A7PU Mitsubishi

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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing the Mitsubishi MELSEC-A Series of GeneralPurposeProgrammable
Please read this manual carefully so that the equipment is used to i t s optimum,
A copy of this manual should be forwarded t o the end User.
Controllers.
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CONTENTS
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2 . SYSTEM CONFIGURATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2.1 Applicable System .

2.2System Equipment
3 SPECIFICATIONS
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3-1
3.1General Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3.2 A7PU Performance Specifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3.3 Connection Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1-2
2-4
2-1
2-4
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3-1
3-3
3-5
4.1 Handling Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4.2 Nomenclature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.3Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5 STARTING PROCEDURES
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5.1 Starting Procedure and General Operation Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5-1
5.2 Connecting and Disconnecting to and from the A Series CPU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5-2
5.3 Checking of CPU Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5.10
5.4 Checkingof Keyword. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.12
5.5 Function Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5.14
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5.6 Reset Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5.7 Clear of Keyword and Sequence Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-17
6 PROGRAMMING FUNCTION OPERATION PROCEDURES
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6.1
6.1 ModeSelection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.2 Screen Display and General Operation Procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.3 Instruction Input Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.4 Write Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.4.1 All clear (Consecutive write of NOP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.4.2 Write of program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.5 ReadMode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.5.1 Read by step number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.5.2 Read by instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.5.3 Read by device number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.6 Insert/Delete Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.6.1 Insertion of instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.6.2 Deletion of instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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6-2
6-3
6-9
6.12
6-15
6.19
6-24
6.25
6.28
6.33
6.35
6.36
6.39
6.7 Monitor Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6.7.1 Monitor of X, Y . M. L. B. and F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.7.2 Monitor of D. W. R. A. 2 . and V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.7.3 Monitor of T/C present value and contact ON/OFF status . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.7.4 Continuity check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.7.5 Monitor of offline switch ( Y . M. L. B. F) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8 Test Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8.1 Set/reset of X. Y . M. L. B. and F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8.2 Present value change of T. C. D. W.R. A. 2.and V . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8.3 Set/reset of offline switch ( Y . M. L. B. F) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8.4 Programcheck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8.5 Reading the error step and error description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.8.6 Read/write in machine language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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6.42
6.44
6.47
6.49
6.54
6.56
6.58
6.61
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6.9 Parameter Setting Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.73

6.9.1 Clearing of parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.82
6.9.2 Setting of program memory capacity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.84
6.9.3 Setting of file register capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.86
6.9.4 Setting of M and L ranges. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.87
6.9.5 Setting of timer ranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.89
6.9.6 Setting of latch range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.92
6.9.7 Setting of WDT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.96
6.9.8 Setting the 1/0 control mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.96a
6.9.9 Setting/resetting of keyword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.97
6.9.10 Setting completion operation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.99
6.9.1 1 Write of parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-100
7 . AUDIO CASSETTE INTERFACE OPERATION PROCEDURES
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7.1OperationInstructions
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7.2 General Operation for Audio Cassette Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7.3 Mode Setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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7.4 Setting of Processed Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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7.5 Setting of Program Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7.6 Setting of Addresses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.10
7.7 Setting of Completion Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -7-12
7.8 Execution Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.13
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8.1 Error Messages for Programming Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8.2 Error Messages for Audio Cassette Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8.3 Error Number and Error Message List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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APPENDICES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
APPENDIX 1
APPENDIX 2
APPENDIX 3
APP-1-APP-4
Level Matching of Audio Cassette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Processing Time for Audio Cassette Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ExternalDimensionDiagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
APP-1
APP-2
APP-4
1 . G E N E R A L DESCRIPTION
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The A7PU programming unit (hereinafter referred to as "PU") is a programming unit with audio cassette
interface used .for the MELSEC-A series.
This Operating Manualdescribes the operations of the PU.
This manual is structured as follows:
Differences between Type AGPU Programming Unit and Type A7PU Programming Unit are as described
below:
1)
ROM cassettes for AGPU and A7PU are not compatible with each other.
2) Applicable CPU types are as indicated in the following table. (0:Usable, X : Unusable)
AOJ2CPU
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A1 CPU, A1 ECPU, A1 NCPU
A2CPU, A2ECPU, A2NCPU
A3CPU, ASECPU, A3NCPU

A3HCPU
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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
After unpacking, make sure that the package includes the following products.
Description
Type A7PU programming unit
Type J-1 cable (for connection with audio cassette recorder)
Quantitv
In using the PU, refer to the following manuals as required:

* A series CPU User's Manual.
* Instruction Manual for the audio cassette used.
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2.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
This chapter describes system configurations with which the PU may be used.
2.1 Applicable System

The PUhas a programming function and an audio cassette function. If may beused in the following two
ways in conjunction with the Aseries PC:
1)
Add-on system:
The PU is connected directlyonto theA seriesCPU.
2)
Hand-held system:
The PUis connected t o the A series CPU with theAC30R4(AC300R4)

(for AGGPP).
cable
Example configurations are shown in Fig. 2.1 and Fig. 2.2 on the following pages.
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A7PUs manufactured after March, 1987 or those which havean H before the date of manufac1:uremaybe
used with the A3HCPU (P21/R21). The name plate shown below indicates the date of manufacture.
A7PU
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2 . SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
2.2 System Equipment
Table 2.1 indicates equipment which will be required for the system configurations shown in Fig. 2.1 and
Fig. 2.2.
Type
AC30 R4
RS-422
Cable
AC300R4
RS-422
Cable
J-1
Programming unit with LCD indicator

* Equippedwithprogrammingfunctionandaudio
*
Programming unit
A7PU
Remarks
Description
Cable for
audio
. Connection
cable between A series CPU and A7PU.
Length 3 m.
cassette
cassette function
Connection cable between A series CPU and A7PU.

Length 30 m.
Connection cable between
A7PU
and
audio
cassette. Length 2 m.
Table 2.1 System Equipment List
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3. SPECIFICATIONS
3.
SPECIFICATIONS
Describes the performance specifications of the PU.
3.1 General Specifications

The general specifications of the PU are as indicated below:
Item
Ambient temperature
Ambient humidity
Vibration resistance
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Shock resistance
Specifications
0 to 40C
Operating
-20 to 50C
Storage
85%RH or less (no condensation)
Operating
Storaqe
Conforms t o
JIS C9011.
10 to 90%RH or less (no condensation)

Frequency
10 to 55Hz
Acceleration
55 t o 150Hz
1P
Amplitude
0.075mm
Sweep count
10 times
(1 octave/minute)
Conforms t o JIS C0912. (109. 3 times in each of X, Y , and 2 directions)

Table 3.1 General Specifications of A7PU (Continue)
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Item
Operating ambience
Specifications
There should be no corrosive aases and dust should be
minimum.
Cooling system
Selfcooling
Table 3.1 General Specifications of A7PU
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3.2 AGPU Performance Specifications
The performance specifications of the PU are as indicated below:
Item
Specifications
Connected unit A
series PC
Power, current consumption
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Hand-held
Connected by AC30R4 cable.
Display system
Display of 16 characters x 2 lines (with cursor) (liquidcrystal display)

EquiDDed with illumination for the display
Operation system
54 operation keys (Covered by polyurethane film)
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Loaded to A series CPU directly,
Add-on
Connection system
Buzzer
Power supplied from connected A CPU ( 5 V DC, 0.3A)
check
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Audio cassette interface
Applicable audio cassette
Domestic audio cassette recorder

(See Appendix 1 ) .
Applicable tape
Any domestlc cassette tape

(particularly home computer types)
600 BPS
Transmission speed
1OOmVpp/SVp-p Record output/replay

Table 3.2 Performance Specifications of A7PU (Continue)
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Item
External dimensions mm (inch)

Weight kg (Ib)
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188 (7.40) (height) x 79 (3.1 1 ) (width) x 44.5 (1.75) (depth).

When loaded directly to CPU, depth is 37.5 (1.48).
0.5 (1.1)
Table 3.2 Performance Specifications of A7PU
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3.3 Connection Cables
The specifications of connection cables required for the PU are as indicated below.
(1) AC30R4 cable
r
Item
Specifications
Between A series CPU and A7PU
Connected CPU
Length rn ( f t )
3 (9.841
Weight kg (Ib)
0.5 (1.1)
Table 3.3
AC30R4 Cable
(2) AC300R4 cable

Item
Specifications
Between A series CPU and A7PU
Connected CPU
30 ( 9 8 . 4 )
Length m ( f t )
5 (11)
Weight kg (Ib)
Table 3.4 AC300R4 Cable
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(3) J-1 cable

Item
Connected unit
Length m ( f t )
Specifications
Between A7PU and audio cassette recorder
2 (6.56)
0.03(0.07)
Weight kg (Ib)
Table 3.5 J-1 Cable
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4. HANDLING
4.
HANDLING
This chapter describes the handling instructions, nomenclature, and maintenance of the PU.
4.1 Handling Instructions
( 1 ) Do not drop or subject to shock.
( 2 ) Do not disassemble the case.
(3) When the PU is not in use or the PU is connected t o the CPUvia a cable, f i t the protective cap on to
the connector.
(4) Do not touch the connector pins of the PU.
(5j Do not open the ROM cartridgecontainer
and donot
remove the ROM cartridgelocatedinside.
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(1) When designing the system, ensure
PC.
that all protective and safety circuits
are located outside the
(2) Static electricity will damage the components on the printed circuit board therefore:
1)
2)
Groundhumanbody and work bench.

Do not touch the conductive areas of the printed circuit board or the components with any
non-grounded material.
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4.2 Nomenclature
The nomenclature of the PU i s indicated in Fig. 4.1 and Fig. 4.2.
Liquid crystal display

details, refer to Fig. 4.3.)
Connector for AC30R4 cable

(with protection cap)
(Used for hand-held system)
Holder for storage of protective
onnector for audio cassette
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Fig. 4.1 Nomenclature of A7PU (front)
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cartridge container
mot open)
(Used for direct connection withCPU)
Fig. 4.2 Nomenclature of A7PU (rear)
4. HANDLING
The arranaement of operation keyboard is shown in Fig. 4.3.
Instruction keys
(Instruction indicated a t top)
Device keys
(Code lndtcated a t bottom)
Instruction keys
(Instruction indicated at top)
Device number setting keys
(0t o F at bottom)
Fig. 4.3 Arrangement of Operation Keyboard
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4.3 Maintenance
The PU has no special components which require inspection or replacement.
When keeping the PU in storage, take care of the following points:
( 1 ) Avoid storing the PU in the following environments:

1) Ambient
temperature is outside the range -1OOC to 50C.
2) Ambient humidity i s outside the range 10 to 90%RH.

3) Condensation occurs due to sudden temperature changes.
4)
5)
Anywhere that the PU may be subjected to wind and rain or the direct rays of the sun.
Anywhere that there areexcessive amounts of conductivepowders, such as dust, dirt, and iron
filings, or corrosive gases, oil mist, salt, etc.
(2) Ensure that the audio cassette manual is fully understood before use.
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(3) Avoid storing tape cassettes in places where temperature and/or humidity are high or in the vicinity of
strong magnetic fields.
(4) When storing a cassette for a long time, replay and rewind it on the cassette player everysix months.
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5 . STARTING PROCEDURES
5.
STARTINGPROCEDURE
5.1 Starting Procedure and General Operation Procedure
1.
Connect P U t o CPU
. . . .Refer
t o Section5.2.
. . . . . .Refer t o Section 5.3.

When A7PU is loaded t o AOJ2CPU
or entry code has not been set
. . . . . .Refer t o Section 5.4.

Function selection
>. . . . .Refer t o Section 5.5.

,
I Audio cssette function

<Mode
i
Write
Read
selection)
Insert/Delete
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5.2 Connecting and Disconnecting t o and from the A Series CPU

The PU canbe connected and disconnected to and from the PC while it is running. If possible,however,
connect and disconnect the PU with the PC in STOP mode. When connecting and disconnecting the PU
with the PC in RUN mode take care to insert the connector properly,
Fig. 5.1 shows the connecting and disconnecting procedures for direct connection with the PC and Fig. 5.2
shows the connecting and disconnecting procedures for remote connection.
When using the audio cassette function, connect the PU according to Fig. 5.1 or Fig. 5.2, and then connect
the PU and the audio cassette according t o Fig. 5.4.
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( 1 ) Connectingprocedure
1) Remove the CPU connector cap.
2) Remove the RS422 connector
protective
cap a t the rear of the PU. Storethe protective cap by clipping i t t o the lugs on the
bottom of the
PU.
(Refer
to
Fig.
5.5.)
3) As shown a t left, connect the PUand the
PC.
4) Tighten the PU fixing screws.
(2) Operation
Performoperationaccording
Chapter 7.
t o Chapter 6 or
Fig. 5.1 Connection and Disconnection Procedures for direct connection with
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(3) Disconnecting procedure
1 ) Press the IcL( key.

