aakash

analog control

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hi

Can anyone suggest me how analog inputs are configured in Mitsubishi Q series plc and FX series also analog output e.g inverter is controlled

 

Regards

 

 

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hi

i have problem in one of the instruction , i know it will be pretty easy for you.

to k0 k17 h0000 k1

to ko k17 h0002 k1

from k0 k0 k2m100 k2

mov k4m100 d100

what KO  , K17 ,   H0000 ,    K1 MEANS.

 

thanks 

regards

 

AAKASH

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The First (K0) means your adressing the First special module in an FX config. K0 then K1 then K2 etc.

The second (K17) Means the BFM addres K17 

The Third (H0000) is the value wou wish to write to the BFM (When it's a from instruction where the value should go For instance D0 or K2M100)

The fourth (K1) means batching. you can write a value to multiple BFM addresses. K1 means only this adress (K3 would write the value also to the next two addresses) 

 

Hope this makes in Clearer

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i guess

maybe i got this right

k0 is like my module no. where it is placed ( e.g can be ad module,da module)

Question

k17 bfm  is shown reseved from b4 to b7  , where the data is stored 

sorry for trouble but not understand the commands

 

to k0 k17 H0000 k1

to ko k17 H0002 k1

NOT understand the H0000 ,HOOO2 

 

regards

akash

 

Edited by aakash

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Well for this module only one Channel is converted at a time. 
So first only K0 or K 1 is send to bit 0 selecting either Channel 1 or 2
Then this is activated by setting bit 1. Which means either H2 (bin 10) for channel 1 and H3 (bin 11)for channel 2

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thank you gambit sir. Couldnt have figure out without your guidance .i dont know why are they not mentioning  that  important info in manual.

 

Regards

Aakash

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