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Address Contents Type 512 513 514 Macro user request wait (0: not provided 1: provided) ZM 515 Result for executing macro user request 516 517 518 Condition of Ethernet 519 520 Condition of network table 0 521 Condition of network table 1 522 Condition of network table 2 523 Condition of network table 3 524 Condition of network table 4 525 Condition of network table 5 Additional item 616 Condition of network table 96 617 Condition of network table 97 618 Condition of network table 98 619 Condition of network table 99 620 ZM 730 Temperature Controller Station number 00 Status 731 Temperature Controller Station number 01 Status 732 Temperature Controller Station number 02 Status 758 Temperature Controller Station number 28 Status 759 Temperature Controller Station number 29 Status 760 Temperature Controller Station number 30 Status 761 Temperature Controller Station number 31 Status 1021 1022 1023
Address $s76 (correspondense to page 15-11) If a keypad for Entry mode is placed on an overlap, it is possible to turn OFF the overlap when pressing the [ENT] key of a keypad. If you want to prohibit the above function, use this system memory address. When the value except for [0] is set, the Auto-OFF function of an overlap is prohibited. For more information, refer to the "Chapter 9 Entry Mode" page 9-15. Address $s77 (ZM80 Function) When inputting the value except for [0], the exclusive function of overlap is valid. For more information, refer to the "Chapter 4 Overlap" page 4-12. Address $s100, 101 (corresponds to page 15-11) These are the memories related to calendar. $s100: Write the calendar condition at the PLC (with a built-in calendar) side. [0] : normal [1] : error (cannot read the calendar information.) $s101: Writing the data to calendar on a PLC (e.g. : [SET_CLND] on macro commands) will be accessible regardless of the condition of PLC calendar, by setting the value except for [0] in this memory. The error is not processed even if the error is detected. (Before this version, it is impossible to write the data when the condition of calendar on PLC has some error.) Address $s104, 105 (ZM80 Function) Specify the error processing of ZM80 reading/writing the data to a PLC by macro commands when communicating with a PLC. For example, when the writing target memory address is specified as the indirect PLC memory in the MOV command, the communication error will happen as soon as the value of the indirect PLC memory exceeds the range of the PLC side. This command can prevent the above communication error. $s104: When the value is [0], the error is processed when the error occurs in reading/writing the data. The processing way is defined by the setting of [Comm. Error Handling] (Stop/Continuous) at the [Comm. Parameter]. When reading data, the next macro command executes after receiving for the result. The write command of macro is unilateraly sent, and the next command is executed without waiting for the result of the write command. When setting the value except for [0], only the result is stored into the memory $s105. When sending the read/write command of macro, the next command is not executed until receiving the result whether the action is finished or not after the order for writing is given. So, it takes more time to process than [0] (normal). $s105: The result of error is output by [0] (normal) or except for [0] (error). Address $s106, 107 (ZM80 Function) When using Memo Pad Function, store the information about Memo Pad Function. $s106: Store the page number of the present displayed memo pad.(Page No. : 0~7) $s107: Store the information whether the data is registered or not in each page of memo pad (the maximum 8 pages). 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 0 : Data unregistered 1 : Data registered Page 0 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7
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