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Change System Call Detail STA_TIME/CHK_TIME (corresponds to page 14-15) STA_TIME starts the timer. The 10 msec-interval system clock is used for the timer. Time-up is checked using CHK_TIME. Time base is in the 10-msec. increments. Usable Devices F0 F1 Internal Mem. PLC Memory Const. Memory Card Indirect Set W Word Command (STA_TIME/CHK_TIME) F1 F1+0 F1+1 F1+2 F1+3 Time-up flag (
=Indirect Designation Memory (corresponds to page 14-23) Indirect Designation Memory Expansion Code Set when the SPU memory slot number of a Mitsubishi PLC and a Yokogawa PLC CPU number are specified. [Example] Sharp F (file)register specified : 0 to 7(H), 10 to 20 (H) Additional item Mitsubishi for Slot No. 0: 00 Mitsubishi for Slot No. 1: 01 Yokogawa for CPU No. 1: 00 Yokogawa for CPU No. 2: 01 Notes on Macro Commands (corresponds to page 14-24) The macro block calculates DEC numbers with a sign. One macro can be a maximum of 1024 lines (instructions) long. * Or, a maximum of 256 lines on the <strong>ZM</strong>70. The maximum number of macro lines that can be executed is 160,000 (instructions). If the number of lines in a macro exceeds this value, the system will forcibly stop operation. * Or, a maximum of 5,000 lines (instruction) on the <strong>ZM</strong>70. When you want to set PLC memory using the MOV and BMOV commands, the system will access the PLC memory with each command and thus slow the processing speed. Therefore, the following tips should be observed. [Example] Line No.0 D200=u200(W) Line No.1 D201=u201(W) Line No.2 D202=u202(W) Line No.3 D203=u203(W) Line No.4 D204=u204(W) Since the system functions as follows: Write “D200” on line No. 0. Write D201 on line No. 1. Write D202 on line No. 2. Write D203 on line No. 4. Write D204 on line No. 4.; it will take a long time to communicate. In this case you could construct a macro such as the one shown below. Line No.0 D200=u200 C:5(BMOV) This line not only improves the processing speed, but it also decreases the number of lines in a program. With some consideration, a program can be greatly simplified by using macros. Additional item
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