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With the GP's internal special relay, it's possible to realize various screen actions.
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When the GP's power turns on, a default value is substituted for an address by using the bit that turns on at the time of the default screen display. |
Action process when the power turns ON
(Initializing each address) |
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This is the animation processed by address changes with using Bit ON/OFF of each communication cycle between GP and PLC. |
| Action environment at the time of a communication cycle （Changing an address） |
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The normally turned-ON bit is used as a trigger bit of the keypad input display. |
| Action process when the bit is normally ON. (Trigger Bit for keypad input) |
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Screens are changed by using the bit that turns on at the time of a communication error. |
Action process at the time of a communication error
(Changing screens) |
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| There are other samples using the special relay available. |
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Since all are processed inside of the GP, the PLC's ladder programs are lightened. |
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It can be also used for debug or screen maintenance. |
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* GP2000 series and GLC2000 series support this functionality.
* GP-PRO/PB III for Windows Ver. 5.0 or higher is required.
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Download a sample program file and detailed description.
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