Triggering a message using a block transfer write – Rockwell Automation 2706-LV2P_LV2R_LV4P_LV4R DL40 PLUS USER MANUAL User Manual

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Remote I/O Communications

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Publication 2706-6.1

Triggering a Message Using a Block Transfer Write

Message/Variable/Slave Run Mode - Block Transfer Write Length
can be 3 to 13 words. If Length is set to 0, a default length of 13 will
be used. The DL40 Plus always interprets the last word as a slave
address. If more than 13 words are sent, the DL40 Plus interprets the
thirteenth word as a slave address and ignores the rest.

Note: Word 13 = 0 tells the DL40 Plus to use the slave address
selected as a message attribute.

WORD 1

17 16 15

14

Message Number

WORD 0

BCD Sign Bit - 2nd (Ctrl V) Variable

Block Transfer Write File
(Any size rack)

WORD 2

WORD 5

Variable Data

Slave Address (Message/Variable/Slave Run Mode only)

BCD Sign Bit - 3rd (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 4th (Ctrl V) Variable

13

WORD 3

Variable Data

WORD 4

Variable Data

WORD 12

WORD 6

Variable Data

Variable Data

12 11

WORD 7

Variable Data

Variable Data

WORD 8

Variable Data

WORD 9

Variable Data

WORD 10

Variable Data

WORD 11

10

7

6

5

BCD Sign Bit - 5th (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 6th (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 7th (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 8th (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 9th (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 10th (Ctrl V) Variable

BCD Sign Bit - 1st (Ctrl V) Variable

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