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Chapter 9. User-defined Addresses
• The 2,000 data addresses for pattern settings and segment settings cannot
overlap with the user-defined addresses for other parameters.
• The number of data items that can be read or written with a one-frame
message depends on the type of communication.
Amount of data (p.7-5) (for Modbus/RTU)
Amount of data (p.8-5) (for Modbus/TCP)
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Decimal point
• For communication, the G.SOAK time pattern setting is converted to integer data
in accordance with the "Decimal point (G.SOAK time)" setting, and the SP and
G.SOAK width segment settings are converted in accordance with the "Decimal
point (SP, G.SOAK width)" setting.
0 to 4 decimal places can be set for "Decimal point."
Example: If "Decimal point" is set to 1, 0.1 in the setting would be converted to 1
for the purpose of communication.
If the SP = 12.345, it would be converted to 123 by multiplying by 10
and rounding off.
Writing of SP = 123 is converted to 12.300 by dividing by 10.
Example: If "Decimal point" is set to 2, 0.01 in the setting would be converted to 1
for the purpose of communication.
If the SP = 12.345, it would be converted to 1235 by multiplying by 100
and rounding off.
Writing of SP = 1235 is converted to 12.350 by dividing by 100.
• "Decimal point (G.SOAK time)" and "Decimal point (SP, G.SOAK width)" are
set separately for each pattern. To set these items, use the SLP-C7 Smart Loader
Package.
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PATTERN COMMUNICATION SETUP
To set the pattern start address, decimal point (SP, G.SOAK width), and decimal
point (G.SOAK time), use the SLP-C7 Smart Loader Package. An example is
presented here using the SLP-C7 screen.
(1) Open the Setup screen of SLP-C7 and click the [PATTERN COMMUNICATION
SETUP] icon.
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