4/19/2015 11:03 AM | |
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Gerard - Good to hear from you. Yes you are right you are always welcome to use the memory markers. The reason I used the #steps variable was to introduce new ideas to you. Please.. let us return to the marker memory first. Attached is a demonstration of how MW0 can be used. Note that the demo was done with an S7-1500, but the concepts stay the same. I recommend you try to replicate this for yourself. Theory... | MB0 | MB1 | MB2 | MB3 | | M0.7|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| M3.0 | However you can use the "slicing" method [FAQ link], as used also in the demo. That is all I have to say regarding M-flags, until you have questions. (to continue in next post - creating variables in FB) |
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4/19/2015 12:26 PM | |
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As for creating a variable inside an FB, please see the 10 images zipped in the attached file. AttachmentStep by step to create FB with variable.zip (391 Downloads) |
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