Rockwell Automation 1761-HHP-B30 MicroLogix 1000 with Hand-Held Programmer (HHP) User Manual

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MicroLogix

t 1000 with Hand-Held Programmer

Index

(HHP) User Manual

I–21

MCR, Master Control Reset, 12–6

memory module

clearing programs, 19–5
installation, 4–3
loading programs, 19–2
storing programs, 19–3
using, 19–1

Memory Pop (MPP), 8–10

entering the instruction, 8–12
execution times, 8–10
function code, 8–12
ladder representation, 8–10
using, 8–11

Memory Push (MPS), 8–10

entering the instruction, 8–10
execution times, 8–10
function code, 8–10
ladder representation, 8–10
using, 8–10

Memory Read (MRD), 8–10

entering the instruction, 8–11
execution times, 8–10
function code, 8–11
ladder representation, 8–10
using, 8–11

memory usage

listing, B–16
worksheet, B–21

menu

description, 4–8
how to complete tasks, 4–9
screen definition, 4–9

MEQ, Masked Comparison for Equal, 9–9

Message (MSG), 15–1

application examples, 15–12
control block layout, 15–3
entering parameters, 15–2
entering the instruction, 15–6
error codes, 15–11
execution times, 15–2
function code, 15–7
instruction parameters, C–7
ladder representation, 15–2
timing diagram, 15–9
using status bits, 15–4
valid addressing modes, C–7
valid file types, C–7

mnemonics, using

in instruction list programming, 6–15
in logical addresses, 6–8

mode

changing editing modes, 17–3

changing remote controller modes, 18–23
description, 4–10
how to complete tasks, 4–11
screen definition, 4–10

model for developing a logic program, 6–17

modems

dial-up phone , D–7
leased-line, D–8
line drivers, D–8
radio, D–8
using with MicroLogix controllers, D–7

modes of operation, 18–22

monitoring

data table files, 18–26

changing the radix, 18–30

operation, 5–9

fault recovery procedure, 20–11
of the controller, 18–25
of the data, 5–10
of the program, 5–9

program files, 18–25

motor starters (bulletin 509), surge

suppressors, 1–9

motor starters (bulletin 709), surge

suppressors, 1–9

mounting template, controller, A–7

mounting the controller

using a DIN rail, 1–13
using mounting screws, 1–14

MOV, Move, 11–15

Move (MOV), 11–15

entering parameters, 11–15
entering the instruction, 11–15
execution times, 11–15
function code, 11–15
instruction parameters, C–7
ladder representation, 11–15
updates to arithmetic status bits, 11–15
valid addressing modes, C–7
valid file types, C–7

move and logical instructions

And (AND), 11–18
Exclusive Or (XOR), 11–20
Masked Move (MVM), 11–16
Move (MOV), 11–15
Negate (NEG), 11–22
Not (NOT), 11–21
Or (OR), 11–19
overview, 11–13

changes to the math register, S13 and

S14, 11–14

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