Introduction
Create FBD, LD, IL, or ST sections for Modicon M340:
in the MAST and FAST tasks (
directory of the task)in a Program Unit that belongs to a task (
directory of the Program Unit)in offline and online mode
Create FBD, LD, IL, or ST sections for Modicon M580:
in the MAST, FAST, AUX0, and AUX1 tasks (
directory of the task)in a Program Unit that belongs to a task (
directory of the Program Unit)in offline and online mode
Create FBD, LD, IL, or ST sections for Quantum, Premium and Atrium:
in MAST, FAST, and AUX tasks (
directory of the task)in offline and online mode
Information for creating LD sections
An LD section contains 11-63 columns and 17-3998 rows.
The number of columns is set in the
dialog box, in the tab, in the text box.This setting only applies to sections to be created, not existing sections. Verify that you define the number of columns before you create a new LD section.
(The number of rows and columns can be changed during the creation of section contents.)
Information for creating FBD sections
An FBD section contains 86,400 grids (number of rows x number of columns).
The number of rows and columns is set in the
dialog box, in the tab.This setting only applies to sections to be created, not existing sections. Always define the number of rows and columns before you create a new FBD section.
(The number of rows and columns can be changed during the creation of section contents.)
Creating a section
Creating a section:
Step |
Action |
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1 |
To create a section in a task, select the desired directory ( or ) or place the cursor using the arrow keys on this directory. |
2 |
Click the right mouse button or use Shift+F10 to select in the context menu.Or Select Result: The dialog box for the section opens. |
3 |
Enter the section name. The section name must be unique in the entire project and conform to the general naming conventions. NOTE: Two sections of different
program units can have the same name.
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4 |
Select the programming language of the section. |
5 |
Select the type of access protection if necessary from the list box:
See also section Project Protection. |
6 |
Select the functional module to which the section is allocated from the tab if necessary.See also section Functional module. |
7 |
Define a Boolean variable in the tab with which the section can be activated/deactivated (section active when variable=1) if required.You have the following options to select variables:
Activate the check box when you want to force the variable. |
8 |
Only applies to Quantum projects: Assign a read RIO drop and a write RIO drop to the section in the tab if required.See also section Executing Quantum sections with distributed inputs/outputs. |
9 |
Enter a comment in the tab if desired. |
10 |
If you wish to create additional sections, confirm the entries with . In this case, the dialog box will remain open and you can generate additional sections.If you do not wish to create additional sections, confirm the entries with . In this case, the dialog box will close and the generated section will open automatically. |
Displaying or modifying section properties
Displaying or modifying section properties:
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Left-click on the desired section, or place the cursor on this section with the arrow keys. |
2 |
Select (right-click or Shift+F10 key combination) the menu command from the shortcut menu.Result: The dialog box for the section opens. |
3 |
Implement the desired changes. |
4 |
Confirm all entries with . |
Importing/exporting sections
See: