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DV-1000
Worksheets
Appendix C
DV-1000 Worksheets
C–2 DV-1000 Worksheets
Message Display Worksheets
The Fault Instruction can output up to 23 characters. We recommend limiting it to 15
characters so the text fits within the DV-1000’s top line. The following worksheet
shows ladder program segments. On the left are the Fault boxes (yours may be
spread throughout your program, and use different permissive contact
arrangements). On the right are the corresponding data labels and ACON boxes.
Each active Fault box can cause the message in the corresponding ACON Box to be
displayed. Remember that the maximum number of of Data Labels is 64, and the
Data Label numbers are hexadecimal.
Fault Message Instructions
DLBL
K1
ACON
_______________________
FAULT
K1
Data Label Area
DLBL
K2
DLBL
K3
DLBL
K4
DLBL
K5
DLBL
K6
DLBL
K7
DLBL
K8
ACON
_______________________
ACON
_______________________
ACON
_______________________
ACON
_______________________
ACON
_______________________
ACON
_______________________
ACON
_______________________
FAULT
K2
FAULT
K3
FAULT
K4
FAULT
K5
FAULT
K6
FAULT
K7
FAULT
K8
Fault Messages
Appendix C
DV-1000 Worksheets
C–3
DV-1000 Worksheets
For combined numeric and text output, this worksheet can help you organize the
numbers and ASCII codes with the proper memory locations.
7654321076543210
3
7654321076543210
0
37
20
11
2
22
31 33
4
24
35
26
1 3 5
27
36343230
10
252321
2 1
13 11
6
16 14
7
10
1517
12
12 13 14 15
Position Data TextVĆMemory
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Position NumberVĆMemory
Position Data TextVĆMemory
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Numeric Display Positions
Text Display Positions
Numeric Data
Text Data
16 17
0
67
5 4
7654321076543210
Desired Display
Text Data
Address ValueSetup Parameter
V7623 Numeric Pointer
V7624 Text Pointer
Message Display
Output Maps
Appendix C
DV-1000 Worksheets
C–4 DV-1000 Worksheets
The following display grids are for general-purpose message display planning.
0
37
20
11
2
22
31 33
13
4
24
15
35
26
17
61 3 5 7
27
36343230
10
25
16
2321
12 14
Text
Output
3 2 1 0
13 11
6 4
16 14
7
10
1517
12
5
Numeric
Output Numeric Data Starting Address = V__________
Text Data Starting Address = V__________
0
37
20
11
2
22
31 33
13
4
24
15
35
26
17
61 3 5 7
27
36343230
10
25
16
2321
12 14
Text
Output
3 2 1 0
13 11
6 4
16 14
7
10
1517
12
5
Numeric
Output Numeric Data Starting Address = V__________
Text Data Starting Address = V__________
Display Output
Grids
Appendix C
DV-1000 Worksheets
C–5
DV-1000 Worksheets
Change Preset Worksheet
Choose the text titles for the User-titled presets and the number of timer and counter
preset titles. Remember to use at least one of each title type in all cases.
User Presets Timer Presets Counter Presets
Text Titles Text
Locations Data
Locations Titles Data
Locations Counter
Titles Data
Locations
Timer 1 Counter 1
Password
Enable/Disable Password Value Powerup Mode Powerup Value
Use the worksheet above to determine the setup parameter values below.
V-Memory
Location Setup Parameter Description Format Value Notes:
V7620 User Preset Data Pointer Octal starting at V...
V7621 User Preset Titles Pointer Octal starting at V...
V7622 User Preset Block Size BCD # of titles
V7626 Powerup Mode BCD
V7627 Change Preset Password BCD
V7720* Titled Timer Data Pointer Octal starting at V...
V7721* Titled Counter Data Pointer Octal starting at V...
V7722* Timer Preset Block Size (high byte) BCD xx timers,
yy counters
Counter Preset Block Size (low byte) yy counters
*DL130 and DL230 CPUs use different memory locations here: V7640 instead of
V7720, V7641 instead of V7721, and V7642 instead of V7722.
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DV-1000 Worksheets
C–6 DV-1000 Worksheets
Use the table below as a continuation worksheet.
User Presets Timer Presets Counter Presets
Text Titles Text
Locations Data
Locations Titles Data
Locations Counter
Titles Data
Locations
Timer and Counter label numbering on the DV-1000 is from 1 to 99, decimal. This
allows the machine operator the convenience of using decimal numbers. However,
timers and counter numbers in the CPUs are numbered in octal, starting with 0. If you
decide to associate the first timer and/or counter labels with the first timer and
counter boxes in the CPU, the following table provides the required conversion.
D Oct D Oct D Oct D Oct D Oct D Oct D Oct D Oct D Oct
Timer and Counter
Numbering
Conversion Chart
