Device – Rockwell Automation 2706-ND1 DL40 OFFLINE PROGRAMMING SFTWR.USER MANUAL User Manual
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Chapter 5
The Develop Menu
5 – 42
Message text window
When you answer
Yes
to
Start Testing Messages Now?
the message text
window shown below will open and display the message contents.
Figure 5.21
Message Verification pop-up window
[CTRL][X] (Data Request)
symbol
[CTRL][V] (Insert Formatted
Variable) symbol
[CTRL][W] (Insert ASCII or
BCD Variable) symbol
Or BCD, depending on
Triggering Port Setup
The Device menu allows you to configure the Offline Programming Software
to match the type of DL40 to which you will be downloading your work. You
can change the selected device at any time the
Develop Menu
bar appears
onscreen.
When selecting a new device for an existing file, you will receive error
messages if the new device is incompatible with the messages in the file. For
example, if a message in the file requires 4 display lines, you will not be able
to select a two-line DL40.
This menu automatically pops up after you create a new file as described on
page 5 – 4, so you need access this menu from the
Develop Menu
bar only
if you need to change the type of DL40 selected.
The three variables which make up a device specification include the
following:
Variable
Available choices
DL40 Type
Remote I/O or Parallel Port
Number of Display Lines
2 or 4
Application Memory Size
16k, 32k, 64k, or 128k
Device