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SetScheduleSysMem | Modifies the schedule directly without using the schedule setting window. | |||
Subroutine | SetScheduleSysMem(Schedule Index, Starting Address of SYSTEM MEMORY) | |||
Description | This subroutine is used to modify the schedule directly without using the ‘Schedule config’ dialog box. To use this command, 7 system memory tags must be registered sequentially. System memory tags must have consecutive addresses. If the system memory is used for a recipe as well, the addresses must not overlap with each other.  Enter the time data in each system memory tag as shown in the table below. | |||
System Memory | Description | Range of Input Value | ||
0 | Repeat Settings | 0 | Not repeat | |
1 | Annually | |||
2 | Monthly | |||
3 | Daily | |||
4 | End of Month | |||
5 | Hourly | |||
6 | Weekly | |||
1 | Year | Available from 2011 to 2041 | ||
2 | Month | Available from 1 to12 | ||
3 | Date | Available from 0 to 31 | ||
4 | Hour | Available from 0 to 23 | ||
5 | Minute | Available from 0 to 59 | ||
6 | Day | 1 | Sunday | |
2 | Monday | |||
3 | Tuesday | |||
4 | Wednesday | |||
5 | Thursday | |||
6 | Friday | |||
7 | Saturday | |||
Example | Enter the command to change the 1st schedule list to match with the time data saved in the system memory address 0 to 6. SetScheduleSysMem(1, 0); | |||
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GetScheduleSysMem | Obtains the time data of a certain schedule. |
Function | n = GetScheduleSysMem(Schedule Index, Starting Address of SYSTEM MEMORY) |
Description | Returns the time data of the specified schedule index. To use this command, 7 system memory tags must be registered sequentially. ※Please refer to the description of the ‘SetScheduleSysMem’ command for configuring tag data. |
Example | Enter the command to obtain the time data of 1st schedule from system memory address 0 to 6. TIME = GetScheduleSysMem(1, 0); |
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