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"Important: Prior to reading the Device/PLC Connection manual" information. Also,
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Chapter 12 - Indicating Controllers 12.4 Shimaden Co., Ltd. Controllers
12.4 Shimaden Controllers
12.4.1 System Structure

The following describes the system configuration used when connecting the GP/
GLC/LT to a Shimaden Controller.
! • GP/GLC/LT’s System Area (LS0 to LS19) Settings

Important
The GP/GLC/LT’s system area (20 words) cannot be allocated to
the Controller’s own data area. When you are entering the sys-
tem area settings via the screen editor software or via the GP/
GLC/LT’s OFFLINE screen, be careful that you do not use the
Controller’s own data area.
SR253 Series
Controller *1 Cable Diagram GP/GLC/LT
RS-232C
SR253---7
(Cable Diagram 1)
RS-422 4-wire
(Cable Diagram 3)
SR253---6 RS-422 4-wire
1:n Connection
GP/GLC Series*2
(Cable Diagram 4)
LT Type C
RS-422 2-wire
(Cable Diagram 5)
SR253---5 RS-422 2-wire
1:n Connection
(Cable Diagram 6)
*1 The model data " " will vary depending on the type of option.
For detailed temperature Controller information, refer to that unit's catalog.
Serial data transfer option types use a "7" for RS-232C, "6" for RS-422 - 4
wire, and "5" for RS-422 - 2 wire.
*2 Except for GP377 Series units, all GP70 Series and GLC100 Series units
cannot be connected.
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12.4 Shimaden Co., Ltd. Controllers Chapter 12 - Indicating Controllers
SR90 Series
SR92----7
RS-232C
SR93----07
(Cable Diagram 2)
SR94----07
RS-422 2-wire
SR91---5 GP/GLC Series*2
(Cable Diagram 7)
SR92----5 LT Type C
RS-422 2-wire
SR93----05
1:n Connection
SR94----05
(Cable Diagram 8)
Serial data transfer option types use a "7" or "07" for RS-232C, and "5" or
"05" for RS-422 - 2 wire.
SR80 Series
SR82----7
RS-232C
SR83----7
(Cable Diagram 2)
SR84----7
RS-422 2-wire
GP/GLC Series*2
SR82----5 (Cable Diagram 7)
LT Type C
SR83----5 RS-422 2-wire
SR84----5 1:n Connection
(Cable Diagram 8)
Serial data transfer option types use a "7" for RS-232C, and "5" for RS-422
- 2 wire.
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MR13 Series
RS-232C
MR13----17
(Cable Diagram 2)
RS-422 2-wire GP/GLC Series*2
(Cable Diagram 7) LT Type C
MR13----15 RS-422 2-wire
1:n Connection
(Cable Diagram 8)
Serial data transfer option types use a "17" for RS-232C, and "15" for RS-
422 - 2 wire.
FP93 Series
RS-232C
FP93---7
(Cable Diagram 2)
RS-422 2-wire
(Cable Diagram 7) GP/GLC Series*2
FP93---5 RS-422 2-wire LT Type C
1:n Connection
(Cable Diagram 8)
- 2 wire.

SD16 Series
RS-232C
SD16--7
(Cable Diagram 2)
RS-422 2-wire
(Cable Diagram 7) GP/GLC Series*2
SD16--5 RS-422 2-wire LT Type C
1:n Connection
(Cable Diagram 8)
For detailed temperature Indicator information, refer to that unit's catalog.
- 2 wire.
EM70 Series
RS-232C
EM70--7
(Cable Diagram 2)
RS-422 2-wire
(Cable Diagram 7) GP/GLC Series *2
EM70--5 RS-422 2-wire LT Type C
1:n Connection
(Cable Diagram 8)
- 2 wire.

Connections
•1:1 connection
•1:n connection
31 units max.

