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2-9-4 Rank
The rank marking is the function for varying character string using I/O connector by inputting character string corresponding
to I/O connector No, (D0 to D15) beforehand. Refer to “Rank Offset Marking” of “Safety / Setup / Maintenance Guide” for
control method with I/O.
Reference
• Rank marking function cannot be used in combination with serial data marking and equidistant marking on the ying
object.
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Description
1 Parallel Input :
Sets the input condition for the I/O connector No. (D0 to D15).
8 Bits × 2:
Enables to specify 16 bit (D0 to D15) to lower digit (D0 to D7) and higher digit (D8 to D15) as 8 bit data for each,
and also set two types of the marking character tables including 256 patterns from 0 to 255.
4 Bits × 4:
Enables to set 16 bit into four and specify as 4 bit data, and also set four types of the marking character tables
including 16 patterns from 0 to 15.
2 Rank No.:
Select rank No.
• In the case that the Parallel Input is 8 bit × 2:
0: Marking character table corresponding to lower 8 bit (D0 to D7) for number input.
1: Marking character table corresponding to higher 8 bit (D8 to D15) for number input.
• In the case that the Parallel Input is 4 bit × 4:
0: Marking character table corresponding to 4 bit (equal to 1/4) (D0 to D3) for number input.
1: Marking character table corresponding to 4 bit (equal to 2/4) (D4 to D7) for number input.
2: Marking character table corresponding to 4 bit (equal to 3/4) (D8 to D11) for number input.
3: Marking character table corresponding to 4 bit (equal to 4/4) (D12 to D15) for number input.
3 Marking Character:
Set the character string to be marked. Double-click on the marking character string area, or select the input line
and press [EDIT] to open the character input window.
Setting Range Up to 9 characters *
* Capital and small letters of alphabet, numerics, Katakana, Hiragana, Kanji (JIS level-1 and JIS level-2), symbols,
user registration characters
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