Rockwell Automation 47C626 AutoMax Programming Executive V4.2 - Manual (Page 207)

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ă2
ă3
ă4
ă5ăFRCS1BAS
ă6ăFRCS1BAS
ă7ăFRCS1BAS
ă8ăFRCS1BAS
ă9ăFRCS1BLK
10ăFRCS1BLK
11ăFRCS1BLK
12ăFRCS1BLK
13ăFRCS1PC
14ăFRCS1PC
Variable
C@
C%
C!
C
L@
L%
L!
L
L@
L%
L!
L
LB@
LI%
Value
TRUE/ON
12345
12345678
+ 123456789E+09
TRUE/ON
1111
222222
+ 33333334E+09
FALSE/OFF
777
88888
+ 99999992E+08
TRUE/ON
32767
ON LINE Direct via Serial C: \AMXLIB\SYS\RACK
Monitor Force
EscăExit
F1 Help
Unforce PgUp/PgDown Switch Page Force
P1:0 P2:0 P3:0 P4:0
Figure 18.8 Ć Sample Monitor Force Display
2. Enter the name of the task in which the variable is to be forced.
3. Enter the name of the variable, terminated by the appropriate
character (@" for boolean, %" for single precision integers, or
!" for double precision integers).
4. Enter the value to which the variable is to be forced in the Value"
field.
5. You can enter different values for the same variable if you have
not exited using the key. Simply use the arrow keys to
move the cursor to the Value" field again and enter the new
value over the old.
6. To exit, type .
7. To unforce one variable or all variables on that page, follow the
directions in 18.5.3.
18.5.3 Unforcing a Variable
You can unforce variables by removing them from the Force table. To
remove variables from the Force table, follow the directions below.
1. Enter U" for Unforce".
2. To unforce all variables in the displayed page of the Force table,
enter a P". To unforce one variable, enter the display position of
the variable to be unforced. If the force table is emptied, the
system will exit to the Monitor menu.
3. To exit the function, type .