithmetic Shift Left - Asl(25)
    193
  - Arithmetic Shift Right - Asr(26)
    193
  - Rotate Left - Rol(27)
    194
  - Rotate Right - Ror(28)
    194
  - One Digit Shift Left - Sld(74)
    195
  - One Digit Shift Right - Srd(75)
    195
  - Word Shift - Wsft(16)
    196
  - Asynchronous Shift Register - Asft(17)
    196
- Data Movement
  198
  - Move - Mov(21)
    198
  - Move Not - Mvn(22)
    198
  - Block Set - Bset(71)
    199
  - Block Transfer - Xfer(70)
    200
  - Data Exchange - Xchg(73)
    201
  - Single Word Distribute - Dist(80)
    201
  - Data Collect - Coll(81)
    203
  - Move Bit - Movb(82)
    205
  - Move Digit - Movd
    206
  - Transfer Bits - Xfrb(62)
    207
  - Em Block Transfer - Xfr2
    208
  - Em Bank Transfer - Bxf2
    209
- Data Comparison
  210
  - Multi-Word Compare - Mcmp
    210
  - Compare - Cmp(20)
    211
  - Double Compare - Cmpl(60)
    214
  - Block Compare - Bcmp(68)
    215
  - Area Range Compare - Zcp(88)
    218
  - Double Area Range Compare - Zcpl
    219
  - Signed Binary Compare - Cps
    220
  - Double Signed Binary Compare - Cpsl(--)
    221
- Data Conversion
  222
  - Bcd-To-Binary - bin(23)
    222
  - Double Bcd-To-Double Binary - Binl(58)
    223
  - Binary-To-Bcd - Bcd(24)
    223
  - Double Binary-To-Double Bcd - Bcdl(59)
    224
  - Hours-To-Seconds - Sec(65)
    225
  - Seconds-To-Hours - Hms(66)
    226
  - 4-To-16/8-To-256 Decoder - Mlpx(76)
    227
  - 16-To-4/256-To-8 Encoder - Dmpx(77)
    230
  - 7-Segment Decoder - Sdec(78)
    233
  - Ascii Convert - Asc(86)
    236
  - Ascii-To-Hexadecimal - Hex
    237
  - Scaling - Scl
    240
  - Column to Line - Line(63)
    242
  - Line to Column - Colm(64)
    243
  - 2'S Complement - Neg
    244
  - Double 2'S Complement - Negl(--)
    245
- BCD Calculations
  246
  - Increment - Inc(38)
    246
  - Decrement - Dec(39)
    246
  - Set Carry - Stc(40)
    247
  - Clear Carry - Clc(41)
    247
  - Bcd Add - Add(30)
    247
  - Double Bcd Add - Addl(54)
    248
  - Bcd Subtract - Sub(31)
    249
  - Double Bcd Subtract - Subl(55)
    251
  - Bcd Multiply - Mul(32)
    253
  - Double Bcd Multiply - Mull(56)
    254
  - Bcd Divide - DIV(33)
    254
  - Double Bcd Divide - Divl(57)
    255
  - Floating Point Divide - Fdiv(79)
    256
  - Square Root - Root(72)
    259
- Binary Calculations
  261
  - Binary Add - Adb(50)
    261
  - Binary Subtract - Sbb(51)
    263
  - Binary Multiply - Mlb(52)
    266
  - Binary Divide - Dvb(53)
    266
  - Double Binary Add - Adbl(--)
    267
  - Double Binary Subtract - Sbbl(--)
    269
  - Signed Binary Multiply - Mbs
    271
  - Double Signed Binary Multiply - Mbsl(--)
    272
  - Signed Binary Divide - Dbs
    273
  - Double Signed Binary Divide - Dbsl(--)
    274
- Special Math Instructions
  275
  - Find Maximum - Max
    275
  - Find Minimum - Min
    276
  - Average Value - Avg
    277
  - Sum - Sum(--)
    279
  - Arithmetic Process - Apr(69)
    281
- Logic Instructions
  295
  - Complement - Com(29)
    295
  - Logical and - Andw(34)
    296
  - Logical or - Orw(35)
    297
  - Exclusive or - Xorw
    298
  - Exclusive nor - Xnrw
    299
- Subroutines and Interrupt Control
  299
  - Subroutines
    299
  - Interrupts
    300
  - Subroutine Enter - Sbs(91)
    303
  - SUBROUTINE DEFINE and RETURN - SBN(92)/RET(93)
    304
  - Macro - Mcro(99)
    305
  - Interrupt Control - Int(89)
    307
  - Step Instructions
    313
  - STEP DEFINE and STEP START-STEP(08)/SNXT(09)
    313
- Special Instructions
  322
  - FAILURE ALARM - FAL(06) and
    322
  - Severe Failure Alarm - Fals(07)
    322
  - Cycle Time - Scan(18)
    323
  - Trace Memory Sampling - Trsm(45)
    324
  - Message Display - Msg(46)
    325
  - Long Message - Lmsg(47)
    326
  - Terminal Mode - Term(48)
    327
  - Watchdog Timer Refresh - Wdt(94)
    328
  - I/O Refresh - Iorf(97)
    328
  - Group-2 High-Density I/O Refresh - Mprf(61)
    329
  - Bit Counter - Bcnt(67)
    330
  - Frame Checksum - Fcs
    330
  - Failure Point Detection - Fpd
    332
  - Data Search - Srch
    336
  - Expansion DM Read - Xdmr
    337
  - Indirect Em Addressing - Iems
    338
  - Select Em Bank - Embc
    339
- Network Instructions
  340
  - Network Send - Send(90)
    340
  - Network Receive - Recv(98)
    345
  - About Network Communications
    349
- Serial Communications Instructions
  351
  - Receive - Rxd
    351
  - Transmit - Txd
    353
  - Change Rs-232C Setup - Stup
    355
  - Protocol Macro - Pmcr
    357
- Advanced I/O Instructions
  358
  - 7-Segment Display Output - 7Seg
    358
  - Digital Switch Input - Dsw
    361
  - Hexadecimal Key Input - Hky
    365
  - Ten Key Input - Tky
    368
  - Matrix Input - Mtr
    370
- Special I/O Unit Instructions
  372
  - Special I/O Unit Read - Iord
    372
  - Special I/O Unit Write - Iowr
    373
  - Pcmcia Card Macro - Cmcr
    375
- SECTION 6 Program Execution Timing
  
