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Remote I/O Communications 8–26
Publication 2706-6.1
In Message List run mode you can:
• Trigger a single message through a PLC via Remote I/O port
• Create a list of messages that are continuously displayed
• Place messages on the Historical Events Stack
• Send a message to the slave address selected as a message
attribute
• Insert ASCII data in a message
• Return ASCII input data to a PLC
• Return the message number of the displayed message to a PLC
• Send real-time clock or date data to a PLC
Creating a List of Continuously Displayed Messages
The list is created by adding message numbers to the list while the
DL40 Plus is in Run mode. See Chapter 6, Serial Port
Communications, for details on adding/deleting messages through
the RS-232/RS-485 port or the Keyboard port.
• Messages are displayed in the order they are put on the list.
• Messages can be added or deleted from the list while the list is
running.
• Unlike the Message/Variable/Slave run mode, you cannot send
variables to be included in a message.
• Messages are added to the end of the list. If a message is deleted
and re-added to the list, it is re-added to the end of the list.
• Special messages must be triggered only as priority messages in
the Message List mode.
• You can send a priority message number via the Remote I/O,
RS-485, RS-232, or Keyboard port which is queued as in the
Message/Variable/Slave run mode. When the current message has
run, all priority messages in the queue will run. Then, the DL40
Plus resumes running the Message List.
Important: The Message List is lost if you exit Run mode. Reset
the DL40 Plus or cycle power. You must create a new list when you
re-enter Run mode.
Placing Messages on the Historical Events Stack
Same as Message/Variable/Slave run mode but includes entries for
adding or deleting messages.
Note: If the message’s Historical Events Stack attribute is set,
message data is put on the stack once each time the message is
displayed or redisplayed.
Message List Run Mode
- Dataliner DL40 Plus 1
- Message Display 1
- Allen-Bradley 1
- Important User Information 2
- 3
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Chapter 5 4
- Chapter 6 4
- Chapter 7 4
- Remote I/O 5
- Communications 5
- 7
- [A] or [Delete]. Since the 8
- [ENTER], ↵ , or [Return] key 8
- Enhanced Features 9
- Displays 9
- Using this ManualP–4 10
- Overview of the DL40 Plus 11
- RS-485/RS-232 Communications 12
- Message Support 13
- Programming Features 14
- Offline Programming Software 15
- Overview of the DL40 Plus 1–8 18
- Operating Modes 21
- Special Messages 23
- Controller Support 24
- 2706–LV2R 25
- Available Catalog Numbers 25
- Compatible Keyboards 26
- Options and Accessories 26
- Repair Parts 26
- Messages 27
- Entering the 28
- Onboard Editor 28
- Exiting the Onboard Editor 28
- Onboard Editor Menu 29
- Creating or Editing Messages 30
- Keyboard Functions 31
- Inserting Variables 32
- [CTRL][T] to specify the 34
- Testing Messages 35
- Message Attributes 35
- Display Line 36
- Scroll Message 36
- Print Message 36
- Send to Slave 37
- Wait Time 37
- AutoClear 38
- AutoRepeat 38
- Chain to Message 38
- Hide Message 40
- Acknowledge Message 40
- Slave Message Color 40
- Slave Message Length 40
- Onboard Editor Options 41
- Newest Message on Line 1 43
- Autorun Message Number 43
- Background Message Number 43
- Choice: Which means: 44
- Message Queue 45
- Using Special Messages 46
- 902 (or 02) Clear Queue 47
- 904 (or 04) Reset Unit 47