2 ) Remove the PU fixing screws.
3) Unload the PU from the CPU.
4 )F i t
the RS422 connector protective cap to
the rear of the PU.
5) Fit the CPU connector cap.
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( 1 ) Connecting procedure
Remove the CPU connector cam
Remove the protective cap from the connector a t the top of the PU.Storethe protective cap by clipping i t t o the lugs on the
bottom of the PU. (Refer to Fig. 5.5.)
Connect the plastic cased connector on the
AC30R4 to the socket on the top of the Pu.
Connect the metal cased connector t o the
RS422 socket on the CPUand tighten the
fixing screws.
12) Operation
Performoperation
Chapter 7.
according to Chapter 6 or
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1 ) Presskey.
the
2) Remove the fixing screws on
the
CPU
connector and disconnect the AC30R4 cable
from the CPU. Fit the cap to the CPU
connector.
3) DisconnecttheAC30R4 cable from the PU.
4) Fit the protection cap to theconnectoron
the top of the PU.
Forconnecting
ans disconnectingoftheAC30R4
cable t o and from the connector a t the top of the PU,
refer t o Fig. 5.3.
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Connection of PU and AC30R4 cable

Insertthe
PU connector end of the AC30RL
cable into the PU in the direction shown on tht
left. (Insert the connector until clicking sound i!
heard.)
Disconnection of PU and AC30R4 cable
1 ) Push the
connector
release buttonin
the
direction of arrow
2) With the button pressed, pull theconnector
in the direction of arrow
0.
0.
Fig. 5.3 Connecting and Disconnecting of PU and AC30R4 Cable
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(1) J-1 to PU
As shown on the left, connect the cable t o the
audio cassette connector a t the bottom of the
PU .
(2) Connection to audio cassette

0 Write mode
Connect the cable to the microphone terminal

or equivalent of audio cassette recorder.
0 Read and verify modes
Connect the cable t o the earphone terminal or
equivalent of audio cassette recorder.
J-1 cable
Fig. 5.4 Connection with Audio Casette
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5.3 Checking of CPU Type
Basic Operation
( 1 ) By the input of
When an entry code has been specified, proceed t o Section 5.4.
When the A7PU is loaded into the AOJ2CPU or an entry code has not beenspecified,proceed
Section 5.5.
(2) When the PU is connected with the CPU or the PUisreset
is displayed.
Displays the connectedCPU type.
&-D
' isplays
sya l ps iD:
to
(refer t o Section 5.6), the following screen
the R O M cassette type loaded to thePU.
the PU version.
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After the P U i s connected to the CPU, i t takes 3 to 5 seconds u n t i l the screen shown on the left is displayed. Before this
screen is displayed,thestatusof
screen i s as shown below. (The same applies during communication with the ACPU.)
Flicker-
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parameters)
Basic Operation
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Only the device number setting keys (0 to F) may be pressed,
\
Operation Procedure
indicates that the
+m
[Entry code
operation]
input
K E Y
W0RD:IACOBI
or
\
4 Entry code
When entry code

coincides
When entry code does not coincide
0 0
K E Y
W O R D =
K E Y
W O R DN =G
O K
key is input.
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When the CPU type checking operation is performed after the entry code is specified (6-digit hexadecimal
number), the keyword input screen is displayed.
When a keyword has not been entered or A7PU is loaded in AOJ2CPU. the screen shown in Section 5.5 is
displayed.
1)
2)
Input the six digit hexadecimal data using the device number setting keys.
Check the keyword. After OK/NG hasbeen displayed for two seconds, the screen shown in Section 5.5
is displayed. When keyword and entry codes do not coincide, only the following operations are valid.
Monitor mode
Monitor of X, Y , M, L, B, and F
Monitor of D, W, R, A, 2,and V
Monitor of timer/counter
L Monitor of offline switch ( Y , M, L, 6,and F )
Set/reset of X, Y , M, L, B, and F
Read of error step and error description when error has occurred
Setireset of offline switch ( Y , M, L, E, and F )
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5.5 Function Selection
Basic Operation
Function selection
Operation Procedure
P R O G R A M M I N G
(Programming function is selected.)
"Duting CPU stop" means at stop or pause status.

Table 5.1 Operating Conditions of Various Modes
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Select either the programming function or the audio cassette function.
By pressing the
key,the display screenchanges as shown below.Bythe
display function is selected.
UH
1. . . .
M T
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.Audio cassette function
. . . . . .Programming function during
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. . , , , .Programming function
P R O G R A M M I N G
C A S S E T T E
input of
CPU run
. , .Programming function of subprogram

(Only ABCPU. A3HCPUJ
. . . Subprogram programming function during
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Operation Procedure
Press both the
@ and @ keys at the same time.
This triggers a hardware reset for the PU. Proceed to Section 5.3.
POINT
1 ) The reset operation may be used at any time.
2) When switching between the programming function and the audio cassette function it isnecessary to reset.
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5.7 Clear of Keyword (or Entry Code) and Sequence Program
This section describes the procedure necessary when the entry code has been forgotten. In this case all programs must be cleared.
Operation Procedure
K E Y
W O R D r A L L C L R
L+
Only the key codes displayed at the bottom of

operation keys are valid.
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* *n..u
* * *....*C*. L*R*....*j
I
Displayed in units of 0.5K steps.

When 0.5K steps are cleared, one
mark disappears.
I t takes approximately 1.4 seconds to clear 1K bytes (0.5K steps). Upon completion of the clear
operation, the buzzer is sounded.
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When the clear operation described is performed, all sequenceprogramsareclearedand

meters changed to default values.
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6.
OPERATION PROCEDURES
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PROGRAMMINGFUNCTIONOPERATIONPROCEDURES
The following six programming functions are available:
. , . , .For reading a program by step number, instruction, device number, etc.

Write . , , , . . , . . .For writing a program. Programsmay be written to the CPU while it is running.
Insert/delete . . . . .For inserting and deleting instructions.
Monitor . , . .
. .Formonitoringthespecified device number, dataregister, offlineswitch, etc.
Test. , . , , . . , , . . .Forforcing
devices ON/OFF,changingthepresent
value of data registers,
Read
., .
Programming
function
, ,
switching devices ON/OFFline,checkingofprograms,reading

of errors and reading/writing of programs in machine code.
Parameter setting
. . . .Mode t o set the parameters of the ACPU.
"During CPU run" means in run status or in step run status.
step numbers
6. PROGRAMMING FUNCTION OPERATION PROCEDURES

6.1 Mode Selection
key
[Mode
Basic Operation
input]
(R)
Mode key
@.
, , ,
kt- o
TEST
@.
. ...
.
Indicatestheabbreviation
for the modedisplayed
the top left of screen.
at
.Insertion/deletionmode
.Testmode
.Parametermode
These mode keys may be used a t any time during programming.
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6.2 Screen Display and General Operation Procedure
( 1 ) Mode and indication of key
operation
The selected mode is displayed.

During communication with ACPU, the cursor flickers
I
Valid key display

When a mode other than parameter modehas been selected, the valid
operation for use of the keys is indicated.
C-
Indicates the area A of keyboard.
-Indicates the
area B o f keyboard.
Display example
j y l -
The upper key functions in area A are valid.
\y]The lower key functions in area A are valid.
The upper key functions in area 6 are valid.
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(2) Handling of @ key
The control and display of valid keys is automaticallyperformedbythe

PU.However,when
i t is
necessary t o change this, press the shift (SFT) key.
By pressing the shift key,thekeyoperations
change as shownbelow.(The
markindicates a
@ key operation.)
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(3) Use of @ key
(a) For modes other than parameter mode.

The C L (or CLEAR) key is used to delete an instruction while it is being keyed in. Hence if an
error is made during program writing, pressing the CL key will allow the operation to be repeated
correctly.
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(b) In pararneter mode

Processing is stopped.
key
This key is used t o declare a step number.
When the @key is pressed, the display of key operation changes to the following,
$ 7 1 --
The lower key codes in area A are valid.

The lower key codes i n area B are valid.
keys
and
These keys are pressed a t the end of a series of key operations in order to execute those key operations,
After checking the display, press the relevant key.
In this manual,
indicates that either of STP or STP key may be pressed,
O n
Cursor display method

The cursor is controlled by the PU and flickers ( a t intervals of approximately 0.5 seconds). The cursor
may appear as W or 0 depending on the circumstances. In this manual, a frame (0)is used to indicate
the cursor position.
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(7) Display of key-input data
Key-input data is displayed on the left of the cursor display in due order.
Example:
With the following key input
&@
@ and
["
are alternatelydisplayed a t thecursorposition.
DDmB - p
( 8 ) Numeraldisplay
* A decimal number is displayed with zero suppression.
Example:
mmmm
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A hexadecimal number is displayed in 4 digits or 8 digits without zero suppression.
Example:
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(9) Device display
O
n
Z e r o suppressed
+ Sero displayed
When there are two or more devices in a basic instruction a comma is provided after the
to indicate which of the devices is currently displayed in the lower portion of the screen.
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Example:
1 0 0
F R O M
do
1I
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.First device (nocomma)
STP key input
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1 0 0
1 0 0
IR
I O 0
F R O M ,
F R O M , ,
I O
1.''
"
Second device (one comma after
.Third device ( t w o commas)
key irtput
F R O M , , ,
K
I
. .
.Fourth device (three commas)
FROM)
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OPERATION
PROCEDURES
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(101Step number display
Step numbers are displayed in decimal.

When two five figure step numbers are being displayed they appear as shown on the right.
indication
the lower 4 digits of step number are displayed.
Area reserved for

function
f-The step number is displayed in 5 digits
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!key can be omitted.

i.SP.8
In the above instruction input, the input o f
Instructions other than the above

Press the
key betweenthe instruction anddeviceandbetweensourcedataand
destination data.
ASCI I character input procedure

To include a blank code in an ASCII character string, press the @ key.
Handling of devices M and L
In test, monitor, write, and insert modes, the displays of devices M and L change depending on the
setting.
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FUNCTION
OPERATION
Example:
PROCEDURES
Assume that the parameter setting is MO to 999 and L1000 to L2047
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Write mode isused t o write a new program to the RAM of the programmable controller
a program. For write operation in machine language, refer to Section 6.8.6 (page 6-70).
CPU or modify
( 1 ) Write during run

Write during CPU run may be performed with the following restrictions:
(a) Any previous instruction which i s being overwritten should be of the same length (i.e. same number of steps) as that replacing it.
(b) Both the instruction prior to
the write operation and the instruction to be written should not be
P or I instructions.
(2) Check for the same coil
In write mode, double coil error check is not made.

Check for double coil may bemade in test mode.Fortheoperationprocedure
refer t o Section 6.8.4 (page 6-67).
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(3) Sequence programcapacity
Whenthesequence
programcapacity is set t o nK steps, the number of usablesteps is as described
below:
0 to (n x 1024 - 2) steps
Example:
I n the case of 2K steps
0 to 2 x 1024 - 2 = 0 to 2046 (= 2047 steps)
When microcomputer program capacity hasbeen set to mK bytes with the AOJZCPU, the number of
steps is 0 to [ ( 7 - m/2) x 1024 - 1 ) l steps.
Example:Setting
of microcomputerprogramcapacity to 2K bytes
0 t o [ ( 7 - 2/2) x 1024 - 11 = 0 to 6143 (= 6144 steps)
positions of CPU unit andthe
The relationbetween the RUNETOPkeyswitch

indicated below.
writeconditions
Key Switch Position of CPU Unit

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RUN
~~
~~~~~
~~~~~~~
~~~~~
~~~~~~~
Programming function
PAUSE
Programming function during CPU run
pEGiEZ~
Write
STEP
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RUN
STOP
0
0 mark:
X mark:
Write
For the AOJSCPU, PAUSE and STEP RUN are n o t available.
,.
is as
enabled
disabled
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Item
All clear
(Batch write
of NOP)
Basic Omration
I n write mode
Write
Write of
program
In write mod6
----
In read, insert/delete, Instruction display operation in

x monitormode
insert/delete,ormonitormode
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read,
-1
indicates operation to be performed when step number is displayed.
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6.4.1 All clear (Consecutive write of NOP)

Basic Operation
Operation in write mode
1
*
I
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Operation from read, insert/delete,

Or
monitor mode
t o be performed when step number is displayed.
--+indicates operation
Instructiondisplayoperationin
read,
insert/delete, or monitor mode
(1) The memory is cleared using this procedure.

