CV500BSC51 Omron, CV500BSC51 Datasheet - Page 50

• Manufacturer Part Number: CV500BSC51
• Description: Programmable Logic Controller
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of CV500BSC51

• Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C): No
• Leaded Process Compatible: No
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

Master Mode Functions
Note
2. Write the following 4 settings into buffer memory from the ladder program.
3. If the Data Send Completed Flag (bit 01 of n+5 in the allocated CIO area
4. When the data has been sent, the TALK Indicator will go OFF and the Data
Use the INTELLIGENT I/O READ and INTELLIGENT I/O WRITE instructions
(IORD(222) and IOWR(223)) to read and write data in the Unit’s buffer mem-
ory.
1. The data written to the transmission data area is not converted or checked
2. The individual transmission parameters (transmission delimiter specifica-
3. When the same settings are being used for all sending and receiving de-
4. The “number of bytes of transmission data” setting does not include the
5. The GP-IB Interface Unit automatically attaches the transmission delimiter
• Receiving device addresses
• Number of receiving device addresses
• Number of bytes of transmission data
• Transmission data
words) is OFF, turn ON (OFF
n).
At this point, the TALK Indicator will be lit.
Send Completed Flag (bit 01 of n+5) will go ON.
If the Data Send Completed Flag (bit 01 of n+5) is ON, the Send Data Re-
quest Bit (bit 01 of n) will be turned OFF in the user program.
for errors. If a delimiter code is included within the data, the data string will
be transmitted as-is and the specified delimiter code will be attached to the
end of the data string after the specified number of bytes have been trans-
mitted.
tion and timeout monitor time) will be overwritten with the settings in the
allocated DM area words when the power is turned ON.
vices, set the appropriate parameters in the allocated DM area words. It is
not necessary to set individual transmission parameters and individual re-
ception parameters in the buffer memory.
transmission delimiter.
to the data string. It isn’t necessary to include the delimiter at the end of
the transmission data written to buffer memory.
ON) the Send Data Request Bit (bit 01 of
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