KEYENCE N-400 - Manual (Page 123)

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When a photoelectric sensor for trigger input is connected to the BL series, do not
use this area.
Specify this area as follows:
• Start reading (Trigger ON): 0001
• End reading (Trigger OFF): 0000
Note: Specify this area as “0000” while the BL series is not reading bar code data.
• The ID number of the BL series that read the data is stored in the +02 address.
The number of data digits is stored in the +03 address as binary data.
• The read bar code data is stored in the +04 to +258 addresses using the ASCII
codes (Hexadecimal numbers in two digits) by the digit. (See the ASCII code
table on p.134.)
• If a read error occurs, the “ERROR” code is stored in the corresponding area.
(The read error code can be easily changed according to the BL series’ setting.)
• If the buffer overflow error occurs with the BL series, the “OVER” code is stored
in the corresponding area.
Note: These data areas accept up to 255 digits. However, the BL series can read
only 32 digits. Therefore, all of the areas for 255 digits are not used for the N-400.
Only the areas corresponding to the number of the data digits are used.
Example: When the BL series reads bar code data as “KE12”:
Example: When a read error (ERROR) occurs:
+02 to +258
Data (ID number, number of digits, data) memory area
A+02 ID number (1 to 31)
A+03 Number of digits of bar code data (1 to 255)
A+04 1st digit of read data
A+05 2nd digit of read data
: :
A+258 255th digit of read data
+ 02 12
+ 03 4
+ 04 $004B
+ 05 $0045
+ 06 $0031
+ 07 $0032
ID number
Number of digits
Specified by ASCII codes
(hexadecimal numbers)
"K"
"E"
"1"
"2"
+ 02 1
+ 03 5
+ 04 $0045
+ 05 $0052
+ 06 $0052
+ 07 $004F
+ 08 $0052
ID number
Number of digits
Specified by ASCII codes
(hexadecimal numbers)
"E"
"R"
"R"
"O"
"R"