(2) Press the@ ,
, andkeys
to displaythe headstep number a t whichthe NOP instructions will be written. By pressing the
keys, the final step number is
@,
,
and
specified and the NOP write operation is executed.
In the operation from
read, insert/delete, or monitor mode, thedisplayed step number isused as a
headstep number. Bypressing the
,
,
, andkeys,
thefinal step number is
specified and the NOP write operation is executed.
1-
@ @
1-
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I f the initial step number is located halfway through an instruction, the head step of that instruction
i s taken as the head step number.
If the final step number is located halfway through an instruction, the clearing operation i s automatically performed up to the final step of that instruciton.
exampleRefer t o Operation
3.
The consecutive write of NOP takes approximately 5.5 seconds per 1 K step.
@3m-@-m
Operation example 1
W
W
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I O 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
I O 0
L D
N 0 P K
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Memory content i s displayed.
The contents of steps 100 to 199

are cleared.
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Operation example 2 (Operation from read, insert/delete, or monitor mode)
R
W
----+D
i nl s p l a y
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I O 0
100
N O P K
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Operation example 3 (The head step number or the final step number is located halfway through an instruction)
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1 0 3
-7-
M O V
Since the set step number i s located halfway through

an instruction,the step number changes to that ofthe
head step (103)of instruction.
1 0 3
I 0 3
N O P K
108
t
I 13:
Sincethe set final step is locatedhalfwaythrough

an instruction,
NOP is writtenup to the last step (113, MOV K 4 X 5 Z D1Z) of
that instruction.
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6.4.2 Write of program

Basic Operation
Operation in write mode
J
- Operation from read, insert/delete

monitor Inode
I
Instructiondisplayoperationin
insert/delete,
or
monitor
mode
Or
-- --
read,
IO'
~
WR
- - + indicates operation to be performed when step number is displayed.
( 1 ) After settingthe step number, input the instruction andpress thekey.Thiswritesthe

instruction
to the CPU memory and advances the step number.
Thereafter, each timethe
and
are input,theinstruction
is written and the step number
incremented.
( 2 ) A n instruction is not written per step but written per instruction.
Example:
MOV DO D l
, MOV, DO, and D l do not need to be written separately but
In the case of
in b ' -ks.
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(3) When the instruction written in
thememory is overwritten with another instruction, thenumber of

steps of the preceding instruction may be different from the number of steps of the instruction to be
written.Inthis
case, the step numbers of the succeeding program are automaticallyshifted.(For
details, refer t o the following page.)
Therefore, ifwriteoperation
is performed a f t e r a program hasbeen written up to themaximum
memory capacity, the program
in the vicinity of the final stepexceeds the memory capacity and is
erased.
(4) Be
sure
t o write the
instruction a t the end of program.
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Processing examples when the number of steps of the instruction written in the memory is different from
the number of steps of the instruction to be written
Step
number
Step
number
Step
[ x 0 1
1 MOV
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(Circuit example)
Operation example
W
on
1 0 0
W
W
Use a key in area
N O P
0 0 :5
0 0 5 -
L D
X
M
I O 1
A N D
l o t
A N D
M
O R D =
I O 2
example)
of step 100 i s displayed. (NOP i n this
has been writtento

step 100 and
waiting for the input of instruction of step 101.
A N D
. . .The content
. . .Instruction
L D
1 0 0
101
1 0 2
0'
*:
2'
indicated in Section 6.2,

k e y Input, the display change.
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The
key pressed a f t e r
irrespective of the valid key display.
W
W
1 0 2
I 1 3
ORD:
K 8 M
mZ1
~a
3 2:
3 2 1
I 1 3
K 8 M
O U T
T
I 1 3
O U T
3 1
I 1 3
O U T
K
3 1
I 1 4
3 1
1 2 m
1 2 3
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6.5 Read Mode

Read mode is used to read the memory of the programmable controller CPU.
The read operation can be performed either during the stopor run of the CPU. However, the read operation
duringrun by instruction ordevice maytake some time.(Time is proportional to thenumberof steps
in the sequence program.)
For the read operation in machine language, refer to Section 6.8.6 (page 6-70).
The basic operation in read mode is as described below.
Mode
Item
Operation
in
read mode
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Basic Operation
step number
In
_.
Read
Read by
device
ntamher
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6.5.1 Read by step number

r
Basic Operation
*Operation in read mode
Operation from write, insert/delete,

or
monitor
mode
Instruction
display
operation
from
write,
insert/delete, or monitor mode
--+
]-@--j
indicates an operation t o be performed when the step number is displayed.
( 1 ) After specifyingthe step number press the

or
t o display that instruction.
(2) When thespecified step number is locatedhalfwaythrough an instruction, the headstep number of
that instruction i s used.
Example: Whenstep 106 is specified in theexample shown on the following page, the program is
displayed beginning with step 104.
(3) Each time the
key is pressed, the next instruction is displayed. Each time the
key is pressed,
the preceding instruction is displayed.
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(4) I f the specified step number exceeds the final step, the program automatically returns step 0.
I f the step number precedes step 0, the program automatically returns to the final step.
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Operation example
R
Circuit example
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1 0 0
LD
021'
100
101
L D
O U T
X
Y
0 2 1 0 1 0 -
1004.
I O 1
1 0 2
O U T
L D I
010'
53'
1021c
I O 2
1 0 3
L D I
O U T
M
T
103
O U T
K
K
M O V
'R
1 0 4
M O V
1 0 4
M O V ,
K 4
Y
1 0 9
3=
l o o -
100:
1 0 4
-1
5 3 4
K 4
Y
D M O V
ozI F 0
I F 0
1 0 9
D M O V
K - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 2 '
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6.5.2 Read by instruction

Basic Operation
*Operation t o read instruction
with device and device number
Operation to read only by instruction
M-D
( 1 ) The following instructions areread with devices and device numbers provided. The other instructions
are read only by instruction.
LD OR AND SET
PLS
SFT OUT MC
A N I RST
LDI OR1 MCR
The OUT T, OUT C, and MC instructions are read as follows:
Example: Instruction. . . . .OUT TO K123, read as OUT TO and instruction MC N3 M1023, read as
MC N3
As for the P and I instructions,only read by device number canbe performed.(Refer to Section
6.5.3)
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searches thatinstruction,starting
a t step 0, and
displays the detected step. Thereafter, the @ input starts the search from the next step and displays
the next detected step. When the step is not found, CANT FIND is displayed.
(3) Change of input data
Prior t o the
input, data can be changed by the followingoperation,
1 ) After pressing the
key, input correct data.
(2) After setting the instruction, the firstinput
2 ) To change the
3)
To change the
input
DEVICE
and
@ and
1-
, simplykey
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example
Operation
R
R
100
I O 8
LD
L D
R
I D 8
L D
C A N T
F I N D
005'
O05'102
DO5:
108
= I
I
X
X
M O V
1 0 3
M O V
1 0 3
1 0 9
M O V
M O V P
ai
M O V P
R
1 0 9
F I NC DA N T
. . . . . .When the MOV instruction
is searched,
the MOVP instruction is also searched.
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Read Procedure by Instruction
(1) Read of comparison instruction
Whenan instruction hasbeen specified, the specified instruction and all-related instructions are read
depending on instructions.
Specified Instruction
I
I
D=
<>
D<
>
>
I
I
I
, OR=
, ANDD=
, ORD=
>
LDD< >
LD<
. AND< >
LD>
, OR>
, ORD>
, OR<
. ANDD<
>
LD< =
D< =
LDD< =
LD<
, AND<
LDD<
, ANDD<
, ORD<
LD> =
, AND>
, OR> =
LDD> =
, ANDD> =
D<
>=
D> =
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I
I
I
>
. ORD< >
, OR<
<=
LDD>
<
, AND=
LDD=
, AND>
, ANDD>
, AND< =
, ANDD< =
D>
Read Instruction
LD=
, OR< =
, ORD< =
, ORD> =
I
I
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When the full instruction hasbeen
searched and read.
/MELSEC-A
-
specified (such as LD= and LDD=), only those instructions are
(2) Read of instruction, which is executed when input condition turns
on,and instruction which is executed only once when input condition turns on (e.g. MOV and MOVP)
Read Instruction
Specified Instruction
Instruction executed
when Input condition turns on
Instruction executed onlyonce
when input condition turns on
*Specified instruction
Instruction executed only once when input condition turns on
Specified instruction
For example, in the case of MOV instruction (executed when the input condition turns on) and MOVP
instruction (instruction executed only once when the input condition turns on),
when MOV is specified, both the MOV instruction and the MOVP instruction areread.When MOVP is specified, only
the MOVP instruction isread.
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6. PROGRAMMING
.FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
6.5.3 Read by device number
/ MELSEC-A
(1) When a device number is omitted, search is made only by the1 DEVICE
Devices searched for only by device:
2,v
Devices searched for together with device number: X, Y , M, L, B, F, T, C, D, W, R, A, P, I, N
(2) After setting a deviceand a device number,the first input
searches that deviceanddevice number,
beginning with step 0, and displays the detected step-Thereafter, the @ input initiates search from
the next step and displays the detected step.
If the step cannot be detected after searching up to END, "CANT FIND" is displayed.
(3) Change of in ut data
Prior to t h e b input, data can be changed with the following operation.
key and input correct data,
2)
Re-input t e
E]
and
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
example
PROCEDURES
Circuit example
Operation
R
R
005'
005'
1 0 0
L D
I 0 0
1 0 8
LD
X
X
1 0 9
M O V
K 4
X
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1 1 4
LD
005'
005'
0052'
K 4
X
0052'
L D I
X
005'
'R
I 1 4
L D I
C A N T
F I N D
005:
1 0 2
M O V ,
n
1 0 9
M O V
K 4
X
I
I
0052'
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
6.6 Insert/DeleteMode
The insert/delete mode is used to add or delete instructions to or from the program memory. In this mode,
operation can be performed only during CPU stop.
The basic operation in insert/delete mode is as described below.
Mode
Item
Insertion of
instructions
Insert/
delete
Deletion of
instructions
Baric Operation
Operation in
insert/delete mode
Operationfrom read.
write, or monitor mode
Instruction displayoperation in
read, write, or monitor mode
Instruction displayoperation in
Operation in
insertldelete mode
Operationfrom read,
write, or monitor mode
-- +
]-['x)-
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FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
6.6.1 Insertion of instructions

Basic Operation
* Operation in insert/delete mode
-Operation from read, write,

or monitor mode
1-0-1
I
Instruction display operation in

- - + indicates
operation
t o be performed
when
step number is displayed.
( 1 ) A new program is inserted in front of the specified step. The succeeding instructions and step numbers
are adjusted accordingly.
If the insert operation is performed with program lengths approaching the maximum memory capacity
and the addition of steps causes the memory capacity t o be exceeded, the final instructions will be lost.
(2) An instruction is not inserted per step but per instruction.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
1-
PROCEDURES
@ B
/ MELSEC-A
(3) Afterinputting the

, eitherthe
t
or
key may be operated.However,aftersetting
an instruction, it is inserted by pressing
key.(The STP key is valid in delete mode.)
(4) Instructions are keyed in as described in section 6.3.
( 5 ) When the step number is located halfway through an instruction, the head step number of the instruction is searched and that step number and instruction are displayed.

Operation example
/MELSEC-A
-
(Circuit example)
In this example, the dotted-line area is inserted,
I
Displays the program at step 101
0:
1 0 1
A N D
1 0 1
I O 2
A N D
101
1 0 2
A N D
A N I
M
M
1 0 2
I O 3
A N I
1 0 2
1 0 3
A N I
O R
M
M
0-
1 0 3
I 0 4
O R
7'
5:
By the insertion operation, the step numbers change.

.By
input,
step 101 and succeeding
steps
are
shifted and the instruction i s inserted into step 101
5 1
HI
6:
6 1
I
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FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
6.6.2 Deletion of instructions

/
Basic Operation
Operation in insert/delete mode
Operation from read, write,

or monitor mode
Instruction display operation in
[ read, write,ormonilormode
]+3-:
A
I
-- + indicates operation to be performed when step number i s displayed.
(SIP] , the instruction
justed accordingly.
(2) Aninstruction
(3) After
inputting
the
a t the displayed step number is deleted. Step numbers are ad-
, either
the
or B k e y may be operated, In delete

mode,
is valid in insert
mode.)
ever, only the input
(The
key
(4) When the step
through an instruction,
the
head
step
tion is searched and that step number and instruction are displayed.
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number
instructhe
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/MELSEC-A
-
PROCEDURES
(Circuit example)
I n this example, dotted-line area i s deleted
1'
I O 1
rn
A N D
r--------q
5 1
input,
By
instruction
the
a t step 101 is displayed.
[ 5 I p l I
101
A N I
'6
mi'
0['
By the deletion operation, the step numbers change.
By Pressing
, AND M5 isdeleted and the remaining program steps are shifted ANI M6 is displayed as
the instruction a t step 101.
I
101
O R
'7
1 0 1
O U T
ZO']
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
6.7 Monitor Mode

Monitor mode is used to monitor the ON/OFF states of various devices and the contents of various registers
in order t o check the operation of the program, Monitor mode can be operated during CPU run. The basic
operation in monitor mode i s as described below.
Mode
Item
Monitor of
X, Y , M, L, B, and F
Monitor of
D, W, R , A, 2,and V
Monitor
Monitor of T/Cpresent
value
and contact ON/OFF status
Operation
monitor
mode
in
Continuity check
Operation from write,

insertidelete,
or read mode
Monitor of offline switch

( Y . M. L. B. F)
---+
@-STEPIIfB
instruction display operation
in write insertldelete,
or read mode
wDEVlCEH4k%!dNOm
~-
Not available for AOJ2, ABHCPU
6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
6.7.1 Monitor of X, Y , M, L, B, and F
( Basic Operation
( 1 ) The ON/OFF status of the specified device is displayed,
.I
m,
Device numbers
ON/OFF status display
{:i
gFF
The ON/OFF status is displayed to the left of the device.

