CV500II101 Omron, CV500II101 Datasheet - Page 46

• Manufacturer Part Number: CV500II101
• Description: Programmable Logic Controller
• Manufacturer: Omron

Specifications of CV500II101

• Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C): No
• Leaded Process Compatible: No
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant

Remarks
Precautions
4-4-7 Operand Search
Use
Modes
36
Operations
SRCH
Note The Up or Down Key can be pressed during the search operation to enter the
All programs contained in the PC will be searched, e.g., it is impossible to search
only the main program or only individual action programs.
When using only ladder programming, the following program names will appear:
When using SFC programming, the following program names will appear:
Search Conditions
Searches are possible individually for instructions with and without NOT.
Searches are possible individually for different operands for instructions that
have only one operand, for example, LD 000000 and LD N 000000 can be distin-
guished, as can LD 000001 and LD 000002. SBN 001 and SBN 002 can also be
distinguished.
Individual searches can be made for instructions with and without immediate
refresh specifications (!) and differential treatment (i, j), for example, LD
000000 and ! LD 000000 are distinguished. LD 000000 and iLD 000000 are
also distinguished.
Searches are possible individually for different operands for the following
instructions: FAL(006), FALS(007), CNTR(012), TTIM(120), TCNT(123),
TSR(124), TSW(125), and SA(210).
Individual searches are not possible for different operands for other instructions
that have more than one operand, for example, MOV 0000 0001 and MOV 0002
0003 are not distinguished.
Refer to Appendix D Inputs for Instructions and Operands for the key sequences
to specify instructions and operands.
program read operation.
To cancel the present searching operation and to search for another instruction,
press the Clear Key.
To search for any of the TIM, CNT, and NOT instructions while the program is
being read, press the Clear Key first and then input the name of the instruction.
Used to search for an operand in a program by designating a bit or word address.
Main program:
Interruption program:
Action programs:
Transition programs:
RUN
OK
After all addresses have been searched, the display will return to the
address where the search was started, and the message “Instr not
found” will appear.
MONITOR
OK
Main
INT ** (interrupt number)
AC **** (action number)
TN **** (transition number)
DEBUG
OK
PROGRAM
OK
Section 4-4