12.4.2 Cable Diagrams
The cable diagrams shown below and the cable diagrams recommended by RKC
INSTRUMENT INC. may differ, however, using these cables for your Controller’s
operations will not cause any problems.
! • Ground your Controller's FG terminal according to your country's

Important applicable standard. For details, refer to your Controller’s manual.
• When connecting a cable’s Shield line to an FG terminal, con-
sider the needs of your system when deciding which side of the
cable (GP/GLC/LT or Controller) to connect. (The example below
connects to the Controller’s FG terminal.)
• If a communications cable is used, be sure to connect its SG (sig-
nal ground) terminal.
• RS-232C cables should be 15 meters or less.
• RS-422 (2-wire) cables should be 500 meters or less.
• RS-422 (4-wire) cables should be 600 meters or less.
• When using an RS-422 connection, be sure to use the following
method to insert termination resistance.
SR253 Series Units (4-wire)
Internally 270Ω of resistance is available. Turn the Controller’s
internal SW1a and SW1b switches ON.
SR253 Series Units (2-wire)
Internally 135Ω of resistance is available. Turn the Controller’s
internal switch ON.
SR90/SR80/MR13/FP93/SD16/EM70 Series Units
On the final node’s terminal block, between the “+” and “-“ ter-
minals, attach a 1/2W 120Σtermination resistance.

Cable Diagram 1 (1:1) RS-232C
GP/GLC/LT Shield Controller

(25P male) 1 FG (9P female)
2 SD RD
3 RD SD
4 RS SG
5 CS
6
7 SG
8 CD
20 ER
Cable Diagram 2 (1:1) RS-232C

(25P male) 1 FG Terminal Block
2 SD RD
3 RD SD
4 RS SG
5 CS
6
7 SG
8 CD
20 ER
Controller T erminal Block Numbers

SR92 SR82 SR83 SR84 SD16 EM70
SR93 MR13
SR94 FP93
RD 3 18 25 22 17 28
SD 2 17 24 21 16 27
SG 1 16 23 1 15 26

Cable Diagram 3 (1:1) RS-422 4-Wire

<When using Digital's RS-422 connector terminal adapter GP070-CN10-0>

(25P male) GP070-CN10-O (9P female) SW1a
RDA 9 SD+
270Ω RDB 3 SD-
SDA 6 RD+
270Ω SDB 4 RD- Termination
Termination TERM 5 SG SW1b Resistance
Resistance SG 270Ω
FG
<When making your own cable>

GP/GLC/LT
(25P male) 1 FG
7 SG Shield Controller
9 TERM (9P female) SW1a
270Ω 10 RDA 9 SD+
16 RDB 3 SD-
270Ω 11 SDA 6 RD+
15 SDB 4 RD- Termination
Termination 18 CSB 5 SG SW1b Resistance
Resistance 19 ERB 270Ω
21 CSA
22 ERA

Cable Diagram 4 (1:n) RS-422 4-Wire

Shield Shield
GP/GLC/LT Controller Controller Controller
(25P male GP070-CN10-O (9p female) (9P female) (9P female)
270Ω RDA 9 SD+ 9 SD+ 9 SD+ SW1a
RDB 3 SD- 3 SD- 3 SD-
270Ω SDA 6 RD+ 6 RD+ 6 RD+
SDB 4 RD- 4 RD- 4 RD-
Termination TERM 5 SG 5 SG 5 SG SW1b
Resistance SG Termination
FG Resistance
Applicable Applicable 270Ω
grounding grounding

GP/GLC/LT
(25P male) 1 FG
7 SG Shield Controller Shield Controller Shield Controller
9 TERM (9P female) (9P female) (9P female)
10 RDA 9 SD+ 9 SD+ 9 SD+ SW1a
270Ω 16 RDB 3 SD- 3 SD- 3 SD-
11 SDA 6 RD+ 6 RD+ 6 RD+
270Ω 15 SDB 4 RD- 4 RD- 4 RD-
Termination 18 CSB 5 SG 5 SG 5 SG SW1b
Resistance 19 ERB Termination
21 CSA Resistance
22 ERA Applicable Applicable 270Ω
grounding grounding

