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Introduction
2.4
Further objects of an interconnection
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2.4.1
System block
System blocks can be considered as a specific variant of a function block.
• In contrast to function blocks, system blocks are firmly integrated in the runtime system of the
controller and therefore are not instanceable.
• System blocks partly activate real hardware, e. g. the digital and analog inputs/outputs and the
motor control.
• The system blocks which are provided for a controller in the function block editor depend on the
respective device type.
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Example: System blocks "LS_AnalogInput" and "LS_AnalogOutput" for representing the analog inputs/outputs
Tip!
The system blocks are described in detail in the software manual and in the online help for
the controller.
2.4.2
Port block
All input/output ports of the application can be inserted in the interconnection in the form of port
blocks, in order to receive access to the associated element variables.
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Example: Input port "LPortAxisIn1" and output port "LPortAxisOut1"
Input/output ports enable, for instance, the data exchange in an interconnection or with a master
control via a corresponding transmission medium (e.g. system bus).
Name of the system block
Button for opening the parameterisation dialog or the parameter list for the system block
Button for opening the online help for the system block