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OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series Reference Manual (1308 pages)
Brand: OMRON
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Category: Controller
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Size: 35.57 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
37
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About this Manual
7
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Intended Audience
8
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Related Manuals
26
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Safety Precautions
29
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General Precautions
30
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Application Precautions
32
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Table of Contents
37
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
39
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
40
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Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
42
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Specifying Operands
49
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Specifying Operands
50
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Data Formats
57
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Section 2 Summary of Instructions
61
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Summary of Instructions
61
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Instruction Set and CPU Unit Support for Individual Instructions
62
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Instruction Functions
71
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Sequence Input Instructions
71
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Sequence Output Instructions
73
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Sequence Control Instructions
76
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Timer and Counter Instructions
80
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Comparison Instructions
85
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Data Movement Instructions
89
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Data Shift Instructions
92
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Increment/Decrement Instructions
96
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Symbol Math Instructions
97
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2-2-10 Conversion Instructions
102
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2-2-11 Logic Instructions
110
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2-2-12 Special Math Instructions
112
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2-2-13 Floating-Point Math Instructions
113
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2-2-14 Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
118
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Table Data Processing Instructions
122
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Tracking Instructions
127
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2-2-17 Data Control Instructions
129
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2-2-18 Subroutine Instructions
133
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2-2-19 Interrupt Control Instructions
134
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(CJ2M-CPU@@ and CJ1M-CPU21/22/23 Only)
136
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2-2-20 High-Speed Counter and Pulse Output Instructions
136
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2-2-21 Step Instructions
138
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2-2-22 Basic I/O Unit Instructions
138
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2-2-23 Serial Communications Instructions
142
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2-2-24 Network Instructions
144
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2-2-25 File Memory Instructions
147
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2-2-26 Display Instructions
149
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2-2-27 Clock Instructions
149
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2-2-28 Debugging Instructions
150
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2-2-29 Failure Diagnosis Instructions
151
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2-2-30 Other Instructions
152
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2-2-31 Block Programming Instructions
153
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2-2-32 Text String Processing Instructions
159
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2-2-33 Task Control Instructions
162
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(CPU Unit Ver. 3.0 or Later and CJ2 CPU Units Only)
163
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Model Conversion Instructions
163
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2-2-35 Special Function Block Instructions
164
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2-2-36 SFC Instructions
165
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Section 3 Instructions
167
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Instructions
167
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Notation and Layout of Instruction Descriptions
173
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Condition Flags
175
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Sequence Input Instructions
176
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Ld/Ld Not
178
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And/And Not
180
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Or/Or Not
182
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And Ld/Or Ld
184
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Not
187
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Up/Down
188
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Ld Tst/Ld Tstn
190
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And Tst/And Tstn
192
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Or Tst/Or Tstn
194
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Out/Out Not
196
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Sequence Output Instructions
196
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Keep
200
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Difu
204
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Difd
206
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Set/Rset
208
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Seta/Rsta
210
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Setb/Rstb
212
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Outb
214
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Sequence Control Instructions
216
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End
219
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Nop
220
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Il/Ilc
221
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Milh/Milr/Milc
225
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Jmp/Jme
234
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Cjp/Cjpn
237
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Jmp0/Jme0
240
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For/Next
243
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Break
246
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Timer and Counter Instructions
247
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Tim/Timx
255
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Timh/Timhx
259
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Tmhh/Tmhhx
263
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Timu/Timux
266
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Tmuh/Tmuhx
269
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Ttim/Ttimx
272
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Timl/Timlx
275
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Mtim/Mtimx
278
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Cnt/Cntx
282
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Cntr/Cntrx
285
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Cnr/Cnrx
288
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Trset
290
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Comparison Instructions
291
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Dt, <>Dt, <Dt, <=Dt, >Dt, >=Dt
295
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Cmp/Cmpl
299
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Cps/Cpsl
302
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Mcmp
305
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Tcmp
307
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Bcmp
309
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Bcmp2
311
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Zcp/Zcpl
314
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Data Movement Instructions
321
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Mov/Movl
321
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Mvn/Mvnl
324
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Movb
326
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Movd
328
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Xfrb
330
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Xfer
332
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Bset
334
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Xchg/Xcgl
336
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Dist
338
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Coll
340
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Movr/Movrw
342
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Data Shift Instruction
345
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Sft
345
-
Sftr
347
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Asft
349
-
Wsft
351
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Asl/Asll
353
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Asr/Asrl
355
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Rol/Roll
357
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Rlnc/Rlnl
359
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Ror/Rorl
361
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Rrnc/Rrnl
363
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Sld/Srd
365
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Nsfl/Nsfr
367
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Nasl/Nsll
370
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Nasr/Nsrl
373
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Increment/Decrement Instructions
376
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B/++Bl
382
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Symbol Math Instructions
388
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C/+Cl
390
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B/+Bl
392
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Bc/+Bcl
394
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C/-Cl
400
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B/-Bl
403
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Bc/-Bcl
406
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U/*Ul
410
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B/*Bl
412
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U, /Ul
416
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B, /Bl
418
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Bin/Binl
420
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Conversion Instructions
420
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Bcd/Bcdl
422
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Neg/Negl
425
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Sign
427
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Mlpx
429
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Dmpx
434
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Asc
439
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Hex
443
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Line
448
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Colm
450
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Bins/Bisl
452
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Bcds/Bdsl
457
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Gry
461
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Gray_Bin/Gray_Binl
466
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Bin_Gray/Bin_Grayl
468
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Str4/Str8/Str16
470
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Num4/Num8/Num16
473
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Andw/Andl
476
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Logic Instructions
476
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Orw/Orwl
478
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Xorw/Xorl
480
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Xnrw/Xnrl
482
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Com/Coml
484
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Rotb
486
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Special Math Instructions
486
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Root
488
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Apr
491
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Fdiv
500
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Application Example
502
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Bcnt
503
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Floating-Point Math Instructions
505
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Fix/Fixl
510
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Flt/Fltl
512
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F, -F, *F, /F
514
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Rad
518
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Deg
520
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Sin/Cos/Tan
522
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Sinq/Cosq/Tanq
525
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Asin/Acos/Atan
529
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Sqrt
532
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Exp
534
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Log
536
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Pwr
538
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F, <>F, <F, <=F, >F, >=F
540
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Fstr
543
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Fval
548
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Movf
552
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Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
553
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Fixd/Fixld
559
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Dbl/Dbll
561
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+D, -D, D, /D
563
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Radd
566
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Degd
568
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Sind/Cosd/Tand
570
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Asind/Acosd/Atand
573
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Sqrtd
576
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Expd
578
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Logd
580
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Pwrd
582
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D, <>D, <D, <=D, >D, >=D
584
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Table Data Processing Instructions
587
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Sset
592
