Rockwell Automation 1775-S4B,D17756.5.3 User Manual SCANNER/MSG HND - Manual (Page 51)

Logical Addressing for Report Generation
Chapter 6
6Ć4
USER PROGRAM
E4 Context
1Ć15 Section
0 - program status
1 - main
2 - subroutine
3 - faults
Rung
0Ć32767 Instruction
0Ć32767 Word
0Ć32767
MESSAGES
E5 Context
1Ć15 Section
1 - report generation
2 - comments
3 - terminal
(MACROS)
4 - data highway
5 - assistance (HELP)
Message
0Ć65535 Word
0Ć32767
SYSTEM SYMBOLS
E6 Symbol Context
1Ć15 Symbol Type
1 Number
0Ć32767 Word
0Ć32767
SYSTEM
SCRATCHPAD
E7
CONVERTED
PROCEDURES
E8
FORCE TABLE
E10 Context
1Ć15 Force Type
0 - status (no rack
number word must be
0)
1 - forced output
2 - forced input
Rack Number
0Ć37 Word
0Ć15 Bit (force type 0 only)
0 - input
enable/disable
1 - output
enable/disable
You can specify an octal address format for extended addresses by entering
a leading zero in the bit position of the address. Using this format can
make your report generation procedure compatible with ladder diagram
program addressing and I/O terminal numbering. Figure 6.1 shows how the
bit numbering formats in report generation correspond to the bit numbering
format within a PLC–3 memory word.
Some examples appear below:
Extended Address Description
$E3.1.2.3.0.0 This address translates to the data table (3), context (1), input
image table (2), file (3), structure (0), and word (0).
$E3.1.8.1.0.5 or $B1:5 These addresses specify binary file 1 word 5.
$E0.0.0.17
$E3.1.8.0.0.1/10 or
$E3.1.8.0.0.I/O12
This address specifies system status area hour storage word.
To access the system status area, you must select privilege 0 in
LIST. Refer to chapter 4 for detailed information on selecting
privileges.
These addresses specify to bit 10 of the data table area, binary
file 0, word 1, bit 10. The octal value 12 is 10 decimal.