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Shinko PC-935 series, PC-955 series Communication Instruction Manual

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COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PC-935, PC-955
(OPTION CODES: C, C5, SVTC)
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--- CONTENTS ---
1. System configuration
1.1 System configuration (1) RS-232C (option C) ------------------------------------------------------------- 3 (2) RS-485 multi-drop connection (option C5) -------------------------------- 3 (3) Setting value digital transmission (option SVTC) ------------------------ 3
1.2 Communication interface (1) RS-232C (option C) ------------------------------------------------------------- 4 (2) RS-485 (option C5) ------------------------------------------------------------- 4 (3) Setting value digital transmission (option SVTC) ------------------------ 4
2. Wiring connection
(1) RS-232C (option C) ------------------------------------------------------------ 5 (2) RS-485 (option C5) ------------------------------------------------------------ 5 (3) Setting value digital transmission (option SVTC) ----------------------- 6
3 Setup of the PC-900
-------------------------------------------------------------- 6
4. Communication procedure
------------------------------------------------- 7
5. Command configuration
5.1 Command configuration ---------------------------------------------------------- 7 (1) Command------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 (2) Response to the command -------------------------------------------------- 9
5.2 Checksum calculation------------------------------------------------------------- 10
6. Contents of the command
6.1 Notes on the setting command and reading command ------------------ 11
6.2 Command table -------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
7. Sample program
7.1 Sample program list -------------------------------------------------------------- 20
7.2 Operation method of the sample program ---------------------------------- 21
7.3 Notice when inputting the command ----------------------------------------- 25
8. Specifications
-------------------------------------------------------------------- 26
9. Troubleshooting
---------------------------------------------------------------- 26
10. ASCII code
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To prevent accidents arising from the misuse of this controller, please ensure the operator using it receives this manual.
Please read this Communication instruction manual along with the Insruction manual for PC-900.
Warning
Turn the power supply to the instrument off before wiring or checking. Working or touching the terminal with the power switched on may result in severe injury or death due to Electric Shock.
1. System configuration
1.1 System configuration
(1) RS-232C (option C)
(2) RS-485 multi-drop connection (option C5)
(3) Setting value digital transmission (option SVTC)
•
When executing Setting value digital transmission with option C
(With option C) (With option C)
•
When executing Setting value digital transmission with option C5
(With option C5)
Max. 31 units of FCD-100 or FCR-100 (with option C5)
Host computer
RS-232C
PC-900
PC-900
RS-232C
FCD-100 or FCR-100
PC-900
RS-485
FCD-100 or FCR-100
FCD-100 or FCR-100
FCD-100 or FCR-100
FCD-100 or FCR-100
Host computer
RS-485
No.0 No.1 No.2
No.30
PC-900
PC-900 PC-900 PC-900
RS-485
RS-485
Host computer
RS-232C
Communication
converter
No.0
No.1
No.30
PC-900
IF-300-C5
PC-900 PC-900
232C 485
RS-232C
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Setting value digital transmission (SVTC)
•
When the option C is applied to the PC-900, and if the Setting value digital transmission is selected during Communication mode by the front keypad, the main setting value of the PC-900 can be digitally transmitted to the FCD-100 or FCR-100 units that have option C. (Refer to the instruction manual for PC-900 on page 65) Only one FCD-100 or FCR-100 can be connected to the PC-900 at a time.
•
When the option C5 is applied to the PC-900, and the Setting value digital transmission is selected during Communication mode by the front keypad, the main setting value of the PC-900 can be digitally transmitted to those FCD-100 or FCR-100 units that have option C5. (Refer to the instruction manual for PC-900 on page 65) A maximum of 31 units of FCD-100 or FCR-100 can be connected to one PC-900.
Notices when using the option SVTC
• The memory can store up to 10,000,000 (ten million) entries. If the number of setting times exceeds the limit, the data will not be memorized. Be sure to select Lock 3 for the FCD-100 or FCR-100 when changing the setting value frequently via communication function to make memory use more efficient.
• When using the Setting value digital transmission function,
set the Setting value memory number of
the FCD-100 or FCR-100 to 1
. If it is not set to 1, malfunctions may occur.
• Match the transfer rate of the FCD-100 or FCR-100 to that of the PC-900.
• It is not necessary to set the instrument number for FCD-100 or FCR-100.
• When using the Setting value digital transmission function, the communication function (C, C5) is not available.
1.2 Communication interface (1) RS-232C (option C)
Characteristic (based on EIA RS-232C) Connection
Signal Code Signal direction Terminal No. Transmitting data TX Output 11 Receiving data RX Input 12 Signal ground or Common return COM 16
Cable length: Max. 10m
Adaptable connector and cable (Parts listed in the table below or their equivalents can be used)
Parts name Manufacturer Model D sub-connector DB-25PFT-N Connector cover
Japan Aviation Electronics Ind. Ltd.
DB-C2-J9
Cable Onamba Co., Ltd. OTSC-2PVB-7/0.32TA
(2) RS-485 (option C5)
Characteristic (based on EIA RS-485)
Connection
Signal Code Signal direction Terminal No. Inverted output YA Input, Output 11 Non-inverted output YB Input, Output 12 Signal ground or Common return COM 16
Cable length: Max. 1km
Adaptable connector and cable (Parts listed in the table below or their equivalents can be used)
Parts name Manufacturer Model D sub-connector DB-25PFT-N Connector cover
Japan Aviation Electronics Ind. Ltd.
DB-C2-J9
Cable Onamba Co., Ltd. OTSC-2PVB-7/0.32TA
(3) Setting value digital transmission (option SVTC)
Characteristic (option C) (based on EIA RS-232C)
Connection, Cable length, adaptable connector and cable are the same as item (1) above.
Characteristic (option C5) (based on EIA RS-485)
Connection, Cable length, adaptable connector and cable are the same as item (2) above.
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2. Wiring connection
Warning
Turn the power supply to the instrument off before wiring or checking it. Working or touching the terminal with the power switched on may result in severe injury or death due to Electric Shock. Moreover, the instrument must be grounded before the power supply to the instrument is turned on.
Notice: The terminal block of this instrument is designed to be wired from the left side.
The lead wire must be inserted from the left side of the terminal, and fastened by the terminal screw.
(1) RS-232C (option C)
Notice: For wiring, connect TXD (Host computer) with RX (PC-900), and RXD (Host computer)
with TX (PC-900) as shown below.