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Push
595
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Lifo/Fifo
597
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Snum
601
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Sread
603
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Swrit
606
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Sins
609
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Sdel
612
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DIM
615
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Setr
617
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Getr
619
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Srch
621
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Related Auxiliary Area Words and Bits
622
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Swap
624
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Max/Min
626
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Maxl
630
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Maxf
633
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Maxd
635
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Minl
637
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Minf
639
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Mind
641
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Sum
643
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Fcs
646
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Tracking Instructions
649
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Rsrch<, Rsrch<=, Rsrch=, Rsrch>, Rsrch
656
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Rsrch2<, Rsrch2<=, Rsrch2=, Rsrch2>, Rsrch2
662
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Rsrch4<, Rsrch4<=, Rsrch4=, Rsrch4>, Rsrch4
665
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Rsort
668
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Rsort2
672
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Rsort4
675
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Data Control Instructions
678
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Pid
678
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Performance Specifications
680
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Calculation Method
680
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Pidat
689
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Lmt
696
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Band
698
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Zone
701
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Tpo
703
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Parameter Settings
705
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Scl
710
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Scl2
714
-
Scl3
718
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Avg
721
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Subroutine Instruction
724
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Subroutines
724
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Sbs
725
-
Mcro
731
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Sbn/Ret
734
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Gsbs
737
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Gsbn/Gret
743
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Interrupt Control Instructions
746
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Scheduled Interrupts
748
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Category: Controller
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Size: 32.25 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
35
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
37
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
38
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Specifying Operands
47
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Data Formats
54
-
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Section 2 Summary of Instructions
57
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Summary of Instructions
57
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Instruction Set and CPU Unit Support for Individual Instructions
58
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Instruction Functions
67
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Sequence Input Instructions
67
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Sequence Output Instructions
69
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Sequence Control Instructions
72
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Timer and Counter Instructions
76
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Comparison Instructions
81
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Data Movement Instructions
85
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Data Shift Instructions
88
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Increment/Decrement Instructions
92
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Symbol Math Instructions
93
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2-2-10 Conversion Instructions
98
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Logic Instructions
106
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2-2-12 Special Math Instructions
108
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Floating-Point Math Instructions
109
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Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
114
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2-2-17 Data Control Instructions
125
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2-2-18 Subroutine Instructions
129
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Interrupt Control Instructions
130
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(CJ1M-CPU21/22/23 Only)
132
-
Basic I/O Unit Instructions
134
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Step Instructions
134
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Serial Communications Instructions
138
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Network Instructions
140
-
File Memory Instructions
143
-
2-2-26 Display Instructions
145
-
2-2-27 Clock Instructions
145
-
2-2-28 Debugging Instructions
146
-
2-2-29 Failure Diagnosis Instructions
147
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Other Instructions
148
-
Block Programming Instructions
149
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Text String Processing Instructions
155
-
2-2-33 Task Control Instructions
158
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Model Conversion Instructions (CPU Unit Ver. 3.0 or Later and CJ2 CPU Units Only)
159
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Special Function Block Instructions
160
-
2-2-36 SFC Instructions
161
-
-
Section 3 Instructions
163
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Instructions
163
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Notation and Layout of Instruction Descriptions
169
-
Sequence Input Instructions
172
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Ld/Ld Not
174
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And/And Not
176
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Or/Or Not
178
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And Ld/Or Ld
180
-
Not
183
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Up/Down
184
-
Ld Tst/Ld Tstn
186
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And Tst/And Tstn
188
-
Or Tst/Or Tstn
190
-
Out/Out Not
192
-
Sequence Output Instructions
192
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Keep
196
-
Difu
200
-
Difd
202
-
Set/Rset
204
-
Seta/Rsta
206
-
Setb/Rstb
208
-
Outb
210
-
Sequence Control Instructions
212
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End
215
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Nop
216
-
Il/Ilc
217
-
Milh/Milr/Milc
221
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Jmp/Jme
230
-
Cjp/Cjpn
233
-
Jmp0/Jme0
236
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For/Next
239
-
Break
242
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Timer and Counter Instructions
243
-
Tim/Timx
251
-
Timh/Timhx
255
-
Tmhh/Tmhhx
259
-
Timu/Timux
262
-
Tmuh/Tmuhx
265
-
Ttim/Ttimx
268
-
Timl/Timlx
271
-
Mtim/Mtimx
274
-
Cnt/Cntx
278
-
Cntr/Cntrx
281
-
Cnr/Cnrx
284
-
Trset
286
-
Comparison Instructions
287
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Dt, <>Dt, <Dt, <=Dt, >Dt, >=Dt
291
-
Cmp/Cmpl
295
-
Cps/Cpsl
298
-
Mcmp
301
-
Tcmp
303
-
Bcmp
305
-
Bcmp2
307
-
Zcp/Zcpl
310
-
Data Movement Instructions
317
-
Mov/Movl
317
-
Mvn/Mvnl
320
-
Movb
322
-
Movd
324
-
Xfrb
326
-
Xfer
328
-
Bset
330
-
Xchg/Xcgl
332
-
Dist
334
-
Coll
336
-
Movr/Movrw
338
-
Data Shift Instruction
341
-
Sft
341
-
Sftr
343
-
Asft
345
-
Wsft
347
-
Asl/Asll
349
-
Asr/Asrl
351
-
Rol/Roll
353
-
Rlnc/Rlnl
355
-
Ror/Rorl
357
-
Rrnc/Rrnl
359
-
Sld/Srd
361
-
Nsfl/Nsfr
363
-
Nasl/Nsll
366
-
Nasr/Nsrl
369
-
Increment/Decrement Instructions
372
-
B/++Bl
378
-
Symbol Math Instructions
384
-
C/+Cl
386
-
B/+Bl
388
-
Bc/+Bcl
390
-
C/-Cl
396
-
B/-Bl
399
-
Bc/-Bcl
402
-
U/*Ul
406
-
B/*Bl
408
-
U, /Ul
412
-
B, /Bl
414
-
Bin/Binl
416
-
Conversion Instructions
416
-
Bcd/Bcdl
418
-
Neg/Negl
421
-
Sign
423
-
Mlpx
425
-
Dmpx
430
-
Asc
435
-
Hex
439
-
Line
444
-
Colm
446
-
Bins/Bisl
448
-
Bcds/Bdsl
453
-
Gry
457
-
Gray_Bin/Gray_Binl
462
-
Bin_Gray/Bin_Grayl
464
-
Str4/Str8/Str16
466
-
Num4/Num8/Num16
469
-
Andw/Andl
472
-
Logic Instructions
472
-
Orw/Orwl
474
-
Xorw/Xorl
476
-
Xnrw/Xnrl
478
-
Com/Coml
480
-
Rotb
482
-
Special Math Instructions
482
-
Root
484
-
Apr
487
-
Fdiv
496
-
Bcnt
499
-
Floating-Point Math Instructions
501
-
Fix/Fixl
506
-
Flt/Fltl
508
-
F, -F, *F, /F
510
-
Rad
514
-
Deg
516
-
Sin/Cos/Tan
518
-
Sinq/Cosq/Tanq
521
-
Asin/Acos/Atan
525
-
Sqrt
528
-
Exp
530
-
Log
532
-
Pwr
534
-
F, <>F, <F, <=F, >F, >=F
536
-
Fstr
539
-
Fval
544
-
Movf
548
-
Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
549
-
Fixd/Fixld
555
-
Dbl/Dbll
557
-
+D, -D, D, /D
559
-
Radd
562
-
Degd
564
-
Sind/Cosd/Tand
566
-
Asind/Acosd/Atand
569
-
Sqrtd
572
-
Expd
574
-
Logd
576
-
Pwrd
578
-
D, <>D, <D, <=D, >D, >=D
580
-
Table Data Processing Instructions
583
-
Sset
588
-
Push
591
-
Lifo/Fifo
593
-
Snum
597
-
Sread
599
-
Swrit
602
-
Sins
605
-
Sdel
608
-
DIM
611
-
Setr
613
-
Getr
615
-
Srch
617
-
Swap
620
-
Max/Min
622
-
Maxl
626
-
Maxf
629
-
Maxd
631
-
Minl
633
-
Minf
635
-
Mind
637
-
Sum
639
-
Fcs
642
-
Tracking Instructions
645
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Rsrch<, Rsrch<=, Rsrch=, Rsrch>, Rsrch
652
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Rsrch2<, Rsrch2<=, Rsrch2=, Rsrch2>, Rsrch2
658
-
Rsrch4<, Rsrch4<=, Rsrch4=, Rsrch4>, Rsrch4
661
-
Rsort
664
-
Rsort2
668
-
Rsort4
671
-
Data Control Instructions
674
-
Pid
674
-
Pidat
685
-
Lmt
692
-
Band
694
-
Zone
697
-
Tpo
699
-
Scl
706
-
Scl2
710
-
Scl3
714
-
Avg
717
-
Subroutine Instruction
720
-
Subroutines
720
-
Sbs
721
-
Mcro
727
-
Sbn/Ret
730
-
Gsbs
733
-
Gsbn/Gret
739
-
Interrupt Control Instructions
742
-
Msks
745
-
Mskr
751
-
Cli
755
-
High-Speed Counter/Pulse Output Instructions
763
-
Ini
763
-
Prv
766
-
Prv2
771
-
Ctbl
774
-
Sped
778
-
Puls
782
-
Pls2
784
-
Acc
790
-
Org
795
-
Pwm
798
-
Step Instructions
800
-
Snxt/Step
801
-
Basic I/O Unit Instructions
811
-
Iorf
811
-
Fiorf
814
-
Dlnk
817
-
Sdec
821
-
Dsw
824
-
Tky
828
-
Hky
831
-
Mtr
835
-
7Seg
839
-
Iord
856
-
Iowr
859
-
Serial Communications Instructions
862
-
Pmcr
864
-
Txd
871
-
Rxd
877
-
Txdu
886
-
Rxdu
892
-
Stup
912
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Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Instruction & Reference Manual (1234 pages)
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Category: Controller
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Size: 21.61 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
33
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
35
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
36
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Specifying Operands
45
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Data Formats
53
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Instructions (Applicable CPU Units)
57
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Instructions
79
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SECTION 3Notation and Layout of Instruction Descriptions
85
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Sequence Input Instructions
88
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Sequence Output Instructions
108
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Sequence Control Instructions
128
-
Timer and Counter Instructions
159
-
Comparison Instructions
203
-
Data Movement Instructions
233
-
Data Shift Instruction
257
-
Increment/Decrement Instructions
288
-
Symbol Math Instructions
300
-
Conversion Instructions
332
-
Logic Instructions
388
-
Special Math Instructions
398
-
Floating-Point Math Instructions
417
-
Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
465
-
Table Data Processing Instructions
499
-
Tracking Instructions
561
-
Data Control Instructions
590
-
Subroutines
637
-
Interrupt Control Instructions
659
-
High-Speed Counter/Pulse Output Instructions
681
-
Step Instructions
735
-
Basic I/O Unit Instructions
746
-
Serial Communications Instructions
797
-
Network Instructions
861
-
File Memory Instructions
937
-
Display Instructions
961
-
Clock Instructions
964
-
Debugging Instructions
975
-
Failure Diagnosis Instructions
978
-
Other Instructions
999
-
Block Programming Instructions
1016
-
Text String Processing Instructions
1043
-
Task Control Instructions
1072
-
Model Conversion Instructions
1076
-
Special Function Block Instructions
1090
-
SFC Instructions
1092
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Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1103
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CJ2 CPU Unit Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1106
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CJ1 CPU Unit Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1135
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CS-Series Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1162
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List of Instructions by Function Code
1187
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Alphabetical List of Instructions by Mnemonic
1203
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ASCII Code Table
1221
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Index
1223
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Revision History
1231
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
7
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Intended Audience
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CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
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Manual Structure
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Additional Information
11
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Sections in this Manual
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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
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Safety Precautions
27
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Application Precautions
31
-
Operating Environment Precautions
36
-
Regulations and Standards
37
-
Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
39
-
Related Manuals
45
-
-
1 Overview
47
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
47
-
Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
47
-
Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
48
-
Overview
48
-
Overview
49
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
