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What is OB69? Why is it used here?

Created by: rajasekhar at: 6/19/2007 5:21 PM (2 Replies)

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6/19/2007 5:21 PM	Rate (0)
rajasekhar Advanced Member Joined: 1/22/2006 Last visit: 10/8/2020 Posts: 73 Rating: (0)	Dear ALL, What is OB69 and why it is used in this application? I am attaching it. I have made sincere attempt to find in the help but I couldn't find it. Advance thanks to all. Attachment P362sps.zip (222 Downloads)

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6/20/2007 1:59 AM	Rate (0)
Dec Gold Expert Joined: 5/19/2006 Last visit: 9/12/2024 Posts: 548 Rating: (107)	With respect for OB"69" number I think this is just anold backup copyof OB1. Open and see the local stack(OB1 type). Dec

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7/10/2007 3:40 PM	Rate (0)
Mojo Bronze Member Joined: 3/27/2006 Last visit: 5/16/2023 Posts: 90 Rating: (13)	I do similar things but I usually go to the 1000's numbers. For example if I want to check out a control panel it is annoying the way Siemens' forces work. So rather than force an output on I will make a copy of OB1. I paste the copy and rename it OB1001. Then I open OB1 and delete all of the calls to the FC's / FB's in the program. This OB1 is loaded to the CPU. Now the outputs can simply be turned on in a variable table. When finished it is a simple matter to open OB1001 and paste the logic back into OB1. I always "clean up" by deleting the OB1001.
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