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Programming Instructions
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9.6.4 Reading the Absolute Value (Actual Value)
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To read and evaluate actual absolute values,
parameterized
tracks or initial and end setpoints, a
prompt for updating bytes 4,5, and 6 of the output register must be given.
Byte 4 must provide an L read prompt.
L
= Read
~111
=
Setpoint
display
= Actual value display
Anf
= Initial
setpoint
End = End
setpoint
VZ
= Sign
7
7
15
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23
31
6
3
6
14
22
30
*
321
B
321
11 10 9
19
18 17
27 26 25
Bit
Byte O
1
2
3
4
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Anf= O
1.
Track No.
End= 1
0-31
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Setpoint
10
1
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S9tpoint
10
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Sdpoint 10
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16
24
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4 Absolute 10
1
Absolute 10
0
5 Absolute 10 3 Absolute 10
Z
When byte 4 is switched to the data bus, the following
bit patterns are
ossible
for prompting the absolute
P
values in the
fol
owing read cycle: Read the current
actual value of a channel via any track number.
For channel 1 track number O to 15 (any)
For channel 2 track number 16 to 31 (an )
Y
Example: Channel 2 (track number = 16
Note: Initial bit must be “O”.
5
Read Byte 7
N
SP
Bit=O
Y
1
Write Byte 4
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Read byte 7
Software-based deletion:
If the read bit = “1”, the actual value bit = “1” and the end bit = “1”, all
parameterized
data is deleted. Even when the track identifier changes, no
interrunt
is
triaaered.
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