50
-
-
Basic Operating Procedure
58
-
-
2 Internal Memory in the CPU Unit
59
-
Memory Configuration
59
-
Overview
60
-
Memory Configuration
60
-
Built-In Flash Memory
60
-
Built-In Ram
60
-
-
Memory Areas and Stored Data
61
-
Transferring Data from a Programming Device to the CPU Unit
62
-
-
-
CPU Unit Operation
63
-
CPU Unit Operating Modes
63
-
CPU Unit Internal Operation
64
-
Overview
64
-
Startup Initialization
64
-
Cycle Time
66
-
Program Execution
66
-
I/O Refreshing
68
-
Processing at Power Interruptions
69
-
-
CPU Unit Operating Modes
70
-
Operating Modes
70
-
Checking the Operating Mode
71
-
Changing the Operating Mode
72
-
Operating Mode Details
76
-
-
-
CPU Unit Initialization
77
-
Overview of CPU Unit Initialization
78
-
CPU Unit Initial Settings
78
-
CPU Unit Initialization
78
-
Dip Switch
78
-
Plc Name
80
-
Routing Tables
81
-
-
PLC Setup
84
-
Creating I/O Tables
85
-
I/O Tables
85
-
Automatic Allocation
86
-
Manual Allocation
86
-
-
Setting Routing Tables
87
-
Routing Tables
87
-
Local Network Table
88
-
Relay Network Table
88
-
Cases in Which Routing Tables Are Required
89
-
Setting and Transferring Routing Tables
90
-
-
Setting Allocated DM Area Words for Special I/O Units and CPU Bus Units
91
-
Setting Procedure
91
-
-
CPU Bus Unit Setup Area
92
-
Setting Procedure
92
-
-
-
Understanding Programming
93
-
Programming
95
-
Programming Overview
95
-
Program Capacity
97
-
Basic Ladder Diagram Concepts
98
-
ST Language
100
-
SFC Overview
101
-
-
Tasks
103
-
Overview of Tasks
103
-
Cyclic Tasks
106
-
Cyclic Task Status
108
-
Task Control Instructions
109
-
Interrupt Tasks
112
-
External Interrupts
120
-
Designing Tasks
122
-
Flags Related to Tasks
125
-
-
Sections
132
-
Overview of Sections
132
-
-
Function Blocks
134
-
Features of Function Blocks
134
-
Function Block Specifications
136
-
-
Symbols
139
-
Overview
139
-
Types of Symbols
140
-
Variables in Function Blocks
141
-
Global Symbols
142
-
Local Symbols
142
-
Network Symbols
143
-
Network Symbols (CJ2H-CPU6@-EIP and CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
143
-
Variables in Function Blocks
147
-
Symbol Data Types
148
-
Specifying Arrays
149
-
Automatic Address Allocation to Symbols
153
-
-
Instructions
154
-
Basic Understanding of Instructions
154
-
Instruction Conditions
155
-
Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
156
-
-
Instruction Variations
157
-
Execution Conditions
157
-
Specifying Operands
161
-
-
Specifying Operands
163
-
Data Formats
169
-
I/O Refresh Timing
173
-
Cyclic Refresh
173
-
-
Index Registers
178
-
What Are Index Registers
178
-
Using Index Registers
178
-
Processing Related to Index Registers
183
-
Monitoring Index Registers
184
-
Sharing Index and Data Registers between Tasks
185
-
-
Specifying Address Offsets
187
-
Overview
187
-
Examples of Address Offset Application
189
-
-
Checking Programs
190
-
Errors During CX-Programmer Input
190
-
Program Checks with the CX-Programmer
190
-
Debugging with the Simulator
191
-
Error Simulation Function
193
-
Program Execution Check
194
-
Other Errors
195
-
-
Precautions
197
-
Condition Flags
197
-
Special Program Sections
202
-
-
-
I/O Memory Areas
207
-
I/O Memory Areas
207
-
I/O Memory Area Overview
208
-
I/O Memory Areas
208
-
I/O Memory Area Structure
210
-
Holding I/O Memory Values
212
-
I/O Area
214
-
Input Bits
214
-
Output Bits
216
-
-
Data Link Area
219
-
Synchronous Data Refresh Area
220
-
CPU Bus Unit Area
221
-
Special I/O Unit Area
222
-
Pulse I/O Area
223
-
Serial PLC Link Area
224
-
Devicenet Area
225
-
Work Area
226
-
Holding Area
227
-
Self-Maintaining Bits
227
-
-
Auxiliary Area
229
-
Temporary Relay Area
230
-
Data Memory Area
231
-
Extended Data Memory Area
234
-
Automatic Address Allocation
234
-
File Memory
235
-
Trace Memory
235
-
-
Timer Areas
238
-
Counter Areas
240
-
Task Flags
241
-
Index Registers
242
-
Data Registers
247
-
Condition Flags
249
-
Clock Pulses
251
-
OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (670 pages)
CJ2 CPU Unit Software
Brand: OMRON
|
Category: Software
|
Size: 19.32 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
15
-
Introduction
7
-
Intended Audience
7
-
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
-
Manual Structure
11
-
Additional Information
11
-
-
Sections in this Manual
13
-
Table of Contents
15
-
-
-
Table of Contents
21
-
Safety Precautions
27
-
Application Precautions
31
-
Operating Environment Precautions
36
-
Regulations and Standards
37
-
Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
39
-
Related Manuals
45
-
-
1 Overview
47
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
47
-
Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
47
-
Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
48
-
Overview
48
-
Overview
49
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
50
-
-
Basic Operating Procedure
58
-
-
2 Internal Memory in the CPU Unit
59
-
Memory Configuration
59
-
Overview
60
-
Memory Configuration
60
-
Built-In Flash Memory
60
-
Built-In Ram
60
-
-
Memory Areas and Stored Data
61
-
Transferring Data from a Programming Device to the CPU Unit
62
-
-
-
CPU Unit Operation
63
-
CPU Unit Operating Modes
63
-
CPU Unit Internal Operation
64
-
Overview
64
-
Startup Initialization
64
-
Cycle Time
66
-
Program Execution
66
-
I/O Refreshing
68
-
Processing at Power Interruptions
69
-
-
CPU Unit Operating Modes
70
-
Operating Modes
70
-
Checking the Operating Mode
71
-
Changing the Operating Mode
72
-
Operating Mode Details
76
-
-
-
CPU Unit Initialization
77
-
Overview of CPU Unit Initialization
78
-
CPU Unit Initial Settings
78
-
CPU Unit Initialization
78
-
Dip Switch
78
-
Plc Name
80
-
Routing Tables
81
-
-
PLC Setup
84
-
Creating I/O Tables
85
-
I/O Tables
85
-
Automatic Allocation
86
-
Manual Allocation
86
-
-
Setting Routing Tables
87
-
Routing Tables
87
-
Local Network Table
88
-
Relay Network Table
88
-
Cases in Which Routing Tables Are Required
89
-
Setting and Transferring Routing Tables
90
-
-
Setting Allocated DM Area Words for Special I/O Units and CPU Bus Units
91
-
Setting Procedure
91
-
-
CPU Bus Unit Setup Area
92
-
Setting Procedure
92
-
-
-
Understanding Programming
93
-
Programming
95
-
Programming Overview
95
-
Program Capacity
97
-
Basic Ladder Diagram Concepts
98
-
ST Language
100
-
SFC Overview
101
-
-
Tasks
103
-
Overview of Tasks
103
-
Cyclic Tasks
106
-
Cyclic Task Status
108
-
Task Control Instructions
109
-
Interrupt Tasks
112
-
External Interrupts
120
-
Designing Tasks
122
-
Flags Related to Tasks
125
-
-
Sections
132
-
Overview of Sections
132
-
-
Function Blocks
134
-
Features of Function Blocks
134
-
Function Block Specifications
136
-
-
Symbols
139
-
Overview
139
-
Types of Symbols
140
-
Variables in Function Blocks
141
-
Global Symbols
142
-
Local Symbols
142
-
Network Symbols
143
-
Network Symbols (CJ2H-CPU6@-EIP and CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
143
-
Variables in Function Blocks
147
-
Symbol Data Types
148
-
Specifying Arrays
149
-
Automatic Address Allocation to Symbols
153
-
-
Instructions
154
-
Basic Understanding of Instructions
154
-
Instruction Conditions
155
-
Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
156
-
-
Instruction Variations
157
-
Execution Conditions
157
-
Specifying Operands
161
-
-
Specifying Operands
163
-
Data Formats
169
-
I/O Refresh Timing
173
-
Cyclic Refresh
173
-
-
Index Registers
178
-
What Are Index Registers
178
-
Using Index Registers
178
-
Processing Related to Index Registers
183
-
Monitoring Index Registers
184
-
Sharing Index and Data Registers between Tasks
185
-
-
Specifying Address Offsets
187
-
Overview
187
-
Examples of Address Offset Application
189
-
-
Checking Programs
190
-
Errors During CX-Programmer Input
190
-
Program Checks with the CX-Programmer
190
-
Debugging with the Simulator
191
-
Error Simulation Function
193
-
Program Execution Check
194
-
Other Errors
195
-
-
Precautions
197
-
Condition Flags
197
-
Special Program Sections
202
-
-
-
I/O Memory Areas
207
-
I/O Memory Areas
207
-
I/O Memory Area Overview
208
-
I/O Memory Areas
208
-
I/O Memory Area Structure
210
-
Holding I/O Memory Values
212
-
I/O Area
214
-
Input Bits
214
-
Output Bits
216
-
-
Data Link Area
219
-
Synchronous Data Refresh Area
220
-
CPU Bus Unit Area
221
-
Special I/O Unit Area
222
-
Pulse I/O Area
223
-
Serial PLC Link Area
224
-
Devicenet Area
225
-
Work Area
226
-
Holding Area
227
-
Self-Maintaining Bits
227
-
-
Auxiliary Area
229
-
Temporary Relay Area
230
-
Data Memory Area
231
-
Extended Data Memory Area
234
-
Automatic Address Allocation
234
-
File Memory
235
-
Trace Memory
235
-
-
Timer Areas
238
-
Counter Areas
240
-
Task Flags
241
-
Index Registers
242
-
Data Registers
247
-
Condition Flags
249
-
Clock Pulses
251
-
OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (424 pages)
CJ2 CPU Unit Hardware
Brand: OMRON
|
Category: Processor
|
Size: 9.04 MB
Table of Contents
-
Introduction
7
-
Intended Audience
7
-
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
-
Manual Structure
11
-
Additional Information
11
-
-
Sections in this Manual
13
-
Table of Contents
15
-
-
Safety Precautions
23
-
Application Precautions
27
-
Operating Environment Precautions
32
-
Regulations and Standards
33
-
Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
35
-
Related Manuals
41
-
Overview
43
-
-
Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
44
-
Overview
44
-
Overview
45
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
46
-
-
Basic Operating Procedure
54
-
Specifications
55
-
General Specifications
55
-
Performance Specifications
56
-
-
Index
57
-
Function Specifications
63
-
Basic System Configuration and Devices
71
-
Expanded System Configuration
71
-
-
-
Basic System Configuration
72
-
CPU Rack
72
-
Memory Cards
78
-
Expansion Racks
81
-
Configuration Units
84
-
Calculating Unit Current Consumption
92
-
Calculating Power Consumption
95
-
-
Expanded System Configuration
97
-
Serial Communications
97
-
System Configuration Example
98
-
Communications Networks
99
-
Nomenclature and Functions
102
-
-
-
CPU Units
102
-
CPU Section
102
-
Built-In Ethernet/Ip Section (CJ2H-CPU6@-EIP and CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
108
-
Seven-Segment Display
109
-
-
Memory Card
113
-
Models and Specifications
113
-
Operating Procedures
113
-
Installing and Removing
114
-
-
Pulse I/O Modules (CJ2M CPU Unit Only)
117
-
Models and Specifications
117
-
Part Names and Functions
117
-
-
Serial Option Boards (CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
120
-
Overview
120
-
-
Power Supply Units
121
-
Models and Specifications
121
-
Components
124
-
Selecting a Power Supply Unit
127
-
-
CJ-Series Basic I/O Units
128
-
Basic I/O Units with Terminal Blocks
128
-
Thirty-Two/Sixty-Four-Point Basic I/O Units with Connectors
130
-
-
I/O Control Units and I/O Interface Units
132
-
Component Names
132
-
System Configuration
132
-
Support Software
133
-
-
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (278 pages)
SYSMAC CJ Series CPU Unit Pulse I/O Module
Brand: Omron
|
Category: I/O Systems
|
Size: 3.6 MB
Table of Contents
-
Introduction
7
-
Intended Audience
7
-
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
-
Manual Structure
11
-
Additional Information
11
-
-
Sections in this Manual
13
-
Table of Contents
15
-
-
Safety Precautions
23
-
Application Precautions
27
-
Operating Environment Precautions
32
-
Regulations and Standards
33
-
Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
36
-
Related Manuals
37
-
Overview
39
-
-
Pulse I/O Modules
40
-
Overview of the Functions of CJ2M Pulse I/O
42
-
Pulse Outputs
43
-
-
Functions of CJ2M Pulse I/O
44
-
Overview
44
-
Application Procedure
45
-
I/O Application Procedures and Function Allocations
45
-
-
Pulse I/O Module Application Procedure
46
-
Wiring
46
-
-
Allocating I/O Functions
48
-
Specifying the Functions to Use
48
-
Selecting Functions in the PLC Setup
48
-
Allocating Functions to Input Terminals
49
-
Allocating Functions to Output Terminals
51
-
-
PLC Setup
52
-
Normal Input Operation Setting
52
-
Interrupt Inputs and Quick-Response Inputs
52
-
Pulse Outputs and Origin Searches
52
-
Interrupt Input and Quick-Response Input Detailed Settings
53
-
High-Speed Counter Settings
54
-
Pulse Output and Origin Search Settings
55
-
Origin Return
58
-
I/O Specifications and Wiring for Pulse I/O Modules
59
-
Input Specifications
59
-
Output Specifications for Sourcing Transistor Outputs
59
-
-
-
-
I/O Specifications
60
-
Input Specifications
60
-
Output Specifications for Sinking Transistor Outputs
62
-
Output Specifications for Sourcing Transistor Outputs
63
-
Wiring
64
-
-
Wiring
65
-
Connector Pin Allocations
65
-
I/O Circuit Configurations
66
-
Wiring
66
-
-
Section 4 Normal I/O
76
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Normal I/O
76
-
-
Normal Inputs
76
-
Overview
76
-
Application Procedure
76
-
Specifications
78
-
-
Normal Outputs
79
-
Overview
79
-
Flow of Operation
79
-
-
Wiring
81
-
Connector Pin Assignments
81
-
Wiring Examples
83
-
Programming Example
85
-
-
Section 5 Quick-Response Inputs
88
-
Overview
88
-
Application Procedure
89
-
PLC Setup
89
-
Applicable Input Terminals
91
-
-
Wiring
92
-
Connector Pin Assignments
92
-
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (64 pages)
General-purpose Serial, RS-485 Modbus Communication, Multi-function Compact Inverter
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Inverter
|
Size: 3.96 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
-
1 Related Manuals
6
-
2 Terms and Definitions
7
-
3 Precautions
8
-
4 Overview
9
-
5 Applicable Devices and Device Configuration
10
-
Applicable Devices
10
-
Device Configuration
11
-
-
6 Serial Communications Settings
13
-
Parameters
13
-
Cable Wiring Diagram
14
-
-
7 Serial Communications Connection Procedure
15
-
Work Flow
15
-
Setting up Inverter
16
-
Setting up PLC
22
-
Checking the Serial Communications
36
-
-
8 Initialization Method
40
-
Initializing PLC
40
-
Initializing Inverter
41
-
-
9 Program
42
-
Overview
42
-
Destination Device Command
47
-
Error Detection Processing
49
-
Memory Maps
50
-
Ladder Program
53
-
Timing Chart
59
-
Error Processing
60
-
-
10 Revision History
62
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (62 pages)
EtherNet/IP CJ Series, OMRON Corporation Displacement Sensor
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Computer Hardware
|
Size: 2.3 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
3
-
1 Related Manuals
4
-
2 Terms and Definitions
5
-
3 Precautions
6
-
4 Overview
7
-
5 Applicable Devices and Device Configuration
8
-
Applicable Devices
8
-
Device Configuration
9
-
-
6 Ethernet/Ip Settings
11
-
Parameters
11
-
Tag Data Link Settings
12
-
-
7 Ethernet/Ip Connection Procedure
15
-
Work Flow
15
-
Sensor Controller Setup
17
-
PLC Setup
28
-
Network Settings
38
-
Ethernet/Ip Communication Status Check
51
-
-
8 Initialization Method
58
-
Initializing PLC
58
-
Initializing Sensor Controller
59
-
-
9 Revision History
60
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Replacement Manual (54 pages)
Programmable Controllers
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 1.71 MB
Table of Contents
-
Related Manuals
3
-
Dimensions and Weights
5
-
Performance Data
5
-
Application Considerations
6
-
Table of Contents
7
-
1 Performance Specifications
8
-
CQM1H/CJ2M Specifications Comparison
8
-
CJ1M/CJ2M Specifications Comparison
9
-
CJ1G/CJ2M Specifications Comparison
10
-
-
2 System Configurations
11
-
CQM1H/CJ2M System Comfiguration Comparison
11
-
CJ1M/CJ1G/CJ2M System Comfiguration Comparison
13
-
-
3 Memory Area
14
-
CQM1H/CJ2M Memory Area Comparison
14
-
CJ1M/CJ1G/CJ2M Memory Area Comparison
16
-
-
4 I/O Area Allocation
18
-
5 Instructions
