MOV_B

IN: 16#8D

OUT: SMB67

This works fine on a CPU214.

However, on a CPU212 it causes an error 37: "the memory addressing range is not valid for the instruction"

Same problem with MOV_W and MOV_DW

Any ideay what I am doing wrong?

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MOV_B

IN: 16#8D

OUT: SMB67

This works fine on a CPU214.

However, on a CPU212 it causes an error 37: "the memory addressing range is not valid for the instruction"

Same problem with MOV_W and MOV_DW

Any ideay what I am doing wrong?

 Seems that SMB67 is too large byte are for 212 CPU. Check the CPU manual, what is the max. SMB byte area you can use.

Odd this happen. You sure error 37 is pointing to this network/instruction?

Alternatively you can try use 2#10001101 or 141 (not +141) as a value. It's outputting the same for SMB67.

CPU 212 = SMB 0 to 45
CPU 214 = SMB 0 to 85

See attachment.

Ok, thanks for clarifying the range of SMB is 0 to 45

However, the control register for PTO/PWM output is SMB67. So does that mean that I cannot use Pulse Train output on CPU212?

That is not what I expected, since the icon of PLS instuction does not have a red cross when CPU212 is selected.

How I missed the 212 version.....

Anyhow.

No PTO/PLS on the 212 on all CPU versions. (MicroWin V4 SP9 

I created the program on a CPU214, before I downloaded it to a CPU212. Even after changing the settings to CPU212 the PLS function didn't have a red cross. That put me on the wrong foot I suppose.

Thanks for the help, its all clear to me now.