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LogicPro User’s Guide Chapter 12: Function Blocks
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Guide lists the addresses for each I/O point. AnaWin includes
the IO Physical Address in the names that appear in the
SpreadSheet Overview screen. In general there are three types
of I/O drivers. Table 12.5 lists the IO Drivers in the categories
that characterize the IO Physical Addresses used with them.
Table 12.5 Categories of IO Drivers
The following sections describe the address syntax used with
each category of IO Driver.
Module Specific Drivers
The module specific IO Drivers (such as Processor_2010 and
Analog_In_202x) are used to access digital I/O states and analog
I/O values. The specific I/O value addressed uses either two-place or
three-place addresses depending on how many types of I/O the
corresponding module supports. Modules that have only one type
use two-place addresses. Modules that have more than one type use
three-place addresses. See Table 12.6 for a description of these
syntaxes.
Table 12.6 Address Syntax for Module
Specific Drivers
Category Drivers
Module Specific
Processor 2010
Analog_In_202x
Encoder_Analog_2030
Digital_IO_2040
Analog_Out_205x
Digital_Out_206x
Digital_In_207x
Parameter Specific
Setpoint
Soft_Input
Soft_Bool
Soft_Int
Database Database
Syntax Used with these IO Drivers
Two-Place Address:
X.Z
X = Module Address
Z = Module I/O Number
Modules with only one type of I/O:
Analog_In_202x
Analog_Out_205x
Digital_Out_206x
Digital_In_207x
Three-Place Address:
X.Y.Z
X = Module Address
Y = I/O Type
Z = Module I/O Number
Modules with more than one type
of I/O:
Processor_2010
Encoder_Analog_2030
Digital_IO_2040