### XV USB Tower Light

Device | Bit Address | Word Address | 32 bits | Notes
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
Holding Register | - | %MW00000 - %MW02064 |  |

#### Write to the Module's Register

1. Use BLUE to create variables, and then set [Device Address] to the following registers.

   Register | Module | Writing value
   --- | --- | ---
   %MW00010 | Module 1 | Module Operation Off: 0b0000 0000 (0x00) On: 0b0000 0001 (0x01) Blinking: 0b0000 0011 (0x03) Flashing: 0b0000 0101 (0x05)
   %MW00020 | Module 2
   %MW00030 | Module 3
   %MW00040 | Module 4
   %MW00050 | Module 5
   %MW02000*1 | Produce Range | “Harmony”
   %MW02016*1 | Product Reference | “XV USB Base”
   %MW02032*1 | Version | “vXX, YY”
   %MW02048*1 | Modbus Network type | “SL”
   %MW02064*1 | Error code |

   *1Read-only address.

2. Place objects such as lamps and switches on the screen, and then assign the variables you have created. Write values to the variables to update the register values.
   (Example) Write “0x01” (ON) to [%MW00010 ] of Module 1.

3. Connect the Display (USB Type-A) and XV USB Tower Light (USB Type-C) using the USB cable.

4. Transfer the project from BLUE to the Display and verify its operation.

NOTE

- Please refer to the precautions on manual notation for icons in the table.
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