Modules that have already been defined at the input level can also be seen in the tree of the output interfaces and can be used for output signals.
The general module settings are identical to those on the input side and are retained. Only the number of analog and digital signals can be set differently.
For notes on the general module settings see General module settings.
Configure the desired output signals in the Analog and Digital tabs. Enter a name, expression and address and select a data type for analog signals. The following data types are available for analog signals:
|
Data type |
Description |
Value range: |
|
|---|---|---|---|
|
Big Endian |
Little Endian |
||
|
BYTE |
BYTE |
8 bit without positive or negative sign |
0 … 255 |
|
INT_B |
INT |
16 bit with positive or negative sign |
-32768 … 32767 |
|
WORD_B |
WORD |
16 bit without positive or negative sign |
0 … 65535 |
|
DINT_B |
DINT |
32 bit with positive or negative sign |
-2147483647 … 2147483647 |
|
DWORD_B |
DWORD |
32 bit without positive or negative sign |
0 … 4294967295 |
|
FLOAT_B |
FLOAT |
IEEE754; single precision; 32 bit floating point value |
±3,402823 E+38 ... ±1,175495 E-38 |