Omron NT600M Specifying PC Addresses for Direct Connection, Conversion, Indication on Displays

Models: NT600M NT-series NT20M

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Direct Connection

 

Section 1-15

 

4.

Create the required screens, making all settings required for direct con-

 

 

 

nection.

 

5.

Save the screens.

 

6.

Transfer the screens to the PT or write them to ROM.

Conversion

Screen files that were created with direct connection turned OFF can be

 

loaded with direct connection turned ON to convert the screens for use with

 

direct connection. Once files are created for or converted to direct connec-

 

tion, they cannot be loaded with direct connection turned OFF in the Tool

 

Settings and cannot be converted back for use without direct connection.

Indication on Displays

Displays on the File Selection Display and the Screen Selection display will

 

indicate whether or not direct connection has been set. If direct connection

has been set, ª-Oº (for OMRON) will be added after the PT model name fol- lowing the ªFile Listº title on the File Selection Display. The help message area on the Screen Selection Display will also indicate whether or not direct connection has been used together with the file size.

1-15-1 Specifying PC Addresses for Direct Connection

The function keys are allocated as shown in the following table when specify- ing bit and word addresses in PC memory. The values in parentheses indi- cate the maximum word address possible for the largest PC memory. Actual memory sizes vary, however, with the model of PC. Refer to your PC's opera- tion manual for specific limits.

Key

Area

 

 

F1

AR (511)

 

 

F2

HR (99)

 

 

F3

LR (63)

 

 

F4

DM (9999)

 

 

F5

CNT (1023)

 

 

F6

TIM (1023)

 

 

F7

CIO, IR, SR (2555) (displayed as

 

I/S)

 

 

Home

None

The areas that can be designated for direct connection are as shown in the following table.

Item

Memory unit

Designation

 

 

 

Lamps

Bit

IR, SR (CIO), AR, or LR bit addresses.

 

 

DM word address can also be designated with

 

 

bit specifications.

Touch switches

 

 

Timers and counters cannot be designated.

 

 

 

 

(See note.)

 

 

 

Numeral display

Word

IR, SR (CIO), AR, LR, or DM word addresses.

 

 

Timer and counter numbers can also be

Bar graphs

 

 

 

specified to designate PVs.

Numeral editing

 

 

 

 

 

 

Character string

 

IR, SR (CIO), AR, LR, or DM word addresses.

display

 

Timer and counter numbers cannot be

 

 

 

 

specified.

Note If touch switches are set to write to bits in the DM area (notify bits), the touch switch will control the status of the specified bit and all other bits in the speci- fied word will be turned OFF (0).

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Omron NT600M, NT-series, NT20M Specifying PC Addresses for Direct Connection, Conversion, Indication on Displays, Key Area

NT600M, NT-series, NT20M specifications

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