C200H-DA001 Omron, C200H-DA001 Datasheet - Page 97

• Manufacturer Part Number: C200H-DA001
• Description: 2PT-D/A:12-BIT
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of C200H-DA001

• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant

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PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE
PROTOCOL SUPPORT SOFTWARE
Overview
The C200HW-COM04-E, C200HW-COM05-E, and
C200HW-COM06-E Communication Boards have a protocol
macro capability. The Protocol Support Software makes it
possible to customize communication sequences by using the
protocol macro. The Protocol Support Software supports seven
types of standard communications sequences -- to either
customize or use as they are.
Note: Refer to the Protocol Support Software Operation Manual (W305) for details.
The conversational-type menu of the Protocol Support
Software allows communication sequences to be
registered easily.
The Protocol Support Software allows a maximum of
1,000 communication sequences to be registered, each
having 16 steps max.
Each of the registered communication sequences can
include data for the transmission method, link word,
monitor period, and response advice method to be used
with the registered communication sequence. X-ON and
X-OFF flow control, RS and CS flow, modem control,
delimiter control and the contention method are supported
by the Protocol Support Software.
Each of the steps can include data for the repetition
number, a communication command, communication
message, reception matrix, the next process to be
executed, and the error processing command to be
executed if the step has an execution error.
Any destination address or communications data set with
the Protocol Support Software can include variable N,
wildcard, and word call settings. Whenever a step is
repeated, the value of variable N in the step will increase
by one. Because of this, a message can be transmitted to
more than one address continuously, or the table data
stored in any word can be transmitted continuously.
The Protocol Support Software automatically allows
transmission of any communication message with an error
check code, such as SUN, LRC, or CRC, and data for the
length of the communication message. At the destination
address of the communication message, the Protocol
Support Software allows the checking of the
communication message according to the error check
code and the data for the length of the communication
message so the destination address can receive the
communication message correctly.
The process can be defined with an END, GOTO, NEXT, or
ABORT that is executed right after each step is executed
with or without any error.
A maximum of 15 types of expected reception messages
can be set with a reception matrix. Each of the expected
reception messages can include data that determines the
next process to be executed and the error processing
command to be executed if there is a message reception
error.