Controller
GP/GLC/LT GP070-CN10-O Shield (9P female)
(25P male) RDA 9 SD+ 135Ω
RDB 3 SD- Termination
135Ω SDA 5 SG SW Resistance
SDB
Termination TERM
Resistance SG
FG

GP/GLC/LT
(25P male) 1 FG
9 T ERM (9P female)
10 RDA 9 SD+ 135Ω
16 RDB 3 SD- Termination
135Ω 11 SDA 5 SG SW Resistance
15 SDB
Termination 18 CSB
Resistance 19 ERB
21 CSA
22 ERA

Controller Shield Controller Shield Controller

GP/GLC/LT GP070-CN10-O Shield (9P female) (9P female) (9P female)
(25P male) RDA 9 SD+ 9 SD+ 9 SD+
RDB 3 SD- 3 SD- 3 SD-
135Ω SDA 5 SG 5 SG 5 SG SW
SDB 135Ω
Termination TERM Termination
Resistance SG Applicable Applicable Resistance
FG grounding grounding

GP/GLC/LT
(25P male) 1 FG
7 SG Shield Controller Shield Controller Shield Controller
9 TERM (9P female) (9P female) (9P female)
10 RDA 9 SD+ 9 SD+ 9 SD+
16 RDB 3 SD- 3 SD- 3 SD-
135Ω 11 SDA 5 SG 5 SG 5 SG SW
15 SDB 135Ω
Termination 18 CSB Termination
Resistance 19 ERB Applicable Applicable Resistance
21 CSA grounding grounding
22 ERA

Controller
GP/GLC/LT GP070-CN10-O Shield T erminal Block
(25P male) RDA + 1/2W
RDB - 120Ω
SDA SG T ermination
SDB Resistance
T ERM
SG
FG
<When using Digital's RS-422 cable GP230-IS11-0>
GP/GLC/LT GP230-IS11-O Controller

T erminal Block
RDA + 1/2W
RDB - 120Ω
SDA T ermination
SDB Resistance
SG SG
FG
Applicable
grounding

GP/GLC/LT
(25P male) 1 FG
9 T ERM T erminal Block
10 RDA + 1/2W
16 RDB - 120Ω
11 SDA SG T ermination
15 SDB Resistance
18 CSB
19 ERB
21 CSA
22 ERA

Controller Terminal Block Numbers

SR91 SR92 SR82 SR83 SR84 SD16 EM70
SR93 MR13
SR94 FP93
+ 11 2 17 24 21 16 27
- 12 3 18 25 22 17 28
SG 1 1 16 23 1 15 26


Shield Shield
Controller Controller Controller
GP/GLC/LT GP070-CN10-0 Shield Terminal Block Terminal Block Terminal Block
(25P male) RDA + + +
RDB - - -
SDA SG SG SG 120Ω
SDB Termination
TERM Resistance
SG
FG Applicable Applicable
grounding grounding
<When using Digital's RS-422 cable GP230-IS11-0>

Shield Shield
GP/GLC/LT Controller Controller Controller
Terminal Block Terminal Block Terminal Block
RDA + + +
GP230-IS11-O RDB - - -
SDA SG SG 120Ω
SDB Termination
SG SG Resistance
FG
Applicable Applicable
grounding grounding

GP/GLC/LT
(25P male) 1 FG Shield Shield
7 SG Shield Controller Controller Controller
9 T ERM Terminal Block TerminalBlock Terminal Block
10 RDA + + +
16 RDB - - -
11 SDA SG SG SG 120Ω
15 SDB Termination
18 CSB Resistance
19 ERB
21 CSA Applicable Applicable
22 ERA grounding grounding