20
-
High-Speed Counter/Pulse Output Instruction
20
-
I/O Instructions
36
-
Model Conversion Instructions
41
-
-
6 Example of Converting Ladder Program by CX-Programmer
42
-
Appendix
46
-
Instruction Operations
46
-
Condition Flag Operations
49
-
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (56 pages)
EtherNet/IP CJ Series, ZW-series Displacement Sensor
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Computer Hardware
|
Size: 2.91 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
3
-
1 Related Manuals
4
-
2 Terms and Definitions
5
-
3 Remarks
6
-
4 Overview
8
-
5 Applicable Devices and Support Software
9
-
Applicable Devices
9
-
Device Configuration
10
-
-
6 Ethernet/Ip Connection Procedure
12
-
Ethernet/Ip Communications Settings
12
-
Work Flow
15
-
Setting up the Displacement Sensor
16
-
Setting up the PLC
24
-
Checking the Ethernet/Ip Communications
47
-
-
7 Initialization Method
52
-
Initializing the PLC
52
-
Initializing the Displacement Sensor
53
-
-
8 Revision History
54
OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (36 pages)
CJ Series
EtherCAT
Digital Sensor Communication Unit
Brand: OMRON
|
Category: Accessories
|
Size: 2.13 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
3
-
1 Related Manuals
4
-
2 Terms and Definitions
4
-
3 Remarks
5
-
4 Overview
6
-
5 Applicable Devices and Support Software
6
-
Applicable Devices
6
-
Device Configuration
7
-
-
6 Ethercat Settings
9
-
Ethercat Communications Settings
9
-
DS-Bus Communication Settings
9
-
Allocations of I/O Memory Areas
11
-
-
7 Connection Procedure
13
-
Work Flow
13
-
Setting up the Digital Sensor Communication Unit
14
-
Setting up the PLC
16
-
Checking the Ethercat Communications
26
-
-
8 Initialization Method
32
-
Initializing the PLC
32
-
-
9 Revision History
34
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Replacement Manual (24 pages)
From CJ1M/CJ1G to CJ2M
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 1.39 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
7
-
Work Flow
8
-
1 Performance Specifications
9
-
Cj1M/Cj2M Specifications Comparison
9
-
Cj1G/Cj2M Specifications Comparison
10
-
-
2 System Configurations
11
-
Cj1M/Cj1G/Cj2M System Comfiguration Comparison
11
-
-
3 Memory Area
12
-
Cj1M/Cj1G/Cj2M Memory Area Comparison
12
-
-
4 Example of Converting Ladder Program by CX-Programmer
14
-
Appendix 1. Cj1M/Cj2M Appearance Comparison
16
-
Appendix 2. Cj1M/Cj2M Peripheral Function Comparison
19
-
Appendix 3. Cj1M/Cj2M Built in I/O Function Comparison
20
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Appendix 4. Cj1M/Cj2M Built in Ethernet Function Comparison
22
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OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series Reference Manual (1308 pages)
Brand: OMRON
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Category: Controller
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Size: 35.57 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
37
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About this Manual
7
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Intended Audience
8
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Related Manuals
26
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Safety Precautions
29
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General Precautions
30
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Application Precautions
32
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Table of Contents
37
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
39
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
40
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Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
42
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Specifying Operands
49
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Specifying Operands
50
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Data Formats
57
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Section 2 Summary of Instructions
61
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Summary of Instructions
61
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Instruction Set and CPU Unit Support for Individual Instructions
62
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Instruction Functions
71
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Sequence Input Instructions
71
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Sequence Output Instructions
73
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Sequence Control Instructions
76
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Timer and Counter Instructions
80
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Comparison Instructions
85
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Data Movement Instructions
89
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Data Shift Instructions
92
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Increment/Decrement Instructions
96
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Symbol Math Instructions
97
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2-2-10 Conversion Instructions
102
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2-2-11 Logic Instructions
110
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2-2-12 Special Math Instructions
112
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2-2-13 Floating-Point Math Instructions
113
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2-2-14 Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
118
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Table Data Processing Instructions
122
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Tracking Instructions
127
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2-2-17 Data Control Instructions
129
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2-2-18 Subroutine Instructions
133
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2-2-19 Interrupt Control Instructions
134
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(CJ2M-CPU@@ and CJ1M-CPU21/22/23 Only)
136
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2-2-20 High-Speed Counter and Pulse Output Instructions
136
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2-2-21 Step Instructions
138
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2-2-22 Basic I/O Unit Instructions
138
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2-2-23 Serial Communications Instructions
142
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2-2-24 Network Instructions
144
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2-2-25 File Memory Instructions
147
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2-2-26 Display Instructions
149
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2-2-27 Clock Instructions
149
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2-2-28 Debugging Instructions
150
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2-2-29 Failure Diagnosis Instructions
151
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2-2-30 Other Instructions
152
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2-2-31 Block Programming Instructions
153
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2-2-32 Text String Processing Instructions
159
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2-2-33 Task Control Instructions
162
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(CPU Unit Ver. 3.0 or Later and CJ2 CPU Units Only)
163
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Model Conversion Instructions
163
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2-2-35 Special Function Block Instructions
164
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2-2-36 SFC Instructions
165
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Section 3 Instructions
167
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Instructions
167
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Notation and Layout of Instruction Descriptions
173
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Condition Flags
175
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Sequence Input Instructions
176
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Ld/Ld Not
178
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And/And Not
180
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Or/Or Not
182
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And Ld/Or Ld
184
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Not
187
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Up/Down
188
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Ld Tst/Ld Tstn
190
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And Tst/And Tstn
192
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Or Tst/Or Tstn
194
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Out/Out Not
196
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Sequence Output Instructions
196
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Keep
200
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Difu
204
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Difd
206
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Set/Rset
208
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Seta/Rsta
210
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Setb/Rstb
212
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Outb
214
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Sequence Control Instructions
216
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End
219
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Nop
220
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Il/Ilc
221
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Milh/Milr/Milc
225
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Jmp/Jme
234
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Cjp/Cjpn
237
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Jmp0/Jme0
240
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For/Next
243
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Break
246
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Timer and Counter Instructions
247
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Tim/Timx
255
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Timh/Timhx
259
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Tmhh/Tmhhx
263
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Timu/Timux
266
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Tmuh/Tmuhx
269
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Ttim/Ttimx
272
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Timl/Timlx
275
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Mtim/Mtimx
278
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Cnt/Cntx
282
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Cntr/Cntrx
285
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Cnr/Cnrx
288
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Trset
290
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Comparison Instructions
291
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Dt, <>Dt, <Dt, <=Dt, >Dt, >=Dt
295
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Cmp/Cmpl
299
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Cps/Cpsl
302
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Mcmp
305
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Tcmp
307
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Bcmp
309
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Bcmp2
311
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Zcp/Zcpl
314
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Data Movement Instructions
321
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Mov/Movl
321
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Mvn/Mvnl
324
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Movb
326
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Movd
328
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Xfrb
330
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Xfer
332
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Bset
334
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Xchg/Xcgl
336
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Dist
338
-
Coll
340
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Movr/Movrw
342
-
Data Shift Instruction
345
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Sft
345
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Sftr
347
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Asft
349
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Wsft
351
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Asl/Asll
353
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Asr/Asrl
355
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Rol/Roll
357
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Rlnc/Rlnl
359
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Ror/Rorl
361
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Rrnc/Rrnl
363
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Sld/Srd
365
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Nsfl/Nsfr
367
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Nasl/Nsll
370
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Nasr/Nsrl
373
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Increment/Decrement Instructions
376
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B/++Bl
382
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Symbol Math Instructions
388
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C/+Cl
390
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B/+Bl
392
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Bc/+Bcl
394
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C/-Cl
400
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B/-Bl
403
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Bc/-Bcl
406
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U/*Ul
410
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B/*Bl
412
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U, /Ul
416
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B, /Bl
418
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Bin/Binl
420
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Conversion Instructions
420
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Bcd/Bcdl
422
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Neg/Negl
425
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Sign
427
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Mlpx
429
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Dmpx
434
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Asc
439
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Hex
443
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Line
448
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Colm
450
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Bins/Bisl
452
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Bcds/Bdsl
457
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Gry
461
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Gray_Bin/Gray_Binl
466
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Bin_Gray/Bin_Grayl
468
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Str4/Str8/Str16
470
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Num4/Num8/Num16
473
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Andw/Andl
476
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Logic Instructions
476
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Orw/Orwl
478
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Xorw/Xorl
480
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Xnrw/Xnrl
482
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Com/Coml
484
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Rotb
