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6 Functions
6.1 Details of functions
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FX
3U
-CF-ADP User's Manual
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Introduc
tion
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S
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Sy
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Configurati
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Ins
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Functi
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Bef
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Programm
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 Appl
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6.
Functions
6.1
Details of functions
The user can perform the following procedures for CompactFlash
TM
 cards using applied instructions for the
CF-ADP.
• Creating FIFO function files inside the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
(Only one pattern is available for FIFO function files. Multiple FIFO function files are created automatically 
with a predetermined file name. If the created FIFO function files exceed the allowable capacity, old files 
are deleted. The FIFO function is executed in units of files.)
• Creating files inside the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
(Up to 63 files can be created.)
• Deleting specified files stored in the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
• Writing bit data, word data, double-word data, floating point data and character string data to a specified 
file stored in the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
Data can be written to the CompactFlash
TM
 card using the following two methods:
- Data is directly written to the CompactFlash
TM
 card without using the internal buffer. Up to 254 data 
points can be written to one line.
- Data is collected in the internal buffer. When the internal buffer becomes full, data is written to the 
CompactFlash
TM
 card. Up to 254 data points can be written to one line.
• Forcibly writing data of a specified file stored in the internal buffer to the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
• Reading the number from the final line in a specified file stored in the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
• Reading the data from a specified line in a specified file stored in the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
(Up to 254 data points can be read from one line.)
• Writing the data name.
(Up to 254 data points names can be written.)
• Formatting the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
• Sending a mount command to the CompactFlash
TM
 card.
• Sending an unmount command to the CompactFlash
TM
 card.