Rockwell Automation 9323-PA1E USER MANUAL APS 6.0 - Manual (Page 112)

Creating and Editing Ladder Program Files
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Creating Data Files
The memory map function of the programming device allows you to create data
files by entering addresses directly, rather than assigning addresses to instructions in
your program. You can create data files to store recipes and lookup tables if needed.
1. Begin at the main menu and press
CONFIG OFFLINE
CONFIG
OFFLINE
PRG/DOC
F3
, then
CONFIG OFFLINE
CONFIG
MEMORY
MAP
F1
. The following
menu appears:
FILE TYPE LAST ADDRESS ELEMENTS WORDS FILE PROTECTION
0 O output O:3 1 1
1 I input I:2 2 2
2 S status S:82 83 83
3 B binary or bit B3/15 1 1
4 T timer 0 0
5 C counter 0 0
6 R control 0 0
7 N integer 0 0
8 F floating 0 0
PROCESSOR MEMORY LAYOUT
87 data words of memory used in 9 data table files
82 instruction words of memory used in 3 program files
938 instruction words of unused memory available
F6 F7
CREATE
DT FILE
DELETE
DT FILE
Press a key or enter file number
offline no forces EDITS: NONE File EXAMPLE
DATA TABLE MAP
F10
DATA
PROTECT
File 8 only applies to SLC
5/03 OS301, OS302 and
SLC 5/04 OS400, OS401
processors.
Note File 2, Status file, has different address limitations based on the type of
processor you are using. Refer to the Instruction Set Reference Manual for
detailed information about the processor memory layout.
When using an SLC 5/03 OS301, OS302 or SLC 5/04 OS400, OS401 processor,
you can create data files for ASCII, string, and floating point addresses.
Data is created by entering the highest numbered element you want to be
included. For example, entering element
N7:12 (default integer file 7) creates
element N7:12 and all lower numbered elements down to N7:0 , if they have
not already been created.