486
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Special Math Instructions
486
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Root
488
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Apr
491
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Fdiv
500
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Application Example
502
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Bcnt
503
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Floating-Point Math Instructions
505
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Fix/Fixl
510
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Flt/Fltl
512
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F, -F, *F, /F
514
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Rad
518
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Deg
520
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Sin/Cos/Tan
522
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Sinq/Cosq/Tanq
525
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Asin/Acos/Atan
529
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Sqrt
532
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Exp
534
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Log
536
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Pwr
538
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F, <>F, <F, <=F, >F, >=F
540
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Fstr
543
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Fval
548
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Movf
552
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Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
553
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Fixd/Fixld
559
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Dbl/Dbll
561
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+D, -D, D, /D
563
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Radd
566
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Degd
568
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Sind/Cosd/Tand
570
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Asind/Acosd/Atand
573
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Sqrtd
576
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Expd
578
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Logd
580
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Pwrd
582
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D, <>D, <D, <=D, >D, >=D
584
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Table Data Processing Instructions
587
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Sset
592
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Push
595
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Lifo/Fifo
597
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Snum
601
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Sread
603
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Swrit
606
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Sins
609
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Sdel
612
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DIM
615
-
Setr
617
-
Getr
619
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Srch
621
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Related Auxiliary Area Words and Bits
622
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Swap
624
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Max/Min
626
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Maxl
630
-
Maxf
633
-
Maxd
635
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Minl
637
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Minf
639
-
Mind
641
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Sum
643
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Fcs
646
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Tracking Instructions
649
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Rsrch<, Rsrch<=, Rsrch=, Rsrch>, Rsrch
656
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Rsrch2<, Rsrch2<=, Rsrch2=, Rsrch2>, Rsrch2
662
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Rsrch4<, Rsrch4<=, Rsrch4=, Rsrch4>, Rsrch4
665
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Rsort
668
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Rsort2
672
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Rsort4
675
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Data Control Instructions
678
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Pid
678
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Performance Specifications
680
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Calculation Method
680
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Pidat
689
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Lmt
696
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Band
698
-
Zone
701
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Tpo
703
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Parameter Settings
705
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-
Scl
710
-
Scl2
714
-
Scl3
718
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Avg
721
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Subroutine Instruction
724
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Subroutines
724
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Sbs
725
-
Mcro
731
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Sbn/Ret
734
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Gsbs
737
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Gsbn/Gret
743
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Interrupt Control Instructions
746
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Scheduled Interrupts
748
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OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series Reference Manual (1282 pages)
Brand: OMRON
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Category: Controller
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Size: 32.25 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
35
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
37
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
38
-
Specifying Operands
47
-
Data Formats
54
-
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Section 2 Summary of Instructions
57
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Summary of Instructions
57
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Instruction Set and CPU Unit Support for Individual Instructions
58
-
Instruction Functions
67
-
Sequence Input Instructions
67
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Sequence Output Instructions
69
-
Sequence Control Instructions
72
-
Timer and Counter Instructions
76
-
Comparison Instructions
81
-
Data Movement Instructions
85
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Data Shift Instructions
88
-
Increment/Decrement Instructions
92
-
Symbol Math Instructions
93
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2-2-10 Conversion Instructions
98
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Logic Instructions
106
-
2-2-12 Special Math Instructions
108
-
Floating-Point Math Instructions
109
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Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
114
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2-2-17 Data Control Instructions
125
-
2-2-18 Subroutine Instructions
129
-
Interrupt Control Instructions
130
-
(CJ1M-CPU21/22/23 Only)
132
-
Basic I/O Unit Instructions
134
-
Step Instructions
134
-
Serial Communications Instructions
138
-
Network Instructions
140
-
File Memory Instructions
143
-
2-2-26 Display Instructions
145
-
2-2-27 Clock Instructions
145
-
2-2-28 Debugging Instructions
146
-
2-2-29 Failure Diagnosis Instructions
147
-
Other Instructions
148
-
Block Programming Instructions
149
-
Text String Processing Instructions
155
-
2-2-33 Task Control Instructions
158
-
Model Conversion Instructions (CPU Unit Ver. 3.0 or Later and CJ2 CPU Units Only)
159
-
Special Function Block Instructions
160
-
2-2-36 SFC Instructions
161
-
-
Section 3 Instructions
163
-
Instructions
163
-
Notation and Layout of Instruction Descriptions
169
-
Sequence Input Instructions
172
-
Ld/Ld Not
174
-
And/And Not
176
-
Or/Or Not
178
-
And Ld/Or Ld
180
-
Not
183
-
Up/Down
184
-
Ld Tst/Ld Tstn
186
-
And Tst/And Tstn
188
-
Or Tst/Or Tstn
190
-
Out/Out Not
192
-
Sequence Output Instructions
192
-
Keep
196
-
Difu
200
-
Difd
202
-
Set/Rset
204
-
Seta/Rsta
206
-
Setb/Rstb
208
-
Outb
210
-
Sequence Control Instructions
212
-
End
215
-
Nop
216
-
Il/Ilc
217
-
Milh/Milr/Milc
221
-
Jmp/Jme
230
-
Cjp/Cjpn
233
-
Jmp0/Jme0
236
-
For/Next
239
-
Break
242
-
Timer and Counter Instructions
243
-
Tim/Timx
251
-
Timh/Timhx
255
-
Tmhh/Tmhhx
259
-
Timu/Timux
262
-
Tmuh/Tmuhx
265
-
Ttim/Ttimx
268
-
Timl/Timlx
271
-
Mtim/Mtimx
274
-
Cnt/Cntx
278
-
Cntr/Cntrx
281
-
Cnr/Cnrx
284
-
Trset
286
-
Comparison Instructions
287
-
Dt, <>Dt, <Dt, <=Dt, >Dt, >=Dt
291
-
Cmp/Cmpl
295
-
Cps/Cpsl
298
-
Mcmp
301
-
Tcmp
303
-
Bcmp
305
-
Bcmp2
307
-
Zcp/Zcpl
310
-
Data Movement Instructions
317
-
Mov/Movl
317
-
Mvn/Mvnl
320
-
Movb
322
-
Movd
324
-
Xfrb
326
-
Xfer
328
-
Bset
330
-
Xchg/Xcgl
332
-
Dist
334
-
Coll
336
-
Movr/Movrw
338
-
Data Shift Instruction
341
-
Sft
341
-
Sftr
343
-
Asft
345
-
Wsft
347
-
Asl/Asll
349
-
Asr/Asrl
351
-
Rol/Roll
353
-
Rlnc/Rlnl
355
-
Ror/Rorl
357
-
Rrnc/Rrnl
359
-
Sld/Srd
361
-
Nsfl/Nsfr
363
-
Nasl/Nsll
366
-
Nasr/Nsrl
369
-
Increment/Decrement Instructions
372
-
B/++Bl
378
-
Symbol Math Instructions
384
-
C/+Cl
386
-
B/+Bl
388
-
Bc/+Bcl
390
-
C/-Cl
396
-
B/-Bl
399
-
Bc/-Bcl
402
-
U/*Ul
406
-
B/*Bl
408
-
U, /Ul
412
-
B, /Bl
414
-
Bin/Binl
416
-
Conversion Instructions
416
-
Bcd/Bcdl
418
-
Neg/Negl
421
-
Sign
423
-
Mlpx
425
-
Dmpx
430
-
Asc
435
-
Hex
439
-
Line
444
-
Colm
446
-
Bins/Bisl
448
-
Bcds/Bdsl
453
-
Gry
457
-
Gray_Bin/Gray_Binl
462
-
Bin_Gray/Bin_Grayl
464
-
Str4/Str8/Str16
466
-
Num4/Num8/Num16
469
-
Andw/Andl
472
-
Logic Instructions
472
-
Orw/Orwl
474
-
Xorw/Xorl
476
-
Xnrw/Xnrl
478
-
Com/Coml
480
-
Rotb
482
-
Special Math Instructions
482
-
Root
484
-
Apr
487
-
Fdiv
496
-
Bcnt
499
-
Floating-Point Math Instructions
501
-
Fix/Fixl
506
-
Flt/Fltl
508
-
F, -F, *F, /F
510
-
Rad
514
-
Deg
516
-
Sin/Cos/Tan
518
-
Sinq/Cosq/Tanq
521
-
Asin/Acos/Atan
525
-
Sqrt
528
-
Exp
530
-
Log
532
-
Pwr
534
-
F, <>F, <F, <=F, >F, >=F
536
-
Fstr
539
-
Fval
544
-
Movf
548
-
Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
549
-
Fixd/Fixld
555
-
Dbl/Dbll
557
-
+D, -D, D, /D
559
-
Radd
562
-
Degd
564
-
Sind/Cosd/Tand
566
-
Asind/Acosd/Atand
569
-
Sqrtd
572
-
Expd
574
-
Logd
576
-
Pwrd
578
-
D, <>D, <D, <=D, >D, >=D
580
-
Table Data Processing Instructions
583
-
Sset
588
-
Push
591
-
Lifo/Fifo
593
-
Snum
597
-
Sread
599
-
Swrit
602
-
Sins
605
-
Sdel
608
-
DIM
611
-
Setr
613
-
Getr
615
-
Srch
617
-
Swap
620
-
Max/Min
622
-
Maxl
626
-
Maxf
629
-
Maxd
631
-
Minl
633
-
Minf
635
-
Mind
637
-
Sum
639
-
Fcs
642
-
Tracking Instructions
645
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Rsrch<, Rsrch<=, Rsrch=, Rsrch>, Rsrch
652
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Rsrch2<, Rsrch2<=, Rsrch2=, Rsrch2>, Rsrch2
658
-
Rsrch4<, Rsrch4<=, Rsrch4=, Rsrch4>, Rsrch4
661
-
Rsort
664
-
Rsort2
668
-
Rsort4
671
-
Data Control Instructions
674
-
Pid
674
-
Pidat
685
-
Lmt
692
-
Band
694
-
Zone
697
-
Tpo
699
-
Scl
706
-
Scl2
710
-
Scl3
714
-
Avg
717
-
Subroutine Instruction
720
-
Subroutines
720
-
Sbs
721
-
Mcro
727
-
Sbn/Ret
730
-
Gsbs
733
-
Gsbn/Gret
739
-
Interrupt Control Instructions
742
-
Msks
745
-
Mskr
751
-
Cli
755
-
High-Speed Counter/Pulse Output Instructions
763
-
Ini
763
-
Prv
766
-
Prv2
771
-
Ctbl
774
-
Sped
778
-
Puls
782
-
Pls2
784
-
Acc
790
-
Org
795
-
Pwm
798
-
Step Instructions
800
-
Snxt/Step
801
-
Basic I/O Unit Instructions
811
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Iorf
811
-
Fiorf
814
-
Dlnk
817
-
Sdec
821
-
Dsw
824
-
Tky
828
-
Hky
831
-
Mtr
835
-
7Seg
839
-
Iord
856
-
Iowr
859
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Serial Communications Instructions
862
-
Pmcr
864
-
Txd
871
-
Rxd
877
-
Txdu
886
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Rxdu
892
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Stup
912
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Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Instruction & Reference Manual (1234 pages)
Brand: Omron
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Category: Controller
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Size: 21.61 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
33
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
35
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
36
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Specifying Operands
45
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Data Formats
53
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Instructions (Applicable CPU Units)
57
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Instructions
79
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SECTION 3Notation and Layout of Instruction Descriptions
85
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Sequence Input Instructions
88
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Sequence Output Instructions
108
-
Sequence Control Instructions
128
-
Timer and Counter Instructions
159
-
Comparison Instructions
203
-
Data Movement Instructions
233
-
Data Shift Instruction
257
-
Increment/Decrement Instructions
288
-
Symbol Math Instructions
300
-
Conversion Instructions
332
-
Logic Instructions
388
-
Special Math Instructions
398
-
Floating-Point Math Instructions
417
-
Double-Precision Floating-Point Instructions
465
-
Table Data Processing Instructions
499
-
Tracking Instructions
561
-
Data Control Instructions
590
-
Subroutines
637
-
Interrupt Control Instructions
659
-
High-Speed Counter/Pulse Output Instructions
681
-
Step Instructions
735
-
Basic I/O Unit Instructions
746
-
Serial Communications Instructions
797
-
Network Instructions
861
-
File Memory Instructions
937
-
Display Instructions
961
-
Clock Instructions
964
-
Debugging Instructions
975
-
Failure Diagnosis Instructions
978
-
Other Instructions
999
-
Block Programming Instructions
1016
-
Text String Processing Instructions
1043
-
Task Control Instructions
1072
-
Model Conversion Instructions
1076
-
Special Function Block Instructions
1090
-
SFC Instructions
1092
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Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1103
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CJ2 CPU Unit Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1106
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CJ1 CPU Unit Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1135
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CS-Series Instruction Execution Times and Number of Steps
1162
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List of Instructions by Function Code
1187
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Alphabetical List of Instructions by Mnemonic
1203
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OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (670 pages)
CJ2 CPU Unit Software
Brand: OMRON
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Category: Software
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Size: 21.02 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
15
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Introduction
7
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Intended Audience
7
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CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
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Manual Structure
