Mitsubishi Electric GOT1000 Series Handbook page 57

• For GT16
The GT16 can store the project data into Drive C or Drive A (A: Standard CF Card).
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User area space
Communication driver data size
*1 Calculate the sizes of Extended function OS and Option OS with the values
when they are stored in the built-in flash memory (ROM).
• For GT15
The GT15 can store the project data into Drive C or Drive A (A: Standard CF Card).
User area space
• For GT11 and GT10
The GT11 , GT10
User area space
*2 When the GOT project data created on PX Developer (Ver.1.15 or later) is used, logging function and object
script function are required.
Refer to the PX Developer User's Manual for details.
Project data size Extended function OS data size
Project data size Extended function OS data size
Second or later Communication driver data size
can store the project data into Drive C.
Project data size
(1) When the destination drive has enough free space, but a message, which
indicates that the space is not enough, is displayed
After checking [Delete all old data in Project folder], download all the project
data.
When the backup is required for the project data, upload the project data to a
personal computer or memory card before downloading the data.
(2) Memory for storage (ROM) and memory for operation (RAM)
For GT16
• The GT16 operates by expanding the OS or project data stored in the
memory for storage (ROM) to the memory for operation (RAM).
Memory for storage (ROM) :Built-in flash memory 15MB Included as standard
Memory for operation (RAM) :User memory
The memory for storage can be extended by the CF card if the OS or project
data exceeds 15MB.
Memory for storage (ROM)
Memory for operation (RAM)
The built-in flash memory corresponds to "Drive C", and the CF card corresponds to "Drive A
(standard)" or "Drive B (extended)".
Special Data
Extension
Built-in flash memory
with a CF card
15MB
57MB
3.2 Precautions for Use
*1
Option OS data size
and which are the sizes
Option OS data size
Special Data
57MB Included as standard
Operation
by expanding
from ROM to RAM
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