Instruction Manual

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IM 04L31A01-17E
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Response
Note
Information for skipped measurement channels, computation channels when
computation is turned OFF, and control channels when control is turned OFF is not
output.
Alarm setting values for control channels set by loops are output as alarm information
for the PV, SP, and OUT channels corresponding to the alarm types.
When alarms are OFF, 0 is output for the alarm setting.
If the alarm type is 0 in the control groups (control alarm OFF), an alarm value of 0 is
output as alarm information for the PV channels.
Information for channels belonging to loops set for analog retransmission are not
output.
Output of Upper/Lower Limit of Input Span and Decimal Point Position for
Measurement/Computation/Control Channels (Style number S3 or later)
Upper/lower limit of input span and decimal place for measurement/computation/
control channels are output using the FT command.
The output format identifier is 1. See page 7-3, “Identifier.”
2 bytes
Number of blocks
Block 1
Number of bytes
2 bytes
BINARY data
(The BINARY data section
on the “Conceptual diagram”
on page 7-2.)
Number of Blocks
This is the number of blocks (fixed at 0.)
Number of Bytes
This is the size of one block in bytes.
Blocks
Year Month
Month
(Reserved)*
• • •
(Reserved)*
• • •
(Reserved)*
• • •
(Reserved)*
• • •
Hour
Decimal P. P
• • •
Decimal P. P
• • •
Decimal P. P
• • •
Decimal P. P
• • •
Minute Millisecond
Second
Span(Upper limmit)
• • •
1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte
2 bytes
4 bytes
Measurement channel
• • •
Computation channel
• • •
Control channel
• • •
Channel(Green Series)
• • •
Span(Upper limmit)
• • •
Span(Upper limmit)
• • •
Span(Upper limmit)
• • •
Span(Lower limmit)
• • •
Span(Lower limmit)
• • •
Span(Lower limmit)
• • •
Span(Lower limmit)
• • •
2 bytes
Decimal P. P: Decimal point position
Data details
Channel Numbers
CX2000:1-20, 31-60, 101-118, 201-248
CX1000:1-3, 31-48, 101-106, 201-212
Unused Region
Fixed at 0
7.3 Output Format of BINARY Data