User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Overview
- Controller Notation
- Servo and Stepper Motor Notation:
- Command Descriptions
- Servo Update Rates
- Commands which are not Allowed when Operating in Fast Mode:
- #
- $
- & |
- ( )
- ;
- [ ]
- + - * /
- <, >, =, <=, >=, <>
- =
- AB
- @ABS[n]
- AC
- @ACOS[n]
- AD
- AF
- AI
- AL
- AM
- @AN[n]
- AO
- AP
- AR
- AS
- @ASIN[n]
- AT
- @ATAN[n]
- #AUTO
- #AUTOERR
- AV
- BA
- BB
- BC
- BD
- BG
- BI
- BK
- BL
- BM
- BN
- BO
- BP
- BS
- BV
- BZ
- CB
- CC
- CD
- CE
- CF
- CI
- CM
- #CMDERR
- CN
- CO
- @COM[n]
- #COMINT
- @COS[n]
- CR
- CS
- CW
- DA
- DC
- DE
- DL
- DM
- DP
- DT
- DV
- EA
- EB
- EC
- ED
- EG
- EI
- ELSE
- EM
- EN
- ENDIF
- EO
- EP
- EQ
- ER
- ES
- ET
- FA
- FE
- FI
- FL
- @FRAC[n]
- FV
- GA
- GN
- GM
- GR
- HM
- HX
- IA
- IF
- IH
- II
- IL
- IN
- @IN[n]
- #ININT
- @INT[n]
- IP
- IT
- IV
- JG
- JP
- JS
- KD
- KI
- KP
- KS
- LA
- LE
- _LF*
- LI
- #LIMSWI
- LL
- LM
- _LR*
- LS
- LV
- LZ
- MB
- MC
- #MCTIME
- MF
- MG
- MO
- MR
- MT
- NB
- NF
- NO
- NZ
- OB
- OC
- OE
- OF
- OP
- @OUT[n]
- P1CD P2CD
- P1CH P2CH
- P1NM P2NM
- P1ST P2ST
- #POSERR
- PA
- PF
- PR
- QD
- QR
- QU
- QZ
- RA
- RC
- RD
- RE
- REM
- RI
- RL
- @RND[n]
- RP
- RS
-
R S -
R V - SA
- SA n
- SB
- SC
- SH
- @SIN[n]
- SL
- SP
- @SQR[n]
- ST
- @TAN[n]
- TB
- TC
- #TCPERR
- TD
- TE
- TH
- TI
- TIME*
- TL
- TM
- TP
- TR
- TS
- TT
- TV
- TW
- UI
- UL
- VA
- VD
- VE
- VF
- VM
- VP
- VR
- VS
- VT
- WC
- WH
- WT
- XQ
- ZR
- ZS
- Index
152 ● OP DMC-1400 Series Command Reference
OP
FUNCTION: Output Port
DESCRIPTION:
The OP command sends data to the output ports of the controller. You can use the output port
to control external switches and relays.
ARGUMENTS (DMC-1410/1411/1412/1414/1417): OP m,n where
m is an integer in the range 0 to 7 and is the decimal representation of the 3 output bits.
n is an integer in the range 1 to 3 decimal and is used to specify the number of bits effected
starting with the LSB. For example, if n=2, only outputs 1 and 2 will be changed by OP
m. If the n parameter is not specified, all bits will be changed.
ARGUMENTS (DMC-1415/1416/1425): OP m,a,b,c,d where
m is an integer in the range 0 to 7 and is the decimal representation of the general output bits.
a,b,c,d represent the extended I/O in consecutive groups of 16 bits, (values from 0 to 65535).
Arguments that are given for I/O points which are configured as inputs will be ignored.
The following table describes the arguments used to set the state of outputs.
Arguments Blocks Bits Description
m 0 1-3 General Outputs
a 2,3 17-32 Extended I/O
b 4,5 33-48 Extended I/O
c 6,7 49-64 Extended I/O
d 8,9 65-80 Extended I/O
n = ? returns the value of the argument, where n is any of the above arguments.
USAGE: DEFAULTS:
While Moving Yes Default Value 0
In a Program Yes Default Format 3.0
Command Line Yes
Can be Interrogated Yes
Used as an Operand Yes
Controller Usage
ALL
OPERAND USAGE (DMC-1410/1411/1412/1414/1417):
_OP contains the status of the outputs.
OPERAND USAGE (DMC-1415/1416/1425):
_OP0 contains the value of the first argument, m
_OP1 contains the value of the first argument, a
_OP2 contains the value of the first argument, b
_OP3 contains the value of the first argument, c
_OP4 contains the value of the first argument, d
RELATED COMMANDS:
SB Set output bit
CB Clear output bit
OB Output Byte