  381
  - Cycle Time
    382
  - Calculating Cycle Time
    386
  - Instruction Execution Times
    389
  - O Response Time
    398
- SECTION 7 Program Monitoring and Execution
  
  411
  - Monitoring Operation and Modifying Data
    412
- Serial Communications
  
  439
  - Introduction
    440
  - Host Link Communications
    441
  - RS-232C Communications
    448
  - One-To-One PC Links
    452
  - NT Links
    454
  - The Protocol Macro Function
    455
- SECTION 9 Troubleshooting
  
  465
  - Alarm Indicators
    466
  - Error Messages
    467
  - Error Flags
    471
  - Host Link Errors
    472
- SECTION 10 Host Link Commands
  
  475
  - Host Link Command Summary
    476
  - Host Link End Codes
    477
  - Host Link Commands
    480
  - Standard Models
    523
  - Programming Instructions
    539
  - Word Assignment Recording Sheets
    549
  - Program Coding Sheet
    555
  - Data Conversion Tables
    557
  - Extended ASCII
    559
- Glossary
  
  561
- Index
  
  577
- Revision History
  
  583

OMRON SYSMAC C200HG Programming Manual (448 pages)

Programmable Controllers

Brand: OMRON | Category: Controller | Size: 6.72 MB

Table of Contents

19
Precautions

25
- General Precautions
  26
- Intended Audience
  26
- Safety Precautions
  26
- Operating Environment Precautions
  28
- Application Precautions
  29
- Conformance to EC Directives
  32
  - Applicable Directives
    32
  - Concepts
    33
  - Conformance to EC Directives
    33
  - Relay Output Noise Reduction Methods
    33
Section 1 CPU Unit Operation