the ON/OFF status of the next device number is displayed. By the input of
the ON/OFF status of the preceding device number is displayed.
(If
is input whenthe largestdevice number is being displayed,the device numberreturns to the
is input when the head device number is being displayed, the device numhead device number. I f
ber returns to the largest device number.)
(3) The screen displays the ON/OFF s t a t e s of a maximum of four devices.
( 4 ) When the @ key ispressed duringtheoperationofthisfunction,
the execution proceeds to the
monitor operation of offline switch (Section 6.7.5 on page 6-54). (Invalid for AOJ2, A3HCpU.)
B,
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Operation example
M
M
M
HX
Ix
0 I 2
Ix
0 I 3
Ix
.x
0 I 2
I
I
I
0 I 3 I
0 1 2 1
0 I 4
0 1 2
0 1 4
I X
0 1 3 -
X
X
0 1 3
0 1 3
0 1 4 -
0 1 3
0 1 3
0 1 4 1
0 1 4X
I
M
M
I X
IM
999
IM
013I
9 9 9 1
0 1 3 -
M I O O O -
X12 is in the ON status.
. , . , . .Indicates that X13
I,
MX
I
DX
. . . . , .Indicates that
. , , . .Indicates that X14
i s in the ON status.
i s in the O F F status.
6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
6.7.2 Monitor of D, W, R, A, 2, and V

Basic Operation
Monitor of D,W, R, and A
*
Monitor of Z and V
m * v b m
pE+(SIPJ
( 1 ) Thevalue of the selecteddevice is displayed in decimal or hexadecimal.Performswitching

decimal and hexadecimal with the SR keyafter
,
Sign in decimal display
("+"
between
is displayed i n space.)
Data display ( H 0 0 0 i n hexadecimal display)

________
~_
..
_. _
~_
._
._
__
_ .___. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
,
Device numbers (Two devices per screen.)
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
0
0
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
(2) By pressing the

key, the ON/OFF status of the next device number is displayed. By pressing the
key, the ON/OFF status of the preceding device number i s displayed.
(If
is input when the largest device number is being displayed, the device number returns t o the
is input when the head device number is being displayed, the device nurnhead device number. I f
ber returns to the largest device number.)
(3) The screen displays the contents of two devices.
( 4 ) Monitor operation for 32-bit instruction.
The PU monitors device values in units of 16 bits. Therefore, when a 32-bit instruction in used, monitor the contents of the two consecutive devices used fot the 32 bit data instruction.
Example: Contents of registers after the execution of DMOV K100 DO
Decimal monitor
Hexadecimal monitor
MOO64
DO = 100
Dl = O
MOO00
In hexadecimal, the content is H00000064.
6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
Operation example
M
M
1 0 1 5
12
101
1 0 1 5 1
121
- 3 2 7 6 8 1
D
131
H 0H38F070 0 1 . .
D
1 2
D
H 8 0 0 0
D
13
H 0 3 F 7 1
D
1 2 1
1 2
H 0 3 F 7
D
1 2
H F F F F m
A
0 1
H F F F F
A
O
H 0 0 1 9 1
A
I I
I
O
2 5 1
I I
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SFT input, display is switched t o hexadecimal.
Hexadecimaldisplay until the next
0:"
. . . .By
1 3 1
input.
. .By the input of a new device, display i s switched.
. _ . _ .By.input,
display is switched t o decimal.
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
6.7.3 Monitor of TIC present value and contact O N D F F status

Basic Operation
pi+pziq-~
( 1 ) The contact ON/OFF status and content (present value) of the specified device are displayed. Switch
,
between thedecimal and hexadecimal with the @key after
Data section ( H 0 0 0 0 in hexadecimal display)
Device number
ON/OFF status display
:
: ON
(2) By pressing thekey,the

ON/OFF status ofthe next device number is displayed.By pressing the
key, the ON/OFF status of the preceding device number i s displayed.
(If
is input when the largestdevice number is being displayed, the device numberreturns to the
head device number. I f
is input when the head device number is being displayed, the device nurnber returns to the largest device number.)
(3) The screen displays the ON/OFF states and values of two devices,
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Operation example
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
I 0 I 5
12
H 0 3 7F
T
12
lam
I 0 I 5
1 2 1
. . , , . .T13 present value = 32767, contact
H 7 F F F
- . . - . B y pressing the
1 3 1
1 3 1
I
12-
m:
1 2
= 1015, contact = O F F
3 2 7 6 7
H 7 F FH F0 3 F 7
I T
I 3
T
T
. , . , . .T12 present value
H 0 H3 0F 07 0 5 I T
I 2
C
= ON
SFT key, the display i s switched
t o hexadecimal.
9 1
H 0 0 0 5
H 0 0 1 9 C
C
9 I
1 0 1
C
5
to decimal.
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FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
6.7.4 Continuity check
Basic Operation
.Operation in monitor mode
Illbe1 L/ueleLe, UI Iec
---+
indicates operation t o be performed when step number i s displayed.
(1) Using the operation "Read by step number" (Section 6.5.1 on page 6-25), a program isread and the
continuity status, contact ON/OFF status, and device present value are displayed.
(2) Explanation of display (For display screen, refer t o the following page)
Continuity status:The
continuity status aftertheexecutionoftheinstruction
is displayed to the
left of the instruction. (Not displayed for AOJ2, A3HCPU)
ON/OFFdisplay:
Displayed t o theleft side of the device number.
6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Displayed above theT/Cnumber

for a sequence instruction.
Displayed to the left of the device number for a basic or application instruction.
Switch between decimal and hexadecimal by pressing the
key after
(3) By pressing thekey,thenextinstruction
is displayed. By pressing the
key,thepreceding
instruction is displayed.
is input
(If
is input a t the final number,the step numberreturns t o the headstep number. I f
a t the head step number, the step number returns to the final step number.)
(4) Even if digit qualification or index qualification
hasbeen performed, the continuity check is made for
the previous device number.
Example DOZ:
The presentvalue of DO is displayed. (Not the present value of D[O+Z])
K2XO: ON/OFF of X 0 is displayed. (Not ON/OFF of X0 to X7)
(5) Sequence instruction
Present value:
D.
-When
the device is T, C, D,W, R, A, 2 , or V,
the present value is displayed.
Instruction
: Non-con,tinuity status
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Device number
ON/OFF display of device contact
(X,Y,M,L,B,F,T,Cl
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
(6) Basic instruction and application instruction

Continuity
number Step
status of instruction i s displayed

M :............
I...
............ ...............
: Non-continuity status
Device number
ON/OFF display of device contact
( X , Y , M, L. B, F, T.C )
: ON
Present value display of device
(T,C,D,W,R,A,Z,V)
( 0 :O F F
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6 , PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Operation example
(Circuit example)
M
M
om
I
I
I O O I L DX
I
1 0 2 I L D I
1 0 3 A N 0
'M
1 0 3
m IM
m 1'
A N 0
1 0 4 1 0 R B
107
I 2 3 4 5 1
1 0 2 1 L D I
0 2 1 1
1 -
'
I -
032-
032-
1
I
1 0 6 1 0 U T
3 0
8I
2 1
I I
. .T1 has not yet timed up.
. . . . . .Since X21 and MO are in continuity status,
the ORB instruction is in continuity status.
. , . . . .Y30 i s in continuity
!::#:!:MY
0 3 0 ~ 1
1 0 6 1 0 U T
x22
status.
. . . . . .T2 coil is
in continuity status.
Device T2 is off.
2 1
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6. PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
1 0 7
K
30
L D l l 0X 2 2 1
1 0 7
1 0 8
L D l l X
O R
X
I 0 8
109
O R
M O V
1 0 9
109
M O V ,
K 4
Y
1 0 9
0221
0230231
I
M O V
1 2 3 4 5
0
K 4
I 1 E4 N D
. . . . . .The content of
02I F 0
I F O
I, , ,
I
I
DO i s displayed
irrespective of the content of 2.
. . .ON/OFF of Y 1 FO i s displayed.
/ MELSEC-A
6 , PROGRAMMING FUNCTION OPERATION PROCEDURES
/MELSEC-A
6.7.5 Monitor of offline switch (Y, M, L, B, F ) (Not available for AOJ2, A3HCPU.)
( 1 ) The offline switch status of the selected device is displayed,

M
sw
sw
,,
Device number
I
Offline status causes the coil of the element t o be effectively disconnected from its controlling logic.
(2) By pressing thekey,the
status of thenext devicenumber is displayed. By pressing the
key,
the status of the preceding device number i s displayed,
(If
is input when the largestdevice number is being displayed, the device number returns t o the
headdevice number. I f
is input when the headdevice number is being displayed, the device number returns to the largest device number.)
(3) The screen displays the offline statuses of two devices.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
( 4 ) When the @ key is pressed during the operation of this function, the execution proceeds to the
monitor operation of X, Y, M, L, B, and F (Section 6.7.1 on page 6-42).
(5) For the setheset operation of offline switch, refer to Section 6.8.3. on page 6-64.
Operation example
M
M
M
M
0
l:
sw
0
i:
sw
010:l
I
S W l Y
0 1 2 1
S W l Y
sw Y
0 1 2 1
0 1 3 1
6 . PROGRAMMINGFUNCTIONOPERATION
/MELSEC-A
-
PROCEDURES
6.8 Test Mode

Test mode isused t o perform the t e s t operation for the program and t o read any error steps anderror
descriptions when appropriate. In t e s t mode, operation can be performed during CPU run or stop.
The basic operation in t e s t mode i s as described below.
Mode
Test
Setireset of offllne switch

( Y , M, L, 6,and F )
Program check
Read of error step and error
descriptlon at error time
Basic Owration
Item
~DEVlCE@+iEi++~Q(or
@:I
mdm
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
Mode
Item
Test
Readlwrite in
machine language
/MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
-+n
Basic Operation
Read @
___________________________
+
-
Write
For the AOJ2, ASHCPU, s e t h e s e t of the offline switch cannot be performed
6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
6.8.1 S e t h e s e t of X, Y,
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
M, L, B, and F
Basic Operation
The device is turned on by the input of

and turned off by the input of
.
When operation is performed during CPU run, the device is merely turned on/off as soon as the set/
reset operation is performed from the PU. Thereafter, the status of the device depends on the sequence
program.
I f the device being set/reset is X, the processing of any instructions using this device is carried out on
an "or" basis between the image memory and the actual input. (The image memory is s e t h e s e t by this
function)
Take care not to SET/RESET X devices used in the data link.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
(3) By the input o f m , the next device number is displayed. By the input of @, the preceding device
number is displayed.
(If
is input whenthelargestdevice
number is being displayed, thedevice numberreturns t o the
numheaddevice number. I f
is input whenthe headdevice number is beingdisplayed,thedevice
ber returns to the largest device number,)
( 4 ) The screen displays the states of a maximum of four devices.
( 5 ) When the @ key is pressed duringtheoperationofthisfunction,
the execution proceeds to the
s e t h e s e t operation of offline switch (Section 6.8.3 on page 6-64). (Invalid forAOJ2, A3HCPU)
IMPORTANT
Be sure to reset any device which has been set by this operation. e.g. by use of the RESET switch on
the CPU unit.
6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Operation example
0 0 0
HY
0 0 1
ooa.
@Y
000.1
0 0 0
BY 0 0 I
Y
M
@displays the
ON/OFF status of YO
.I
. ...
.IS4ET]causesYO t o be SET (ON)
'1.
. .. .
theON/OFF status of t h e next

device (i.e. Y l )
0 0 0 1
displays
5 l m m
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
6.8.2 Present value change of T, C, D, W, R, A, 2, and V
,1-
a,m,
( 1 ) By inputting
,
and
, the
current value
and ON/OFF status (for T and C )
of the selecteddevice number is displayed. Monitor i s stopped by the input of
the content of
set device number is changed t o the input value by the input of
and
and then
monitor display is resumed.
To set the presentvalue in hexadecimal, input
and
To s e t the present value in decimal, input only the
(For the input of presentvaluedata, use the device number setting keys in area (@ shown on page
1-
1-
6-3.)
During CPU run, the presentvalue of the device changes according to the normal processing of the
program.
(2) Switch between decimal and hexadecimal constants with the SFT key.
(3) When "0" is written as the present value of timer/counter, the contact is also reset,
PROCEDURES
/MELSEC-A
-
n,
(4) Bypressing thekey,

the value of thenext device number is displayed. By theinputof
the
value of the preceding device number is displayed.
(If
is input when the largest device number is being displayed, the device number returns t o the
head device number. If
is input when the head device number is being displayed, the device number returns t o the largest device number.)
( 5 ) The screen displays the contents of two devices.
(6)Present value change of special register
The special register is controlled by the OS of the A series CPU. To change the present value of a special register, perform operation after checking the content, referring to the CPU Users manual.
(7) Present value change when 32-bit instruction is used
Changes to present values can only be done in units of 16 bits using the PU. Therefore, convert the
32-bit data to hexadecimal and write it in units of 16 bits.
DO and H1234 t o
Example: To store K305432864 ( H 12348920)to D O and D l , writeH8920to
Dl.
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FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Operation example
T
T
T
I23
-1.
2 0 o0 m
2 0 0 1
monitoring to stop.
H
BT
2 0 0
TH
7 8
2 0 0
HOFFFI
H
T
2 0 0
7 8
H O F F F ,
T
2 0 1
BT
to be changed
9999.
201
BIT
.@causes
causes the presentvalue

