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DEVICE EXPLANATION
9.2 Internal User Devices
9.2.4 Annunciator (F)
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9.2.4 Annunciator (F)
(1) Definition
Annunciators are internal relays used for fault detection programs created by the user.
(2) Special relay and special registers at annunciator ON
When annunciators switch ON, a special relay (SM62) switches ON, and the Nos. and
quantity of the annunciators which switched ON are stored at the special registers
(SD62 to 79).
Annunciator numbers stored in SD62 are also recorded in the operation
• error history
storage area.
POINT
Even if multiple annunciators are switched ON while the PLC is power-on, only
one annunciator number is stored in the operation
• error history storage area.
When an error is ended on a CPU module, the other annunciator numbers that
are ON can be stored in the error history storage area.
(3) Applications of annunciators
Using annunciators for a fault detection program, an equipment fault or fault
presence/absence (annunciator number) can be checked by monitoring the special
register (SD62 to 79) when the special relay (SM62) switches ON.
• Special relay : SM62 • • • • • Switches ON if even one annunciator switches ON.
• Special register : SD62 • • • • • No. of first annunciator which switched ON is stored
here.
SD63 • • • • • The number (quantity) of annunciators which are
ON is stored here.
SD64 to 79 • • • Annunciator Nos. are stored in the order in which
they switched ON.
(The same annunciator No. is stored at SD62 and
SD64.)
Example
The program which outputs the No. of the ON annunciator (F5).
Diagram 9.10 Detection and storage of annunciator ON
SD62BCDP
SM62
SET
F5
K4X120
X100
X102
SM62
SD62
SD63
SD64
SD65
SD79
0
0
[Fault detection program]
Output of annunciator
No. which switched ON
Annunciator ON detection
OFF to ON
0 to 5
0 to 1
0 to 5
- User's Manual 1
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 3
- [Design Precautions] 4
- [Installation Precautions] 5
- [Wiring Precautions] 5
- [Disposal Precautions] 9
- [Transportation Precautions] 9
- REVISIONS 10
- INDEX INDEX - 1 to INDEX - 2 14
- CHAPTER12 TROUBLESHOOTING 16
- APPENDICES 17
- Chapter heading 19
- Section title 19
- Reference destination 19
- CHAPTER1 OVERVIEW 23
- OVERVIEW 24
- 1.1 Features 25
- PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION 34
- SEQUENCE PROGRAM EXECUTION 36
- 3.1 Sequence Program 37
- 3.2 Concept of Scan Time 40
- SEQUENCE PROGRAM EXECUTION 41
- 3.3 Operation Processing 42
- 3.6 Data Clear Processing 47
- 4.1 Definition of I/O Number 54
- I/O NUMBER ASSIGNMENT 55
- 4.4 Checking the I/O Numbers 62
- 5.1 Memories by CPU Module 63
- Table5.2 Formatting necessity 64
- 5.1.2 Program memory 65
- Free space volume 67
- (4) Write to program memory 68
- 5.1.3 Standard ROM 69
- (4) Write to standard ROM 70
- 5.1 Memories by CPU Module 71
- Diagram 5.7 Boot file 72
- (3) Write to standard ROM 74
- 5.2 Program File Structure 76
- 5.2 Program File Structure 77
- 5.3.1 File operation 78
- a + 40 b 79
- 5.3.4 File size units 80
- CHAPTER6 FUNCTIONS 81
- 6.3 CPU access password 98
- FUNCTIONS 100
- 6.9 Constant scan 118
- 6.11 Clock Function 124
- 6.12 Remote Operation 127
- 6.13 Monitor Function 133
- 6.15 Watchdog Timer (WDT) 138
- 6.17 LED Display 142
- FUNCTION MODULE 143
- CHAPTER8 PARAMETERS 145
- 8.1 PLC Parameters 146
- PARAMETERS 147
- 8.2 Network Parameters 154
- CHAPTER9 DEVICE EXPLANATION 157
- 9.2 Internal User Devices 158
- DEVICE EXPLANATION 159
- 9.3 Internal System Devices 188
- 9.4 Nesting (N) 190
- 9.5 Constants 191
- 10.1 Scan Time 192
- CPU MODULE PROCESSING TIME 193
- 10.2 Other Processing Times 198
- CPU MODULE 199
- Section 9.2 200
- To Section 11.3 201
- 11.3 Boot run procedure 202
- MAIN.QPG 209
- App - 11 213
- App - 12 214
- App - 13 215
- App - 14 216
- App - 15 217
- App - 16 218
- App - 17 219
- App - 18 220
- App - 19 221
- App - 20 222
- App - 21 223
- App - 22 224
- App - 23 225
- App - 24 226
- App - 25 227
- Index - 1 228
- Index - 2 229
- WARRANTY 230
- 3. Limits on Damages 231
- 4. Delivery/Force Majeure 231
- 6. Arbitration 232
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