Explicit messaging ladder logic program, Example data tables – Rockwell Automation 2755-SNx Adaptascan Bar Code Readers User Manual

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Communicating with a PLC-5 Processor on a DeviceNet Network using Explicit Messaging

Publication 2755-6.8

Explicit Messaging Ladder Logic Program

This section provides the explicit message ladder logic program and
data monitor results.

Rack

Module

Group

0

00

0

BTW

B3

0

]

[

Enable Rung B3:0 to initiate the download process to the AdaptaScan. File N20:0
contains the APM command. The DeviceNet address being written to, in this example,
is 10 or 0AH. The N7 inputs are needed if the code from page 12–5 is used.

N7:0

15

]

[

/

N7:100

15

]

[

/

Ctrl Block

Data file

Length

Continuous

B3

2

[

]

ONS

N7:200

N20:0

64

N

B3

1

]

[

After BTW is complete, initiate the the BTR statement to retrieve the response
code. The N7 inputs are needed if the code from page 12–5 is used.

N7:0

15

]

[

/

N7:100

15

]

[

/

Rack

Module

Group

0

00

0

BTR

Ctrl Block

Data file

Length

Continuous

N7:150

N25:0

64

N

B3

3

[

]

ONS

Note: You can write code to continuously change the TXID for the
next transaction. Refer to page 12–21 for information regarding
formatting the explicit message transaction block

Example Data Tables

Address

Data = Hex Code (matchcode download of 0300 data)

N20:0

0101

000C

1003

00CE

0001

0003

0004

3330

3030

Address

Response File (good
response)

N25:0

0101

900C

Address

Data = Hex Code (Turn on LED 1)

N20:0

0101

0008

1003

00C9

0002

0003

0001

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