Mitsubishi MELFA CR1D - Page 199

4MELFA-BASIC IV
Detailed explanation of command words 4-186
Def IO (Define IO)
[Function]
Declares an input/output variable. Use this instruction to specify bit widths. M_In and M_Out variables are
used for normal single-bit signals, M_Inb and M_Outb are used in the case of 8-bit bytes, and M_Inw and
M_Outw are used in the case of 16-bit words.
Be aware that it is not allowed to reference output signals with variables declared using this instruction.
[Format]
[Terminology]
<Input/output variable name> Designate the variable name.
<Type designation> Designate BIT(1bit), BYTE(8bit), WORD(16bit) or INTEGER.
<Input/output bit No.> Designate the input(When referencing) or output(When assigning) bit No.
<Mask information> Designate when only a specific signal is to be validated.
[Reference Program]
(1) Assign the input variable named PORT1 to input/output signal number 6 in bit type.
1 Def IO PORT1 = BIT,6
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10 PORT1 = 1 ' Output signal number 6 turns on.
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20 PORT1 = 2 ' Output signal number 6 turns off.(Because the lowest bit of the numerical value 2 is
0.)
21 M1 = PORT1 ' Substitute the state of the input signal number 6 for M11.
(2) Assign the input variable named PORT2 to input/output signal number 5 in byte type, and specify the
mask information as 0F in hexadecimal.
1 Def IO PORT2 = BYTE, 5, &H0F
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10 PORT2 = &HFF ' Output signal number 5 to 8 turns on.
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20 M2 = PORT2 ' Substitute the value of the input signals 5 to 8 for the variable M2.
(3) Assign the input variable named PORT3 to input/output signal number 8 in word type, and specify the
mask information as 0FFF in hexadecimal.
1 Def IO PORT3 = WORD, 8, &H0FFF
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10 PORT3 = 9 ' Output signal number 8 and 11 turns on.
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20 M3 = PORT3 ' Substitute the value of the input signals 8 to 19 for the variable
M3.
Def[]IO[]<Input/output variable name> = <Type designation>, <Input/output bit No.>
[, <Mask information>]