41
- CPU Unit Operation
  41
  - Initial Setup (CS1 CPU Units Only)
    42
  - Using the Internal Clock (CS1 CPU Units Only)
    45
  - Internal Structure of the CPU Unit
    46
    
    Overview
    46
    
    Block Diagram of CPU Unit Memory
    47
  - Operating Modes
    49
    
    Description of Operating Modes
    49
    
    Initialization of I/O Memory
    50
    
    Startup Mode
    51
  - Programs and Tasks
    53
  - Description of Tasks
    55
Section 2 Programming

61
- Programming
  61
  - Basic Concepts
    62
    
    Programs and Tasks
    62
    
    Basic Information on Instructions
    63
    
    Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
    65
    
    Addressing I/O Memory Areas
    66
    
    Specifying Operands
    67
    
    Data Formats
    72
    
    Instruction Variations
    75
    
    Execution Conditions
    76
    
    I/O Instruction Timing
    79
    
    Refresh Timing
    81
    
    Program Capacity
    84
    
    Basic Ladder Programming Concepts
    85
    
    Inputting Mnemonics
    90
    
    Program Examples
    93
  - Precautions
    98
    
    Condition Flags
    98
    
    Special Program Sections
    103
  - Checking Programs
    107
    
    Errors During Programming Device Input
    107
    
    Program Checks with the CX-Programmer
    107
    
    Program Execution Check
    107
    
    Checking Fatal Errors
    109
Section 3 Instruction Functions

113
- Instruction Functions
  113
  - Sequence Input Instructions
    114
  - Sequence Output Instructions
    116
  - Sequence Control Instructions
    119
  - Timer and Counter Instructions
    123
  - Comparison Instructions
    128
  - Data Movement Instructions
    132
  - Data Shift Instructions
    135
  - Increment/Decrement Instructions
    139
  - Symbol Math Instructions
    140
  - Conversion Instructions
    145
  - Logic Instructions
    152
  - Special Math Instructions
    154
  - Floating-Point Math Instructions
    155
  - Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
    161
  - Table Data Processing Instructions
    165
  - Data Control Instructions
    169
  - Subroutine Instructions
    173
  - Interrupt Control Instructions
    174
  - High-Speed Counter and Pulse Output Instructions (CJ1M-CPU21/22/23 Only)
    176
  - Step Instructions
    178
  - Basic I/O Unit Instructions
    178
  - Serial Communications Instructions
    182
  - Network Instructions
    183
  - File Memory Instructions
    185
  - Display Instructions
    187
  - Clock Instructions
    187
  - Debugging Instructions
    188
  - Failure Diagnosis Instructions
    189
  - Other Instructions
    190
  - Block Programming Instructions
    191
  - Text String Processing Instructions
    197
  - Task Control Instructions
    200
  - Model Conversion Instructions (CPU Unit Ver. 3.0 or Later Only)
    201
  - Special Function Block Instructions
    202
Section 4 Tasks

203
- Tasks
  203
  - Task Features
    204
    
    Overview
    204
    
    Tasks and Programs
    205
    
    Basic CPU Unit Operation
    206
    
    Types of Tasks
    208
    
    Task Execution Conditions and Settings
    210
    
    Cyclic Task Status
    211
    
    Status Transitions
    212
  - Using Tasks
    213
    
    TASK on and TASK off
    213
    
    Task Instruction Limitations
    217
    
    Flags Related to Tasks
    218
    
    Designing Tasks
    221
    
    Global Subroutines
    222
  - Interrupt Tasks
    223
    
    Types of Interrupt Tasks
    223
    
    Interrupt Task Priority
    230
    
    Interrupt Task Flags and Words
    231
    
    Application Precautions
    232
  - Programming Device Operations for Tasks
    237
    
    Using Multiple Cyclic Tasks
    237
    
    Programming Device Operations
    237
Section 5 File Memory Functions

239
- File Memory Functions
  239
  - File Memory
    240
    
    Types of File Memory
    240
    
    Files Stored in File Memory
    242
    
    Description of File Operating Procedures
    256
    
    Applications
    257
  - Manipulating Files
    259
    
    Programming Devices (Including Programming Consoles)
    259
    
    FINS Commands
    263
    
    User Instructions for File Memory Operations
    264
    
    Replacement of the Entire Program During Operation
    269
    
    Automatic Transfer at Startup
    275
    
    Simple Backup Function
    281
  - Using File Memory
    293
    
    Initializing Media
    293
    
    Operating Procedures
    295
    
    Power Interruptions While Accessing File Memory
    300
Section 6 Advanced Functions

