List of I/O Commands
The table below lists I/O commands.
| Command area | Data area |
|---|---|
| 000 Operation Preparation |
001 Motor Power ON, CAL Execution 010 External speed 100 100 External Mode switching 011 Execution of all above (Motor Power ON®CAL®SP100) |
|
001 Clear Robot Error |
- |
| 010 Program Start | Program number |
| 011 Continue Start | - |
| 100 Specified Program Reset | Program number |
| 101 All Programs Reset | - |
Order of Bit Strings
For command area, the data area 1 and the data area 2, each figure on the bit strings is expressed to the zero bit, the first bit, and the second bit from the right.
See "Command and Data Areas" for the meanings of 0 and 1.
For about bits and terminal allocation, see "Allocation" of "MINI I/O MANUAL".
Example 1: 001 Clear Robot Error
The table below shows the correspondence between bit strings and areas. "Clear Robot Error" command does not use the data area.
| Bit | Command area | Data area |
|---|---|---|
| The zero bit | 1 | - |
| The first bit | 0 | - |
| The second bit | 0 | - |
Based on the table above, each port turns ON (short) /OFF (open) as shown below.
| Terminal No. | Application | ON/OFF |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | Data area The zero bit | ON or OFF* |
| 14 | Data area The first bit | ON or OFF* |
| 15 | Data area The second bit | ON or OFF* |
| 16 | Command area The zero bit | ON |
| 17 | Command area The first bit | OFF |
| 18 | Command area The second bit | OFF |
* Because I/O commands do not refer to these port numbers, both ON and OFF are acceptable.
Example 2: 000 Operation Preparation, 001 Motor Power ON, CAL Execution
The table below shows the correspondence between bit strings and areas.
| Bit | Command area | Data area |
|---|---|---|
| The zero bit | 0 | 1 |
| The first bit | 0 | 0 |
| The second bit | 0 | 0 |
Based on the table above, each port turns ON (short) /OFF (open) as shown below.
| Terminal No. | Application | ON/OFF |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | Data area The zero bit | ON |
| 14 | Data area The first bit | OFF |
| 15 | Data area The second bit | OFF |
| 16 | Command area The zero bit | OFF |
| 17 | Command area The first bit | OFF |
| 18 | Command area The second bit | OFF |

