GE GFK-0804B manual Block Move, R001 0002 R004 R010 R020 R100

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Block Move

The Block Move function copies a selectable amount of data to a specified memory location. It works like a Move function, except that it copies more than 16 bits at a time. The options are explained below:

Option

Example

Description

Register > Register

R001 0002 > R004

R010 R020 > R100

Copies the contents of R001±R002 into R004±R005.

Copies the contents of R010 to R100 in incremental order, according to the length specified in R020. For example, if R020 contained the number 2, then the contents of R010±R011 would be copied onto R100±R101.

Coil (C) > Coil (C)

Output (O) > Output (O)

Input (I) > Output (O)

Input (I) > Coil (C)

Coil (C) > Output (O)

C001 0010 > C014

O001 0016 >O033

I004 0016 > O033

I016 0006 > C020

C001 0010 > O003

Copies Internal Relay status coils C001±C010 into C014±C023.

Copies 16 output bits from O001±O016 into O033±O048.

Copies 16 input bits (I001±I019) into outputs O033±O048.

Copies 6 input bits (I016±I011) into internal coils C010±C025.

Copies 10 bits from internal coils C001±C010 into outputs O003±O012.

Programming Software Instructions

1.Select B±Move (F6) from the Math/Move function keys.

	2.	Enter the number to be moved. This can be a constant, or the contents of a specified
		memory location (see above). For example: R001. Then press the Enter key.
	3.	Enter the data length. This can be a constant or the contents of a specified register
		location. The number may represent either bits or words of data, according to the
		data type being moved.
	4.	Enter a memory location to contain the result. Press the Enter key.
4-32	Micro PLC Programmer's Guide ± April 1994		GFK-0804B