DVP-15MC Series Motion Controller Operation Manual 
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Function  Data type  Valid range 
Done 
TRUE When the configuration of Link parameters is 
successful. 
BOOL 
TRUE / FALSE 
Error 
TRUE when an error occurs in execution of the 
instruction. 
BOOL  TRUE / FALSE 
Error ID 
Contains the error code when an error occurs. Please 
refer to section 12.2 for the corresponding error ID. 
WORD   
  Output Update Timing 
Parameter Name  Timing for changing to TRUE  Timing for changing to FALSE 
Done 
  When the  configuration of 
parameters 
Execute  changes from  FALSE
  When  Execute  changes  from TRUE 
FALSE 
Error 
  When the  configuration of
parameters  is  in
Execute  changes from  FALSE
to TRUE.   
  When  Execute  changes  from TRUE to 
FALSE   
  When  Execute  is  re-triggered after 
parameter  configuration  is  modified
  Output Update Timing Chart 
Execute
Done
Error
ErrorID
Case 1 Case 2
 
Case 1: When the configuration of parameters is correct and Execute changes from FALSE to TRUE, 
Done changes from FALSE to TRUE. 
Case 2: When the configuration of parameters is incorrect and Execute changes from FALSE to TRUE, 
Done is FALSE and Error changes from FALSE to TRUE. 
  Function 
RS232_Link_Config is used to configure parameters for 232 communication Link. The firmware of V1.01 
and above supports the function. 
  Precaution   
1.  ObjType is the data type of the read and written parameter. When ObjType is 0, it means to read and 
write the word register of the slave. The range of Write_Length and Read_Length is 0~100 and the 
values of Write_Length and Read_Length can not be 0 at the same time.   
When ObjType is 1, it means to read and write the bit register of the slave. The range of Write_Length 
and Read_Length is 0~256 and the values of Write_Length and Read_Length can not be 0 at the 
same time. For local addresses, you can directly fill addresses, variables combined with addresses, 
arrays combined with the starting addresses. 
 
2.  For local address to fill the %MB address, you can only fill the low byte of the %MW address rather 
than the high byte.