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3verify may not produce the same results if STOREd, since modules may have beenphysically added since the Logicmaster 90-30 configuration was LOADed from the PLCChecksum Words Per SweepThis parameter allows you to select the number of words per sweep to bechecksummed. The selectable range is from 8 to 32 words (any number of wordsbetween 8 and 32).Canceling a Configuration OperationThe CLR key can be used to cancel the current parameter modification and restore theoriginal setting. When attempting to change the configuration of a PLC parameter, avalid value must be entered. If an invalid value is specified, the configuration requestwill be refused and a DAT ERR message will be displayed.In a GOTO operation, described in the beginning of this chapter, the CLR key can beused to cancel the operation and remain on the currently viewed slot. If a slot numberhas already been entered, press the CLR key to erase the current input and remain inslot selection mode. Pressing the CLR key a second time cancels the GOTO operation. Ifno user input had been specified when the CLR key is pressed the first time, only asingle press of the CLR key is required to cancel the GOTO operation.Exiting Configuration ModeTo exit the PLC configuration function, press the MODE key. The mode selection screenwill be displayed.GFK-0402GChapter 3 Series 90-30/20 PLC Configuration3-13
Chapter44 Series 90 Micro PLC Configurationsection level 1 1figure bi level 1table_big level 1The Series 90 Micro PLC can be configured and programmed using the Series90-30/20/Micro Hand-Held Programmer (IC693PRG300).Configuration and programming using the Hand-Held Programmer must be done withthe Hand-Held Programmer (HHP) attached to and interfacing with the PLC.This chapter has two Sections. Section 1 describes configuration of the Micro PLC CPUparameters; Section 2 describes configuration of the High Speed Counter that is builtinto the Micro PLC.For detailed information about the Series 90 Micro PLC, refer to GFK-1065, the Series 90Micro PLC User’s Manual.a45452I1 I2 I3 I4 COM1I5 I6 I7 I8COM224 VDC OUTPWROKRUNINPUT24 VDC INPUT POS/NEGGE FanucSERIES 90 MICRO12 3 4 5 6 7 8OUTPUTPROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER~85–265VACL H~24 VDC. 120 / 240 VAC N.O. RELAY OUTQ1 COM1 Q2 COM2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 COM3Figure 4-1. Series 90 Micro Programmable Logic ControllerGFK-0402G4-1
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Page 15 and 16: 2Ladder Logic KeysThe gray Ladder L
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5Module PresentIf a module is physi
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5Selecting %I ReferenceAt this poin
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Chapter66 Program Editsection level
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6I/AIQ/AQM/TG/SRTable 6-1. Keypad F
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6Pressing the Right (‡ ) cursor k
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6the display screen. However, a spe
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6Reference Address to Constant Chan
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6Ladder Diagram Representation|%I00
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6Press theENTkey:#0004
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6Press theENTkey:#0004
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6Valid On-Line ChangesThe following
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6Completing the Insert/Replace Oper
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7Register Reference TablesThe regis
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7When attempting to modify a signed
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73. Press the ENT key:SR001 SR001 0
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8ProgramTable 8-2. OEM ProtectionDa
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85. Pressing the CLR key cancels th
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8Press thekey:LEVEL4
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8Subroutine Protection LevelsSeries
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8Attempt to Make Changes to Edit-Lo
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9A ladder rung is built by connecti
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9Table 9-1. Statement List Language
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9The following table lists the allo
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9ENTPress the key :#0001 NO SUBR
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9SINGLE CONTACT, SINGLE COILTo impl
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9SINGLE PARALLEL CONTACTS, SINGLE C
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9Press the key sequenceG GLDS SGS1:
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9Press the key sequenceEORCMTCMT1 :
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9NON-NESTED MULTIPLE COILSTo implem
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9ONE SHOT ON LOSS OF POWER FLOWTo i
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9RETENTIVE LATCHTo implement the fo
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9The following table specifies the
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9Press the key sequence 1 0 :#0003
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9The following table specifies the
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9Next, the logic for the reset inpu
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9Off Delay (OFDTR) Function 14The o
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9Programming Example for OFDTR Func
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9Press the key sequence R 1 :#0002
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9Programming Elements and Sequentia
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9Press the key sequenceFUNCUPCTR1 5
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9The following table specifies whic
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9Press the key sequence 8 :#0003 DN
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9Addition (ADD) Function 60Double P
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9202Programming Example for Additio
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9Press the key sequenceR 2 0 1 :#00
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9P1 (Input 1) - P2 (Input 2) = P3 (
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9Press the key sequenceALDI1A I:#00
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9Multiplication (MUL) Function 64Do
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9Programming Example for Multiplica
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9Press the key sequenceR 1 9 9 :#00
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9results of the division are within
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9Press the key sequenceALDI1A I:#00
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9Modulo Division (MOD) Function 68D
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9Programming Example for Modulo Div
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9Press theENTkey:#0004 DPMOD
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9Allowable Memory Types for DPSQRT
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9Section 3: Relational FunctionsRel
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9P1 (Input 1) = P2 (Input 2)______|
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9Press theENTkey:#0002 INS
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9*P1 (Input 1) ≠ P2 (Input 2)____
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9Press the key sequenceFUNC5 3 :#00
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9_____| |(Logic for controlling (en
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9Bitwise and (AND) Function 23The b
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9Bitwise or (OR) Function 25The bit
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9Press theENTkey:#0005 SHL
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9_____| |Logic controlling (enable)
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9Programming Example for BITCLR Fun
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9Press the key sequenceOUTOUTMB QAQ
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9Bit Position (BITPOS) Function 28T
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9WORD IN5 Shift Locations=P3——
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9Press theENTkey:#0002 JMP
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9LABEL Function 7The LABEL function
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9PID ISA (PIDISA) Function 86PID IN
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9PID Data StructureThe parameter bl
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9Table 8-8. PID Function Block Data
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9Subroutine Call (CALLSUB) Function
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9Section 8: Table FunctionsTable fu
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9Search Equal To, Byte (SREQB) Func
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9Search Less Than, Byte (SRLTB) Fun
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9Search Less Than or Equal To, Byte
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9Search Greater Than or Equal To, B
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9Programming Examples for Array Sea
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9Press the2key:#0002 SREQB
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9After pressing the:INSKey: Program
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9Press the key sequenceOUT B Q1OUTM
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9Array Move, Bit (MOVABI) Function
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9Programming Examples for Array Mov
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9Press the3key:#0002 MOVABI
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9Press the key sequenceR1 0 0 :#000
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10Table 10-1. Non-System Errors - c
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Appendix A GlossaryAsection level 1
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AData MemoryUser references within
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AMemor y CardA memory cartridge con
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APreset ValueA numerical value spec
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ARungA unit of ladder logic. One ru
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AGlossary of Basic Instructions and
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BReferenceAddressSpecial Contact Re
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CFunctionNumberFunctionMnemonicTabl
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IndexCommunications module, enhance
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Indexnot equal comparison (DPNE) fu
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Indexverify RAM, 2-16Memory card, p
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Indexarray search, byte, 9-282array
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IndexStart/stop PLC, 2-9Statement L
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PrefaceThe Hand-Held Programmer Use
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PrefaceRelated Publications:For mor
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ContentsDual Use Checking Parameter
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ContentsChapter 6 Program Edit . .
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ContentsSection 4: Bit Operation Fu
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ContentsFigure 1-1. Series 90-30/20
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ContentsTable 7-9. Screen Format fo
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