(Fig. 2-1)
(2) RS-485 (option C5)
When using communication converter IF-300-C5
• Connector: D sub 9-pin, D sub 25-pin
Connection: RS-232C RS-485 (Data transfer rate: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200bps)
COM
TX
RX
PC-900
Shield wire
D sub-connector
25-pin
12
11
16
TXD
RXD
GND
DCD
DTR
DSR
RTS
CTS
RI
3
2
5
1
4
6
7
8
9
TXD
RXD
SG
FG
RTS
CTS
DSR
DTR
CD
2
3
7
1
4
5
6
20
8
D sub-connector
9-pin
Host computer
11
16
IF-300-C5
COM
YA (-)
YB (+)
RS-232C RS-485
Shield wire
Shield wire
Host computer
YA (-)
YB (+)
COM
11
1
2
120 built-in terminator
RX
TX
COM
5
4
6
12
1
GND
11
16
COM
YA (-)
YB (+)
12
1
GND
120 terminator
PC-900
RXD
TXD
DCD
DTR
DSR
RTS
CTS
3
2
5
1
4
6
7
8
GND
RI
9
TXD
RXD
SG
FG
RTS
CTS
DSR
DTR
CD
2
3
7
1
4
5
6
20
8
D sub connector 25-pin
D sub connector 9-pin
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(3) Setting value digital transmission (option SVTC)
When option C is applied (Connection: RS-232C)
Notice:
For wiring, connect TX (PC-900) with RX (FCD-100 or FCR-100), and RX (PC-900) with TX (FCD-100 or FCR-100) as shown below.
When option C5 is applied (Connection: RS-485)
Shield wire
Connect only one side of the shield wire to the FG or GND terminal so that current cannot flow to the shield wire.
Notice: If both sides of the shield wire are connected to the FG or GND terminal, the circuit will
be closed between the shield wire and the ground. As a result, current will run through the shield wire and this may cause noise.
Never fail to ground FG and GND terminals.
Terminator (Terminal resistor)
Communication converter IF-300-C5 (sold separately) has a built-in terminator. The terminator is mounted at the end of the wire when connecting a personal computer with multiple peripheral devices. The terminator prevents signal reflection and disturbance.
3. Setup of the PC-900
•
It is necessary to set an instrument number to each of the PC-900 units individually when communicating
by connecting plural units.
•
Select a data transfer rate for the PC-900 according to that of the host computer. For the Setting value digital transmission, the data transfer rate must be the same between the PC-900 and FCD-100 or FCR-100.
•
For the instrument number setting, data transfer rate setting and communication mode selection, Refer to the instruction manual for PC-900 on pages 64, 65.
FCD-100 or FCR-100
11
16
COM
YA (-)
YB (+)
Shield wire
12
1
GND
11
16
COM
YA (-)
YB (+)
12
1
GND
120 terminator
COM
GND
1
PC-900
12
11
16
YA (-)
YB (+)
TX
RX
COM
GND
1
COM
TX
RX
FCD-100 or FCR-100
Shield wire
12
11
16
PC-900
12
11
16
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4. Communication procedure
•
RS-232C (option C), RS-485 (option C5)
Communication starts with command transmission from the host computer (hereafter Master) and ends with the response of the PC-900 (hereafter Slave).
• Response with data
When the master sends the reading command, the slave responds with the corresponding setting value or current status.
• Acknowledgement
When the master sends the setting command, the slave responds by sending an acknowledgement after the processing is terminated.
• Negative acknowledgement
When the master sends non-existent command or value out of the setting range, the slave returns a negative acknowledgement.
• No response
The slave will not respond to the master when there is
a framing error or checksum error.
(Fig.4-1)
Communication timing of the RS-485 (option C5)
Slave side
When the slave starts transmission to RS-485 communication line, the slave is arranged so as to provide an idle status (mark status)
transmission period of 1 or more characters
before sending the response to ensure the synchronization on the receiving side. The slave is arranged so as to disconnect the transmitter from the communication line
within a
1 character transmission period
after sending the response.
Master side (Notice on programming)
Set the program so that the master can disconnect the transmitter from the communication line
within a 1 character transmission period
after sending the command in preparation for reception of the response from the slave. To avoid the collision of transmissions between the master and the slave, send the next command after carefully checking that the master received the response.
Note:
When the master communicates with the slave through the line converter (IF-300-C5), it is not required to manage the transmission timing described above, because the converter automatically sets the transmission timing while interpreting the protocol.
(See pages 5 and 6 for RS-485 connection.)
5. Command configuration
5.1 Command configuration
All commands are composed of ASCII. The data (setting value, decimal number) is represented by hexadecimal figures, and ASCII code is used. The negative numbers are represented by 2's complement.
(Example)
Decimal number Hexadecimal figure 9999 270FH 1000 03E8H 100 0064H 1 0001H 0 0000H
-1 FFFFH
-100 FF9CH
-1000 FC18H
-1999 F831H
Command
Data
Command
Acknowledgement
Command
Negative
acknowledgement
Command
No response
Master Slave
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2’s complement
Find the 1’s complements first. 1’s complements: Reverse each binary bit. 0 will become 1 and vice versa.
(Example) If 1000 is converted to binary, it is written as follows.
0000 0011 1110 1000
0 3 E 8 (Hexadecimal)
If the converted value is reversed, it is written as follows. 1111 1100 0001 0111 This is the 1’s complements of 1000.
2’s complements: Add 1 to the 1’s complements.
If 1 is added to the 1’s complements of 1000. it is written as follows. 1111 1100 0001 0111
F C 1 8 (Hexadecimal)
This is the 2’s complements of 1000, that is -1000.
Step time and Time signal are converted to the minimum unit selected during Step time
unit selection (PC-900 manual p.68), then the values are converted to Hexadecimal figures. ASCII codes are used for the command. (Example: Time is represented with Hexadecimal figures as follows)
(Minute:Second)
Time Decimal number Hexadecimal figure 15 min. 30 sec. 930 seconds 03A2H 50 min. 40 sec. 3040 seconds 0BE0H
(Hour:Minute)
Time Decimal number Hexadecimal figure 1 hour 30 sec. 90 minutes 005AH 15 hours 50 sec. 950 minutes 03B6H
(1) Command
1
Header : STX (02H) fixed, Start of text
Control code to represent the beginning of the command (text)
ASCII codes are used.
