Mitsubishi supported
access
Variables
The Mitsubishi driver supports the following Mitsubishi
variables as device variables:
FX3U and
FX3G CPUs
| D |
Data Register |
| R |
File Register |
| X |
Input Relay |
| Y |
Output Relay |
| M |
Internal Relay |
| S |
Step Relay |
Q Series
CPUs
| X |
Input Relay
|
| Y
|
Output Relay
|
| L
|
Latch Relay
|
| F
|
Annunciator
|
| M
|
Internal Relay
|
| B |
Link Relay |
| S |
Step Relay |
| D |
Data Register |
| W |
Link Register |
| ZR
|
Serial File
Registers
|
| SW |
Special Link Register |
| SB |
Special Link Relay |
| SM |
Special Relay |
| SD |
Special Register |
| Aliases |
Mappings of tags to an alias
name |
QnA Series
CPUs
| M |
Internal Relay |
| F |
Annunciator |
| X |
Input Relay |
| Y |
Output Relay |
| B |
Link Relay |
| D |
Data Register |
| W |
Link Register |
| L |
Latch Relay |
| Aliases |
Mappings of tags to an alias
name |
A Series
CPUs
| M |
Internal Relay |
| X |
Input Relay |
| Y |
Output Relay |
| B |
Link Relay |
| D |
Data Register |
| W |
Link Register |
| F |
Annunciator |
| R |
File Register |
GOT
Series1000
| M |
Internal Relay |
| D |
Data Register |
| R |
File Register |
| L |
Latch Relay |
| SM |
Special Relay |
| SD |
Special Register |
Q CPUs (Built-in Ethernet), L Series CPUs (Built-in
Ethernet), and iQ-R CPUs (Built-in Ethernet)
| X |
Input Relay |
| Y |
Output Relay |
| L |
Latch Relay |
| F |
Annunciator |
| M |
Internal Relay |
| B |
Link Relay |
| S |
Step Relay |
| D |
Data Register |
| W |
Link Register |
| ZR |
Serial File Registers |
| SW |
Special Link Register |
| SB |
Special Link Relay |
| SM |
Special Relay |
| SD |
Special Register |
FX5U CPUs
| X |
Input Relay |
| Y |
Output Relay |
| L |
Latch Relay |
| F |
Annunciator |
| M |
Internal Relay |
| B |
Link Relay |
| D |
Data Register |
| W |
Link Register |
| SW |
Special Link Register |
| SB |
Special Link Relay |
| SM |
Special Relay |
| SD |
Special Register |
Data types, data conversion and addressing
The Mitsubishi driver supports the Mitsubishi data types
and their mapping to runtime data types as follows:
| Word |
INT2 |
|
|
INT4 |
|
|
UINT2 |
|
|
UINT4 |
|
|
FLOAT4 |
|
|
STRING |
| Bit |
BOOL |
The Mitsubishi data types are supported in the runtime
environment wherever a variable is accessed and the
variable is associated with a Mitsubishi device. Some
examples are:
- Workbench Variables window Read as and Write as
functions
- Transport map data type parameters
- Trigger data type parameters
- Trigger action variable data type parameters.
The data representations in the Mitsubishi device, the
runtime and the Workbench are supported by the necessary
data conversion functions (e.g. Word and Float4).