Controller Terminal Block Numbers

SR91 SR92 SR82 SR83 SR84 SD16 EM70
SR93 MR13
SR94 FP93
+ 11 2 17 24 21 16 27
- 12 3 18 25 22 17 28
SG 1 1 16 23 1 15 26

12.4.3 Supported Devices
The following list shows the range of devices supported by the GP/GLC/LT.
SR253/SR90/SR80/MR13/FP93/SD16/EM70 Series
Device Bit Address Word Address Comments
0020~03FF
0400~07FF *1*2*3
Data Address H/L
0800~0BFF
0C00~0D7F
*1 Depending on the series model used, certain addresses do not exist and/or
devices may not be able to be read from or written to. For details, please refer
to your Temperature Controller’s Installation Guide.
*2 Data addresses 0200H to 021FH are double word addresses. If they are not
used according to the conditions given below, Host Communication Error 08
will occur.
- All data addresses used must be even. (Ex. 0200, 0202, etc.)
- All data to be read out must be designated using even numbers. (Ex. 2, 4, etc.)
Usage Example: When using the “Numeric Display Settings” Part to display
data and reading from data address 0X200, be sure to set “Data Display
Format” to 32-bit. If the data is designated as 16-bit, Host Communication
Error 08 will occur.
*3 File registers are each 1,024 words on your GP/GLC/LT application.
You cannot extend over more than a single data "block" when performing the
following features.
Be sure to set these features' settings so they are within a single data block.
1) "a-tag " settings
2) Performing Block read/write from Pro-Server
3) Designating the “Convert from” and “Convert to” address for the “Ad-
dress Conversion” features

! • GP/GLC/LT’s System Area (LS0 to LS19) Settings

Important
The GP/GLC/LT’s system area (20 words) cannot be allocated to
the Controller’s own data area. When you are entering the sys-
tem area settings via the screen editor software or via the GP/
GLC/LT’s OFFLINE screen, be careful that you do not use the
Controller’s own data area.
• With system versions later than the following, even if the system
area is allocated, the GP/GLC/LT will not send the system area
data to a Controller. To check the system version, refer to the GP/
GLC/LT’s User Manual.
GP/GLC/LT LT
GP77R GP377 GP2000 GLC300 GLC2000
Series Type C
System
Ver.2.69 Ver.2.69b Ver.3.50g Ver.2.69 Ver.3.50g Ver.2.69b
Version
Note: • Indicating Controller Slave Address settings can be entered in your screen
editor software. If a unit number is not indicated, the previously entered
station number is automatically used. (The default value is 1.)
E.g. When entering Device Address 02EE

Enter the Device Name “...”, and the Word Address “02EE”.
01 ... 02EE
Word Address
Device Name
Controller’s Slave Address No.
Enter the selected

01/02EE Controller Slave
Address Address No.
Controller’s
Slave Address No.

12.4.4 Environment Setup
The following table lists Digital's recommended Shimaden Co., Ltd. Controller and
GP/GLC/LT communication settings.
! • The Temperature Controller’s default data transfer speed is
Important 1200bps. When using this unit, speeds from 2400bps to 19,200bps
can be used.
• The Temperature Controller’s Memory Mode default setting is
EEP(EEPROM). Since the number of times the EEPROM can be
overwritten is fixed, try to reduce the number of times you write/
overwrite data to the EEPROM.
• The Temperature Controller’s data transfer settings are set via
the front face keys. For details, refer to your Temperature
Controller’s Installation Guide.
• When using RS232C or RS422 2-wire communication cables, a
Send Wait of over 20ms is required. If a wait of less than this is
used, a communication error (PLC not responding 02:FE:** or
Error in received data 02:FD:**) may occur. Be sure the Send Wait
setting is 20ms or longer in your screen editor program. The de-
fault value of “0” means the program will internally insert a Send
Wait of 20ms.

