Generation of BCC HI ASCII characters "32" =2
#w_bcc_value 0025
UW w#16#F0 00F0 //Hide lower half-byte
= 0020
SLW 4 0200 //Push a half-byte to the left
OW w#16#3000 3000 //Request 3000 Hex
= 3200
Generation of BCC LO ASCII characters "35" =5
#w_bcc_value 0025
UW w#16#F 000F //Hide upper half-byte
= 0005
OW w#16#30 0030 //Request 30 Hex
= 0035
The BCC is then written in word 20 of the data block (L DBW [#d_loop_akt] )
Description of the FC 24 (CHK BCC)
The program of the FC24 is largely identical to that of the FC23. At the end, the calculated block
check is compared with the block check of the received data. The #RETVAL output parameter is
output:
• 0: Block check OK or
• -1: Block check error
9.6.4 "CP440 MASTER" Program Example
This example describes the communication between a master and several slaves. You can nd
the program sections for the individual slaves in the "CP440 SLAVE" program example.
In OB1 the pattern is set for communication with a partner. The branch table in the "Select Slave"
program section is used for this. Depending on the value in MW 8, either communication to slave
1 (FC 1 call) or 2 (FC 2 call) is selected. The program can be adapted to include additional slaves.
In FC 1 a send job ("execute new Send-Job" program section with FC 11 call) and the associated
receive job ("execute Recv-Job" program section with FC 21 call) are called by the slave for the
response. The counter "START_TIMER" for monitoring the response is started with the send job.
If the slave does not respond within the set monitoring time, the timed period expires and there
is a switch to the next slave.
Programming Example for Standard Function Blocks
9.6 Activation, Startup Program and Cyclic Program
Point-to-point connection CP 440 Installation and Parameter Assignment
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