301
- Advanced Functions
  301
  - Cycle Time/High-Speed Processing
    303
    
    Minimum Cycle Time
    303
    
    Maximum Cycle Time (Watch Cycle Time)
    304
    
    Cycle Time Monitoring
    305
    
    High-Speed Inputs
    305
    
    Interrupt Functions
    306
    
    I/O Refreshing
    306
    
    Background Execution
    314
    
    Sharing Index and Data Registers between Tasks
    321
  - Index Registers
    323
    
    What Are Index Registers
    323
    
    Using Index Registers
    323
    
    Processing Related to Index Registers
    326
  - Serial Communications
    333
    
    Host Link Communications
    335
    
    No-Protocol Communications
    340
    
    NT Link (1:N Mode)
    341
    
    CPU Unit's Serial Gateway
    342
    
    Serial PLC Links (CJ1M CPU Units Only)
    347
  - Changing the Timer/Counter PV Refresh Mode
    353
    
    Overview
    353
    
    Functional Specifications
    354
    
    BCD Mode/Binary Mode Selection and Confirmation
    355
    
    BCD Mode/Binary Mode Mnemonics and Data
    357
    
    Restrictions
    357
    
    Instructions and Operands
    359
  - Using a Scheduled Interrupt as a High-Precision Timer (CJ1-H-R and CJ1M Only)
    361
    
    Setting the Scheduled Interrupt to Units of 0.1 Ms
    362
  - Startup Settings and Maintenance
    363
    
    Specifying a Reset Start with MSKS(690)
    363
    
    Reading the Internal Timer PV with MSKR(692)
    363
    
    Hot Start/Hot Stop Functions
    364
    
    Startup Mode Setting
    365
    
    RUN Output
    366
    
    Power off Detection Delay Setting
    367
    
    Disabling Power off Interrupts
    367
    
    Clock Functions
    368
    
    Program Protection
    370
    
    Write-Protection from FINS Commands Sent to CPU Units Via Networks
    372
    
    Remote Programming and Monitoring
    373
    
    Unit Profiles
    374
    
    Flash Memory
    374
    
    Startup Condition Settings
    376
  - Diagnostic Functions
    377
    
    Error Log
    377
    
    Output off Function
    378
    
    Failure Alarm Functions
    379
    
    Failure Point Detection
    379
    
    Simulating System Errors
    381
    
    Disabling Error Log Storage of User-Defined FAL Errors
    382
  - CPU Processing Modes
    383
  - Peripheral Servicing Priority Mode
    388
    
    Parallel Processing Mode and Minimum Cycle Times
    388
    
    Data Concurrency in Parallel Processing with Asynchronous Memory Access
    388
    
    Peripheral Servicing Priority Mode
    389
    
    Temporarily Disabling Priority Mode Servicing
    391
  - Battery-Free Operation
    393
  - Other Functions
    396
    
    I/O Response Time Settings
    396
    
    I/O Area Allocation
    397
Section 7 Program Transfer, Trial Operation, and Debugging

399
- Program Transfer, Trial Operation, and Debugging
  
  399
  - Program Transfer
    400
  - Trial Operation and Debugging
    401
    
    Forced Set/Reset
    401
    
    Differential Monitoring
    401
  - Online Editing
    402
  - Tracing Data
    405
  - And CV-Series Plcs
    409
  - Changes from Previous Host Link Systems
    435
  - B Changes from Previous Host Link Systems
    438
  - Index
    439
- Revision History
  
  445

OMRON SYSMAC C200HG Programming Manual (443 pages)

Programmable Controllers

Brand: OMRON | Category: Controller | Size: 8.65 MB

Table of Contents

19
Precautions

25
- General Precautions
  26
- Intended Audience
  26
- Safety Precautions
  26
- Application Precautions
  28
- Operating Environment Precautions
  28
- Conformance to EC Directives
  32
  - Applicable Directives
    32
  - Concepts
    32
  - Conformance to EC Directives
    33
  - Relay Output Noise Reduction Methods
    33
Section 1 CPU Unit Operation