- [MSG ACK] 48
- [SELECT] or [↵ ] push button 49
- • Run mode is exited 50
- [MSG ACK] 52
- % INTENSITY IS__ __ __ __ 53
- Offline Operating Modes 54
- Offline Operating Modes 4–2 55
- [↵ ] push 56
- Offline Operating Modes 4–4 57
- * for [CTRL][V] variables 57
- @ for [CTRL][W] variables 57
- – PRIORITY SECTION 58
- – ROUND ROBIN SECTION 58
- Remote Program Mode 59
- Set Port Parameters Mode 60
- RS-485 Port 61
- Clock Mode 62
- Using the Keyboard Port 63
- Show Clock 63
- Print Mode 64
- Debug Mode 64
- High True or Low True Logic 65
- Online Operating Modes 66
- Message/Variable Mode 67
- Message List Mode 68
- Bit Trigger Mode 68
- Serial Port Communications 69
- Using the RS-232 Port 70
- Using the RS-485 Port 71
- Using the 72
- Sending Binary/BCD 77
- Variables using Open 77
- Protocol 77
- Sending ASCII / BCD 78
- Sending ASCII Data 79
- Returning ASCII Data 80
- Parallel Port Communications 81
- Describing the Parallel Port 83
- Selecting Binary or BCD Data 84
- Using BCD Data Input 85
- Logic Voltage Levels 86
- [CTRL][V] BCD variables; not 88
- [CTRL][W] BCD 88
- contain the slave address 89
- (Ctrl V) variables 1–10 89
- Sampling 92
- Remote I/O Communications 93
- Overview of Remote I/O 94
- Remote I/O Terminology 96
- Typical Configurations 100
- Publication 2706-6.1 101
- Processors and 102
- Corresponding Scanners 102
- Addressing 103
- Physical vs. Logical 103
- Triggering Messages 105
- Returning Data to the PLC 106
- Sending Variables 107
- Handshake Bit 108
- Message/Variable/Slave 109
- Run Mode 109
- • in chronological order 111
- • by number of occurrences 111
- Input Image Table - 1/4 rack 114
- Input Image Table - 1/2 rack 114
- Input Image Table - 3/4 rack 114
- Input Image Table - Full rack 114
- Block Transfer Write File 115
- (Any size rack) 115
- Block Transfer Read File 116
- Any rack size 116
- Any size rack 116
- Message/Variable Run Mode 117
- Message List Run Mode 118
- Using Discrete I/O 120
- Input Image Table 121
- Full rack 121
- (Any rack size) 122
- Any rack size-2 to 12 Words 122
- Any Size Rack 123
- Bit Trigger Run Mode 124
- 32 words 126
- -9 words 126
- = 22 words 126
- Bit Trigger Table 127
- Installation and Wiring 130
- Panel Cutout Dimensions 131
- Dimensions of 133
- Electrical Precautions 135
- Input Voltage Requirements 135
- Hazardous Location 135
- Installations 135
- Wiring the DL40 Plus 136
- Remote I/O Connector 137
- Connecting to a 138
- Scanner Module 138
- Parallel Port 139
- Connecting the RS-485 Port 140
- Connecting a Programmer 141
- Connecting DL Slaves 142
- RS-232 Port 143
- Alarm Relay 143
- Keyboard Port 143
- AC Power Connector 144
- DIP Switch Settings 145
- • a PLC-2 with Remote I/O 146
- DIP Switch Settings 10–3 147
- Setting Switch Bank #2 148
- DIP Switch Settings 10–5 149
- Setting Switch Bank #3 150
- DIP Switch Settings 10–7 151
- DIP Switches on 154
- Parallel Port Versions 154
- Setting Switch Bank #1 155
- Specifications 160
- Environmental 161
- Mechanical 161
- Certifications 161
- Error & Status Messages 162
- Publication 2706-807 163
- 165
- 2706-NC14 166
- 2706-NC15 166
- ASCII Character Sets 167
- Extended ASCII Character Set 168
- Cyrillic Character Set 169
- Accessing Cyrillic Characters 170
- International Character Set 171
- (Message Variable Slave Mode) 175
- (Any Run Mode) 177
- (Message List Run Mode) 181
- (Bit Trigger Run Mode) 183
- Dataliner DL40 Plus Keyboard 197
- Edit Commands 197
- Worldwide representation 198
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