SR253 Series
GP/GLC/LT Settings Controller Settings
Communication Rate
Baud Rate 19200bps 19200bps
(BPS)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (DATA)
Parity Bit even
Data Flow Control ER
Communication Format
RS-232C Communication Format RS-232C
When using RS-232C
RS-422 2-wire Communication Format RS-485
When using RS-422
RS-422 4-wire Communication Format RS-422A
When using RS-422
Communication
Standard
Protocol Mode (Mode)
CONTROL (Operation) LOCAL
Control Codes (CTRL) STX_ETX_CR
Check Sum (BCC) Add
Delay Time (DELY) 0
Communication
EEP
Memory Mode (MEM)
Unit No. 1~31 Machine Address (Add) 01~31
! • The [CONTROL Operation] feature is used to set whether the

Important Controller’s parameter setting changes are performed via the
external device (GP/GLC/LT) or via the Controller. These are indi-
cated using the “LOCAL” (Controller) and “COMMU” (GP/GLC/
LT) selections.
• “Delay Time DELY” designates the time from when a command
is received from the GP/GLC/LT to when the Controller responds.
Please set this value to “0”. (Delay Time (ms) = setting value
*0.25(ms))
• The Controller’s machine address number range is from 0 to 99
for the SR253 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the GP/GLC/
LT.
• With a 1:n connection, up to 31 SR253 Series units can be con-
nected to a single GP/GLC/LT.

SR90 Series
Communication Rate
(bPS)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (dAtA)
Parity Bit even
Data Flow Controll ER
When using RS-232C
When using RS-422
Communication Mode
Loc
(Comm)
Start Character (SchA) Stx
BCC check (bcc) 1
Delay Time (dELY) 1
Memory Mode (mEm) EEP
Communication
Unit No. 1~31 01~31
Address (Addr)
! • The [Communication Mode] feature is used to set whether the

LT) selections.
*0.512(ms))
• The Controller’s Communication address number range is from
0 to 255 for the SR90 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the
GP/GLC/LT.

SR80 Series
Communication Rate
(bPS)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (dAtA)
Parity Bit even
When using RS-232C
When using RS-422
Communication Mode
Loc
(Comm)
Control Code (Ctrl) 1
BCC check (bcc) 1
Delay T ime (dELY) 1
Communication
Unit No. 1~31 01~31
Address (Adrs)

LT) selections.
*0.512(ms))
0 to 99 for the SR80 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the
GP/GLC/LT.

MR13 Series
Communication Speed
(bPS)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (dEFm)
Parity Bit even
Data Flow Controll ER
When using RS-232C
When using RS-422
Communication Mode
Loc
(mod)
Control Code (Ctrl) 1
Check Sum (bCC) 1
Delay Time (dELY) 0
Communication
Unit No. 1~31 01~31
Address (Addr)

LT) selections.
*0.25(ms))
0 to 99 for the MR13 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the
GP/GLC/LT.
• With a 1:n connection, up to 31 MR13 Series units can be con-

FP93 Series
Communication Rate
(bPS)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (dEFm)
Parity Bit even
When using RS-232C
When using RS-422
Communication Mode
Loc
(Comm)
Check Sum (bcc) 1
Delay T ime (dELY) 1
Communication
Unit No. 1~31 01~31
Address (Addr)

LT) selections.
*0.512(ms))
0 to 255 for the FP93 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the
GP/GLC/LT.
• With a 1:n connection, up to 31 FP93 Series units can be con-

SD16 Series
GP/GLC/LT Setteings Controller Settings
Communication Rate
(bPS)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (dAtA)
Parity Bit even
When using RS-232C
When using RS-422
Communication Mode
Loc
(Comm)
Delay Time (dELY) 0
Unit No. 1~31 Machine Address (Addr) 01~31

Important Indicator’s parameter setting changes are performed via the ex-
ternal device (GP/GLC/LT) or via the Indicator. These are indicated
using the “LOCAL” (Indicator) and “COMMU” (GP/GLC/LT) se-
lections.
is received from the GP/GLC/LT to when the Indicator responds.
*0.1(ms))
• The Indicator’s Communication address number range is from 0
to 255 for the SD16 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the GP/
GLC/LT.
• With a 1:n connection, up to 31 SD16 Series units can be con-

EM70 Series
Communication Rate
(b.)
Data Length 7bits
Communication Data
Stop Bit 1bit 7E1
Format (dt.)
Parity Bit even
When using RS-232C
When using RS-422
Communication Mode
L
(Com)
Control Code (Ctl.) 1
Check Sum (bCC.) 1
Delay T ime (dL.) 0
Memory Mode (m.) EEP
Communication
Unit No. 1~31 01~31
Adderss (Adr.)