2
Address : Numbers by which the master discerns each slave. Instrument number 0 to 94 (00H to 5EH) and Global address 95 (5FH) The numbers (20H to 7EH) are used by giving 20H of bias. 95 (7FH) is called Global address, which is used when the same command is sent to all the slaves connected. However, a response is not returned.
3
Sub address: (20H) fixed
4
Command type: Code to discern Setting command (50H) and Reading command (20H)
5
Data item : Data classification of the command object Composed of hexadecimal 4 digits (See pages 13 to 20.) 16
3
In the case of 0: Represents setting items such as Fixed value control parameter,
PID Auto-tuning performance, Attached function
and Auto/Manual control change. In the case of 1: Represents the Program pattern setting item In the case of 2: Represents the PID block setting group setting item In the case of 3: Represents the Wait block setting item In the case of 4: Represents the Alarm block setting item In the case of 5: Represents the Output block setting item In the case of 6: Represents the Time signal block setting item In the case of 7: Represents the setting items for Number of repeat and Pattern link designation of program control.
16
2
Represents the setting items for Pattern number (0 to 9) and Block number (0 to F).
16
1
Represents the Step number (0 to 9) setting item
16
0
Represents the setting items in the step or block.
Address
Command
type
Data item
Checksum
Delimiter
Header
Sub
address
Data
16
3
16116
0
16
2
16
3
16116
0
16
2
5
43 8
1 2
7
6
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Data item example (See pages 13 to 20)
• Control output (OUT1) proportional band setting in Fixed value control ---
• Alarm 3 setting in Fixed value control ----------------------------------------------
• Temperature setting for Pattern 5, Step 3 in program control ----------------
• Alarm 3 setting for Block 5 in Program control -----------------------------------
• Number of repeat setting for Pattern 8 in Program control -------------------
• Reading of current process variable ------------------------------------------------
6
Data : The contents of data (setting value) differ depending on the setting command. Composed of hexadecimal 4 digits (See pages 13 to 20.) Reading command has no data.
7
Checksum : 2-character data to detect communication errors (See page 10 for the calculation.)
8
Delimiter : ETX (03H) fixed, End of text Control code to represent the end of command (text)
(2) Response to the command
Response with data (Response to the reading command)
1
Header : ACK (06H) fixed, [Acknowledgement]
Control code to represent the beginning of the response
2
Address : Instrument number 0 to 95 (20H to 7FH) to which the response is transmitted.
The same code with the received command is used for the response.
3
Sub address: (20H) fixed
4
Command type
: Code to discern Setting command (50H) and Reading command (20H)
The same code with the received command is used for the response.
5
Data item : Data classification of the command object
Composed of hexadecimal 4 digits (See pages 13 to 20.) The same code with the received command is used for the response. 16
3
In the case of 0: Represents setting items such as Fixed value control parameter,
PID Auto-tuning performance, Attached function
and Auto/Manual control change. In the case of 1: Represents the Program pattern setting item In the case of 2: Represents the PID block setting group setting item In the case of 3: Represents the Wait block setting item In the case of 4: Represents the Alarm block setting item In the case of 5: Represents the Output block setting item In the case of 6: Represents the Time signal block setting item In the case of 7: Represents the setting items for Number of repeat and Pattern link designation of program control.
16
2
Represents the setting items for Pattern number (0 to 9) and Block number (0 to F). 16
1
Represents the Step number (0 to 9) setting item 16
0
Represents the setting items in the step or block.
Reading data item example (See pages 13 to 20)
• Control output (OUT2) proportional band setting in Fixed value control ---
• Alarm 3 setting in Fixed value control ----------------------------------------------
• Temperature setting for Pattern 7, Step 1 in program control ----------------
• Alarm 3 setting for Block 7 in Program control -----------------------------------
• Number of repeat setting for Pattern 2 in Program control -------------------
• Reading of current process variable ------------------------------------------------
0 0 0 2
0 0 0 9
1 5 3 0
4 5 0 2
7 8 0 0
0 0 8 0
0 0 0 6
0 0 0 9
1 7 1 0
4 7 0 2
7 2 0 0
0 0 8 0
Address
Command
type
Data item
Checksum
Delimiter
Header
Sub
address
Data
16
3
16116
0
16
2
16
3
16116
0
16
2
5
43 8
1 2
7
6
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10
6
Data : The contents of data differ depending on the reading command.
Composed of hexadecimal 4 digits (See pages 13 to 20.)
7
Checksum : 2-character data to detect communication errors (See page 10 for the calculation.)
8
Delimiter : ETX (03H) fixed, End of text
Control code to represent the end of response
Acknowledgement
1
Header : ACK (06H) fixed, [Acknowledgement]
Control code to represent the beginning of the response
2
Address : Instrument number 0 to 95 (20H to 7FH) to which the response is transmitted.
The same code with the received command is used for the response.
3
Checksum : 2-character data to detect communication errors (See page 10 for the calculation.)
4
Delimiter : ETX (03H) fixed, End of text
Control code to represent the end of response
Negative acknowledgement
1
Header : NAK (06H) fixed, [Negative acknowledgement]
Control code to represent the beginning of the response
2
Address : Instrument number 0 to 95 (20H to 7FH) to which the response is transmitted.
The same code with the received command is used for the response.
3
Error code : Represents an error type. Composed of hexadecimal 1 digit.
1 (31H)-----Non-existent command 2 (32H)-----Not used 3 (33H)-----Setting value outside the setting range 4 (34H)-----Status unable to set (e.g. AT is performing)
5 (35H)-----During setting mode by keypad operation
4
Checksum : 2-character data to detect communication errors (See page 10 for the calculation.)
5
Delimiter : ETX (03H), fixed, End of text
Control code to represent the end of response
5.2 Checksum calculation
Checksum is used to detect receiving errors in the command or data.
Set the program for the master side as well to calculate the checksum of the response
data from the slaves so that the communication errors can be checked.
The ASCII code (hexadecimal) corresponding to the characters which range from the address
to that before the checksum is converted to binary notation, and the total value is calculated.
The lower 2-digits of the total value are converted to 2’s complements and then to hexadecimal
figures, that is, ASCII code for the checksum.
Checksum calculation example
Main setting value: 600
(Fixed value control)
Address (instrument number): 0 (20H)
• 1’s complement: Reverse each binary bit. 0 will become 1 and vice versa.
