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6 Connectable PLC
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6.4.2.1 Structure differences of use device for GP/LP and GMWIN
(1) Input/Output relay of bit device structure
 I/O bit device structure for GMWIN
%[Device name] [Base number] . [Slot number]. [(The number of I/O card point X
16)+Bit address]
 I/O bit device structure for GP
[Device name] [Base number] [Slot number] [The number of I/O card point] [Bit
address (Hexadecimal)]
Output device; Base number=2, Slot number=1, The number of I/O card point=2, Bit address=10
%QX 2.1.42 (GMWIN) ▶ QX 2 1 2 A (GP)
(2) Inner relay of bit deivce structure
 Inner relay of bit device structure for GMWIN
%[Device name] [Bit address (Decimal)]
 I/O bit device structure for GP
[Device name] [Quotient of base number(Bit address/16) (Decimal)] [Remainder of (Bit
address/16) (Hexadecimal)]
1000th inner relay
%MX 1002 (GMWIN) ▶ MX 6 2 A (GP)
6.4.2.2 GM4
Type Device Mark
Range
Start
End
Bit
Input relay IX IX0
IX773F
※
1
Output relay QX QX0
QX773F
※
1
inner auxiliary relay MX MX0 MX8191F
GP/LP inner bit memory UB UB0 UB6047F
Word
Input relay IW IW0 IW773
Output relay QW QW0 QW773
Inner auxiliary relay MW MW0 MW8191
GP/LP inner word memory UW UW0 UW6047
※1. Actual PLC supports from 0 to 31 bases, but GP/LP supports from 0 to 7 bases.
Quotient of 1002/16 = 62 (Decimal)
Remainder of 1002/16 = 10 = A