At a Glance
This field gives you access to the display and settings of the task periods and the various task execution commands.
Task checking field:

This field may be extended according to the tasks configured in the project: one line per auxiliary task may be displayed in addition to those in the above screen.
Description
The following table describes the role of each of the screen columns.
Column |
Role |
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Programmed Period |
Value of the configured task period (for a periodic task). |
Adjusted Period |
In periodic operation, enables the task period to be adjusted. This setting is lost on a cold start. The value entered in the configuration is then taken into account. Red background color in a field of this column indicates an erroneous returned by the PLC. It is possible to restore task periods configured for the selected task or for all the periodic tasks with the or commands. |
Minimum Duration |
Minimum duration of execution of the task, measured from the last cold restart or reinitialization using the command. |
Current Duration |
Duration of the last task cycle. |
Maximum Duration |
Maximum duration of execution of the task, measured from the last cold restart or reinitialization using the command. |
Watchdog |
Value of the task watchdog. This value may not be modified. |
Operating Mode |
Operating mode of the task: RUN, STOP, HALT or BKPT (Breakpoint). |
Cmd |
The RUN/STOP buttons associated with the tasks are used to switch to RUN or STOP. |
Status |
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Activation Task |
The Enable/Disable buttons associated with the tasks are used to enable or disable a task. When a task is enabled, the code is scanned and executed. The inputs/outputs are updated. When a task is disabled, the code is neither scanned nor executed. The inputs/outputs are still updated. |
Init Duration |
This command is used to reinitialize the values of the maximum and minimum durations with the current value in order to carry out new measurements. |
CPU Load |
Only for M580 with SV >= 2.80: percentage of the CPU load used by the task. In addition to the these values the system and total CPU load are given below the tasks checking field. NOTE: To
perform application transfer in good conditions from primary to standby
CPU, it is recommended to not exceed 80% for the total CPU load.
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Event Processing
The "Events" field is used to check the execution of event processing

The following table describes the role of each of the columns of the screen above.
Column |
Role |
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Enable or disable all |
This button is used to enable or disable all the event processing operations. If the events appear when the processing operations are disabled, they are lost. The master task must be in RUN for this command to be authorized. |
Status |
indicates the status of the event processing operations: Enabled or Disabled. |
Number |
Number of event processing operations executed |