YASKAWA yasnac i80m

•By
instructing
system
variable
#1032
on
the
right
side
of
an
operation
formula,
it
is
possible
to
read
all
of
the
above
32
in¬
put
signals
(U10
to
U131)
collectively
as
a
positive
decimal
value.
31
#1G32=2
#
C1000
+
0
X2
i
i=
0
l
•
It
is
impossible
to
place
a
value
by instructing
system
variables
#1000
to
#
1032
on
the
left
side
of
an
operation
formula.
(b)
Interface
output
signal
•
By instructing
system
variables#
1100
to#1131on
the
left
side
of
an
operation
formula,
it
is
possible
to
output
ON
OFF
signals
to
each
of
32
point
output
signals exclusively
used
for
a
macroprogram.
Table
2.14.17
shows
the
relationship
between
output
signals
and
system
variables:
Table
2.14.17
Interface
Output
Signal
and
System
Variables
System
Variables
#
lin?
#
no6
#
1105
It
1104
it
110.1
it
U01
It
1100
#
1102
Output
Signal
HO
7
UO
6
UO
5
UO
4
UO
3
UO
2
UO
1
UO
0
2'
2
‘
2
*
2*
2
*
2*
2
2°
System
Variables
#
1113
It
1115
it
1114
#
1110
It
1112
#
mi
#
1109
#
1108
Output
Signal
UO
15
UO
14
UO
13
UO
11
UO
12
UO
10
UO
9
UO
8
2
14
2,s
3
.3
2,J
2"
»
2
io
2*
System
Variables
ft
1123
It
1122
it
1121
#
1120
#1119
#
1117
It
1118
tt
1116
Output
Signal
UO
23
UO
22
2-
UO
21
UO
20
UO
19
UO
18
UO
17
UO
16
2
“
2
:l
2
10
2
14
2“
2
17
2
14
System
Variables
It
1130
It
1128
#
1131
#
1129
#
1127
#
1125
#
1126
tt
1124
UO
31
UO
29
Output
Signal
UO
30
UO
28
UO
27
UO
26
UO
25
UO
24
2“
2“
2
!*
2«
2.»r
2
2;*
2=4
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