l-.._ MESSAGE DISPLAY AREA
Fig. 4.41 Example of Message Display
(2) When the RESET key is depressed after re-
moving the cause of the alarm which dis–
played the message, the message display
and alarm state may be cleared.
Note: In some cases,
only the message display
is provided without displaying “ 400: SEQ
ERROR. “
4.3.9.3 Display and Deleting of Registered Program Number
(PROGRAM NO. TABLE ~r)’
This screen displays allregistered program num-
bers and the number of remaining characters in
the part program memory.
(1) The number of program numbers that can
.W
(2)
(3)
be registered depends on options.
1
No.
Max Number
I
Type
Program No.
of Programs
I
Table
1
1 99
~ Basic
01 to 02
——. — ——
—i —
2
199
Option 1 01 to 04
+——-
3’
999
Option 2 01 to19
All program numbers already registered are
displayed.
By depressing
a
~I)AC,E or
1
T—
key, the page shown below may be
:_PAGEj
obtained.
Depress the PROG key and then depress
ERASE key to delete part program.
REMAINING NUMBER OF CHARACTERS
IN PART PROGRAM MEMORY
The remaining number of characters in part
program memory is displayed in the lower
left corner of the screen.
Fig. 4,42
Note:
This screen displays only the register-
ed program numbers.
A program number is
registered by depressing the PROG function
key in EDIT mode.
The program directory screen used to be displayed
in the alarm functions, but is now improved to be
displayed in the program functions.
Therefore, the program directory screen is no
longer displayed in the alarm function.
In the program function, the program directly
screen and program screen are displayed
alternately regardless of the mode, each time the
m
II
@
1!screen is depressed.
When it is under
the edit mode, program 1/0 verification,and
deletion can be made on the program directly
screen.
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