• 2’s complement: Add 1 to 1’s complement.
AddressHeader
1 2
Checksum
Delimiter
3 4
AddressHeader
1 2
Checksum
Delimiter
3 4
Error code
5
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6. Contents of the command
6.1 Notes on the setting command and reading command
• It is possible to set the setting value by the setting command of the communication function even if the setting value is locked.
• Although the options are not applied, setting optional items is possible by the setting
command. However, they will not function.
• The memory can store up to 10,000,000 (ten million) entries.
If the number of setting times exceeds the limit, it cannot memorize the data. So frequent transmission via communication is not recommended.
• When connecting plural slaves, the address (instrument number) must not be duplicated.
• When sending a command by Global address [95 (7FH)], the same command is sent to all the
slaves connected. However, a response will not be returned.
• The instrument number and data transfer rate of the slave cannot be set by communication.
Set them by the PC-900 front keypad.
Setting command
• The settable range is the same as the one that can be set with the keypad. (Refer to the instruction manual for PC-900)
For communication command, refer to the Command table of this manual.
• All commands are composed of ASCII.
• The data (setting value, decimal) is converted to hexadecimal figures, and ASCII is used. Negative numbers are represented by 2's complement. When the data (setting value) has a decimal point, a whole number without a decimal point is used.
20H 20H 50H 31H 31H 31H 30H 30H 32H 35H 38H
0010 0000 0010 0000 0101 0000 0011 0001 0011 0001 0011 0001 0011 0000 0011 0000 0011 0010 0011 0101 0011 1000
+
10 0010 0010
[Hexadecimal] [Binary]
1101 1101
1
+
1101 1110
DE
44H
45H
[1's complement]
[2's complement]
[Hexadecimal]
[ASCII]
Checksum
STX ETX
P11100258
02H 20H 20H 50H 31H 31H 31H 30H 30H 32H 35H 38H 03H
[Characters above are represented by ASCII]
Checksum
Checksum calculation range
[e.g.]
D
44H 45H
E
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(Example)
If the sample program (pp.20, 21) is used, and when Program pattern 0 Step 0 temperature setting value is set to 600
(Instrument number : 0)
^B P 1 0 0 0 0 2 5
02H 20H 20H 50H 31H 30H 30H 30H 30H 32H 35H 38H
Data: 600
(0258H) Data item: Program pattern 0, Step 0 temperature setting value Command type: Setting Sub address: “ “ space fixed Address
: Instrument number 0(00H+20H=20H)
Header: STX Press the B key while holding down
the CTRL key.
Reading command
• All commands are composed of ASCII.
• The data (setting value, decimal) is converted to hexadecimal figures, and ASCII is used. Negative numbers are represented by 2's complement. When the data (setting value) has a decimal point, the response is returned as a whole number without a decimal point.
(Example)
If the sample program is used (P.20, 21), and when Program pattern 0, Step 0 temperature setting value is read by the reading command (Instrument number : 0)
^B 1 0 0 0
02H 20H 20H 20H 31H 30H 30H 30H
Data item: Program pattern 0, Step 0 temperature setting value Command type: Reading Sub address: “ “ space fixed Address:
Instrument number 0 (00H+20H=20H)
Header: STX Press the B key while holding down the CTRL key.
Converted from sending command to ASCII code
Converted from sending command to ASCII code
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6.2 Command table
Table below describes
4
Command type, 5 Data item and 6 Data. If the setting value of the data has a decimal point, the decimal point is ignored and it is converted to a hexadecimal figure.
Command
type
Data item Data
20H/50H 0001H Fixed value control
Main setting value setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0002H Fixed value control
Control output (OUT1) proportional band setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0003H Fixed value control
Integral time setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0004H Fixed value control
Derivative time setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0005H Fixed value control
Anti-reset windup setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0006H Fixed value control
Control output (OUT2) proportional band setting
Setting value (Multiplying factor to the control output (OUT1) proportional band)
20H/50H 0007H Fixed value control
Alarm 1 (A1) action point setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0008H Fixed value control
Alarm 2 (A2) action point setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0009H Fixed value control
Alarm 3 (A3) action point setting
Setting value
20H/50H 000AH Fixed value control
Alarm 4 (A4) action point setting
Setting value
20H/50H 000BH Automatic/Manual control change
mode
0000H: Automatic control 0001H: Manual control
20H/50H 000CH Manual manipulating value setting
(For automatic control, Negative acknowledgement is returned.)
Setting value
20H/50H 000DH PID auto-tuning action selection 0000H: PID auto-tuning
0001H: Multi-mode PID auto-tuning
20H/50H 000EH PID auto-tuning
Performance/Cancellation (For standby mode or Manual mode, Negative acknowledgement is returned.)
