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10 FACEPLATE

MELSOFT

10.8 Message Tag Faceplate

Message tag is a tag that displays occurred event.

The tag types of message tag and reference chapters are as follows.

MSG

Tag type Reference

Section 10.8.1

The memory structure of message tag are as follows.

For details of each tag data, refer to "PX Developer Programming Manual".

Offset

+ 0

+ 1

+ 2

+ 4 to

+ 11

FUNC

MSG

MSGCHK

MSG1NO to

MSG8NO

Tag data item

Tag function code

Message

Description

A code represents tag type (System area *

1

)

The occurred/recovered status of event 1 to 8

(System area *

1

)

Reference

Section 10.4

Section 7.4

Message confirm check The confirmation check status of event 1 to 8 (Yes/No) Section 7.4

Message 1 Name No. to

Message 8 Name No.

The number to specify displayed string at event occurrence (1 to 10000)

Section 9.10

*1: Please do not perform writing by user in system area.

POINT

(

Set display string corresponding to each event (1 to 8) by event setting

Section 9.10).

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Offset

+ 0 FUNC

+ 1

+ 2

+ 3

+ 4

MSG_W1

MSG_W2

MSG_W3

MSG_W4

Tag data item

Tag function code

Message 1 to 16

Message 17 to 32

Message 33 to 48

Message 49 to 64

Description

A code represents tag type (System area *

1

)

The occurred/recovered status of event 1 to 16

(System area *

1

)

The occurred/recovered status of event 17 to 32

(System area *

1

)

The occurred/recovered status of event 33 to 48

(System area *

1

)

The occurred/recovered status of event 49 to 61

(System area *

1

)

Reference

Section 10.4

Section 7.4

+ 5

+ 6

+ 7

+ 8

MSGCHK_W1

Message confirm check

1 to 16

MSGCHK_W2

Message confirm check

17 to 32

MSGCHK_W3

Message confirm check

33 to 48

MSGCHK_W4

Message confirm check

49 to 64

+ 9 to

+ 72

MSG1NO to

MSG64NO

+ 73 to MSGG1NO to

+ 80 MSGG8NO

Message 1 Name No. to

Message 64 Name No.

Message group 1 Name

No. to Message group 8

Name No.

The confirmation check status of event 1 to 16 (Yes/No)

The confirmation check status of event 17 to 32 (Yes/No)

The confirmation check status of event 33 to 48 (Yes/No)

The confirmation check status of event 49 to 64 (Yes/No)

The number to specify displayed string at event occurrence (1 to 10000)

The number to specify displayed group name at event occurrence (1 to 10000)

*1: Please do not perform writing by user in system area.

Section 7.4

Section 9.10

----

POINT

Set display string corresponding to each event (1 to 64) and each message group name by event setting ( Section 9.10).

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10.8.1 MSG

MELSOFT

PURPOSE

Occurrence status of event is displayed in the faceplate of message tag for 8 points.

DISPLAY/SETTING SCREEN

1)

Message display

DISPLAY/SETTING DATA

Operation

Description Text color Background color

Display occurred event.

Maximum display a string of 12 characters set by event setting ( Section 9.10).

Occurring: Black

Occurring: Green

Recovered:

No alarm color

Recovered:

Background color

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10.8.2 MSG_64PT

MELSOFT

PURPOSE

Occurrence status of event is displayed in the faceplate of message tag for 64 points.

DISPLAY/SETTING SCREEN

1) Message group name display

2) Message display

DISPLAY/SETTING DATA

Operation

Description

1)

Message group name display

STR

Text color Background color

Display event group name. White Black

Display occurred event.

Display the message separated in each message group. The messages are displayed in ascending order from upper left in message group.

The message content is displayed not with message name, but with message number

(example: for MSG1, ‘1’).

If the tag data item (MSG1NO to

MSG64NO) of the corresponding message name No. is ‘0’, it will be blank.

Occurring: Black

Recovered:

No alarm color

Occurring: Green

Recovered:

Background color

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