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What is the difference between the usage of m8004 in fx1n and the usage of m8004 in fx3ga?

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How to use M8004 in Mitsubishi plc,

The PLC may report an error when an error occurs in the plc’s instruction. We first enter a correct command: input LD X0.

Connect an output component Y0 to X0. This instruction is correct. In order to learn about the M8004 alarm, we can add another wrong command.

Enter the command returned by a subroutine in the command: SRET, and then press the OK key.

In order to view the status of the M8004, we use the M8004 as a contact in the program to control the output of Y4.

After the program is written, press the Convert button to compile the program, then press the Simulate Test button to simulate the program.

When the program is transferred, you can see that the test window has indicated an error, and the auxiliary relay M8004 has also been activated.

What does Mitsubishi PLC’s K4Y0 mean?

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Mitsubishi PLC‘s K4Y0

K1Y0=Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3
K2Y0=Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7
K3Y0=Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y10 Y11 Y12 Y13
K4Y0=Y0 Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y7 Y10 Y11 Y12 Y13 Y14 Y15 Y16 Y17

Mitsubishi inputs and outputs are due to octal, there is no 8 and 9.
Auxiliary relay M has 8 and 9, such as K4M0=M0 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10 M11 M12 M13 M14 M15

How to input Mitsubishi PLC programming instruction MC

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Mitsubishi PLC master control MC input method:

When writing the MC master command, first press F8 to enter the input command format.

Then write MC space N0, space Mx press the confirm button to complete;

When the master control speed is fast, press F8 to input MCR, and the space Nx is confirmed and completed.
Note: The master command can be used seven times, from N0 to N7.

What is the command of Mitsubishi PLC [DDRVI K99999 K8000 Y0 Y03]

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DDRVI instruction

DRVI is a relative positioning instruction (DRVI is 16 bits, DDRVI is 32 bits), and the current data in the current value register is used as a starting point to increase or decrease. It is a command to perform single speed position control in relative drive mode.

DDRVI K99999 K8000 Y0 Y03

Output pulse number Output pulse frequency Pulse output start address (only Y0 and Y1 are specified), rotation direction signal output

MITSUBISHI FX2N PLC special auxiliary relay

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mitsubishi plc special relays include M8000 …M8008  M8011….M8019  M8020….M8029  M8030…M8039   Different functions of different special relays serve MITSUBISHI PLC at the same time. 

here  have some mitsubishi plc special relays example you can see

RUN monitoring M8000, M8001

RUN monitoring (M8000, M8001) which shows the running state of PLC can be used as the driving condition of instructions and the external display of “display in normal operation”

RUN is in ON state when normal, and Y0 leads.

M8001 is in OFF state when RUN is normal.

Initial pulse M8002, M8003

After the start of PLC operation, M8002 is ON in one instant (one operation cycle) and remains OFF in the rest of the time. The read pulse is used as initialization signal in the case of program initialization and writing specified value.
M8003 is OFF only at one instant (one operation cycle) after the start of PLC operation, and the rest of the time is in ON state.

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Operational error flag auxiliary relay M8067

M8067 performs error detection in operation or RUN when PLC is removed from STOP to RUN. When M8067 is ON, save the smallest address number in D8004, M8004 action.