11
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Additional Information
11
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Sections in this Manual
13
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Table of Contents
15
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Table of Contents
21
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Safety Precautions
27
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Application Precautions
31
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Operating Environment Precautions
36
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Regulations and Standards
37
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Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
39
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Related Manuals
45
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1 Overview
47
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CJ2 CPU Unit Features
47
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Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
47
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Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
48
-
Overview
48
-
Overview
49
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
50
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Basic Operating Procedure
58
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2 Internal Memory in the CPU Unit
59
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Memory Configuration
59
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Overview
60
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Memory Configuration
60
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Built-In Flash Memory
60
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Built-In Ram
60
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Memory Areas and Stored Data
61
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Transferring Data from a Programming Device to the CPU Unit
62
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CPU Unit Operation
63
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CPU Unit Operating Modes
63
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CPU Unit Internal Operation
64
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Overview
64
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Startup Initialization
64
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Cycle Time
66
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Program Execution
66
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I/O Refreshing
68
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Processing at Power Interruptions
69
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CPU Unit Operating Modes
70
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Operating Modes
70
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Checking the Operating Mode
71
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Changing the Operating Mode
72
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Operating Mode Details
76
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CPU Unit Initialization
77
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Overview of CPU Unit Initialization
78
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CPU Unit Initial Settings
78
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CPU Unit Initialization
78
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Dip Switch
78
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Plc Name
80
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Routing Tables
81
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PLC Setup
84
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Creating I/O Tables
85
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I/O Tables
85
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Automatic Allocation
86
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Manual Allocation
86
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Setting Routing Tables
87
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Routing Tables
87
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Local Network Table
88
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Relay Network Table
88
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Cases in Which Routing Tables Are Required
89
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Setting and Transferring Routing Tables
90
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Setting Allocated DM Area Words for Special I/O Units and CPU Bus Units
91
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Setting Procedure
91
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CPU Bus Unit Setup Area
92
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Setting Procedure
92
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Understanding Programming
93
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Programming
95
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Programming Overview
95
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Program Capacity
97
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Basic Ladder Diagram Concepts
98
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ST Language
100
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SFC Overview
101
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Tasks
103
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Overview of Tasks
103
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Cyclic Tasks
106
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Cyclic Task Status
108
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Task Control Instructions
109
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Interrupt Tasks
112
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External Interrupts
120
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Designing Tasks
122
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Flags Related to Tasks
125
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Sections
132
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Overview of Sections
132
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Function Blocks
134
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Features of Function Blocks
134
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Function Block Specifications
136
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Symbols
139
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Overview
139
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Types of Symbols
140
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Variables in Function Blocks
141
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Global Symbols
142
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Local Symbols
142
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Network Symbols
143
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Network Symbols (CJ2H-CPU6@-EIP and CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
143
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Variables in Function Blocks
147
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Symbol Data Types
148
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Specifying Arrays
149
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Automatic Address Allocation to Symbols
153
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Instructions
154
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
154
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Instruction Conditions
155
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Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
156
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Instruction Variations
157
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Execution Conditions
157
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Specifying Operands
161
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Specifying Operands
163
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Data Formats
169
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I/O Refresh Timing
173
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Cyclic Refresh
173
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Index Registers
178
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What Are Index Registers
178
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Using Index Registers
178
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Processing Related to Index Registers
183
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Monitoring Index Registers
184
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Sharing Index and Data Registers between Tasks
185
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Specifying Address Offsets
187
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Overview
187
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Examples of Address Offset Application
189
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Checking Programs
190
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Errors During CX-Programmer Input
190
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Program Checks with the CX-Programmer
190
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Debugging with the Simulator
191
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Error Simulation Function
193
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Program Execution Check
194
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Other Errors
195
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Precautions
197
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Condition Flags
197
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Special Program Sections
202
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I/O Memory Areas
207
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I/O Memory Areas
207
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I/O Memory Area Overview
208
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I/O Memory Areas
208
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I/O Memory Area Structure
210
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Holding I/O Memory Values
212
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I/O Area
214
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Input Bits
214
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Output Bits
216
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Data Link Area
219
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Synchronous Data Refresh Area
220
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CPU Bus Unit Area
221
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Special I/O Unit Area
222
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Pulse I/O Area
223
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Serial PLC Link Area
224
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Devicenet Area
225
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Work Area
226
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Holding Area
227
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Self-Maintaining Bits
227
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Auxiliary Area
229
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Temporary Relay Area
230
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Data Memory Area
231
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Extended Data Memory Area
234
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Automatic Address Allocation
234
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File Memory
235
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Trace Memory
235
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Timer Areas
238
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Counter Areas
240
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Task Flags
241
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Index Registers
242
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Data Registers
247
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Condition Flags
249
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Clock Pulses
251
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OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (670 pages)
CJ2 CPU Unit Software
Brand: OMRON
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Category: Software
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Size: 19.32 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
15
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Introduction
7
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Intended Audience
7
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CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
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Manual Structure
11
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Additional Information
11
-
-
Sections in this Manual
13
-
Table of Contents
15
-
-
-
Table of Contents
21
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Safety Precautions
27
-
Application Precautions
31
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Operating Environment Precautions
36
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Regulations and Standards
37
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Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
39
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Related Manuals
45
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1 Overview
47
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CJ2 CPU Unit Features
47
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Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
47
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Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
48
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Overview
48
-
Overview
49
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Features
50
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Basic Operating Procedure
58
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2 Internal Memory in the CPU Unit
59
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Memory Configuration
59
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Overview
60
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Memory Configuration
60
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Built-In Flash Memory
60
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Built-In Ram
60
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Memory Areas and Stored Data
61
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Transferring Data from a Programming Device to the CPU Unit
62
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CPU Unit Operation
63
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CPU Unit Operating Modes
63
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CPU Unit Internal Operation
64
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Overview
64
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Startup Initialization
64
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Cycle Time
66
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Program Execution
66
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I/O Refreshing
68
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Processing at Power Interruptions
69
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CPU Unit Operating Modes
70
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Operating Modes
70
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Checking the Operating Mode
71
