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● Usually, 8 bits are called 1 byte, and 16 bits (2 bytes) are called 1 word.
0 000 0000 1001 1101
1 byte
1 word (2 byte)
1001 1101
1 bit
● Registers of each word device in the MELSEC-Q series programmable controller consist of 16
bits.
• Data register D
• Current value of
timer T
• Current value of
counter C
• File register R
• Link register W
32768
16384
8192
4096
2048
1024
512
256
128
64
32
16
8
4
2
D0
1
(Binary bit weight)
● The following two ranges of numbers can be processed in 16 bits (1 word).
1) 0 to 65535
2) -32768 to +32767
● The range 2) is available for the MELSEC-Q programmable controller.
The negative numbers adopt two's complement against the positive numbers (1 to +32767).
● In the two's complement
, each binary bit is inverted, and 1 is added to the least significant bit.
Example)
How to calculate the two's complement against 1
0 000 0000 0000 0001
1 1 1 110
Add 1 to the least
significant bit.
Invert all bits.
The most significant bit of "1" means negative.
The most si
g
nificant bit corres
p
onds to the si
g
n of a si
g
ned binar
y
number.
1111111111
0
000 0000 0000 0001
1 1 1 1111111111111
1
-1
Numerical values used by MELSEC-Q series programmable controller
- SAFETY PRECAUTION 3
- CONTENTS 5
- INTRODUCTION 10
- Electromagnetic 11
- Operation diagram 12
- Extension cable 15
- Q5 B extension base unit 15
- Q6 B extension base unit 15
- Base Unit 16
- CPU Module 17
- I/O Module 17
- Memory Card 18
- Programming 20
- Write programs 20
- Main base unit 22
- Slot numbers 22
- Peripheral device 24
- MELSEC-Q 24
- I/O panel 24
- USB cable 24
- Writing data 25
- Reading data 25
- Diagnosing the 26
- CPU status 26
- Library file 28
- Project A 28
- Project B 28
- Project C 28
- Project D 28
- Screen layout can be 30
- Controller and HMI 32
- Displays the current 34
- Set the number of display 38
- 4 rows × 8 columns 38
- 2 rows × 5 columns 38
- 1) Move the cursor! 41
- The ladder block is hidden 42
- 9) A new project is opened! 48
- 7) Click and select! 48
- Q06UDHCPU 49
- 3) Double-click! 50
- 5) Double-click! 50
- 7) Click! 51
- 2) Select the target memory 52
- 8) Press the 56
- key to confirm the entry 56
- 4) Select a program to be 61
- 9) Click! 62
- 4) Enter "Y72"! 66
- <PLC Memory Operation> 68
- <Remote Operation> 68
- <Set Clock/Write Title> 68
- 6) The symbol is displayed! 72
- 4) Click 72
- 2) Drag! 73
- 3) The line is deleted! 73
- 4) Press "Delete"! 73
- 1) Click to move the cursor! 74
- 2) The menu 74
- 4) A new row is inserted! 75
- 5) Click 75
- 7) The symbol is displayed! 76
- 8) Click 76
- 10) The symbol is displayed! 76
- 4) The row is deleted! 78
- 3) Click to cut! 79
- 6) Click ! 80
- 9) Completed! 81
- 4) Double-click! 82
- 2) Select! 87
- Device No 89
- Device symbol 89
- 3) Change! 93
- Specifies a bit of a bit 95
- Conditional jump 95
- (non-delay) 95
- STOP Stopping operation 96
- Operating Procedure 102
- Click this button after the 104
- PLC parameter appear and 104
- Operation Practice 107
- One scan One scan 108
- Application 109
- High speed 116
- Low speed 116
- Related Exercise 120
- –––– Exercise 4 120
- Subroutine 125
- Sequence 125
- CALL(P) P** 126
- 1sec. 1sec 131
- Flip flop 133
- 0.5-sec. flickering 134
- 10 : Decimal 137
- Binary (BIN) 138
