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CHAPTER 3    DEVICE AND PARAMETER OF PROGRAMMABLE CONTROLLER 
3.1  Device 
A device is an imaginary element for programming in the programmable controller 
CPU, as well as the components (such as contacts and coils) that compose a 
program. 
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Device No.
Device symbol
74
 
 
 
Type Description 
Remark 
X Input 
Sends commands and data to a programmable controller 
through external devices such as push buttons, selector 
switches, limit switches, and digital switches. 
Y Output 
Outputs control results to solenoids, electromagnetic switches, 
signal lights, and digital indicators. 
M Internal 
relay 
Auxiliary relay inside a programmable controller that cannot 
output directly to external devices 
L Latch 
relay 
Uninterruptible auxiliary relay inside the programmable 
controller that cannot output directly to external devices 
B Link 
relay 
Internal relay for data link that cannot output directly to external 
devices The area not assigned by initial link information setting 
can be used as an internal relay. 
F Annunciator 
Used for failure detection. Create a failure detection program 
beforehand and turn on the program while the programmable 
controller is running to store numerical values in the special 
register D. 
V Edge 
relay 
Internal relay that stores an operation result (on/off information) 
from the top of a circuit block 
SM 
Special relay 
Internal relay that stores CPU statuses 
SB 
Special link relay 
Internal relay for data link that indicates a communication 
status and errors 
FX Function 
input 
Internal relay that captures the on/off data specified by a 
subroutine call instructions with arguments in a subroutine 
program 
FY Function 
output 
Internal relay that passes an operation result (on/off data) in a 
subroutine program to a subroutine program call source 
• Bit device 
•  Mainly handles on/off 
signals. 
T(ST) Timer 
Accumulative timers of four types: low-speed timer, high-speed 
timer, low-speed integrator, and high-speed integrator 
C Counter 
Accumulative counters of two types: counters for sequence 
programs and counters for interruption sequence programs 
Data register 
Memory that stores data in the programmable controller 
Link register 
Data register for data link 
R File 
register 
Register for an extensive use of data registers, which uses the 
standard RAM or memory card 
SD Special 
register 
Register that stores CPU statuses 
SW 
Link data register 
Data register for data link that stores a communication status 
and failure information 
FD Function 
register 
Register for the exchange data between a subroutine call 
source and a subroutine program 
Z Index 
register 
Register for modification to the devices (X, Y, M, L, B, F, T, C, 
D, W, R, K, H, and P) 
• Word device 
•  Mainly handles data. 
•  One word consists of 
16 bits. 
•  Can be specified by 
entering ~.* (* = 0 to F 
(hexadecimal)).