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Changing the Operating Mode
72
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Operating Mode Details
76
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CPU Unit Initialization
77
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Overview of CPU Unit Initialization
78
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CPU Unit Initial Settings
78
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CPU Unit Initialization
78
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Dip Switch
78
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Plc Name
80
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Routing Tables
81
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PLC Setup
84
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Creating I/O Tables
85
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I/O Tables
85
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Automatic Allocation
86
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Manual Allocation
86
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Setting Routing Tables
87
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Routing Tables
87
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Local Network Table
88
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Relay Network Table
88
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Cases in Which Routing Tables Are Required
89
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Setting and Transferring Routing Tables
90
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Setting Allocated DM Area Words for Special I/O Units and CPU Bus Units
91
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Setting Procedure
91
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CPU Bus Unit Setup Area
92
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Setting Procedure
92
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Understanding Programming
93
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Programming
95
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Programming Overview
95
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Program Capacity
97
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Basic Ladder Diagram Concepts
98
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ST Language
100
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SFC Overview
101
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Tasks
103
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Overview of Tasks
103
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Cyclic Tasks
106
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Cyclic Task Status
108
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Task Control Instructions
109
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Interrupt Tasks
112
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External Interrupts
120
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Designing Tasks
122
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Flags Related to Tasks
125
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Sections
132
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Overview of Sections
132
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Function Blocks
134
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Features of Function Blocks
134
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Function Block Specifications
136
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Symbols
139
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Overview
139
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Types of Symbols
140
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Variables in Function Blocks
141
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Global Symbols
142
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Local Symbols
142
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Network Symbols
143
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Network Symbols (CJ2H-CPU6@-EIP and CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
143
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Variables in Function Blocks
147
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Symbol Data Types
148
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Specifying Arrays
149
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Automatic Address Allocation to Symbols
153
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Instructions
154
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Basic Understanding of Instructions
154
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Instruction Conditions
155
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Instruction Location and Execution Conditions
156
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-
Instruction Variations
157
-
Execution Conditions
157
-
Specifying Operands
161
-
-
Specifying Operands
163
-
Data Formats
169
-
I/O Refresh Timing
173
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Cyclic Refresh
173
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-
Index Registers
178
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What Are Index Registers
178
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Using Index Registers
178
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Processing Related to Index Registers
183
-
Monitoring Index Registers
184
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Sharing Index and Data Registers between Tasks
185
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-
Specifying Address Offsets
187
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Overview
187
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Examples of Address Offset Application
189
-
-
Checking Programs
190
-
Errors During CX-Programmer Input
190
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Program Checks with the CX-Programmer
190
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Debugging with the Simulator
191
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Error Simulation Function
193
-
Program Execution Check
194
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Other Errors
195
-
-
Precautions
197
-
Condition Flags
197
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Special Program Sections
202
-
-
-
I/O Memory Areas
207
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I/O Memory Areas
207
-
I/O Memory Area Overview
208
-
I/O Memory Areas
208
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I/O Memory Area Structure
210
-
Holding I/O Memory Values
212
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I/O Area
214
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Input Bits
214
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Output Bits
216
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-
Data Link Area
219
-
Synchronous Data Refresh Area
220
-
CPU Bus Unit Area
221
-
Special I/O Unit Area
222
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Pulse I/O Area
223
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Serial PLC Link Area
224
-
Devicenet Area
225
-
Work Area
226
-
Holding Area
227
-
Self-Maintaining Bits
227
-
-
Auxiliary Area
229
-
Temporary Relay Area
230
-
Data Memory Area
231
-
Extended Data Memory Area
234
-
Automatic Address Allocation
234
-
File Memory
235
-
Trace Memory
235
-
-
Timer Areas
238
-
Counter Areas
240
-
Task Flags
241
-
Index Registers
242
-
Data Registers
247
-
Condition Flags
249
-
Clock Pulses
251
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OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (424 pages)
CJ2 CPU Unit Hardware
Brand: OMRON
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Category: Processor
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Size: 9.04 MB
Table of Contents
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Introduction
7
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Intended Audience
7
-
-
CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
-
Manual Structure
11
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Additional Information
11
-
-
Sections in this Manual
13
-
Table of Contents
15
-
-
Safety Precautions
23
-
Application Precautions
27
-
Operating Environment Precautions
32
-
Regulations and Standards
33
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Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
35
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Related Manuals
41
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Overview
43
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Overview of CJ2 CPU Units
44
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Overview
44
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Overview
45
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CJ2 CPU Unit Features
46
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Basic Operating Procedure
54
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Specifications
55
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General Specifications
55
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Performance Specifications
56
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Index
57
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Function Specifications
63
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Basic System Configuration and Devices
71
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Expanded System Configuration
71
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Basic System Configuration
72
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CPU Rack
72
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Memory Cards
78
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Expansion Racks
81
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Configuration Units
84
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Calculating Unit Current Consumption
92
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Calculating Power Consumption
95
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Expanded System Configuration
97
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Serial Communications
97
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System Configuration Example
98
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Communications Networks
99
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Nomenclature and Functions
102
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CPU Units
102
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CPU Section
102
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Built-In Ethernet/Ip Section (CJ2H-CPU6@-EIP and CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
108
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Seven-Segment Display
109
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Memory Card
113
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Models and Specifications
113
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Operating Procedures
113
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Installing and Removing
114
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Pulse I/O Modules (CJ2M CPU Unit Only)
117
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Models and Specifications
117
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Part Names and Functions
117
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Serial Option Boards (CJ2M-CPU3@ Only)
120
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Overview
120
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Power Supply Units
121
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Models and Specifications
121
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Components
124
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Selecting a Power Supply Unit
127
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CJ-Series Basic I/O Units
128
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Basic I/O Units with Terminal Blocks
128
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Thirty-Two/Sixty-Four-Point Basic I/O Units with Connectors
130
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I/O Control Units and I/O Interface Units
132
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Component Names
132
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System Configuration
132
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Support Software
133
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Omron CJ2M-CPU Series User Manual (278 pages)
SYSMAC CJ Series CPU Unit Pulse I/O Module
Brand: Omron
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Category: I/O Systems
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Size: 3.6 MB
Table of Contents
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Introduction
7
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Intended Audience
7
-
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CJ2 CPU Unit Manuals
8
-
Manual Structure
11
-
Additional Information
11
-
-
Sections in this Manual
13
-
Table of Contents
15
-
-
Safety Precautions
23
-
Application Precautions
27
-
Operating Environment Precautions
32
-
Regulations and Standards
33
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Unit Versions of CJ2 CPU Units
36
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Related Manuals
37
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Overview
39
-
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Pulse I/O Modules
40
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Overview of the Functions of CJ2M Pulse I/O
42
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Pulse Outputs
43
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Functions of CJ2M Pulse I/O
44
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Overview
44
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Application Procedure
45
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I/O Application Procedures and Function Allocations
45
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Pulse I/O Module Application Procedure
46
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Wiring
46
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Allocating I/O Functions
48
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Specifying the Functions to Use
48
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Selecting Functions in the PLC Setup
48
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Allocating Functions to Input Terminals
49
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Allocating Functions to Output Terminals
51
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PLC Setup
52
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Normal Input Operation Setting
52
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Interrupt Inputs and Quick-Response Inputs
52
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Pulse Outputs and Origin Searches
52
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Interrupt Input and Quick-Response Input Detailed Settings
53
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High-Speed Counter Settings
54
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Pulse Output and Origin Search Settings
55
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Origin Return
58
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I/O Specifications and Wiring for Pulse I/O Modules
59
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Input Specifications
59
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Output Specifications for Sourcing Transistor Outputs
59
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I/O Specifications