Aiim.. . . . .and monitoring
to resume
2 0 0
.@switches the
H 2 72 00 F1 .
BT
T
... .
i2mm
BT
7 8
Monitoringvalue
the
of T200.
The monitor display of ON/OFF status of
-the contact i s provided.
BT
m@mm!MFc]
20m-
@ TI 2 200.1
345
,T
O T
display to hexadecimal.
2 0 1 1
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PROCEDURES
6.8.3 Setheset of offline switch (Y, M, L, B, F ) (Not available for AOJ2, A3HCPU)
(Basic
Operation
/__-MEI'SEC-A
( 1 ) Theselecteddevice number i s placed onlineby pressing

and offline by pressing
,
(In offline status, a device can be set to the on or off status by the operation of Section 6.8.1, without
regard to the operation result of sequence program.)
(2) Take care when using this function in conjunction with special function units, since certain Y numbers
cannot be s e t h e s e t .
(3) Bypressing @ , the next device number is displayed. Bypressing STP , the preceding devicenumber
is displayed.
(If
is input whenthelargestdevice
number is beingdisplayed,the device numberreturns to the
headdevice number. I f
is input when the headdevice number is beingdisplayed, thedevice number returns to the largest device number.)
( 4 ) The screen displays the contents of a maximum of two devices.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
(5) When thekey
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
ispressed duringtheoperation of this function, execution proceeds to the set/reset

operation OX, Y , M, L, B, and F (Section 6.8.1 on page 6-58).
6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
Operation example
T
T
T
e
T
T
sw
sw
W@Y
WY.
0I
I
0 0 0 1
0 0 0.l
monitor display of offline switch status
. . . .
sw
0 0 0
'T
sw
000,
00 I
sw
000.
00 I
S W B Y
SWBY
6 -66
sets, online status,
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6.8.4 Program check
./
MELSEC-A
Basic Operation
(1) The
sequence program is checked by pressing
and
,
Items which are checked are as follows:
( a ) Dual coil check:
Devices ( Y , M, L, E, F, T, and C) in sequence instructions(OUT, SET,
SFT, PLS, MC, and PLF) are checked for dual coils.
(b) Instruction code check:
Sequence program instruction codesare checked.
( c ) ENDinstruction check:END
instructionin sequence program is checked.
(2) Whenan error hasbeen found as a result of the check, the step number and anarror messageare displayed. Checking may be resumed by pressing
beginning a t the next step.
Since all instructions from step 0 to the END instruction are checked, this may take a few seconds.
B,
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
Operation example
T
T
P
1 0 2 4
T
1 2 3 4
IDUAL C O I L
1 4 1 3
Display example of END instruction check T
I 9 9 9
Display example of instruction code check
c
Display example of dual coil check
END
MT I S6 S1 I4 N3 G
the Displays
step
currently
number
being checked.
, .Indicates
that
the
device a t step 1234
is a dual coil.
Y
I F F
ERROR'I'.''
END
6-68
I. . . . . .Step 1413 hasan instruction code error.

I. . ,
.
I N SI
. .Indicates
that
the
END
instruction
is stored a t step 1999.
. . . . .Indicates that the END instruction

has been omitted.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
6.8.5 Reading the error step and error description

Basic Operation
B-B
m,
/ MELSEC-A
(1) An error, which has occurred in the programmable controller CPU, is readand displayed by pressing
and
Error step number (Only error numbers
10, 13, 46, and 50)
number
Error
.............................................
Error message
(2) When
there
is no error,
1'
is displayed.
For error numbers and error messages, refer to Section 8.3 on page 8-7.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
/R.ad--- @ - j l j - - j S I P )
6.8.6 Read/write in machinelanguage

Basic Operation
Write
@ 1-
( 1 ) The content of address set by

,
, and
is directly read from the CPU anddis laed
in hexadecimal. The new machine language code may then be written to the CPU by inputting Machme
and
. Theread operation canbe performed even during CPU run. However, the write
operation can be performed only during CPU stop.
I f the PU has been set to programming function during CPU run, the write operation can be performed
during CPU run.
,
,
f +
a D ;
Input data is displayed

read from CPU i s displayed.
Address (5 digits in hexadecimal)
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
(2) By pressing @ , thecontent of thenext address is displayed. By pressing

previous address is displayed.
REMARKS
In this operation, only thearea
(device number setting k e y s ) shown on page 6-3are valid.
/ MELSEC-A
, thecontent of the
/~MELSEC-A
6. PROGRAMMINGFUNCTIONOPERATIONPROCEDURES
Operation example
miT
DT
o
08400
08400
08401
08400
IT
0 8 4 0 I
0 8 4 0 1
08402
I
I
A B A B -
23-
1
1
0
A B -
2 3 - I m
2 3
- I 00
7F-
. . .By pressing
, the content of address 8400 (hexa-
decimal) i s displayed.
. . .By pressing
, the
content
of the
next
address is
disolaved.
. .
mi.
I)
6-72
. .By
pressing
, 10 (hexadecimal) is written
to
address 8401 (hexadecimal).
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1.5K
bels
points
Sampling
z
i
:
AW2 CPU
Dsfaun
value
Parameter
No setting
Al(E)CPU, AlNCPU
Parameter
Ddaun
setting
range
value
Absent
No setting
Absent
Absent
No setting
Absent
AZ(E)C
I, A2NCPU
:,::
~,","~~$~
OK byte
OK byte
/~MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
A3(E)CI I, A3NCPU
value
Parameter
setting
range
0 to 4032
points
(p;;;n;;)
No setting
Absent
Present/
absent
No setting
Absent
Present/
absent
30 to 3FF
To to 2%
co to 255
W to 1023
WO to 3FF
, )
L
Defautt
value
_-
1CPU
Parameter
!;etting
range
- -OK b v e
0 to 4032
polnts
)P
:n: ; ;S
:_(
Absent
Absent
F'resenti
_-absent
F'resenti
absent
80 to 3FF
TO to 255
co to 255
DO to 1023
to 3FF
wo
Table 6.1 Default Values and Set Values for Each CPU (Continue)
"
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
! CPU
Number
Number
of
link stations:
1 to 64
Input (X):
X0 to FF
output ( Y ) :
YO to FF
Link relav
Link range
specification
Al(E1CPU. AlNCPU
Parameter
setting
range
Defaull
value
No setting
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
l'B':BOto31FI
register
Link Link
register
M(E)CPU,
AZNCPU
WO to 3FF
Monitor
time:
lOms to
2000ms
A3(E)CI I. A3NCPU
WO to 3FF
Monitor
time:
1Oms to
2000ms
A3HCPU
1
I
of
I
link stations:
1 to M
Input (XI:
X0 to FF
output ( Y ) :
YO to FF
Link relav
BOto31FI
(B):
1 to M
Input (X):
X0 to FF
output (Yl:
YO to FF
Link relay
(B):
BO to 31F
Link register
1 to 64
Input (X):
X0 to FF
Output ( Y ) :
YO to FF
Link relay
(WI:
WO to 3FF
Monitor
time:
lOms to
2OOOms
[in
of)
,u;;~
@I:
BO to 31F
Link register
(W):
WO to 3FF
Monitor
time:
lOms to
2000ms
[in ,u;Esof)
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PU
AWZ CPU
MNCPU
AB(E)CPU, A3NCPU
Setting of
1 m . ?Oms,
integrating
(itimers
;
;its;f)
A3HC:PU
Setting of
tWms:
TO to lOOms, l o r n
199
low:
ROO to
255
integrating
timers
'in units
1.8 p o i n a
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6 . PR0GRA)lMING
FUNCTION
1
-
.P
5
AOJ2 CPU
pzts
Al(E)CI I, AlNCPU
Parameter
range
0 to 64
points each
NO setting
G
P
0
Default
value
110
assignment
Remote
RUNlPAUSE
setting
No setting
/ MELSEC-A
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
f?6u$rnp3
* input (X)
unit
* output (YI
unit
* Special
function
unit
* Vacant
slot
AZ(E)CPU, AZNCPU
Defauk
value
Parameter
setting
range
0 to M
points each
AO(E)CPU, A3NCPU
Defauk
X0 to FF
point can be
set lor RUN
contact
* Setting of
PAUSE
contact
aloneis
notallowed.
point can be
set for RUN
contact
* Setting of
PAUSE
contact
alone is
not allowed.
Table 6.1 DefaultValuesandSetValues
' * input
... ..- .....-.
---
Dsfauk
X0 to FF
* Only 1
p i n t can be
setforRUN
contact
Setting 01
PAUSE
contact
aloneis
notallowed.
zF:
Parameter
value
0 to M
points each
(X)
unit
output (Y)
unit
'
*Special
function
unit
*Vacant
slot
C:6't,"6Z9
* input (X)
unit
* output (Y
unit
<
*Special
function
unit
* Vacant
slot
X0 t o FF
contact
* Setting of
PAUSE
contact
aloneis
notallowed.
for Each CPU(Continue)
6-77
.
A3HCPU
value
C:GU$%9
f?6;2':n:s9
input (XI
unit
Output (Y)
unit
* Special
function
unit
*Vacant
slot
X0 to FF
0 to M
I points each
'
Parameter
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.. . .
AOJ2 CPU
I
m
Run mode
at error
Annunciator
display mode
* Fuse
Absent
No setting
No setting
blow
Operation
error
Stop1
VO unlt
verify
error
* Special
function unit
operation
error
AB(E)CF , ABNCPU
I, A2NCPU
A1lE)CI
(cm;;)
Continuation
Fuse
blow
Operation
error
-I
Pararneter
retting
range
DefauIt
value
Item
/MELSEC-A
-
PROCEDURES
Operation
error
error
Istop'
* 110unit
verify error
'
Special
function
Special
unit
operation
n:;n
,:",
error
operation
::$
Fuse blow
Operation
error
* 110 unit
verify error
* Special
function
unit
operatlon
error
No setting
Absent
(y;)
blow
Operation
error
[Stop]
VO unlt
verify
error
* Special
function unlt
operation
error
Absent
ABHCPU
Default
value
(C;;;j
* Fuse
* Fuse
Fuse
* Fuse blow
Parameter
setting
range
Defautt
value
--1
Fuse blow
Operation
error
110 unit
verify error
* Special
function
unit
operation
error
blow
Operation
error
[Stop1
VO unlt
verify
error
* Special
function unit
operation
error
Display
presentJ
absent
Absent
-,
Parameter
retting
range
stop/
* Fuse blow
Operation
error
* I/O unit
verify err01
* Special
function
unit
operation
error
Display
presenti
absent
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
vT
kern
Counter
AW2 CPU
Default
value
Parameter
setting
range
Operation
status
prior to
STOP is
.estored.
No sening
No setting
T AlfEICPU. AlNCPU
AZIEICPU. AZNCPU
Parameter
Parameter
Operation
status
prior to
STOP is
.estored.
CO to 247
128
alphanumeric
and special
characters
co to 247
AOIEICPU.
A3NCPU
. .
Default
valua
Parameter
setting
range
Operation
status
prior to
STOP is
restored.
output of
status prior
to STOP or
result one
scan after
operation
CO to 247
s;)(f;it
alphanumerlc
and special
characters
128
alphanumeric
and special
characters
hexedscimef
hexadedmal
digits
digits
AOHCW
Default
value
Parameter
setting
range
Operation
status
prior to
STOP is
restored
Output of
status prior
to STOP or
result one
scan after
operation
Absent
No setting
128
alphanumeric
and special
characters
alphanumeric
and special
characters
- _.
- &
A
6-79
.
Output of
status prior
to STOP or
result one
scan after
operation
counter
Print title entry
/MELSEC-A
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
__
~.
- -.- -
.-
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. ..

