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Block library TeleControl ST7
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Operating Instructions, 02/2018, C79000-G8976-C468-02
Parameter: ReturnedParameter
Declaration: OUTPUT
Data type:
ANY
Range of
values:
See address range
Default: P#P 0.0 VOID 0
(null pointer)
Address
range:
P#DBxx.DBX yy.0 DWORD zz
• xx: Data block number 1...32767
•
yy: Byte number
• zz: Number of double words 1...12 starting at byte number yy
Example:
P#DB20.DBX 100.0 DWORD 4
Remember the periods and spaces when entering the pointer!
Note that the preset value (null pointer) is not permitted. A pointer with a real
address must be specified.
Explanation: Parameter output area
The partner object receiving the parameter values reports back the valid pa-
rameter values there. These values are displayed at the "ReturnedParameter"
output. If the partner object is set to 'local' and a new input is made there, the
parameters changed locally are indicated here by "ReturnedParameter".
The ANY pointer defines the data area in which the received parameter values
are output. This data area must be within a data block and its length can vary
between 1 and 12 data double words. The length must be identical with the
length set for ParameterInput.
After startup of the local or partner CPU, or after restoring a connection, an
automatic general request ensures that the current, local, valid parameters are
indicated at "ReturnedParameter".
If you do not require the parameter, simply leave it open.
If the parameter setting is incorrect (data area not a data block, length greater
than 12 or length different from the length set for ParameterInput), an error
message to this effect is entered in the diagnostics buffer (event ID B114,
[Info2/3] = 11). The CPU does not change to STOP. The FB is then no longer
processed, however, until the error has been corrected.
Parameter: LocalOperation
Declaration: OUTPUT
Data type:
BOOL
Range of
values:
TRUE / FALSE
Default: FALSE
Address
range:
Output Q 0.0 ... Q n.7
Memory bit M 0.0 ... M n.7
L 0.0 ... L n.7
Data bit DBm.DBX 0.0 ... n.7