Instruction Manual
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- IV Series User’s Manual (Field Network) -
Data allocation in the cyclic communication
Input Assembly Address 2 to 3: Handshake control/status/error result
The Bits at Address 2 to 3 of the Input Assembly have the following functions: 
Address Bit Item Content Data content
2
0 Result available
This bit is output when the 
status result can be acquired. 
0 :   The status 
result cannot be 
acquired. 
1 :   The status result 
can be acquired. 
1 Result update complete
This bit switches the ON/OFF 
statuses when the status result 
is updated. 
0 <=> 1: 
The statuses will 
be switched when 
the status result is 
updated. 
2 BUSY
This bit is output when the unit 
is unable to accept new trigger 
inputs, such as while performing 
imaging, processing a judgment, 
registering an external master 
image, switching programs, etc. 
0 :   The unit is not in 
busy status. 
1 :   The unit is in busy 
status. 
3 Imaging
This bit is output while the unit 
is performing imaging operation. 
0 :   The unit is not 
performing imaging 
operation. 
1 :   The unit is 
performing imaging. 
4 RUN
This bit is output when the unit 
is “RUN” and no system errors 
have occurred. 
0 :   The unit is not in 
operation. 
1 :   The unit is 
operating normally.
5 Ready
This bit is output when the 
start-up sequence of this unit 
completes after power-on. 
0 :   The start-up has 
not completed yet. 
1 :   The start-up has 
completed. 
6 to 7 Reserved by system --- ---
3
0 to 4 Reserved by system --- ---
5 Buffer overrun status
If handshake control is 
[Enabled], this bit is output when 
an overrun of the status result 
has occurred. 
0 
:   No buffer overrun 
has occurred. 
1 :   The buffer is in 
overrun status. 
6 Warning status
This bit outputs the warning 
status of the unit. 
0 :   The unit is not in 
warning status. 
1 :   The unit is in 
warning status. 
7 Error status
This bit outputs the error status 
of the unit. 
0 :   The unit is not in 
error status. 
1 :   The unit is in error 
status. 
3
Cyclic communication










