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Chapter 9. User-defined Addresses
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Segment settings
Offset Item
100 Segment 1: SP
101 Segment 1: Time
102 Segment 1: PID group number
103 G.SOAK type
104 Segment 1: G.SOAK width
105 Segment 1: Segment event
106 to 109 (Reserved)
110 to 115 Segment 2: Same as for Segment 1.
116 to 119 (Reserved)
120 to 125 Segment 3: Same as for Segment 1.
126 to 129 (Reserved)
130 to 135 Segment 4: Same as for Segment 1.
136 to 139 (Reserved)
140 to 145 Segment 5: Same as for Segment 1.
146 to 149 (Reserved)
150 to 155 Segment 6: Same as for Segment 1.
156 to 159 (Reserved)
160 to 165 Segment 7: Same as for Segment 1.
166 to 169 (Reserved)
170 to 175 Segment 8: Same as for Segment 1.
176 to 179 (Reserved)
180 to 185 Segment 9: Same as for Segment 1.
186 to 189 (Reserved)
190 to 195 Segment 10: Same as for Segment 1.
196 to 199 (Reserved)
200 to 205 Segment 11: Same as for Segment 1.
206 to 209 (Reserved)
210 to 215 Segment 12: Same as for Segment 1.
216 to 219 (Reserved)
220 to 225 Segment 13: Same as for Segment 1.
226 to 229 (Reserved)
230 to 235 Segment 14: Same as for Segment 1.
236 to 239 (Reserved)
240 to 245 Segment 15: Same as for Segment 1.
246 to 249 (Reserved)
250 to 255 Segment 16: Same as for Segment 1.
256 to 259 (Reserved)
Handling Precautions
• For the data addresses of the reserved items, the value read is 0. In addition, 0
is the only value that can be written to them.
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