AW2
CPU
Dsfaun
Item
Parameter
value
4CPU
A1lE)CPU.
AlNCPU
Default
value
m
-m
-A
Parameter
setting
range
Parameter
range
VO refresh
* Input
refresh.
output
direct
* Input
direct
OUtpJt
refresh
YO dirset
tion
Operation
mode
opera-
Initial
tion
No setting
opera-
Initial
No sening
No setting
AbsenW
present set
per counter
Interrupt
Table 6.1 DefaukValues
and SetValues
6-79a
for Each CPU
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
Internal relay, latch relay, step relay rangesettingforthe
AOJ2CPU.
Unlatched Area
Latched Area
No latch
MO to 2047, TO to 255, CO to 255, DO to 51 1, BO to 3FF. (WO

3FFI
No setting
Halflatch
MO to 1023, CO to 63, DO to 255, TO to 39, T80 to 99,T120 to

BO to 1FF. IWO to FFI
L1024 to 2047, C64 to 127, D256 to 51 1, T40 to 79, TlOO to

119. T124 to 127. E200 to 3FF. IW200 to 3FFl123.
Selection
No setting
The A7PU only allows the step relay

change the step relay
The step relay
(SIrange.
(S)range is "S1536
t o t h eAOJ2CPU.
The step relay
(S)range
t o beread.
LO to 2047,TO to 255, CO to 255, DO to 51 1, BO to 3FF. (WOto

3FFl
The AGGPP/AGHGP/AGPHP must be used t o set and
t o 2047" independently of the latch setting when
step relay
(S)"present"
is set
(S)has the same functions as the internal relay (M) and can be used in the same way as the internal
relay (M) in the program.
/MELSEC-A
--

Setparameters
t o 6.9.1 1.
are presented on the display, for each operation see sections 6.9.1
in the order that they
T0
F r o m page
P A R A M E T E R
C L E A R
Parameter clear processing

(Section 6.9.1 o n page 6-82)
,STPI-I..
T I M
T o page
Tn
next
the
;;...S..E.,T
page
_ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _-;
.___
;;N-G 1.- ____________Setting

of6.9.5
t i m e r ranges
(Section
o n6-89)
page
....
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
/ MELSEC-A
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
, ,
. , .Setting/resetting of
keyword (or entry code)

(Section 6.9.9 on page 6-97)
. . . . .Setting completion operation
(Section 6.9.10 on page 6-99)
0
From page
I F
O K + S T P
NOT-CL
. . . . . .Parameter write operation
(Section 6.9.1 1 on page 6-100)
When the
key is input during the data input of each item,the parameter setting is completed and
execution proceeds to Section 6.9.1 1 on page 6-100.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
6.9.1 Clearing of parameters
( 1 ) Selectdisplay screen by pressing

'P
P A R A M E T E R
0
SFT
'u
(P
P A R A M E T E R
C L E A R
(2) When not clearing parameters

If theparameters s e t in the CPU are OK, selectthescreenshown
P
below and pressor
0.
P A R A M E T E R
N O CT L E A R
By the
input, the execution proceeds t o the setting of program memory capacity (Section 6.9.2 on
page 6-84). For the AOJ2CPU. the execution proceeds to the setting of latch range (Section 6.9.6 on
page 6-92).
input, the execution proceeds to the setting completion operation (Section 6.9.10 on page
By the
6-99).
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
(3) When clearing parameters
To change the parameters set in the CPU into default values, select the screen shown below and press
P
P A R A M E T E R
C L E A R
By the
input, alltheparameters
are changed to default values

and
execution proceeds to the
Setting CoiPletion Operation (Section 6.9.10 on page 6-99).
POINT
If a keyword (entry code) has been set, parameters cannot be cleared. Therefore, it is necessary to
redefine the keyword (Section 6.9.9 onpage 6-97).
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PROCEDURES
A7KSEc-A
_____
6.9.2 Setting of program memory capacity (Other than AOJ2CPU)

