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TXD
or
Inching
is selected as
Type
:
Status Device Address:
Specify the destination word device for the transmitted or received data size and error information. Error
information and command data size is stored at the beginning of the configured device address. When data
transmission or receiving has not successfully completed, the value of each bit changes to 1. The bits of the Status
Device Address changes to 0 when the trigger condition is satisfied and they are not changed to 0 automatically.
When
Always Enabled
is selected in
Trigger Condition
of receive command, the value of the Status Device
Address is kept as long as a Clear command is not executed.
You can only specify an internal device.
Click
to display the Tag Editor. For the device address configuration procedure, refer to Chapter 2 “5.1 Device
Address Settings” on page 2-70.
Example: When LDR110 is configured as
Status Device Address
Address
number
Bit
Function
Cause
Solution
+0
0
BCC Error
• The Calculation Start Position and Calculation
End Position are not stored in 1 frame.
• The Calculation End Position is set before
Calculation Start Position.
Change the Calculation
Start Position and
Calculation End Position
settings.
• When Calculation Type is
Modbus ASCII
(LCR)
, the data size from Calculation Start
Position to Calculation End Position is odd
bytes.
• The ASCII data contains data other than ASCII
(30h to 39h, 41h to 46h) data.
Change the Calculation
Start Position and
Calculation End Position
settings and the
transmission data.
1, 2 Reserved
3
Registering Constant
Data Error
When data type is
Registering Constant
(Character)
or
Registering Constant
(Hexadecimal)
, the value of the Index Device
Address does not match the Index No. of the
registered Registering Constant.
Change the data stored in
the Index Device Address.
4
Reserved
5
Use Reference Device
Data Error
When data type is
Device Address
and the
Use Reference Device Address
check box is
selected, the device address in which the value
of the Reference Device Address is stored as
offset has exceeded the valid range.
Change the value stored in
the Reference Device
Address.
6
Device Data Variable
Specification Error
When data type is
Device Address
, the
Variable
check box is selected and
Device
Address
is selected, the value of device
address is negative or exceeds the setting
(number of bytes x number of words).
Change the value of device
address to a positive value
or to a value that does not
exceed the setting (number
of bytes x number of
words).
7
Transmission
Command Abandon
Error
When transmitting command after the Trigger
Condition is satisfied, the command with the
same Command No. was transmitting or
transmission (transmission is not completed).
Increase the time interval
for starting transmission.
8
Inching Transmission
Command Abandon
Error
The processing to send the inching function
command did not complete within the time set
by
Execution Interval
(transmission is not
completed)
Increase the Execution
Interval for inching.
9 to 15 Reserved
LDR110
LDR111
Error information and time out information
Transmitted or received data size (bytes)
(Starting address number) +0
+1
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