0000H: Cancellation 0001H: Performance
Address
Command
type
Data item
Checksum
Delimiter
Header
Sub
address
Data
16
3
16116
0
16
2
16
3
16116
0
16
2
5
43 8
1 2
7
6
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20H/50H 000FH Alarm 3 (A3) action form selection 0000H: No alarm action
0001H: High limit alarm 0002H: High limit alarm with standby 0003H: Low limit alarm 0004H: Low limit alarm with standby 0005H: High/Low limits alarm 0006H:
High/Low limits alarm
with
standby
0007H: High/Low limit range
alarm
0008H: High/Low limit range
alarm
with standby 0009H: Process high alarm 000AH: Process high alarm with standby 000BH: Process low alarm 000CH: Process low alarm with standby 000DH: Pattern end output
20H/50H 0010H Alarm 4 (A4) action form selection The same as Alarm 3 (A3) action
form selection
20H/50H 0011H Alarm 1 (A1) hysteresis setting Setting value 20H/50H 0012H Alarm 2 (A2) hysteresis setting Setting value 20H/50H 0013H Alarm 3 (A3) hysteresis setting Setting value 20H/50H 0014H Alarm 4 (A4) hysteresis setting Setting value 20H/50H 0015H Alarm 1 (A1) delayed timer setting Setting value 20H/50H 0016H Alarm 2 (A2) delayed timer setting Setting value 20H/50H 0017H Alarm 3 (A3) delayed timer setting Setting value 20H/50H 0018H Alarm 4 (A4) delayed timer setting Setting value 20H/50H 0019H Loop break alarm time setting Setting value 20H/50H 001AH Loop break alarm span setting Setting value 20H/50H 001BH Control output (OUT1)
proportional cycle setting
Setting value
20H/50H 001CH Control output (OUT1)
high limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 001DH Control output (OUT1)
low limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 001EH Control output (OUT1)
ON/OFF hysteresis setting
Setting value
20H/50H 001FH Control output (OUT1)
rate of change limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0020H Control output (OUT2)
proportional cycle setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0021H Control output (OUT2)
action selection
0000H: Air cooling 0001H: Oil cooling 0002H: Water cooling
20H/50H 0022H Control output (OUT2)
high limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0023H Control output (OUT2)
low limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0024H Control output (OUT2)
ON/OFF hysteresis setting 20H/50H 0025H Overlap band/Dead band setting Setting value 20H/50H 0026H Open/Closed output
dead band setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0027H Main setting value (SV)
high limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0028H Main setting value (SV)
low limit setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0029H Transmission output
mode selection
0000H: Process variable (PV) 0001H: Main setting value (SV) 0002H: Control output (OUT1) Manipulating value (MV)
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20H/50H 002AH Transmission output high limit setting Setting value 20H/50H 002BH Transmission output low limit setting Setting value 20H/50H 002CH Scaling high limit setting Setting value 20H/50H 002DH Scaling low limit setting Setting value 20H/50H 002EH Decimal point place selection 0000H: No decimal point
0001H: 1 digit after decimal point 0002H: 2 digits after decimal point
0003H: 3 digits after decimal point 20H/50H 002FH Sensor correction setting Setting value 20H/50H 0030H PV filter time constant setting Setting value 20H/50H 0031H Setting value lock selection 0000H: Unlock
0001H: Lock 20H/50H 0032H Step temperature setting value (SV)
(when program control start) setting
Setting value
20H/50H 0033H Program control start system
selection
0000H: PV start
0001H: PVR start
0002H: SV start 20H/50H 0034H Status after power failure restored
selection
0000H: Stop
0001H: Continuation
0002H: Halt 20H/50H 0035H Step time unit selection 0000H: Hour:Minute
0001H: Minute:Second 20H/50H 0036H Step time indicating method selection 0000H: Step remaining time
0001H: Step time setting value 20H/50H 0037H Step temperature indicating method
selection
0000H: Current step temperature
0001H: Step temperature setting
value 20H/50H 0038H Pattern end output time setting Setting value 20H/50H 0039H Step temperature setting value (SV)
when program end holding function
selection
0000H: Hold function is not applied 0001H: Hold function is applied
20H/50H 003AH Time signal 1 output/Status output
(RUN) selection
0000H: Time signal 1 output 0001H: Status output (RUN)
20H/50H 003BH Time signal 2 output/Status output
(HOLD) selection
0000H: Time signal 2 output 0001H: Status output (HOLD)
20H/50H 003CH Time signal 3 output/ Status output
(WAIT) selection
0000H: Time signal 3 output 0001H: Status output (WAIT)
20H/50H 003DH Time signal 4 output/ Status output
(FAST) selection
0000H: Time signal 4 output 0001H: Status output (FAST)
20H/50H 003EH Time signal 5 output/ Status output
(STOP) selection
0000H: Time signal 5 output 0001H: Status output (STOP)
20H/50H 003FH Running pattern number setting
[Effective when 0 is selected by external Pattern number selection,
and when the mode is in Program standby. (External selection has priority.)]
0000H: Running pattern number 0 0001H: Running pattern number 1 0002H: Running pattern number 2 0003H: Running pattern number 3 0004H: Running pattern number 4 0005H: Running pattern number 5 0006H: Running pattern number 6 0007H: Running pattern number 7 0008H: Running pattern number 8 0009H: Running pattern number 9
20H/50H 0040H Pattern number selection to be set 0000H: Pattern number 0
0001H: Pattern number 1 0002H: Pattern number 2 0003H: Pattern number 3 0004H: Pattern number 4 0005H: Pattern number 5 0006H: Pattern number 6 0007H: Pattern number 7 0008H: Pattern number 8 0009H: Pattern number 9
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50H 0041H Control mode change 0000H: Fixed value control
0001H: Program control
50H 0042H Program control Run/Stop
(For Fixed value control, Negative acknowledgement is returned.)
0000H: Stop 0001H: Run (includes Hold cancellation)
50H 0043H Holds the Progress time during
Program control. (For Fixed value control or Program standby mode, Negative acknowledgement is returned.)
0001H: HOLD
50H 0044H Advances the step to the next during
Program control.
(For Fixed value control or Program standby mode, Negative acknowledgement is returned.)
0001H: ADVANCE
50H 0045H The step reverts to the previous step
during Program control.
(For Fixed value control or Program standby mode, Negative
acknowledgement is returned.)