Basic Operation
* For A1 or A2CPU
For A3CPU or A3HCPU
-Whennot changing the capacity
f
I
J
( 1 ) For the setting of program memory capacity, the following screen is displayed
program memory capacity i s displayed
tner ruC'
MAIN/SUB for A3, ABHCPU only.
(2) By p r e s s i n g m or
, the program memory capacity displayed on the screenis entered as a parameter, (The setting unit i s 1 K step.)
(3) When the A3, A3HCPU is used, set the memory capacities of both the main program and subprogram.
(When the subprogram is not required, set the subsequence program capacity of OK step.)
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
Operation example
For A7 or A2CPU
PP
P
STP
. , . .Program
R 0 G R A M
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
M0 R Y
S T E P
EM
mK
, ,
, , ,
.Present settingdisplayed
P R O G R A MM E M O R Y
BK S T E P
~
~~~
memory capacity is set t o 6 K steps. When the A l C P U is used, the execution proceeds t o the setting
o f M and L ranges (Section 6.9.4 on page 6-87). When the A2CPU or ABCPU is used, execution proceeds to
the setting of file register capacity (Section 6.9.3 on page 6-86).
For A3 or A3HCPU
M E M 0 R y
IWK
S T E P
p R 0 G R A M
M A I N
S T E P
P R O G R A M
S U B
M A I N
mK
M E M O R Y , ,,
aK
S T E P
P R O G R A M
M E M O R Y
S U B
WK S T E P
@. . . , . . . Subprogram memory capacity is set to

,
.. .
(Section 6.9.3 onpage 6-86).
. .Press
t o s e t mainprogramcapacity
t o 4K steps
Display shows present sub-program setting.
4K steps and execution proceeds to the setting of file register capacity
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/~i E E A
6.9.3 Setting of file register capacity (Other than A N 2 and AICPU)
i
I
Basic Operation
-When changing
v 1 - D
When not changing
( 1 ) Set the file register capacity of A2, A3 or A3HCPU.

(The setting unit is 1 K point. If the file register is not required, s e t the capacity t o OK point.)
Operation example
I
P
0. . .
,
OK
. . . . . .Present setting displayed
F I L RE E G I S T E R
WK
File register capacity is set to 4K points and the execution

(Section
6.9.4
on
page 6-87),
6-86
proceeds t o the setting of M and L ranges
IB iNAi 66051
6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
6.9.4 Setting of M and
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
L ranges (Other than AOJ2CPU)
w
j
S
:
p
)
Basic Operation
*When changing
.When not changing
For the setting of M and L ranges, the following screen is displayed.

p
M . L
M 0
;.....
L.
S.E.;T&!.NG--.
A
:
The head number of presently s e t step relay (S) is displayed.
head number of presently set latch relay ( L ) is displayed.
Input the head number as described below:

The head number of L must not be greater than that of S and must not beless than that of M.
When M is not required, input "head number of L = 0."
When L is not required, input "head number of L = head number of s."
By the input of
the head numbers are s e t to the numeric values displayed on the screen.
B,
6 . PROGRAMMINGFUNCTIONOPERATIONPROCEDURES
/~MEL:SEC-A
Operation example
S E T T I N G
M O
, ,
S E T T I N G
93@lS2000
Present setting displayed
M = 0 to 999
s = 2000 to
2047
. M is defined as 0 to 933 and L is defined as 934 to 1999 and S is defined as 2000

to 2047 the setting of timer range (Section 6.9.5 on page 6-89).
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
/ MELSEC-A
PROCEDURES
6.9.5 Setting of timer ranges (Other than AOJ2CPU)

Basic Operation
*When changing
Head number of
1 Oms timer
*When not changing
For the setting of timer ranges, the following screen is displayed.
to switch between the 10ms timer and the retentive timer,

Press
Input the head numbers as described below:
Head number of lOOms timer head number of 10ms timer head number of retentive timer
When the 1OOms timer is not required, set the head number of the 10ms timer = 0.
6-89
-... ..
..
.._..-
....
IB (NAI 6051-A
.
.. .
--..
---
--
PROCEDURES
/~MELSEC-A
When the 10ms timer is not required, s e t the head number of 10ms timer = head number of retentive timer.
When the retentive timer is not required, set the head number of retentive timer = 256.
Example: When not changing the range of 10ms timer but changing only the range of retentive timer,
input@ ,(],andm.
m,
By the input of
the head numbers are set t o the numeric values displayed on the screen.
Minimum setting in units of 8 timers. Besure to set the head number of each timer so that it canbe
divided by 8.
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6 . PROGRAMMING
FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
/ MELSEC-A
Operation example
I
L T O
m.,
IP
. . . , , .Present setting displayed
100ms (Low-speed) timer ( L T ) = 0 to 199

10ms (High-speed) timer ( H T ) = 200 to 255
Retentive (Integrating) timer ( I T ) = No setting
T I M E R
S E T T I N G
L T O
H T I 2 @I T 2 5 6
E
sE
1
G
H T 2 0 DI T 2 5 6
T I M E SR E1 T T I N l G
T I M E R
S E T T I N G
L T OH T 1 2 l8 T 2 0 n
, , , , , , ,
, , , ,
. .By
input, the
cursor
moves
t o the
integrating
timer side.
.The contents of screen dlsplay are s e t andthe execution proceeds to

the setting of latch range (Section 6.9.6 on page 6-92)
1 OOms (Low-speed) tlrner (LT) = 0 to 127
lOms (High-speed) timer ( H T ) = 128 t o 199
Retentive (Integrating) timer (IT)= 200 to 255
rnLSEC-A
-
*When
not executing
latch
a-II]
( 1 ) For the setting of latch ranges, the following screen is displayed.

L ,.A..T.,c ,.H . _ ?.,E
_ _ T ,I..!..N.,
G
Device
Head number of latch range
Final
number
latch
of
range
Devices are displayed by the following symbols:

B = link relay
LT = low-speed timer (looms)
HT = high-speed timer (10rns)
IT = integrating timer (Retentive)
C =counter
D = data register
W = link register
( 2 ) Press @ t o switch between the head number and the final number of the latch range.
(3) Input the data as described below:
Head number of latch range 5 the final number
If the valves are t o remain unchanged simply proceed to the next key stroke.
key to input a blank spece where no latch range is required.
Use the
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( 4 ) By pressing
the following devices are displayed:
Device display order: B 2 LT 2. HT
IT C 2 D W (+ indicates
input and f.- indicates
input.)
When
is pressed during the display of device 6,execution returns t o Section 6.9.5.
Whenispressed
during the display of device W, execution proceeds to Section 6.9.7.
When the A3HCPU is used, execution proceeds t o Section 6.9.8.
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Operation example
I'
L A T
B
cH
sETT
OOm-
I N G
I F F
L A T C HS E T T I N G
B OABI F F
L A T C H S E T T I N G
8 O A O I Fa
L A T C HS E T T I N G
B OAOI 2 m
L A T CH
L T
IP
Ip
L A T
L T
cH
m-
S E T T
I N G
20
S E T T
0-
N G
L A T c H s E T T 1 N G
H T 20m- 2 1 0
, , , ,
, ,
1.
]
, , , ,
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, ,
.Present settingdisplayed.
.Pressing@causes
number setting.
the cursor t o move to the final
,Pressingcauses
thenext device t o be displayed.
.Pressing
@ causes a blank space t o be written.
.Pressing @leaves
LT with no latch range setting.
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FUNCTION
OPERATION
PROCEDURES
(AOJZCPU)
I-
Basic Operation
( 1 ) By theinput of
' P
key, select the display screen.
- - - - - - - - No latch
I
N O
L A T C HS E T T NI G
L A T C SH E T T I N G
L A T C HS E T T Nl G
A L LA R E A
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Full area latch
(2) By the input of

the displayed latch range is set.
By the input of
the execution proceeds to Section 6.9.9 (page 6-99).
By the input of STP , the execution proceeds to Section 6.9.2 (page 6-84).
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6.9.7 Setting of WDT (Other than AOJ2, A3HCPU)
m,
( 1 ) By pressing
the numeric value displayed on the screen i s set.
(2) The set value of WDT i s in units of 10msec. The deast significant digit must be "0".
Operation example
0
STP
W D ST E T T I N G
I O m m S
W D ST E T T I N G
, , , ,
..
.Present setting displayed.
oam s
.The screen contents are set and execution proceeds to the setting/resetting
o f keyword
(entry
code)
(Section
6.9.9
on
page 6-97).
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PROCEDURES
Setting the I/O control mode (A3HCPU)
(1) Press the@

P
R E
1/0
E
key to select the required display screen.

C O N T R O L
,/ R E F R E
1/0
C O N T R O L
R E F R E S H / D I R E C T
1/0
E
C O N T R O L
E
E
,,
P
1/0
C O N T R O L
D I R E C T / D I R E C T
(2) Press
. . . . . . .Input and outputin refresh mode
. . . . . . .Inputin
refresh mode, outputindirect
. . . . . . .Input
in
direct
mode, output
in
. . . . . . .Input and outputindirect
mode
refresh mode
mode
t o set themodedisplayed on the screen.

Pressing
proceeds to Section 6.9.8.
proceeds to Section 6.9.6.
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-
6.9.9 Settinghesetting of keyword (entry code) (Other than AOJZCPU)
(Basic
1KEY-WORD-m
l
code)
Q-D
Operation
- Setting of keyword (entry code)

*
Resetting of keyword(entry
(1) Set or reset the keyword. (entry code)

(2) The keyword is made up of six hexadecimal digits.
Operation example
When keyword has not been set
P
K E Y
a,
,
, ,
W O R D
Since a keyword has not been set, display is provided in blank.
.Setting i s complete for keyword and execution proceeds to the completion of settings
operation (Section 6.9.10 on page 6-99).
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6.9.1 1 Write of parameters
(Basic Operation
-When writing parameters t o the CPU
*When not writingparameters t o the CPU
IF
I F
O K - S T P
NOT-CL
'x
Press
toload
(3
new parameters intothe
Press @ t o preventloadlngandthen
CPU.
press the
key t o change therelevant
parameters by stepping through the parameters listed in Section 6.9.1 to 6.9.1 1
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CASSETTE
7.
INTERFACE OPERATION PROCEDURES
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AUDIO CASSETTEINTERFACEOPERATIONPROCEDURES
The audio cassette function allows the record (write), replay (read), and verify of data shown in Table 7.1.
The record (write) and verify operations canbe performed during CPU run. The replay (read) operation
can be performed only during CPU stop.
c
,
CPU Type
AlCPU
APCPU
A3CPU
A3HCPU
Parameter
Program
Data name
Parameter
+ orowam
Table 7.1 Data Processed by

Audio
7-1
Cassette Function
.-...
(0= allowed)
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Operation Instructions
For the read or verify operation, s e t the volume of the audio cassette to maximum. (Refer to Appendix
1.)
For the selection of tape recording time, refer to the list of processing times in the Appendix.
Normal domestic cassettes may be used-however those sold for home computer useare recommended.
A tape recorded with the AGPU can be replayed to the CPU via the A7PU.
If device memory data recorded from the AOJ2CPUP23/R23 is replayed to the AOJ2CPU, verify error
will occur. If device memory data recorded from the AOJ2CPU is replayed to the AOJ2CPUP23/R23,
link register contents will be lost.
i
POINT
>
See Appendix 2 for required processing times. For memory capacities

64K the AGGPP programs
should be stored on floppy disk due to the long time required with thePU.
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7 . AUDIO CASSETTE INTERFACE OPERATIONPROCEDURES

7.2 General Operation for Audio Cassette Function
The general operation for the audio cassette function is explained below.
Refer to Section 7.3.
Mode setting
... ..
Refer t o Sectlon 7.4
__________________-_ -----
5,
+..
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. - - - -
Subprogram
Refer t o Section 7.5.
-I -
-1
L?.,
:STP:
!STP.
.. -...
Setting of addresses
trace
I '
Others (General data) 1

Refer to Sectlon 7.6. I
---- - -
- - - - --
Parameter
Device memory
File register
COrnment
Status latch
Sampllng
Memory cassette
......
Setting cOmPletion operation Refer
7-3
'
t o Sectlon 7 . 7 .
Refer t o Sectlon 7.8.

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7.3 Mode Setting
Basic Operation
Mode selection
(1 ) By pressing the @ key, switch the display screen. (Mode selection)
m,
m, . .
n.. .
(2) B y pressing
the mode displayed on the screen is set.
.Execution proceeds to Section 7.4.
. .Execution proceeds to Section 7.7.
The mode selection result i s shown a t the left top of screen.
I '
W = record (write t o cassette tape)

R = replay (read f r o m cassette tape)
V = verify
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Operation example
.._
F U N C T 1 O N
R E C O R D ( W R . )
.,..
F U N C T 1 O N
R E P L A Y ( R D . )
F U N C T I O N
V E R I F Y
. . . . . .Verify mode
7-5
.Record mode
.,.,
.Replay mode
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7.4 Setting of Processed Data
Basic Operation
Processed data selection
( 1 ) By pressing the
0.
. . . . . '.
@ k e y , switch the display screen. (Selection of processed data)

STP
, the mode displayed on the screen is set.

. . .Execution proceeds to Section 7.5, Section 7.6, or Section 7.7
the selected data.
0. . . . . . . . . . . .
CParameter (Other than AOJ2CPU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . To

.
Program
. . . . . . To
Parameter + program (Other than AOJ2CPU)
Subprogram (only A3(E), A3N, A3HCPU)
Device memory (except X, Y , special M, special D )
File register (A2(E), A2N. A3(E), A3N, A3HCPU)
Comment
. . . . . . To
Status latch (AZ(E), A2N, A3(E), A3N, A3HCPU)
Sampling trace (A2(E), A2N, A3(E), A3N, A3HCPU)
Memory cassette (only R A M area of A2(E), AZN,
A3(E). A3N. ABHCPU)
, ,
, , To
b t h e r s (Generaldata) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ~ x e c u t i o nreturns t o Section 7.3.
depending on
Section 7.7
Section 7.5
Section 7.7
Section 7.6
(3) This operation is required for all, record, replay, and verify modes.
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c
.
F
b r
1
1
1
(Al(E),AlNCPU)
P A R A M E T E R
S T A T U LS A T C H
A R E A
P A R A . t P R O G R A M
A R E A
S U B
P R O G R A M
(A2(E), A2N. A3(E), A3N
4 (A3(E), A3N. A3HCPU)
S A M P L I N TG R A C E
A R E A
M E MC .A S S E T T E
I
O T H E R
F I L E
R E G I S T E R
A3HCPU
%lndlcates t h e mode set in Section 7.3.
A3HCPU)
7 . AUDIO CASSETTE INTERFACE OPERATION

PROCEDURES
7.5 Setting of Program Capacity
Basic Operation
Sequence program capaclty
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Setting of programcapacity is required when the following data hasbeen s e t by the operation described in Section 7.4.
* Program
Parameter + program
.Subprogram (A3(E),A3N, A3HCPU)
For the setting of program capacity, the following screen is displayed.
P R 0 G R A,M....M E
4
~
By the input of
;K
M 0 R Y
T E p
m,
% Indicates the mode
Present setting displayed
the numeric value displayed on the screen is set.
rsIp)
. , . . , .Execution proceeds to Section 7.7.
u
. . . . .Execution returns to Section 7.4.
n.
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(4) When it isnecessary t o record a sequence program and a microcomputerprogramtogether, set the
program capacity t o include the microcomputer program capacity.
Example: When the sequence program capacity is 6K steps and the microcomputer program capacity
is 4K bytes,
4K bytes
= 6 t 2 = 8K steps
6K steps t
2 byteslsteps
Operation example
1'
A Mm! E
I
'pi
.Present setting
displayed
P R O G R A M M E M O R Y
l m K
S T E P
.. ., .
.12K steps are t o be processed
% Indicates the mode set in Section
7.3.
When program is selected for the AOJZCPU, record, replay or verify i s enabled for parameter
7-9
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7.6 Setting of Addresses
Basic Operation
/laddressj4-./i-I3ISIP]
( 1 ) The address setting operation is required when the following data hasbeen s e t by the operation described in Section 7.4.
Other (General data)
(2) For the setting of address, the folloWing screen is displayed.
A D
*
.D..R..E..S..S,
._..._...._._._
3% Indicates
mode.
the
d;:::}
Present setting displayed (5 digit hexadecimal.)
(3) By pressing
, the cursor moves between the head address and the final address.
(4) If the address is not to be changed, input can be omitted.
(5) By pressing
, thenumeric value displayedonthe screen is set.
m.. . . .
. . . .Execution proceeds to Section 7.7.

. . . . . . . . .Execution returns to Section 7.4.
0.
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Operation example
I
A D D R E S S
A D D R E S S
A D D R E S S
A D D R E S S
H 0 8 0 0 ~ - H 0 9 F F F
.... .
H0820a-HO9FFF
H08200-HO9FF
H08200-HO83FF
. , , , . . , , , .The contents of screen display are set.
% Indicates the mode set in Section
7.3.
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7.7 Setting Completion Operation
Basic Operation
When making nochange aftercompletingthesetting
*
When making any changes.
( 1 ) The setting completion operation is used to complete or change (check) data settings.
Operation example
S
I F
O K
K E Y
I N
' E N D '
@ . . . . Completes setting and proceeds to execution operation (Section
m.. . .
I F
O K
K EI YN
' E N D '
T o change or check data settings. Screen
7.8).
returns t o mode setting (Section 7.3 on page 7-4).
B y pressing
, execution returns to the operation (Section 7.4 Section 7.5 or Section 7.6) immediately
prior to the setting completion operation.
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7.8 ExecutionOperation
{Basic Operation
*When executing processing
*When notexecuting processing
El
( 1 ) The execution operation isused to execute or not to execute the mode set in Section 7.3.
Operation example
X
, , ,
O K - S T P
NOT+CL
I F
IF
., .
3% Indicates the mode
.Executesthemode
set. Start cassetterecorder before pressing
ISIP]
T o stopprocessing during execution, press the CL key.

When the CL key is pressed, the following messageis displayed.
R U N :........................
S T O P
(RECORD), ( R E P L A Y ) , or ( V E R I F Y ) is displayed in
J - I U
!::I2.
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INTERFACE
Uponcompletion of execution,the following screenis displayed. By pressing

