Technical data
Configuration software for SINAUT ST7
1.10 TD7onTIM software package
Software
System Manual, 07/2009, C79000-G8976-C222-07
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The output address
The destination address in the memory area of the CPU is set in the
Output address
area by
specifying the following information:
Name: Output address
Memory area: The following options are available for the destination address:
- DB: Data block
- Memory bit: Memory area
- Output: Process output image (PIQ)
Data type: The output box displays the default data format of the corresponding
channel type:
-
Binary receive
: BYTE
-
Analog receive
: WORD
-
Data receive
: DWORD (double word)
-
Mean value receive
: WORD
-
Counted value receive
: DWORD
-
Command receive
: BYTE
-
Setpoint receive
(object
Set01W_R
): WORD
-
Setpoint receive
(object
Par12D_R
): DWORD
DB No.: Specifies the DB number in the CPU if the data block memory area (
DB
)
was selected
Address
[Byte]:
Input field for the byte number in the selected memory area. For data types
involving more than one byte (WORD, DWORD), the least significant byte
number must be entered as in STEP 7.
Number: The number of double words included in the array (maximum 12). The
parameter is available only with the following channel types:
-
Data receive
with object
Dat12D_R
- Setpoint receive
with object
Par12D_R
The parameter is explained along with these object-specific channels.
Note
Only the specified address areas can be written by TD7onTIM. Data for other areas, for
example analog values output over peripheral output words (PQW) must be mapped over
the bit memory or data block area by the user program.
Apart from these generally valid channel parameters, most send and receive channels have
specific parameters that are described below based on the individual data objects.
1.10.12 Specific channel parameters of the data objects
Object type
Bin04B_S
● Channel type:
Binary send
:
The
Masks
field provides three options for transmitting binary value messages. You can
specify bit-by-bit whether certain bits do not trigger message transmission or which bits