Message packet formats chapter 5 – Rockwell Automation 1770-KF2 Data Highway or Highway Plus Interface Module User Manual User Manual
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Message Packet Formats
Chapter 5
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7.
WORD OFFSET — Contains the word offset between the desired
word and the beginning of the addressed file. The offset is zero for
the first word of a file. In word-range read and write commands, this
field can be combined with a symbolic file address to specify a word
address.
Bit Writes
This is a bit write command to modify the bits at the address specified by
either a word symbol, a file symbol plus a word offset, or a logical
address. This address must point to a word within a file. The function
code is 2. Unlike the current unprotected and protected bit writes in the
basic command set, this command can change the bits in a single word
only.
Command Packet:
TNS
DST
SRC
CMD
00
FNC
0F
02
00
ASCII SYMBOL
(8 CHARS. MAX.)
SET
MASK
W/F
00
TNS
STS
CMD
4F
SRC
DST
TNS
STS
CMD
4F
SRC
DST
EXT
STS
Reply Format:
(EXT STS Byte Is Optional)
B.
Format When Reporting an Error
A.
Format When Successful Execution
B.
File Symbol Address Plus Word Offset
A.
Word Symbol Address
STS
C.
Logical Address
RESET
MASK
TNS
DST
SRC
CMD
00
FNC
0F
02
00
ASCII SYMBOL
(8 CHARS. MAX.)
WORD
OFFSET
W/F
01
STS
SET
MASK
RESET
MASK
TNS
DST
SRC
CMD
FNC
0F
02
PLC-3 LOGICAL ADDRESS
(2 -51 Bytes)
STS
SET
MASK
RESET
MASK
NOTE:
This is the same as the reply packet
format for all current unprotected,
protected, and privileged bit writes.