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ISPSoft User Manual *. Please refer to section 3.4 for more information about the setting of parameters in a module. Please refer to programming manuals for more information about the instruction FROM/TO. The Input/Output Device Range column on the information list can be defined not only by the system, but also by users. Users can click a cell on the information list, and then click , or type a start address directly. After the Manual Assignment window appears, the users can type a start address, and click OK. Devices that users assign to a module so that the data in the module can be stored can not overlap data registers that the users assign to a module so that the parameters in the module can be stored. If a device address typed conflicts with another device address, the system will modify the device address which is typed, and provide a device address which can be used. For example, if users want to assign D3000 which has been assigned to a module to another module, the system will provide a device address which can be used. After the input/output device addresses assigned to a module are changed, the input/output device addresses assigned to a module added will follow the new input/output device addresses assigned to the preceding module, and the input/output device addresses which have been assigned will be skipped. Even if the new input/output device addresses assigned to the preceding module are not the largest addresses, the input/output device addresses assigned to the module added will follow the new input/output devices addresses. Please refer to the following example. The input device addresses assigned to AH04AD-5A installed in slot 2 is changed to D50~D57. 3-15
Chapter 3 Configuring and Setting a PLC System The input device addresses assigned to a module added follow D50~D57 rather than D100~D107. As a result, D58~D65 are assigned to AH04AD-5A which is installed in slot 3. 3.2.2.3 Editing a Comment After users click the gray area at the top of the system configuration area, they can type a comment about the hardware configuration in the drop-down box that appears. If users want to start a new line of text at a specific point, they can press Shift+Enter on the keyboard. After the comment is typed, users can press Enter on the keyboard. After users click the Comment cell for a module on the information list, they can press a key on the keyboard, or click to open the Comment window. The users can type a comment about the module in the Comment window. 3-16
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ISPSoft User Manual Preface ISPSoft
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