In L02CPU-P, the general-purpose output of the built-in I/O is source type. In L02CPU, the general-purpose output of the

The data logging file transfer function allows for transfer of the logging data to an upper server regularly. It is tran

In the write logging setting, choose [Online] and [Write Logging Setting], and set the target memory to SD memory card.

After data is written to the program cache memory (SRAM), it is automatically transferred to the program memory (flash R

The heater disconnection detection function monitors the heater current on the transistor output. If no current flows w

Use SP.FWRITE instruction to save the data to an SD memory card in CSV format.

To prevent an LED from turning on when an error occurs, set 0 to the relevant factor number setting area (4 bits for eac

The boot operation from the standard ROM is not possible. The program memory of LCPU is a flash ROM. Thus, writing in th

Yes. As a guide, the processing time is shown below.For the logging condition, refer to figure 1 below. - For 16 devic

It is possible to remove L61P and use L63P.

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Difference between L02CPU-P and L02CPU

In L02CPU-P, the general-purpose output of the built-in I/O is source type. In L02CPU, the general-purpose output of the built-in I/O is sink type. More Details >>
- No：22743
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:29
FTP transfer

The data logging file transfer function allows for transfer of the logging data to an upper server regularly. It is transferred when data logging is switched... More Details >>
- No：22741
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:29
Storing the data logging setting to an SD memory card in LCPU

In the write logging setting, choose [Online] and [Write Logging Setting], and set the target memory to SD memory card. More Details >>
- No：22758
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:30
Remedy to an error message when performing online change in LCPU

After data is written to the program cache memory (SRAM), it is automatically transferred to the program memory (flash ROM). Therefore, additional online cha... More Details >>
- No：22763
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:30
- Update：2018/09/22 10:50
Loop disconnection detection function and heater disconnection detection function of temperature control module

The heater disconnection detection function monitors the heater current on the transistor output. If no current flows when the transistor is ON, it is consi... More Details >>
- No：22773
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:30
- Update：2018/09/22 10:58
Writing files in CSV format

Use SP.FWRITE instruction to save the data to an SD memory card in CSV format. More Details >>
- No：22727
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:29
Method to prevent the BAT.LED from turning on

To prevent an LED from turning on when an error occurs, set 0 to the relevant factor number setting area (4 bits for each) in SD207 to SD209. To disable the ... More Details >>
- No：22754
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:29
Boot operation from the standard ROM

The boot operation from the standard ROM is not possible. The program memory of LCPU is a flash ROM. Thus, writing in the program memory achieves a ROM opera... More Details >>
- No：22728
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:29
Continuous logging

Yes. As a guide, the processing time is shown below.For the logging condition, refer to figure 1 below. - For 16 devices: 2 ms - For 64 devices: 6 ms More Details >>
- No：22829
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:30
- Update：2018/09/22 15:33
L63P compatibility with L series CPU packages

It is possible to remove L61P and use L63P. More Details >>
- No：22742
- Release Date：2018/09/03 17:29

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