39
- CPU Unit Operation
  39
  - Initial Setup (CS1 CPU Units Only)
    40
  - Using the Internal Clock (CS1 CPU Units Only)
    43
  - Internal Structure of the CPU Unit
    44
    
    Overview
    44
    
    Block Diagram of CPU Unit Memory
    45
  - Operating Modes
    47
    
    Description of Operating Modes
    47
    
    Initialization of I/O Memory
    48
    
    Startup Mode
    49
  - Programs and Tasks
    51
  - Description of Tasks
    53
Section 2 Programming

59
- Programming
  59
  - Basic Concepts
    60
    
    Programs and Tasks
    60
    
    Basic Information on Instructions
    61
    
    Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
    63
    
    Addressing I/O Memory Areas
    64
    
    Specifying Operands
    65
    
    Data Formats
    70
    
    Instruction Variations
    73
    
    Execution Conditions
    74
    
    I/O Instruction Timing
    76
    
    Refresh Timing
    78
    
    Program Capacity
    81
    
    Basic Ladder Programming Concepts
    82
    
    Inputting Mnemonics
    87
    
    Program Examples
    90
  - Precautions
    95
    
    Condition Flags
    95
    
    Special Program Sections
    100
  - Checking Programs
    104
    
    Errors During Programming Device Input
    104
    
    Program Checks with the CX-Programmer
    104
    
    Program Execution Check
    104
    
    Checking Fatal Errors
    106
Section 3 Instruction Functions

109
- Instruction Functions
  109
  - Sequence Input Instructions
    110
  - Sequence Output Instructions
    112
  - Sequence Control Instructions
    115
  - Timer and Counter Instructions
    119
  - Comparison Instructions
    124
  - Data Movement Instructions
    128
  - Data Shift Instructions
    131
  - Increment/Decrement Instructions
    135
  - Symbol Math Instructions
    136
  - Conversion Instructions
    141
  - Logic Instructions
    148
  - Special Math Instructions
    150
  - Floating-Point Math Instructions
    151
  - Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
    157
  - Table Data Processing Instructions
    161
  - Data Control Instructions
    165
  - Subroutine Instructions
    169
  - Interrupt Control Instructions
    170
  - High-Speed Counter and Pulse Output Instructions (CJ1M-CPU21/22/23 Only)
    172
  - Step Instructions
    174
  - Basic I/O Unit Instructions
    174
  - Serial Communications Instructions
    178
  - Network Instructions
    179
  - File Memory Instructions
    181
  - Display Instructions
    183
  - Clock Instructions
    183
  - Debugging Instructions
    184
  - Failure Diagnosis Instructions
    185
  - Other Instructions
    186
  - Block Programming Instructions
    187
  - Text String Processing Instructions
    193
  - Task Control Instructions
    196
  - Model Conversion Instructions (CPU Unit Ver. 3.0 or Later Only)
    197
  - Special Function Block Instructions
    198
Section 4 Tasks

199
- Tasks
  199
  - Task Features
    200
    
    Overview
    200
    
    Tasks and Programs
    201
    
    Basic CPU Unit Operation
    202
    
    Types of Tasks
    204
    
    Task Execution Conditions and Settings
    206
    
    Cyclic Task Status
    207
    
    Status Transitions
    208
  - Using Tasks
    209
    
    TASK on and TASK off
    209
    
    Task Instruction Limitations
    213
    
    Flags Related to Tasks
    214
    
    Designing Tasks
    217
    
    Global Subroutines
    218
  - Interrupt Tasks
    219
    
    Types of Interrupt Tasks
    219
    
    Interrupt Task Priority
    226
    
    Interrupt Task Flags and Words
    227
    
    Application Precautions
    228
  - Programming Device Operations for Tasks
    233
    
