
Defining Command and Status Blocks
Chapter 3
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The SPI module responds to the custom configuration block (CCB) by
reflecting it back to the PLC processor as custom configuration status
(CCS) unless the SPI module detects:
an error in the CCB
it cannot store the CCB
Upon detecting either of the above, the SPI module inserts error
information in the CCB and returns it as the CCS as follows:
sets the configuration error CE bit to 1
loads fault diagnostics into word 3
Table 3.I
Bit/Word
Map of Custom Configuration Status (CCS)
Word 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1 CE CA DC Device Identification
2 Number of Numeric Setpoints or 0 Number of Bitcommand Words or 0
3 Number of Bitstatus Words or Fault Diagnostics Number of ASCII Strings or Fault Diagnostics
4 Number of ASCIIstatus Strings or 0 Number of Numericstatus Words or 0
5 CMD1 (for example, 20) CMD2 (for example, 49)
: CMD1 (for example, 20) CMD2 (for example, 31)
: CMD1 (for example, 20) CMD2 (for example, 22)
64 CMD1 (for example, 20) CMD2 (for example, 44)
Custom Configuration
Status (CCS)
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