Mitsubishi Electric Got 1000 Training Manual page 193

R
Recipe
The recipe function writes and reads the values of devices specified by the PLC CPU
according to the specification conditions (device ON/OFF).
The read-out data can be saved in a CSV-format file on a PC card for editing on a PC.
RISC chip
A RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) is a computer whose central processing can
execute high-frequency processing in a concentrated manner and at high speed through the
analysis of high-level language programs.
Such a CPU narrows the number and types of commands to increase speed and is
appropriate for equipment processing large volumes of data at high speed, such as
workstations.
Rising (trigger)
This is the status when the devices goes from OFF to ON.
With a GOT, the condition established just once at the rise is called a rising trigger.
Be aware that after the device rises, if the time until it goes OFF is short, sometimes the rise
cannot be detected and display is not possible.
By setting "initial display", the rising can be forcibly established once even if no trigger is
generated when the screen is switched.
RST (reset)
To initialize the PLC (the same as when it is switched from OFF to ON)
With MELSEC, all coils except latch devices go OFF, and timers, counters, and data registers
go to 0.
A command reset switches OFF all coils that are ON.
S
Screen
There are two types of screens: the base screen and the window screen.
The screen comprises objects and figures.
Screen Name
With GT Designer2, the project title and screen title can be set.
Project title: Comprises the title information, detailed information, and author name.
Screen title: Comprises the title information and detailed information.
Screen preview
This function can reproduce the screen display image or other displays on GT Designer2.
Screen saver function
This is a function that turns off the display on the GOT display if it goes untouched for a
certain period of time.
While the display is OFF, the display can be switched to ON by touching any on the screen.
In this case, the touch switch being pressed does not operate.
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