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Chapter 1. Programming Fundamentals

MEMORY

command

syntax

(example)

MEMORY8ØØØØ,7ØØØØ

Memory allocation for Compiled Profiles (bytes).

Storage requirements depend on the number of

segments

in the compiled profile (1 segment consumes

72 bytes). A segment could be one of these commands:

Memory allocation for

Programs (bytes).

Storage requirements

depend on the number of

ASCII characters in the

program.

PARCM

PARCOM

PARCOP

PARCP

PLIN

Contouring: Compiled Motion:

GOBUF

PLOOP

GOWHEN

TRGFN

POUTA

POUTB

POUTC

POUTD

GOBUF

commands

may require up to 4

segments.

The following table identifies memory allocation defaults and limits for 6000 Series products.

When specifying the memory allocation, use only even numbers. The minimum storage

capacity for one partition area (program or compiled) is 1,000 bytes.

Feature AT6n00 AT6n00-M AT6n50 AT6n50-M All Other Products

Total memory (bytes) 64000 1500000 40000 150000 150000

Default allocation

(program,compiled)

33000,31000 63000,1000 39000,1000 149000,1000 149000,1000

Maximum allocation for

programs

63000,1000 1499000,1000 39000,1000 149000,1000 149000,1000

Maximum allocation for

compiled profiles

1000,63000 1000,1499000 1000,39000 1000,149000 1000,149000

Max. # of programs 150 4000 100 400 400

Max. # of labels 250 6000 100 600 600

Max. # of compiled profiles 100 800 100 300 300

Max. # of compiled profile

segments

875 20819 541 2069 2069

Max. # of numeric

variables

100 200 150 150 150

Max. # of string variables 100 100 25 25 25

Max. # of binary variables 100 100 25 25 25

-M refers to the Expanded Memory Option

When teaching variable data to a data program (DATP), be aware that the memory required for

each data statement of four data points (43 bytes) is taken from the memory allocation for

program storage (see Variable Arrays in Chapter 3, page 120, for details).

CAUTION

Using a memory allocation command (e.g., MEMORY39ØØØ,1ØØØ) will erase all existing

programs and compiled profile segments. However, issuing the MEMORY command without

parameters (i.e., type MEMORY

<cr>

to request the status of how the memory is allocated) will

not affect existing programs or compiled segments.

Checking Memory Status

To find out what programs reside in your controller's memory, and how much of the available

memory is allocated for programs and compiled profile segments, issue the TDIR command (see

example response below). Entering the TMEM command or the MEMORY command (without

parameters) will also report the available memory for programs and compiled profile segments.

Sample response

to TDIR command

*1 - SETUP USES 345 BYTES

*2 - PIKPRT USES 333 BYTES

*32322 OF 33000 BYTES (98%) PROGRAM MEMORY REMAINING

*500 OF 500 SEGMENTS (100%) COMPILED MEMORY REMAINING

Two system status bits (reported with the TSS and SS commands) are available to check when

compiled profile segment storage is 75% full or 100% full. System status bit #29 is set when

segment storage reaches 75% of capacity; bit #30 indicates when segment storage is 100% full.

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