In/Out put pins

2020-02-27T19:46:08.537000Z

For the visualisation u can use NOT to do the opposite of what the var is.

Example:

NOT(x_Var)

In/Out put pins

2020-02-27T19:46:07.247000Z

Hello Keith!

Your correct that AT%QX0.1 is a output and the actual pin is depending on your PLC configuration. In PLC configuration (in CoDeSys development software) it is possible to see wich output module that has the address %QX0.1 (in your case its the first output module and the first pin but it dosen't have to be the first module i the PLC rack).

Was that clear

Regarding the visualisation you simply write x_Var:=FALSE in the "invisible box", then the entity will be invisibly when the variable is FALSE.

Good luck Friend

Magnus

Carmichael_keith hat geschrieben:
I've a program infront of me which has been used in a plc before, I've located a set of variables which look to be the variables allocated with each pin. each variable ends:
variable :;
How do I read these variables to know which pin number they are allocated to?
I have a second problem regarding invisible objects in visual. If you want to make an object invisible dependant on a variable being on, you just type the variable name in the invisible box on variables, but what if you want to make an object visible dependant on a variable being on. IE opposite way round

In/Out put pins

2020-02-27T19:46:03.650000Z

Here is some more light. Straight from the CoDeSys help files:

The following range prefixes are supported:

Input

Output

Memory location

The following size prefixes are supported:

Single bit

None

Single bit

Byte (8 Bits)

Word (16 Bits)

Double word (32 Bits)

Examples:

%QX7.5 and %Q7.5

Output bit 7.5

%IW215

Input word 215

%QB7

Output byte 7

%MD48

Double word in memory position 48 in the memory location.

%IW2.5.7.1

depending on the PLC Configuration

ivar AT %IW0 : WORD;

Example of a variable declaration including an address assignment

In/Out put pins

2020-02-27T19:46:02.351000Z

Originally created by: Carmichael_keith

thanks, I thought that might have been the case with what they were being named, so if Q is the output then I would be the input. I'll have to find the manual then.

In/Out put pins

2020-02-27T19:45:58.751000Z

Addressing is hardware dependent so you need to get the manual for the hardware you are programming. In general though, your address if for an output (Q). In specific, it is output bit 1 of word 0. How the word and bit are mapped to physical points must be read from a manual.

In/Out put pins

2020-02-27T19:45:57.436000Z

Originally created by: Carmichael_keith

I've a program infront of me which has been used in a plc before, I've located a set of variables which look to be the variables allocated with each pin. each variable ends:

variable AT %QX0.1:BOOL;

How do I read these variables to know which pin number they are allocated to?

I have a second problem regarding invisible objects in visual. If you want to make an object invisible dependant on a variable being on, you just type the variable name in the invisible box on variables, but what if you want to make an object visible dependant on a variable being on. IE opposite way round

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