Rockwell Automation 6723-PCO DATA PROCESS CONFIG OPERATIO - Manual (Page 21)

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Publication 6723Ć10.1 Ć August 1996
4. Click on .
The PCO Library Manager converts the PCO functions you
selected to PCO application files, which appear in the PCO
Application Files window (upper right corner of the main Library
Manager window).
Note: The PCO Library Manager automatically installs the files
PCO_MAIN, DIGITAL_IN, PLC_ALMS, and CUSTOM_ALM.
You can selectively delete these files.
Refer to Chapter 3 of the Process Configuration and Operation
Software User Manual (publication 6723-6.5.1) for information
on deleting these files.
The PCO functions are relocated to the specified memory
locations, and are ready to be integrated into your application, as
long as it does not conflict with any memory within the
previously allocated areas. If your application does happen to use
memory within these areas, the PCO Library Manager will
display warnings for all the addresses that create conflicts. If the
utility finds even one address conflict, you will be given the
option to overwriting the conflict, or cancelling the merge. If you
choose to cancel, your original application will not be altered.
5. Click on .
The PCO Library Manager generates a memory map of the PCO
application files. This memory map displays all of the PLC
program and data addresses used by the PCO application files.
Refer to Chapter 3 of the Process Configuration and Operation
Software User Manual (publication 6723-6.5.1) for an example of
a memory map.