Omron V022-E3-1 operation manual Section, is explained

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In this section, the procedure for changing the display contents by using method

(1) is explained.

Method (2) involves changing the contents of the allocated table. For details, refer to the sections on memory table copy (page 175) and changing displayed numer- als or character-strings (direct specification) (page 170).

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AaBb

Indirect numeral table 41		Allocated word (numeral table 41)
	0039		0	0	3	9	￿0039
Character-string memory table 39
	AaBb

Character-string memory table 40

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Reference This method is convenient when switching the display at the same location, for example when monitoring a series of words, or when using unique codes to speci- fy individual character strings, etc.

Procedure 1. Set the PC area for allocation of the numeral memory table to be referenced in indirect specification using the support tool.

2.When using the support tool to create screen data, register on the screen the numeral memory table referenced in indirect specification. Specify the “indi- rect” option for the reference method.

In the case of a character string, use the “character display” function of the support tool to specify the numeral memory table.

In the case of a numerical value, use the “numeral display” function of the sup- port tool to specify the numeral memory table.

3.Use the “table edit” function of the support tool to write the actually displayed data to the memory table for display. If displaying a numerical value, use a nu- meral memory table and if displaying a character string use a character string memory table.

4.Create a PC program to change the contents of the word allocated to the nu- ￿meral memory table referenced in the indirect specification.

Notes on writing memory table numbers

When writing the number of the memory table for display to the numeral memory table referenced in indirect specification, always specify it in BCD. Also, be sure to specify a number within the range of memory table numbers that actually exist (Numeral memory table : 0 to 511, Character string memory table : 0 to 255). If the contents of the numeral memory table for indirect specification are speci- fied in hexadecimal format, or the number specified is outside the valid range for

￿memory table numbers, the display is not updated. Notes on writing character strings

The points to note when displaying character strings are the same as those de- scribed for direct specification. See “Important points when writing a character string” (page 171).

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