Yaskawa MP900 Series Ladder Programming Manual - Manual (Page 282)

5.9 Table Manipulation Instructions
5.9.6 Move Table Block (TBLMV)
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Instructions
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( 2 ) Format
∗ 1. Optional.
∗ 2. C and # registers cannot be used.
[ a ] Parameter Table Configuration
[ b ] Error Codes
Parameter Name
Applicable Data Types
B W L F A Index Constant
First address of
parameter table (Prm)
× × × × { × ×
Output data (Out) *1 × { *2 × × × { ×
Status (Sts) *1 { *2 × × × × × ×
Status
Output data
First address of
parameter table
Destination table name
Source table name
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Key entry: TBLMV
Address
Data
Type
Symbol Name Specification I/O
0 L ROW1
First row number of
table elements First row number of table elements at source to
move (1 to 65,535)
IN
2 L COLUMN1
First column number of
table elements First column number of table elements at source to
move (1 to 32,767)
IN
4 W RLEN
Number of row ele-
ments
Number of row elements (1 to 32,767) IN
5 W CLEN
Number of column ele-
ments
Number of column elements (1 to 32,767) IN
6 L ROW2
First row number of
table elements First row number of table elements at destination (1
to 65,535)
IN
8 L COLUMN2
First column number of
table elements First column number of table elements at destina-
tion (1 to 32,767)
IN
Error Code Error Name Meaning
0001 hex Table undefined The target table is undefined.
0002 hex Outside range of row numbers The row number of the table element is outside the target table.
0003 hex
Outside range of column num-
bers
The column number of the table element is outside the target table.
0004 hex Incorrect number of elements The number of target elements is invalid.
0005 hex Insufficient storage area The storage area is insufficient.
0006 hex Insufficient element type The data type specified for the element is wrong.
0007 hex Queue buffer error
An attempt was made to read from an empty queue buffer, or to write to a
full queue buffer by advancing the pointer.
0008 hex Queue table error The specified table is not a queue table.
0009 hex System error
An unexpected error was detected in the system during instruction execu-
tion.