You can configure the desired output signals in the column Expression on the tabs Analog and Digital, just like for the virtual signals. You can enter simple expressions or references to existing signals directly into the table or you open the expression editor dialog via the <fx>-button.
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If you define the output data in a virtual module first and make just a reference to those data here, then you have the possibility to record these data in a data storage. |
Configuration Reflective Memory - output signals
Name
In the Name column, enter a cleartext name for each signal.
Expression
Here, enter an expression or a reference to an existing signal or open the expression editor dialog via the <fx>-button. A wrong expression can be analyzed by clicking on the<?>-button.
Active
For disabled signals, the value 0 will be written to the message buffer.
Actual value
Display of the actual calculated value of the expression
Analog signals
Address
In the column "Address", you can enter the byte offset of the value inside the output telegram.
Data type
Digital signals
Address, Bit-No.
This determines the offset of a value inside the output telegram.
With reference to the setting at Write digital signals... the address values and bit numbers in the signal table Digital will be adapted automatically.
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Writing as 16 bit: addresses change in 2-byte steps, bit no. 0...15
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Writing as 32 bit: addresses change in 4-byte steps, bit no. 0...31
If swapping is enabled for the module, then it applies to the writing of data as well:
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16 bit: from AB to BA
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32 bit from ABCD to DCBA
Note, that the result should be True or False, respectively 0 or 1, for digital signals.