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Auxiliary Area Allocations Appendix B<br />

Address Name Function Settings Status<br />

Words Bits<br />

after<br />

mode<br />

change<br />

A402 A40215 FAL Error<br />

Flag<br />

(Non-fatal<br />

error)<br />

A403 A40300<br />

to<br />

A40308<br />

A404 A40400<br />

to<br />

A40407<br />

Memory<br />

Error<br />

Location<br />

A40309 Memory<br />

Card<br />

Start-up<br />

Transfer<br />

Error Flag<br />

A40310 Flash<br />

Memory<br />

Error<br />

A40408<br />

to<br />

A40415<br />

I/O Bus<br />

Error Slot<br />

Number<br />

I/O Bus<br />

Error Rack<br />

Number<br />

A405 A40515 Peripheral<br />

Servicing<br />

Too Long<br />

Flag (Single<br />

<strong>CPU</strong><br />

Systems<br />

onl7)<br />

ON when a non-fatal error is generated<br />

by executing FAL(006). The<br />

<strong>CPU</strong> Unit will continue operating and<br />

the ERR/ALM indicator on the front<br />

of the <strong>CPU</strong> Unit will flash.<br />

The bit in A360 to A391 that corresponds<br />

to the FAL number specified<br />

in FALS(006) will be turned ON and<br />

the corresponding error code will be<br />

written to A400. Error codes 4101 to<br />

42FF correspond to FAL numbers<br />

001 to 2FF (0 to 511).<br />

(This flag will be turned OFF when<br />

the error is cleared.)<br />

When a memory error occurs, the<br />

Memory Error Flag (A40115) is<br />

turned ON and one of the following<br />

flags is turned ON to indicate the<br />

memory area where the error<br />

occurred.<br />

A40300: User program<br />

A40304: PLC Setup<br />

A40305: Registered I/O Table<br />

A40307: Routing Table<br />

A40308: <strong>CPU</strong> Bus Unit Settings<br />

When a memory error occurs, the<br />

<strong>CPU</strong> Unit will continue operating and<br />

the ERR/ALM indicator on the front<br />

of the <strong>CPU</strong> Unit will flash.<br />

(The corresponding flag will be<br />

turned OFF when the error is<br />

cleared.)<br />

ON when automatic transfer at startup<br />

has been selected and an error<br />

occurs during automatic transfer. An<br />

error will occur if there is a transfer<br />

error, the specified file does not<br />

exist, or the Memory Card is not<br />

installed.<br />

(This flag will be turned OFF when<br />

the error is cleared by turning the<br />

power off. The error cannot be<br />

cleared without turning the power<br />

off.)<br />

Turns ON when the flash memory<br />

fails.<br />

Contains the 8-bit binary slot number<br />

(00 to 09) where an I/O Bus<br />

Error occurred.<br />

<strong>CPU</strong> Unit operation will stop and the<br />

ERR/ALM indicator on the front of<br />

the <strong>CPU</strong> Unit will light. The I/O Bus<br />

Error Flag (A40114) will be ON.<br />

(This flag will be turned OFF when<br />

the error is cleared.)<br />

Contains the 8-bit binary rack number<br />

(00 to 07) where an I/O Bus<br />

Error occurred.<br />

<strong>CPU</strong> Unit operation will stop and the<br />

ERR/ALM indicator on the front of<br />

the <strong>CPU</strong> Unit will light. The I/O Bus<br />

Error Flag (A40114) will be ON.<br />

(This flag will be turned OFF when<br />

the error is cleared.)<br />

Turns ON when the peripheral servicing<br />

time in a Parallel Processing<br />

Mode exceeds 2 s. This will also<br />

cause a cycle time error and operation<br />

will stop.<br />

ON: FALS(006)<br />

error occurred<br />

OFF: FALS(006)<br />

not executed<br />

ON: Error<br />

OFF: No error<br />

ON: Error<br />

OFF: No error<br />

ON: Error<br />

OFF: No error<br />

00 to 09 hex<br />

(slot No. 0 to 9)<br />

00 to 03 hex<br />

(Rack No. 0 to 3)<br />

1: Too long (Parallel<br />

processing<br />

cannot be used.)<br />

0: Not too long<br />

(Parallel processing<br />

can be<br />

used.)<br />

Status at<br />

startup<br />

Cleared Cleared When<br />

error<br />

occurs<br />

A360 to<br />

A391,<br />

A400<br />

Cleared Cleared --- A40115<br />

Cleared Cleared When<br />

power is<br />

turned ON<br />

Clear Clear When<br />

error<br />

occurs<br />

Cleared Cleared --- A40114<br />

---<br />

Cleared Cleared --- A40114<br />

Cleared Cleared Written<br />

when<br />

error<br />

occurs<br />

Timing Related<br />

flags,<br />

settings<br />

A268<br />

531

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