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System Memory (Software V1.2)

The system memory addresses from $S0 to $S854 store various system data and information that may be useful for applications, including keypad input buffers, real-time clock data, timers, waves, system signals, language settings, USB drive status, communication link status, and current recipe IDs and numbers. Developers should avoid modifying this memory to prevent system malfunctions or crashes.

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System Memory (Software V1.2)

The system memory addresses from $S0 to $S854 store various system data and information that may be useful for applications, including keypad input buffers, real-time clock data, timers, waves, system signals, language settings, USB drive status, communication link status, and current recipe IDs and numbers. Developers should avoid modifying this memory to prevent system malfunctions or crashes.

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System Memory (Software V1.

2)

The following table lists the system maintained data and information in the system memory of the HMI that may be
useful for your application. Note that in any case do not modify the system memory for any purpose or the system
may malfunction or crash.

Address Length Content


$S0~$S25 26 Keypad input buffer for keypads
$S0: Command code for keypad display
$S1~$S24: Null terminated ASCII character string up to 48 characters
$S42 1 The second and minute of the current time in BCD format
Bit 0~7: Second (0x00~0x59)
Bit 8~15: Minute (0x00~0x59)
$S43 1 The hour of the current time in BCD format and the RTC adjustment parameter
Bit 0~7: Hour (0x00~0x23)
Bit 8~15: RTC adjustment value
$S44 1 The day and month of the current date in BCD format
Bit 0~7: Day (0x01~0x31)
Bit 8~15: Month (0x01~0x12)
$S45 1 The year and the day-of-week of the current date in BCD format
Bit 0~7: Year (0x00~0x99)
Bit 8~15: Day of week (0x00~0x06); 0 represents Sunday
$S46 1 The second of the current time in binary format (0~59)
$S47 1 The minute of the current time in binary format (0~59)
$S48 1 The hour of the current time in binary format (0~23)
$S49 1 The one tenth of the second of the current time in binary format (0~9)
9 represents 0.9 second
$S50 1 The day of the current date in binary format (0~30)
0 represents the first day of a month
$S51 1 The month of the current date in binary format (0~11)
0 represents January
$S52 1 The year of the current date in binary format (0~99)
$S53 1 The day of week of the current date in binary format (0~6)
0 represents Sunday
$S219 1 Current user level (0~9); 9 indicates that the user logged in with the developer
password
$S230~$S241 12 The ASCII character string up to 24 characters to show the allowable input range for
numeric keypads
$S297 1 The lowest user level that can be accepted by the current password keypad. When the
value is 0, any user level is acceptable. When the value is 9, only the developer
password is acceptable.
$S300~$S301 2 500ms timer
$S302~$S303 2 1 second timer
$S304 1 20 Hz sine wave (-1000 ~ 1000)
$S305 1 20 Hz cosine wave (-1000 ~ 1000)
$S306 1 20 Hz triangle wave (0~1000)
$S307 1 System signals
$S307.0: always 0 when ready
$S307.1: always 1 when ready
$S315 1 System status
$S315.0: 1 indicates that the data in battery backed RAM is good
$S317 1 Current language number (0~9); 0 represents language #1
$S319 1 Status bits of USB memory sticks
$S319.0: Drive C (1:OK; 0:None)
$S319.1: Drive D (1:OK; 0:None)
$S319.2: Drive E (1:OK; 0:None)
$S654 1 Link enabled bits for Link 1~16
$S654.0 is for Link 1; 0: Disabled; 1: Enabled
$S654.1 1 is for Link 2;
…
$S654.f is for Link 16
$S662~$S677 32 Communication status words for Link 1~16
$S662 is for Link 1
$S663 is for Link 2
…
$S677 is for Link 16

Communication Status
Value Meaning
0 OK
1 Overrun error
2 Break error
3 Parity error
4 Framing error
5 No response
6 Unrecognized response
7 Timeout
8 Inactive CTS
9 Checksum error
10 Command rejected
11 Invalid address
12 Invalid range
13 Invalid request
14 Device busy
15 Unknown error
16 Link disabled
17 Initialization failure
18 Failed to send data
19 Failed to receive data
20 Failed to open connection
21 Connection not ready
22 Invalid sub-link
23 Invalid COM port
24 Error
255 Uncertain

$S838 1 The ID of the current recipe block (0~15)


$S839~$S854 16 The current recipe numbers of recipe block 0~15
$S839 is for recipe block 0
$S840 is for recipe block 1
…
$S854 is for recipe block 15

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