60
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Input Specifications
60
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Output Specifications for Sinking Transistor Outputs
62
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Output Specifications for Sourcing Transistor Outputs
63
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Wiring
64
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Wiring
65
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Connector Pin Allocations
65
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I/O Circuit Configurations
66
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Wiring
66
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Section 4 Normal I/O
76
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Normal I/O
76
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Normal Inputs
76
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Overview
76
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Application Procedure
76
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Specifications
78
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Normal Outputs
79
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Overview
79
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Flow of Operation
79
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Wiring
81
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Connector Pin Assignments
81
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Wiring Examples
83
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Programming Example
85
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Section 5 Quick-Response Inputs
88
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Overview
88
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Application Procedure
89
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PLC Setup
89
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Applicable Input Terminals
91
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Wiring
92
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Connector Pin Assignments
92
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Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (64 pages)
General-purpose Serial, RS-485 Modbus Communication, Multi-function Compact Inverter
Brand: Omron
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Category: Inverter
|
Size: 3.96 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
5
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1 Related Manuals
6
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2 Terms and Definitions
7
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3 Precautions
8
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4 Overview
9
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5 Applicable Devices and Device Configuration
10
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Applicable Devices
10
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Device Configuration
11
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6 Serial Communications Settings
13
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Parameters
13
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Cable Wiring Diagram
14
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7 Serial Communications Connection Procedure
15
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Work Flow
15
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Setting up Inverter
16
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Setting up PLC
22
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Checking the Serial Communications
36
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8 Initialization Method
40
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Initializing PLC
40
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Initializing Inverter
41
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9 Program
42
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Overview
42
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Destination Device Command
47
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Error Detection Processing
49
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Memory Maps
50
-
Ladder Program
53
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Timing Chart
59
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Error Processing
60
-
-
10 Revision History
62
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (62 pages)
EtherNet/IP CJ Series, OMRON Corporation Displacement Sensor
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Computer Hardware
|
Size: 2.3 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
3
-
1 Related Manuals
4
-
2 Terms and Definitions
5
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3 Precautions
6
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4 Overview
7
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5 Applicable Devices and Device Configuration
8
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Applicable Devices
8
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Device Configuration
9
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6 Ethernet/Ip Settings
11
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Parameters
11
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Tag Data Link Settings
12
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7 Ethernet/Ip Connection Procedure
15
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Work Flow
15
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Sensor Controller Setup
17
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PLC Setup
28
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Network Settings
38
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Ethernet/Ip Communication Status Check
51
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8 Initialization Method
58
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Initializing PLC
58
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Initializing Sensor Controller
59
-
-
9 Revision History
60
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Replacement Manual (54 pages)
Programmable Controllers
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 1.71 MB
Table of Contents
-
Related Manuals
3
-
Dimensions and Weights
5
-
Performance Data
5
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Application Considerations
6
-
Table of Contents
7
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1 Performance Specifications
8
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CQM1H/CJ2M Specifications Comparison
8
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CJ1M/CJ2M Specifications Comparison
9
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CJ1G/CJ2M Specifications Comparison
10
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2 System Configurations
11
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CQM1H/CJ2M System Comfiguration Comparison
11
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CJ1M/CJ1G/CJ2M System Comfiguration Comparison
13
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3 Memory Area
14
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CQM1H/CJ2M Memory Area Comparison
14
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CJ1M/CJ1G/CJ2M Memory Area Comparison
16
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4 I/O Area Allocation
18
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5 Instructions
20
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High-Speed Counter/Pulse Output Instruction
20
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I/O Instructions
36
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Model Conversion Instructions
41
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6 Example of Converting Ladder Program by CX-Programmer
42
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Appendix
46
-
Instruction Operations
46
-
Condition Flag Operations
49
-
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (56 pages)
EtherNet/IP CJ Series, ZW-series Displacement Sensor
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Computer Hardware
|
Size: 2.91 MB
Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
3
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1 Related Manuals
4
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2 Terms and Definitions
5
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3 Remarks
6
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4 Overview
8
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5 Applicable Devices and Support Software
9
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Applicable Devices
9
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Device Configuration
10
-
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6 Ethernet/Ip Connection Procedure
12
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Ethernet/Ip Communications Settings
12
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Work Flow
15
-
Setting up the Displacement Sensor
16
-
Setting up the PLC
24
-
Checking the Ethernet/Ip Communications
47
-
-
7 Initialization Method
52
-
Initializing the PLC
52
-
Initializing the Displacement Sensor
53
-
-
8 Revision History
54
OMRON CJ2M-CPU Series Connection Manual (36 pages)
CJ Series
EtherCAT
Digital Sensor Communication Unit
Brand: OMRON
|
Category: Accessories
|
Size: 2.13 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
3
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1 Related Manuals
4
-
2 Terms and Definitions
4
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3 Remarks
5
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4 Overview
6
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5 Applicable Devices and Support Software
6
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Applicable Devices
6
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Device Configuration
7
-
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6 Ethercat Settings
9
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Ethercat Communications Settings
9
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DS-Bus Communication Settings
9
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Allocations of I/O Memory Areas
11
-
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7 Connection Procedure
13
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Work Flow
13
-
Setting up the Digital Sensor Communication Unit
14
-
Setting up the PLC
16
-
Checking the Ethercat Communications
26
-
-
8 Initialization Method
32
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Initializing the PLC
32
-
-
9 Revision History
34
Omron CJ2M-CPU Series Replacement Manual (24 pages)
From CJ1M/CJ1G to CJ2M
Brand: Omron
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 1.39 MB
Table of Contents
-
Table of Contents
7
-
Work Flow
8
-
1 Performance Specifications
9
-
Cj1M/Cj2M Specifications Comparison
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Индикатор | Состояние | Значение |
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«POWER» (зеленый) |
Светится | Питание включено. |
Не светится | Питание выключено. | |
«RUN» (зеленый) |
Светится | Светится, когда ПЛК нормально работает в режиме «Мониторинг» (MONITOR) или «Выполнение» (RUN) и выполняется программа. |
Мигает | Ошибка режима загрузки системы или ошибка настройки DIP-переключателя. | |
Не светится | ПЛК прекратил работу, оставаясь в режиме «Программирование», либо прекратил работу из-за критической ошибки, либо загружает данные из системы. | |
«ERR/ALM» (красный) |
Светится | Функция самодиагностики обнаружила критическую ошибку (включая выполнение команды FALS(007)) или аппаратную ошибку (ошибку сторожевого таймера). Модуль ЦПУ прекратит работу, все выходы модулей выходов будут выключены. |
Мигает | Функция самодиагностики обнаружила некритическую ошибку (включая выполнение команды FAL(006)). Модуль ЦПУ продолжит работу. | |
Не светится | Модуль ЦПУ работает в нормальном режиме. | |
«INH» (желтый) |
Светится | Включился бит выключения выходов (A500.15). Все выходы модулей выходов будут выключены. |
Не светится | Выключился бит выключения выходов (A500.15). | |
«PRPHL» (желтый) |
Мигает | Модуль ЦПУ осуществляет обмен данными (передачу или прием) через периферийный порт (или USB). |
Не светится | Модуль ЦПУ не осуществляет обмен данными через периферийный порт (или USB). | |
«COMM» (желтый) |
Мигает | Модуль ЦПУ осуществляет обмен данными (передачу или прием) через последовательный порт (RS-232C). |
Не светится | Модуль ЦПУ не осуществляет обмен данными (передачу или прием) через последовательный порт (RS-232C). | |
«BKUP» (желтый) |
Светится | Производится сохранение резервной копии программы пользователя и данных области параметров во флэш-память модуля ЦПУ или восстановление этих данных из флэш памяти после включения питания ПЛК. |
Не светится | Запись данных во флэш-память не производится. |
На рис.1. представлена лицевая панель ЦПУ контроллера серии CJ2. Индикаторы ЦПУ предшествующей серии контроллера CJ1 такие же.
На рис.2. показано расположение индикаторов на модуле ЦПУ контроллера серии CP1E, CP1L и CP1H.
Рис.1.
Рис.2.
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Контроллер SYSMAC CJ2M CPU12 фирмы OMRON. При включенном оборудовании в ПЛК была отсоедина батарейка, начал мигать красным индикатор ERR/ALM.После установки новой батарейки индикатор не погас.Машину от сети не отключаем.
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Мигающий индикатор указывает на некритические ошибки, при которых CPU продолжает работать. Для начала надо проверить журнал ошибок и выяснить состояние и код ошибки.
Отправлено спустя 4 минуты 13 секунд:
Кстати, по инструкции батарея меняется при выключенном питании…
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Спасибо, подскажите может ли эта ошибка повлиять на программу с последствиями приведущими к неработоспособности машины после отключения от питания сети на длительное время.
Подключиться к ПК нет возможности…
Отправлено спустя 5 минут 17 секунд:
Добавлю, что на дисплее страницы сообщений и ошибок нет.
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Разобрался когда прочитал подробную инструкцию. В разных типах ПЛК инструкция по замене батареек может отличаться. Последствия из-за разряда батарейки зависят от того есть карта памяти или нет, а также от модели ПЛК.
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Igor NK писал(а): ↑25 фев 2021, 09:19
подскажите может ли эта ошибка повлиять на программу с последствиями приведущими к неработоспособности машины после отключения от питания сети на длительное время.
Так как батарея была отсоединена при включенном питании (скорее всего в режиме run), то скорее всего был взведен флаг ошибки батареи (00F7).
Во избежание повреждения внутренних элементов модуля ЦПУ, чувствительных к
статическому электричеству, рекомендуется производить замену батареи при
выключенном питании. Допускается производить замену батареи без выключения
питания. В этом случае перед заменой батареи обязательно дотроньтесь до заземленного
металлического предмета, чтобы снять с тела электростатический заряд.
Заменив батарею, подключите устройство программирования и сбросьте ошибку батареи.
Если вы уверены в том что батарея исправна, то после перезагрузки журнал активных ошибок должен очиститься. В любом случае, после отключения питания конденсатор какое-то время будет поддерживать питание.
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Спасибо, всё подробно,и понятно.
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Igor NK писал(а): ↑25 фев 2021, 14:25
Разобрался когда прочитал подробную инструкцию
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