LT) selections.
*0.25(ms))
0 to 99 for the EM70 Series units. Use only from 1 to 31 on the
GP/GLC/LT.
• With a 1:n connection, up to 31 EM70 Series units can be con-

12.4.5 Error Codes
Controller Error Codes

Error messages (Ex. Host communication error (02:**:##) ) are displayed in the
lower left corner of the GP/GLC/LT screen (** stands for an error code specific
to the Controller).
Host Communication Error (02:**:##)
Communication Address of
Controller that has caused the
error
Controller Error Code
Error Code Type of Code Description

Text section’s hardware error A “ Framing overrun ” , “ Parity ” or other type of
01*1
hardware error has been detected in the text section.
Text section’s format error Format of this section’ s data does not agree with the
07
defined format.
Text section’s data format, data Format of this section’ s data does not agree with the
08 address or data amount error defined format, or the data address or amount
exceeds the designated value(s).
09 Data error The write data exceeds the set range for that data.
RUN (Execute) Command Error An execute command (M AN command, etc.) was
0A received while execute commands were not being
accepted.
Write M ode Error When the data overwrite command is issued, this
error will occur if LOCAL mode is selected and the
0B
Text section contains a type of data that cannot be
accepted.
Specification, Option Error When a write command is received that contains no
0C
specification or option data, this error will occur.
*1 MR13 Series and SD16 Series units do not have this error code.
Refer to the Controller's manual for error code details.

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12.4 Shimaden Controllers

12.4.1 System Structure

! • GP/GLC/LT’s System Area (LS0 to LS19) Settings

GP-PRO/PBIII for Windows Device/PLC Connection Manual 12-4-1

Controller *1 Cable Diagram GP/GLC/LT

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Controller *1 Cable Diagram GP/GLC/LT

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Controller *1 Cable Diagram GP/GLC/LT

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12.4.2 Cable Diagrams

! • Ground your Controller's FG terminal according to your country's

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Cable Diagram 1 (1:1) RS-232C

GP/GLC/LT Shield Controller

Cable Diagram 2 (1:1) RS-232C

GP/GLC/LT Shield Controller

Controller T erminal Block Numbers

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Cable Diagram 3 (1:1) RS-422 4-Wire

GP/GLC/LT Shield Controller

<When making your own cable>

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Cable Diagram 4 (1:n) RS-422 4-Wire

<When making your own cable>

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Cable Diagram 5 (1:1) RS-422 2-Wire

<When using Digital's RS-422 connector terminal adapter GP070-CN10-0>

<When making your own cable>

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Cable Diagram 6 (1:n) RS-422 2-Wire

<When using Digital's RS-422 connector terminal adapter GP070-CN10-0>

Controller Shield Controller Shield Controller

<When making your own cable>

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Cable Diagram 7 (1:1) RS-422 2-Wire

<When using Digital's RS-422 connector terminal adapter GP070-CN10-0>

<When using Digital's RS-422 cable GP230-IS11-0>

GP/GLC/LT GP230-IS11-O Controller

<When making your own cable>

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Controller Terminal Block Numbers

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Cable Diagram 8 (1:n) RS-422 2-Wire

<When using Digital's RS-422 cable GP230-IS11-0>

<When making your own cable>

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Controller Terminal Block Numbers

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12.4.3 Supported Devices

Device Bit Address Word Address Comments

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! • GP/GLC/LT’s System Area (LS0 to LS19) Settings

E.g. When entering Device Address 02EE

Enter the selected

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12.4.4 Environment Setup

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! • The [CONTROL Operation] feature is used to set whether the

Controller Error Codes