0001H: BACK ADVANCE
20H/50H 0046H Open output time setting Setting value 20H/50H 0047H Closed output time setting Setting value 20H/50H 1000H Temperature setting value for
Pattern 0, Step 0
Setting value
20H/50H 1001H Time setting value for
Pattern 0, Step 0
Setting value
20H/50H 1002H PID block number selection to be
used for Pattern 0, Step 0
0000H: Block number 0 0001H: Block number 1 0002H: Block number 2 0003H: Block number 3 0004H: Block number 4 0005H: Block number 5 0006H: Block number 6 0007H: Block number 7 0008H: Block number 8 0009H: Block number 9
20H/50H 1003H Time signal 1 Block number selection
to be used for Pattern 0, Step 0
0000H: Block number 0 0001H: Block number 1 0002H: Block number 2 0003H: Block number 3 0004H: Block number 4 0005H: Block number 5 0006H: Block number 6 0007H: Block number 7 0008H: Block number 8 0009H: Block number 9 000AH: Block number 10 000BH: Block number 11 000CH: Block number 12 000DH: Block number 13 000EH: Block number 14 000FH: Block number 15
20H/50H 1004H Time signal 2 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
20H/50H 1005H Time signal 3 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
20H/50H 1006H Time signal 4 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
20H/50H 1007H Time signal 5 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
20H/50H 1008H Time signal 6 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
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20H/50H 1009H Time signal 7 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
20H/50H 100AH Time signal 8 Block number selection
for Pattern 0, Step 0
The same as Time signal 1
20H/50H 100BH Wait block number selection
to be used for Pattern 0, Step 0
0000H: Block number 0 0001H: Block number 1 0002H: Block number 2 0003H: Block number 3 0004H: Block number 4 0005H: Block number 5 0006H: Block number 6 0007H: Block number 7 0008H: Block number 8 0009H: Block number 9
20H/50H 100CH Alarm block number selection
to be used for Pattern 0, Step 0
0000H: Block number 0 0001H: Block number 1 0002H: Block number 2 0003H: Block number 3 0004H: Block number 4 0005H: Block number 5 0006H: Block number 6 0007H: Block number 7 0008H: Block number 8 0009H: Block number 9
20H/50H 100DH Output block number selection
to be used for Pattern 0, Step 0
0000H: Block number 0 0001H: Block number 1 0002H: Block number 2 0003H: Block number 3 0004H: Block number 4 0005H: Block number 5 0006H: Block number 6 0007H: Block number 7 0008H: Block number 8 0009H: Block number 9
20H/50H 1010H Temperature setting value
for Pattern 0, Step 1
Setting value
20H/50H 199DH Output block number selection
to be used for Pattern 9, Step 9
0000H: Block number 0 0001H: Block number 1 0002H: Block number 2 0003H: Block number 3 0004H: Block number 4 0005H: Block number 5 0006H: Block number 6 0007H: Block number 7 0008H: Block number 8 0009H: Block number 9
20H/50H 2000H Control output (OUT1)
proportional band setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 2001H Integral time setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 2002H Derivative time setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 2003H Anti-reset windup setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
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20H/50H 2004H Control output (OUT2)
proportional band setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 2904H Control output (OUT2)
proportional band setting for Block number 9
Setting value
20H/50H 3000H Wait value setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 3900H Wait value setting
for Block number 9
Setting value
20H/50H 4000H Alarm 1 action point setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 4001H Alarm 2 action point setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 4002H Alarm 3 action point setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 4003H Alarm 4 action point setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 4903H Alarm 4 action point setting
for Block number 9
Setting value
20H/50H 5000H Control output (OUT1)
high limit setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 5001H Control output (OUT1)
low limit setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 5002H Control output (OUT2)
high limit setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 5003H Control output (OUT2)
low limit setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 5004H Control output (OUT1)
rate of change limit setting for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 5904H Control output (OUT1)
rate of change limit setting for Block number 9
Setting value
20H/50H 6000H Time signal output OFF time setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 6001H Time signal output ON time setting
for Block number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 6F01H Time signal output ON time setting
for Block number 15
Setting value
20H/50H 7000H Number of repeat setting
for Pattern number 0
Setting value
20H/50H 7001H Pattern link setting
for Pattern number 0 and 1
0000H: No link 0001H: Link
20H/50H 7901H Pattern link setting
for Pattern number 9 and 0
0000H: No link 0001H: Link
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Command
type
Data item Data
20H 0080H Current process variable (PV)
reading
Current process variable (PV)
20H 0081H Current Control output (OUT1)
Manipulating value (MV) reading
Current Control output (OUT1) Manipulating value (MV)
20H 0082H Current Control output (OUT2)
Manipulating value (MV) reading
Current Control output (OUT2)
Manipulating value (MV) 20H 0083H Current Setting value (SV) reading Current Setting value (SV) 20H 0084H Current Performing step remaining
time reading
Current step remaining time
20H 0085H Current Performing pattern and step
reading
160 digit: Performing pattern
16
1
digit: Performing step
16
2
, 163 digit: Not used, always 0
20H 0086H Current output status reading
[From control output (OUT1, Open) to Downscale]
2
0
digit: Control output
(OUT1, OPEN) 0: OFF 1: ON (Always 0 for current output) 2
1
digit: Control output
(OUT2, Closed) 0: OFF 1: ON
(Always 0 for current output)
2
2
digit: Alarm 1 (Pattern end) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
3
digit: Alarm 2 (Pattern end) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
4
digit: Alarm 3 (Pattern end) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
5
digit: Alarm 4 (Pattern end) output 0: OFF 1: ON
2
6
digit: Loop break alarm output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
7
digit: Upscale 0: OFF 1: ON 2
8
digit: Downscale 0: OFF 1: ON 2
9
to 215 digit: Not used, Always 0
20H 0087H Current output status reading
[From Time signal 1 (RUN) to Time signal 8 output]
2
0
digit: Time signal 1 (RUN) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
1
digit: Time signal 2 (HOLD)
output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
2
digit: Time signal 3 (WAIT) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
3
digit: Time signal 4 (FAST) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
4
digit: Time signal 5 (STOP) output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
5
