Rockwell Automation 2711E-ND1 PanelBuilder 1400E Reference Manual - Manual (Page 79)

72 Numerics
Publication 2711E-820 – January 1998
The following examples show different ways of displaying numeric
values on a screen and allowing an operator to change them.
Example 3: Set Bit Cursor Points (for keypad terminals)
Numeric Keypad Enable Button
I:011/0–17 — Keypad Numeric Input (RIO)
N7:11 — Keypad Numeric Input (DH+/CNet)
I:010/1 — Enter Key Control (RIO)
N7:10/1 — Enter Key Control (DH+/CNet)
Numeric Data Display
O:010/0–17 – Displayed Value (RIO)
N7:12 – Displayed Value (DH+/CNet)
Set Bit Cursor Point
I:010/0 – Control (RIO)
N7:10/0 – Control (DH+/CNet)
Note: Although the above illustration shows both Remote I/O
and DH+ or ControlNet addresses, an application can have only
one type of address. The illustration is meant as an example
only, for all types of applications.
The operator enters numeric values via the Numeric Keypad that
appears when the Numeric Keypad Enable Button is pressed.
Numeric Data Displays display values in the PLC. Set Bit Cursor
Point objects are placed next to each Numeric Data Display to
provide a means of selecting which value to change.
The following PLC-5/15 rungs show how the data can be read
into the PLC and transferred to the corresponding Numeric Data
Display.
20383
MOV
MOVE
SOURCE:
I:011
DEST: O:010
Enter Bit
I:010
] [
I:010
] [
0 1
Rung for Remote I/O Application
Examples: Editing an
Array of Numeric Values
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