Instruction manual
1070 072 163-101 (97.11) GB
BTSMADAP & BTS_ZV Function Modules 5-7
5.4 BTS_ZV Function Module
The BTS_ZV function module services the end position and active bits in
the operating screens of the BT operator terminals. The parameterization
is identical for all controller variants. The module must be called for each
operating screen that is used. This results in the subsequent module call
(discussed in 4.4.2, below) that can be loaded into the module editor by
means of the Load Parameter List function of the programming device.
5.4.1 Module Functions
The BTS_ZV function module
• indicates the active end positions, and
• indicates the active outputs
in the screens used on the operator terminals.
5.4.2 Calling the BTS_ZV Function Module
CM -BTS
_
ZV,18
; +---+
P0 W -MASKNR ; < ! Screen no. in which the variables are used.
P1 W -K180 ; < ! Start addr. disp'd in oper. screen, delete "-"
P2 B -I_Z_1 ; < ! EndPosit 1 Z = STRPOS (Start position)
P3 B -O_Z_1 ; < ! ComdExec 1 Z = STRPOS
P4 B -I_Z_2 ; < ! EndPosit 2 Z = STRPOS (Start position)
P5 B -O_Z_2 ; < ! ComdExec 2 Z = STRPOS
P6 B -I_Z_3 ; < ! EndPosit 3 Z = STRPOS (Start position)
P7 B -O_Z_3 ; < ! ComdExec 3 Z = STRPOS
P8 B -I_Z_4 ; < ! EndPosit 4 Z = STRPOS (Start position)
P9 B -O_Z_4 ; < ! ComdExec 4 Z = STRPOS
P10 B -I_V_1 ; < ! EndPosit 1 V = WRKPOS (Work position)
P11 B -O_V_1 ; < ! ComdExec 1 V = WRKPOS
P12 B -I_V_2 ; < ! EndPosit 2 V = WRKPOS (Work position)
P13 B -O_V_2 ; < ! ComdExec 2 V = WRKPOS
P14 B -I_V_3 ; < ! EndPosit 3 V = WRKPOS (Work position)
P15 B -O_V_3 ; < ! ComdExec 3 V = WRKPOS
P16 B -E_V_4 ; < ! EndPosit 4 V = WRKPOS (Work position)
P17 B -O_V_4 ; < ! ComdExec 4 V = WRKPOS
; +---+
Fig. 5-4 Call-up of BTS_ZV Function Module
5.4.2.1 Description of Parameters
If a marker address deviating from the standard is to be used, the corre-
sponding parameterized constant value must be changed accordingly.
This means that changes are also required of the respective parameters
P2 through P17, and of the addresses in the variables file.
Upward of the base address defined with parameter P1, 4 marker bytes
are used.