digit: Time signal 6 output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
6
digit: Time signal 7 output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
7
digit: Time signal 8 output 0: OFF 1: ON 2
8
to 215 digit: Not used, Always 0
20H 0088H Current output status reading
[From Control mode to Program control (Wait)]
2
0
digit: Control mode 0: Fixed value 1: Program 2
1
digit: Automatic/Manual control 0: Automatic 1: Manual 2
2
digit: Auto-tuning 0: Cancellation
1: Performance
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2
3
digit: Program control 0: Stop 1: Performance 2
4
digit: Program control (Hold) 0: OFF 1: ON 2
5
digit: Program control (Wait) 0: OFF 1: ON 2
6
to 215 digit: Not used, Always 0
7. Sample program
7.1 Sample program list
1000 '************************************************************************************************* 1010 ' <SAMPLE1A.BAS> 1020 '
•
This program is a communication example for DCL-300, FCD-100, FCR-100, 1030 ' FCL-100, GCS-300, HCD-100, JCD-100, JCR-100, JCS-200, JCD-300, 1040 ' JCR-300, JCS-300, MCD-100, MCR-100, PC-800, PC-900 and PCD-300. 1050 '
•
Runs on the IBM PC and compatible PC with GW-BASIC. 1060 ' SHINKO TECHNOS CO., LTD. 1070 '************************************************************************************************* 1080 ' 1090 '************************************************ 1100 '* Initial * 1110 '************************************************ 1120 CRPMAX=25: 'maximum row line number (vertical) 1130 CMAX=80: 'maximum column number 1140 CRP=1: 'row line pointer 1150 CCP=1: 'column pointer 1160 DIM KD$(200): 'key input buffer 1170 CLS: GOSUB 1690 1180 OPEN "COM1:9600,E,7,1" AS #1 : '9600bps, even, data 7 bits data, 1 stop bit 1190 ON COM(1) GOSUB 1420 1200 COM(1) ON 1210 '************************************************ 1220 '* Main * 1230 '************************************************ 1240 B=1 1250 KD$(B)="" 1260 WHILE KD$(B)="": KD$(B)=INKEY$: WEND 1270 IF KD$(B)=CHR$(2) THEN KD$(1)=KD$(B):B=1 1280 IF KD$(B)=CHR$(&HD) THEN GOSUB 1340 ELSE GOSUB 1360: GOTO 1250 1290 FOR B=1 TO BMAX 1300 PRINT#1,KD$(B); 1310 NEXT B 1320 GOTO 1240 1330 ' 1340 GOSUB 1750: KD$(B)=CHR$(3): BMAX=B:GOSUB 1620 1350 RETURN 1360 GOSUB 1620 1370 IF B<200 THEN B=B+1 ELSE PRINT "Over flow ... Key input buffer": STOP 1380 RETURN 1390 '************************************************ 1400 '* Receiver * 1410 '************************************************ 1420 N=LOC(1):IF N=0 THEN RETURN 1430 D$=INPUT$(N,#1):CRPB=2 1440 FOR L=1 TO N 1450 RD$=MID$(D$,L,1) 1460 IF RD$ < " " THEN GOSUB 1520 ELSE GOSUB 1540 1470 NEXT L 1480 RETURN 1490 '************************************************ 1500 '* Display * 1510 '************************************************ 1520 GOSUB 1560:PRINT "^";:GOSUB 1560:PRINT CHR$(ASC(RD$)+ASC("@")); 1530 RETURN
1540 GOSUB 1560:PRINT RD$;
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1550 RETURN 1560 CCP=CCP+1:IF CCP=CMAX THEN CCP=1:GOSUB 1590 1570 LOCATE CRP+CRPB,CCP 1580 RETURN 1590 CRP=CRP+4:IF CRP=CRPMAX THEN CRP=1:CLS 1600 GOSUB 1690 1610 RETURN 1620 CRPB=0 1630 IF KD$(B) < " " THEN GOSUB 1650 ELSE GOSUB 1670 1640 RETURN 1650 GOSUB 1560:PRINT "^";:GOSUB 1560:PRINT CHR$(ASC(KD$(B))+ASC("@")); 1660 RETURN 1670 GOSUB 1560:PRINT KD$(B); 1680 RETURN 1690 LOCATE CRP+1,CCP:PRINT STRING$(CMAX,"-"); 1700 LOCATE CRP+CRPB,CCP 1710 RETURN 1720 '************************************************ 1730 '* Make SUM * 1740 '************************************************ 1750 SUM=0 1760 FOR LS=2 TO B-1 1770 SUM=SUM+ASC(KD$(LS)) 1780 NEXT LS 1790 SUMC$=RIGHT$("0"+HEX$(((NOT SUM)+1) AND &HFF),2) 1800 KD$(B)=LEFT$(SUMC$,1):GOSUB 1620:B=B+1 1810 KD$(B)=RIGHT$(SUMC$,1):GOSUB 1620:B=B+1 1820 RETURN 1830 END
7.2 Operation method of the sample program
(1) Before executing the sample program, check the following.
• S
ettings such as data transfer rate, instrument number are correct (option C5 for RS-485). (See p.6.)
• W
iring connections are correct.
When checking is completed, turn the power on.
(2) Start up the GW-BASIC.
Prepare the GW-BASIC and input as BASIC by key operation, and then press the
(Enter) key.
(3) Input the sample program and save the program as
“
SAMPLE1A. BAS".
OK 1000 '************************************************************************************************* 1010 ' <SAMPLE1A.BAS>
1020 '
•
This program is a communication example for DCL-300, FCD-100, FCR-100,
1030 ' FCL-100, GCS-300, HCD-100, JCD-100, JCR-100, JCS-200, JCD-300,
: :
: 1800 KD$(B)=LEFT$(SUMC$,1):GOSUB 1620:B=B+1 1810 KD$(B)=RIGHT$(SUMC$,1):GOSUB 1620:B=B+1 1820 RETURN 1830 END SAVE
“
SAMPLE1A.BAS",A
OK
(4) Load the sample program.
Input as underlined by key, and press the
(Enter) key.
OK load "SAMPLE1A.BAS"
When the load is completed, the display will be as follows.
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load "SAMPLE1A.BAS" OK
(5) Execute the sample program.
Input as underlined by key, and press the
(Enter) key.
OK RUN
When executed, the display appears as follows, it is the standby status for command input. The transmitting data is displayed above the line [-------], and the receiving data is displayed below the line.
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(6) As Example 1 below, execute the setting command of the main setting value.
(When the
main setting
value for Program pattern 0, Step 0 is set to 600 [Address: 0]) To execute the command, input it from header (STX) "^B" to data with the key, and press the
(Enter) key.
(Example 1)
^B
P
1 0 0 0 0 2 5 8
Data: 600
(0258H)
Data item: (1000H) Command type [Setting]: (50H) Sub address: 0 (20H) [00H + 20H = 20H]: " " space Address : 0 (20H) [00H + 20H = 20H]: " " space Header: STX (02H) Press the <B> while the <CTRL> is being pressed.
The checksum is automatically calculated, and it is sent with the delimiter (ETX).
^B P 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 8 E 0 ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H)
Checksum
When the command finishes normally, it responds as follows.
^F E 0 ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H) Checksum Address Header ACK (06H) Acknowledgement
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Check if the display is as follows.
^B P10000258E0^C
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­ ^F E0^C
As Example 2 below, execute the setting command of the main setting value. (When the main
setting
value for Program pattern 3 Step 4 is set to 850 [Address: 0])
To execute the command, input it from Header (STX) "^B" to Data with the key, and press the
(Enter) key.
(Example 2)
^B
P
1 3 4 0 0 3 5 2
Data: 850
(0352H)
Data item: (1340H) Command type [Setting]: (50H) Sub address: 0 (20H) [00H + 20H = 20H]: " " space Address : 0 (20H) [00H + 20H = 20H]: " " space Header: STX (02H) Press the <B> while the <CTRL> is being pressed.
The checksum is automatically calculated, and it is sent with the delimiter (ETX).
^B P 1 3 4 0 0 3 5 2 D E ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H)
Checksum
When the command finishes normally, it responds as follows.
^F E 0 ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H) Checksum Address Header ACK (06H) Acknowledgement
Check if the display is as follows.
