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UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION
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You can use D-Scripts to create simple programs. Using this feature, you can perform operations on the display unit or communicate between the display unit and unsupported peripheral devices.
D-Scripts are set up on a Base Screen. The Base Screen examines script conditions and executes scripts while the screen is displayed.
When the display unit is running, a Global D-Script runs based on a trigger condition, regardless of the current screen.
Extended Scripts should be used for high-level communication programs.
In addition to scripts, you can use logic programs for control applications.
29.1 Settings Menu
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Conditional Operations Overview |
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Create a script which automatically changes screens to screen number 7 after 3 seconds.
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Copying Data in Blocks Overview |
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Create a script that detects the rising edge (0 to 1) of bit address M0100 and copies data stored in the connected device (PLC1) to another connected device (PLC2).
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Displaying an Alarm When an Error Occurs Overview Steps |
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The temperature management system detects an error bit from the connected device and displays alarm messages when the temperature information storage address (D200) rises to 70 degrees C or higher, or falls to 30 degrees C or lower. Also, this script counts the number of detected errors.
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Communicating with Unsupported Peripheral Devices Overview Steps |
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Create an extended script to output data read from a barcode connected to the USB to a serial printer connected to COM1.
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Referencing Other Scripts Overview |
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On the [D-Script] dialog box, split the screen into two screens horizontally or vertically.
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22.1 Settings Menu