tion returns to Section 7.3.
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aftercompletion,execu-
Record operation example

O K + S T P
N O T - C L
I F
I F
R U N ( R E C 0 R D )
During
execution,
the
RUN display
flickers
and
the
remaining
amount
of memory displayed at the bottom of screen.
One
* mark indicates 1K byte,
POINT
Note the approximate processing time in the Appendix before selecting the audio cassette tape to be
used.
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Replay and verify operation example
a--C
I F
I F
O K
- S T P
NOT-CL
The % R displayed during replay and V displayed during verify
---Executes level matching check. I f

R U N :........................
L E V E L
O K
2a
is provided.
;_----:
, (REPLAY) or ( V E R I F Y ) is displayed as appropriate.
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I n side
1. . , , . .During execution, the RUN display flickers and the remaining amount o f
********
R U N !........................
OK,the following display
memory is displayed a t the

bottom
of the screen.
If the level matching check result is not satisfactory, the following screen is displayed for approximately
60 seconds.
I n this case the volume of the audio cassette. When the level i s OK, the screen shown above is displayed.
fi
R U N :........................
L E V E L NG
If the level does not become OK during the level check (Which lasts approximately 60 seconds), LEVEL
E R R O R is displayed. In this case, press - rewind thetape, and repeat the operation.
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8 . ERROR MESSAGE LIST

8.
E R R O R MESSAGE LIST
This chapter describes error messages and corrective actions during programming and use of cassette inter.
face.
8.1 Error Messages for Programming Function

If an error message is displayed, press the relevant mode key and repeat the operation correctly.
I No.I
I I ,
I'1
I A C P U
1 2 1 1 C A N T
DisDlav
R U N
F I N D
I1
I
Condition
DisDlav
mode.
insert/delete
Write.
another
or
m o d e has been attempted
during
CPU run.
Action
Corrective
Set t o CPU stop.
I
I
Data has been searched b u t cannot be

found.
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Thecorrectkeyword
entered
C A N TO P E R A T E
D E V I C E
0 0 E
Restart the PU and key-in the correct

entrv code.
has not been
The instructioncode hasbeen

rupted or semideleted.
E R R 0 R
When the CPU has detected an error,

s e t the CPU f r o mR U Nt o
STOP
status, reset the CPU, then
check
instructionslocatedinfrontofand
behind the step where the error
has occurred, and
write
correct
instruction.
cor-
The set device symbol is wrong.

the
The device number i s outside
range specified.
E R R O R
Thecoil
gram.
D U A LC O I LE R R O R
I N S
---
Corrective Action
DisDlav Condition
Disolav
alreadyexists
Reset.
If the program is correct, leave it as
it is. Otherwise change the
coil
designation.
in thepro-
The instruction set in the read, write,

o r insert mode is not correct.
S E ET R R O R
Re-set
8-2
.
... .
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Display
13
S E T T I N GE R R O R
Select mode.
has not been made.
II
Check key operation.
parameters has exceeded the capacity
W R I T EE R R O R
Corrective
Action
Condition
Display
Modeselection
P CN O TR E S P O N D
P C
Communication cannot be made w i t h

the CPU.
Datacouldnot
be writtentothe
Non valid parameter setting.
8-3
Correct
the
memory
assignment,
Performoperation again. If communicationcannot be made,check the

following:
[:&e
connection condition
of RAMIROM.
Check the
setting
Check the loading o f R A M , etc.
Check the memory protect switch of
CPU.
Check correct setting.
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Corrective Acvion
Display Condition
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1 4 ( / S T E P
O V E R
E R R O R
The set step number is greater than

the largest step number.
Write-in access has been attempted
t o a write-forbidden area.
Set correct address.
delete
switch
is ON.
Set memoryprotectswitchto
I
During writeinwrite,insert,
mode, etc., memoryprotect

the
of
memory cassette
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Set correct step nunber
During communication with the CPU

in entry code clear, parameter write,
or
MT
mode,
memory
cassette is
faulty or i s not loaded.
Load memory cassette.

Change memory cassette.
OFF.
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8.2 Error Messages for Audio Cassette Function
Display
A C P U
R U N
Replay has been attemptedduring

CPU run.
*
E R R O R
E R
Stop the CPU.
Thelevel
does not match because
of
volume
setting
during
replay
seconds).)
The audio cassette does n o t operate
during replay or verify.
M T
Re-set thevolume
p,'
~ ~ ~ $ ~ ; d ' T & ! e c~~l r r f i a i ~ i sto
~ optimum
~ ~
the
od of time (approximately 6o
E R R O R
/ L E V E L
Corrective Action
Display Condition
- wAsum
checkerror
has occurred
i t h respect t o the sum check code
recorded on the tape.
Data In excess o f the data recorded
onthe tape has been attempted t o
be replayed or verified.
Theassignment
ofmemory
s e t by
parameters replayed fromthe
tape,
has
exceeded
the
capacity
of
the
memory cassette.
8-5
Appendix 1.1
of audio cassette
value. (Refer t o
Change the tape.

Set correct setting range.
Load
correct
memory
check the
CaSSette and tape,
cassette or
of
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Display
Display Condition
Proper
communication
cannot
be
made with the CPU.
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V E R I F YE R R O R
The set value i s not

correct.
A verify error has occurred.
Device memorydatarecordedfrom
the AOJ2CPUP23/R23 has been replayed t o t h eAOJ2CPU.
---x
---
Corrective Action
Check cab,e connection, e t c
Perform correct setting.
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8.3 Error Number and Error Message List
When an error has occurred in the programmable controller
by
the
operation
described in Section 6.8.5 on page 6-69(
RRORl
Error Message
U,-l
10
I N S .
C O DE ER R O R
11
P A R A M E T EERR R O R
CPU,one of
+
the following messages is displayed

-+
Corrective Action
Description
An instruction code, which cannot be
decoded b y the CPU, is includedin
the program.
1) A ROM including an instruction
code, whichcannot be decoded,
has been loaded.
2 ) The
contents
of memory have
changed for some reason and an
instruction code, which cannot be
decoded, has been included.
1) A capacity larger thanthememory

capacity
of CPU has
been
attempted t o be written.
2 ) Theparametercontents
of CPU
memory have changed
due
to
of
noise improper
or
loading
memorv.
8-7
1.
Readtheerror
step andcorrectthe
instruction at that step.
When the cause of trouble is the
ROM, rewrite the contents or change
It.
1 ) Check the parameter contents and

re-set them by the PU.
2) Check theloading of CPU memory.
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Error Mesage
Description
The END instruction does notexist
in the program.
M I S S I N EG N I DN S
Corrective Action
Write END a t the end of program.
1) There is nojumpdestinationor
C A NE 'X TE C U T E
there are several jump destinations

C I , SCJ, C A L L ,
specified
for
CALLP, or JMP instruction.
2 ) There is a CHG instructionbut
there is nosubprogramsetting.
3) Although
there
is no C A L L
instruction, a R E T instruction is
in the program
and
has been
executed.
4) The jump destination of CJ,SCJ,
CALL,CALLP,
or JMP instruction is located below the END instruction and has been executed.
Read the error step by the PU and

correct the program at that step.
(Insert jump destination or reduce the
number of jump destinations to one.)
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Description
Corrective Action
1 ) Although an interruptionunit is
used,
theinterruptionpointer
I,
does n o t existforthatunit
in
theprogramorthere
areseveral
occurences.
2) An
IRET
instruction
is not
included in theinterruptionprogram.
1) Check i f there is an interruption

program,
which
corresponds t o
theinterruptionunit,or
reduce
the occurences o f I t o one.
2 ) Check i f there is an IRET instruction in the interruption program,
3 ) Check if there is an I R E T instruct i o n in otherthantheinterruption program and delete the IRET
instruction.
Error Message
C A N ' ET X E C U T E
3 ) There is an IRET
instruction
other
than
in
the
interruption
program.
[ C A S S E T ET ER R O R
A memory cassette is n o t loaded.

After checking if the
CPU canperform
write and/or read operation t o and/or
from the data memory area o f CPU,
either or both could not be perform-
ed.
0 P E . C I R C U I ET R R
The
operation
circuit,
which
performs sequence processing inside the
work
properly,
CPU, does not
Load a memory cassette and perform

reset.
The cause i s a hardware error, consult

the nearest sales representative.
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ERROR
LI^
Error Message Action
22
/26 I L O T
E R R O R
Corrective Description
Scan time has exceeded thewatch
dog
timer
error
supervising time.
1 The scan time of user program has
exceeded theWDT valve due t o
program.
2) Instantaneous powerfailure
has
occurred during scan and the scan
time has increased.
1 ) Calculate and check the scan time

the
of user programandreduce
scan timeby
use of CJ instruction, etc.
2) Monitor the content of special
register 09005. When it is other
power
and
than 0. check the
reducevoltage variations because
t h e power voltage i s unstable.
The
malfunctioned.
The cause i s a hardware error, consult

1 ) When the END instruction i s

executed,
another
instruction
code has been read due t o noise,
etc.
2) The END instruction has changed
t o anotherinstruction
code for
some reason.
Perform reset and run the CPU again.

I f the same error is displayed again,
the cause is a hardware error, consult
the nearest sates representative,
The main CPU has executed an endless loop or has malfunctioned, (The
sub-CPU makes check.)
The cause is a hardware error, consult

Sub-CPU
has
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6.ERROR MESSAGE LIST
U N I T
V E R I F EY R R
F U S EB R E A KO F F
Description
Corrective Action
1/0 unit data is different from that at

power-on.
1/0 unit has been removed
1)An
a different
duringoperationor
unit has been loaded.
2 ) The
above
has occured
during
stopandthenthe
CPU has been
set t o RUN status.
1) Since the bitof

special register
D9116toD9123,whichcorresponds t o the unit where a verify
error has occurred, is "l", monitor the special registers by the PU
and check and change the relevant
unit.
2) If thepresent
unitarrangement
is OK, perform reset by
the
RESET switch.
A fuse has blown

in
8-11
an output
unit.
1) Check the fuse blow

Indicator
LED of output unit.
2) Monitor special registers 0 9 1 0 0
toD9107and
change the fuse
unit
ofcorresponding
the
to
special register of
which
bit
is
"1 ".
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Error M
e
s
a
g
e
IC 0 N T R 0 L
S P . U N I T
L I N K
B U 5
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D O W N
N I T
Description
Corrective Action
The FROM and TO instructions cann o t be executed.

Control bus error w i t h respect t o
a special unit.
The cause is a hardware

error
in
special unit, CPU unit, or base unit,
change the
unit
and
consult
the
nearest sales representative.
When the FROM or TO instruction is

executed, accesshas
beenmade
to
a special function
unit
which
has
not responded.
1 ) The accessed special function unit
i s defective.
error
of
Since this is a hardware
the special unit,consultthe
nearest
sales representative.
1) AJ71R22 or AJ71P22 is loaded in

the master station.
2 ) T W O more
or
AJ71R22 or
AJ71P22 are loaded in a local
station.
E R R0 R
1 ) Remove the AJ7 1 R22or AJ7 1 P22

from the master station.
2 ) Only one AJ71 R 2 2 or AJ71P22
local
should be loaded in the
station.
After correction reset.
--
8-12
_.--
....
...
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.
.
L
E~MUH
MESSAGE
Error Message
1/0
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LIST
I N T , E R R O R
Description
Interruption has occuredwith

interrupt unit being loaded.
Out
1 ) Three
or
more
computer
link
S P . U N I T
S P . U N I T
UnitS are
unit
L A Y
E R R
E R R O R
loaded on one c p u
Hardwareerror,Consultthe
nearest
11 Max. of two computer link units
allowed.
~
~ ~ 7 1 ~ or2 2 2)Only oneAJ71P22orAJ71R22
2) T ~ or
allowed.
AJ71R22 are loaded.
3) Only oneinterruptunitallowed.
interruption
3 ) T~~ or
are loaded.
Access (execution of FROMorTO
to a
instruction) has been
made
there is no special
function unit.
Check and
correct,
thecontent
FROMorTOinstruction.locationwhere
Link parameters are incorrect.
1 1 Write parameters again.

2I)f
parameters are correct
but
still displayed,
the message
is
the cause is a hardware
error.
Therefore,
consult
the
nearest
8-13
of
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ERROR
Error Message
No.
50
lo
An error codei s displayed

( n o message)
Description
Corrective Action
1) The result of BCD conversion has

exceeded the specified range
(9999 o r 99999999).
2 ) Setting has been performedexceeding the specified device range
and operation cannot be performed.
Read the error step, checkandcorthe program at that step Check

the device setting range, BCD conversion valuer
1 ) Thebattery
1 ) Change the battery.

2 ) When R A M memory or power
2) Thebattery
voltage has reduced.

lead is disconnected.
failure cOmpenSation is necessary,

connect
the
battery.
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APPENDIX
APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1
Level Matching of Audio Cassette
This chapter describes the levels, classified by the models of audio cassettes. The following models has been
checked as of May, 1986 and are examples only, this should not be taken as an indication of the models
availability in a given country.
I
I
I
5
Audio Cassette Type

CS-665
Fairmate)
(by
RT-F33
(by
Toshiba)
National)
RQ-341
(by
Volume Graduation
during Replay or Verify
TC.1100Sony)
(by
lo(mi;I,
i -1
,5
10(max)
5
;orax)
lO(max)
National) (by RQ.2739

RX-1835 (by National)
, ,
lO(max)
5
I
I
I
o(mln)
IOimin)
APP-1
Remarks
Set the
volume
graduation
t o the range
from 5/10 to 10110.
Set the
volume
graduation
to4/10
from
t o the range
10110.
Set the
volume
graduation
the
to
from 4/10 to 7.5110.
range
Set the volumegraduatlon t o the range

from 4.5110 t o 10110.
Set the volume graduation t o the range
from 2/10 to 10/10.
Set the volume graduation t o the range

from 5.5110
10/10.
to
IB iNAI 66051-1
APPENDIX
APPENDIX 2
Processing Time for Audio Cassette Function
Data Name
bytes
Main program
Subprogram
memory
Device
File register
Approx. 2 min. 3K
6 K steps
Approx. 6 min.
Approx. 12 rnin. 2 5 sec.
30K steps
Approx. 25 min. 10 sec.

25
min.I
bytes
(4032
3 Approx.
sec.
Approx. 4 min.
8K bytes ( 4 K points)
64K
Status latch
Parameter
14K steps
6.5K bytes
Remarks
Processing Time
Capacity
points)
Approx. 26 rnin. 2 5 sec.

Comment
bytes
Approx. 12 min. 28K
bvtes Samolino trace
ADorox. 4 min. 8K
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APPENDIX
Data Name
Memory cassette
16K bytes (A3MCA-0)
16K bytes (A3MCA-2)
ADDrox. 7 min. 15 sec.
32K bytes (A3MCA-4)

Approx.
64K bytes (A3MCA-8)
1
Others
(General data)
Processing Time
Capacity
96k bytes (A3MCA-12)
(A3MCA-18)
bytes
144K
Remarks
26 min. 25 sec.
ADprox. 39 min. 50sec.
ADDrox. 58 min.
20 sec.
4K bytes
10K bytes
APP-3
IB INAJ 6605
APPENDIX
APPENDIX 3
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External Dimension Diagram
1.1
Unit: mm(inch)

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of the back cover.

2.1 Applicable System .

4.1 Handling Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5.1 Starting Procedure and General Operation Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6 PROGRAMMING FUNCTION OPERATION PROCEDURES

6.7 Monitor Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

6.9 Parameter Setting Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.73

7 . AUDIO CASSETTE INTERFACE OPERATION PROCEDURES

8.1 Error Messages for Programming Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Level Matching of Audio Cassette . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A1 CPU, A1 ECPU, A1 NCPU

A2CPU, A2ECPU, A2NCPU

A3CPU, ASECPU, A3NCPU

Type J-1 cable (for connection with audio cassette recorder)

In using the PU, refer to the following manuals as required:

2.1 Applicable System

The PU is connected directlyonto theA seriesCPU.

The PUis connected t o the A series CPU with theAC30R4(AC300R4)

Programming unit with LCD indicator

Connection cable between A series CPU and A7PU.

Table 2.1 System Equipment List

Describes the performance specifications of the PU.

3.1 General Specifications

85%RH or less (no condensation)

10 to 90%RH or less (no condensation)

Conforms t o JIS C0912. (109. 3 times in each of X, Y , and 2 directions)

Table 3.1 General Specifications of A7PU

Power, current consumption

Connected by AC30R4 cable.

Display of 16 characters x 2 lines (with cursor) (liquidcrystal display)

54 operation keys (Covered by polyurethane film)

Loaded to A series CPU directly,

Power supplied from connected A CPU ( 5 V DC, 0.3A)

Audio cassette interface

Applicable audio cassette

Domestic audio cassette recorder

Any domestlc cassette tape

1OOmVpp/SVp-p Record output/replay

External dimensions mm (inch)

188 (7.40) (height) x 79 (3.1 1 ) (width) x 44.5 (1.75) (depth).

Table 3.2 Performance Specifications of A7PU

(2) AC300R4 cable

(3) J-1 cable

(4) Do not touch the connector pins of the PU.

(5j Do not open the ROM cartridgecontainer

remove the ROM cartridgelocatedinside.

(1) When designing the system, ensure

that all protective and safety circuits

are located outside the

Groundhumanbody and work bench.

Liquid crystal display

Connector for AC30R4 cable

Holder for storage of protective

onnector for audio cassette

(Used for direct connection withCPU)

Fig. 4.2 Nomenclature of A7PU (rear)

Fig. 4.3 Arrangement of Operation Keyboard