^B P13400352DE^C
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
^F E0^C
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(7) Read the
Main setting value
(Example 1) set at item (6) by reading command. (Address: 0)
Input from header (STX) to Data item with the key, and press the
(Enter) key.
^B
1 0 0 0
Data item: (1000H) Command type [Reading]: (20H) Sub address: 0 (20H)
[00H + 20H = 20H]: "
" space
Address : 0 (20H)
[00H + 20H = 20H]: "
" space
Header STX (02H)
Press the <B> key while the <CTRL> key is being pressed.
The checksum is automatically calculated, and it is sent with the delimiter (ETX)
^B 1 0 0 0 D F ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H) Checksum
When the command finishes normally, it responds as follows. In the case of
Main setting value
600 , Program pattern 0, Step 0.
^F 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 8 1 0 ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H)
Checksum Setting value
[Main setting value 600
] Data item Command type
Sub address Address: 20H Header: ACK (06H)
[Acknowledgement] Check if the display is as follows.
^B P10000258E0^C
^B 1000DF^C
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
^F E0^C ^F
1000025810^C
Read the
Main setting value
(Example 2) set at item (6) by reading command. (Address: 0)
Input from Header (STX) to Data item with the key , and press the
(Enter) key.
^B
1 3 4 0
Data item: (1340H) Command type [Reading]: (20H) Sub address: 0 (20H)
[00H + 20H = 20H]: "
" space
Address : 0 (20H)
[00H + 20H = 20H]: "
" space
Header STX (02H)
Press the <B> key while the <CTRL> key is being pressed.
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The checksum is automatically calculated, and it is sent with the delimiter (ETX)
^B 1 3 4 0 D 8 ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H) Checksum
When the command finishes normally, it responds as follows. In the case of
Main setting value 85
0 , Program pattern 3, Step 4.
^F 1 3 4 0 0 3 5 2 0 E ^C
Delimiter ETX (03H)
Checksum Setting value
[Main setting value 850
] Data item Command type
Sub address Address: 20H Header: ACK (06H) [Acknowledgement]
Check if the display is as follows.
^B P13400352DE ^ C
^B 1340D8^C
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
^F E0^C ^F
134003520E^C
(8) The communication test can be executed for other command in the same way.
7.3 Notice when inputting the command
•
All commands are composed of ASCII codes.
•
Data Positive number (+): Convert to hexadecimal figure.
(Example) Main setting value 1000
in Fixed value control
1000 03E8H
Negative number (-): Convert to hexadecimal figure.
(Example) Main setting value -10
in Fixed value control
-10 FFF6H Decimal point: Convert to hexadecimal figure, ignoring the decimal point.
(Example) Control output (OUT1) proportional band 2.5%
25 0019H
•
If power failure occurs during communication, the data cannot be guaranteed.
•
Control code Because the code cannot be indicated on the CRT display, the control code is indicated with the letters “^” and values to which 40H of bias are added. .
Control code CRT display Key operation STX (02H) ^B (“^”) and 02H + 40H”) Press the B key while holding down the CTRL key. ETX (03H) ^C (“^”) and 03H + 40H”) Press the C key while holding down the CTRL key. ACK (06H) ^F (“^”) and 06H + 40H”) Press the F key while holding down the CTRL key. NAK (15H) ^U (“^”) and 15H + 40H”) Press the U key while holding down the CTRL key.
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8. Specifications
Communication system: Half-duplex Data transfer rate : 9600bps (2400, 4800, 9600, 19200bps) Selectable by keypad operation Synchronous system : Start-stop synchronous Code form : ASCII Error detection : Parity check, Checksum Error correction : Command request repeat system Data format Start bit : 1 Data bit : 7 Parity : Even parity Stop bit : 1
9. Troubleshooting
If any malfunctions occur, refer to the following items after checking the power supply to the master and the slave.
• Problem: Communication failure Check the following
The connection or wiring of communication is not secure. (See pp.5, 6) Burnout on the communication cable or imperfect contact with the connector. Data transfer rate of the slave does not coincide with that of the master. (See p.6) The data bit, parity and stop bit of the master do not accord with those of the slave. (See p.26) The instrument number (address) of the slave does not coincide with that of the command. The instrument number (address) is duplicated in multiple slaves. (See p.6) When communicating without using Shinko communication converter (IF-300-C5), make sure that the program is appropriate for the transmission timing. (See p.7) Check if the setting value memory number of FCD-100 or FCR-100 is set to 1 when using Setting value digital transmission (option: SVTC) function (See p.4)
•
Problem: Though it is able to communicate, the response is 'NAK'
.
Check the following
Check whether a non-existent command code has been sent or not. (See pp.13 to 20) The setting command data goes outside the setting range of the slave. (Refer to the instruction manual for PC-900) The controller cannot be set when a function such as AT is performing. The operation mode is under the front keypad operation setting mode.
If you have any inquiries, please consult our agency or the shop where you purchased the unit.
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10. ASCII code
b7 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 b6 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 b5 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1
b4 b3 b2 b1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
0 0 0 0 0 NUL
DLE
(TC7
)
SP 0 @ P
p
0 0 0 1 1
SOH
(TC1)
DC1 ! 1 A Q a q
0 0 1 0 2
STX
(TC2
)
DC2 ” 2 B R b r
0 0 1 1 3
ETX
(TC3)
DC3 # 3 C S c s
0 1 0 0 4
EOT
(TC4)
DC4 $ 4 D T d t
0 1 0 1 5
ENQ
(TC5)
NAK
(TC8)
% 5 E U e u
0 1 1 0 6
ACK
(TC6)
SYN
(TC9)
& 6 F V f v
0 1 1 1 7 BEL
ETB
(TC10)
’ 7 G W g w
1 0 0 0 8
BS
(FEO)
CAN ( 8 H X h x
1 0 0 1 9
HT
(FE1)
EM ) 9 I Y i y
1 0 1 0 A
LF
(FE2)
SUB ＊ : J Z j z
1 0 1 1 B
VT
(FE3)
ESC + ; K [ k {
1 1 0 0 C
FF
(FE4)
FS
(IS4)
, < L
l
1 1 0 1 D
CR
(FE5)
GS
(IS4)
– = M ] m }
1 1 1 0 E SO
RS
(IS4)
. > N ^ n
1 1 1 1
F SI
US
(IS4)
? O - o DEL
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