Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC iQ-R Series - Page 1067

7 APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
7.27 Module Access Instructions
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• When the read target module does not have a module name, the character string to be stored in (d)+1 and later is as
follows.
Ex.
The following table lists character string examples that are stored.
The following table lists character string examples that indicate the numbers of points.
If the number of points in the I/O assignment setting differs from that of the mounted module, the number of
points of the mounted module is stored.
• When reading the module name of the RnENCPU (CPU part) by specifying the I/O number, the following chracter string is
stored.
Ex.
The following table lists character string examples that are stored.
*1 For the RnENCPU (network part), the character string of the module selected on the Element Selection window for the Module
Configuration of the engineering tool is stored.
• Nine words are used.
• The name is stored in ASCII characters.
• 00H is stored in the 18th character.
• If the number of characters is less than 17, 00H is stored in the remaining characters.
• A character string consisting of a combination of "character string indicating the module type" and "character string indicating the number of points" is stored.
Target module Character string example stored
Input module INPUT_16
Output module OUTPUT_32
I/O combined module MIXED_64
Intelligent function module INTELLIGENT_128
Number of points Character string example that indicates the number of points.
16 point _16
32 point _32
48 point _48
64 point _64
128 point _128
256 point _256
512 point _512
1024 point _1024
I/O number of the module Character string example stored
3E00H R120ENCPU
0000H _RJ71EN71(E+CCIEF)
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