    Using Multiple Cyclic Tasks
    233
    
    Programming Device Operations
    233
Section 5 File Memory Functions

235
- File Memory Functions
  235
  - File Memory
    236
    
    Types of File Memory
    236
    
    Files Stored in File Memory
    238
    
    Description of File Operating Procedures
    252
    
    Applications
    253
  - Manipulating Files
    255
    
    Programming Devices (Including Programming Consoles)
    255
    
    FINS Commands
    259
    
    User Instructions for File Memory Operations
    260
    
    Replacement of the Entire Program During Operation
    265
    
    Automatic Transfer at Startup
    271
    
    Simple Backup Function
    277
  - Using File Memory
    289
    
    Initializing Media
    289
    
    Operating Procedures
    291
    
    Power Interruptions While Accessing File Memory
    296
Section 6 Advanced Functions

297
- Advanced Functions
  297
  - Cycle Time/High-Speed Processing
    299
    
    Minimum Cycle Time
    299
    
    Maximum Cycle Time (Watch Cycle Time)
    300
    
    Cycle Time Monitoring
    301
    
    High-Speed Inputs
    301
    
    Interrupt Functions
    302
    
    I/O Refreshing
    302
    
    Background Execution
    310
    
    Sharing Index and Data Registers between Tasks
    317
  - Index Registers
    319
    
    What Are Index Registers
    319
    
    Using Index Registers
    319
    
    Processing Related to Index Registers
    322
  - Serial Communications
    329
    
    Host Link Communications
    331
    
    No-Protocol Communications
    336
    
    NT Link (1:N Mode)
    337
    
    CPU Unit's Serial Gateway
    338
    
    Serial PLC Links (CJ1M CPU Units Only)
    343
  - Changing the Timer/Counter PV Refresh Mode
    349
    
    Overview
    349
    
    Functional Specifications
    350
    
    BCD Mode/Binary Mode Selection and Confirmation
    351
    
    BCD Mode/Binary Mode Mnemonics and Data
    353
    
    Restrictions
    353
    
    Instructions and Operands
    355
  - Using a Scheduled Interrupt as a High-Precision Timer (CJ1-H-R and CJ1M Only)
    357
    
    Setting the Scheduled Interrupt to Units of 0.1 Ms
    358
  - Startup Settings and Maintenance
    359
    
    Specifying a Reset Start with MSKS(690)
    359
    
    Reading the Internal Timer PV with MSKR(692)
    359
    
    Hot Start/Hot Stop Functions
    360
    
    Startup Mode Setting
    361
    
    RUN Output
    362
    
    Power off Detection Delay Setting
    363
    
    Disabling Power off Interrupts
    363
    
    Clock Functions
    364
    
    Program Protection
    366
    
    Write-Protection from FINS Commands Sent to CPU Units Via Networks
    368
    
    Remote Programming and Monitoring
    369
    
    Unit Profiles
    370
    
    Flash Memory
    370
    
    Startup Condition Settings
    372
  - Diagnostic Functions
    373
    
    Error Log
    373
    
    Output off Function
    374
    
    Failure Alarm Functions
    375
    
    Failure Point Detection
    375
    
    Simulating System Errors
    377
    
    Disabling Error Log Storage of User-Defined FAL Errors
    378
  - CPU Processing Modes
    379
  - Peripheral Servicing Priority Mode
    384
    
    Parallel Processing Mode and Minimum Cycle Times
    384
    
    Data Concurrency in Parallel Processing with Asynchronous Memory Access
    384
    
    Peripheral Servicing Priority Mode
    385
    
    Temporarily Disabling Priority Mode Servicing
    387
  - Battery-Free Operation
    389
  - Other Functions
    392
    
    I/O Response Time Settings
    392
    
    I/O Area Allocation
    393
Section 7 Program Transfer, Trial Operation, and Debugging

395
- Program Transfer, Trial Operation, and Debugging
  
  395
  - Program Transfer
    396
  - Trial Operation and Debugging
    397
    
    Forced Set/Reset
    397
    
    Differential Monitoring
    397
  - Online Editing
    398
  - Tracing Data
    401
  - And CV-Series Plcs
    405
  - Changes from Previous Host Link Systems
    431
  - B Changes from Previous Host Link Systems
    434
  - Index
    435
- Revision History
  
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