- 16: Hexadecimal 139
- Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) 140
- 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 141
- Power supply module 144
- Project name QB-11 145
- Program name MAIN 145
- Press the Enter key after 147
- Enter "D0" 147
- Project name QB-12 152
- K1M0K2M6 153
- Project name QB-13 154
- 0 0 0 0 1 1 01 157
- Operation Explanation 158
- K16D32D0BMOVP 159
- Reference 161
- Y74C10K20 163
- Double-click 166
- Addition/subtraction 169
- Project name QB-18 172
- Project name QEX12 175
- B31 B0B15B16 177
- Example 1 179
- Example 2 179
- Application Example 181
- 1) Double-click! 182
- 2) Double-click! 182
- 4) Select! 183
- 5) Click! 183
- 3) Click! 183
- 6) Click! 183
- (From the previous page) 184
- Project name File register 184
- Project name QTEST5 187
- Project name QTEST6 188
- Project name QTEST7 189
- Project name QTEST8 190
- Project name QTEST9 191
- Project name QTEST10 192
- Project name QTEST11 193
- 2) Enter "Y70"! 196
- 2) Enter "M10"! 198
- 1) Click! 199
- 2) Jump to the step number 200
- with the error! 200
- 4) Click! 201
- 6) Select! 202
- 8) Click! 202
- When using the program as a 204
- 2) Click! 208
- (To the next page) 212
- Statement 216
- 2) Enter items! 218
- 3) Select! 221
- 1) Select! 222
- 3) Enter password! 222
- 1) Enter items! 223
- 2) Change! 225
- 11) Check! 228
- (Programmable controller CPU) 232
- READY signal 233
- Operating condition 233
- X/Y80 to X/Y8F 236
- X/Y90 to X/Y9F 236
- Digital output 238
- Digital output value 238
- 0 R/W 240
- 6) Double-click! 243
- 15) Click! 245
- A/D conversion completed flag 246
- A/D module READY 246
- 9) Double-click! 252
- 10) Set! 252
- 13) Click! 253
- Project name Q62DAN 255
- 2) Enter "X0"! 259
- 4) Reflected! 259
- Collected from 223 factories 261
- Output module (Y50 to Y6F) 267
- Error indication lamp 267
- Control panel 267
- Arm Conveyor 268
- Error occurred! 00070 268
- APPENDIX 269
- App. - 2 270
- App. - 3 271
- □□□) supported by the ACPU 272
- App. - 6 274
- App. - 7 275
- App. - 8 276
- App. - 9 277
- App. - 10 278
- App. - 11 279
- App. - 12 280
- App. - 13 281
- App. - 14 282
- App. - 15 283
- App. - 16 284
- App. - 17 285
- App. - 18 286
- App. - 19 287
- App. - 20 288
- App. - 21 289
- X0 to 1F 290
- X20 to 2F 290
- Y70 to 74 290
- Y60 to 6F 290
- Negative number 293
- App. - 26 294
- App. - 27 295
- App. - 28 296
- App. - 29 297
- App. - 30 298
- App. - 31 299
- App. - 32 300
- App. - 33 301
- App. - 34 302
- App. - 35 303
- App. - 36 304
- (0.1-sec. clock) 305
- Tentative count 305
- App. - 38 306
- App. - 39 307
- App. - 40 308
- App. - 41 309
- App. - 42 310
- App. - 43 311
- App. - 44 312
- App. - 45 313
- App. - 46 314
- App. - 47 315
- App. - 48 316
- App. - 49 317
- App. - 50 318
- App. - 51 319
- App. - 52 320
- App. - 53 321
- App. - 54 322
- App. - 55 323
- App. - 56 324
- App. - 57 325
- App. - 58 326
- App. - 59 327
- App. - 60 328
- App. - 61 329
- App. - 62 330
- App. - 63 331
- App. - 64 332
- App. - 65 333
- App. - 66 334
- App. - 67 335
- Appendix 9 FB 336
- App. - 69 337
- App. - 70 338
- App. - 71 339
- App. - 72 340
- App. - 73 341
- App. - 74 342
- App. - 75 343
- App. - 76 344
- App. - 77 345
- App. - 78 346
- App. - 79 347
- App. - 80 348
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