0 programming, 1 register organization – Rockwell Automation AutoMax R-Net Processor Module User Manual

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4Ć1

4.0 PROGRAMMING

This section describes how the data is organized in the AutoMax

RĆNet Processor module and provides examples of how the module

is accessed by the application software. For more detailed

information on programming, refer to the AutoMax Programming

Reference binder (JĆ3659) and the DCS 5000 Programming

Reference binder (JĆ3611).

4.1

Register Organization

The dual port memory in the RĆNet module contains status and

control registers, the AutoMate image area, and a command buffer

area. Refer to figure 4.1 for the dual port memory register

assignment.

Register 0 Ć 63

Status and Control

(64 16Ćbit Words)

Register 64 Ć 2623

AutoMate Image

(2560 16Ćbit Words)

Register 2624 Ć 3583

Not Used

(960 16Ćbit Words)

Register 3584 Ć 4095

Command Buffer

(512 16Ćbit Words)

Figure 4.1Ć Dual Port Memory Register Assignment

4.1.1

Status and Control Registers

Registers 0 Ć 63 of the dual port memory are status and control

registers. All registers are Read/Write and can be accessed by an

application task or monitored using the I/O Monitor function of the

AutoMax Programming Executive. For more information regarding

the I/O Monitor function, refer to the AutoMax Programming

Executive Instruction Manual. Refer to figure 4.2 for register

assignment.

CAUTION

REGISTERS 0Ć3 AND 62Ć63 CONTROL THE OPERATION OF THE

GATEWAY_CMD_OK@ FUNCTION AND SHOULD NOT BE ALTERED. IT IS THE

PROGRAMMER'S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT THESE REGISTERS

ARE NOT WRITTEN TO BY AN APPLICATION TASK. FAILURE TO OBSERVE THIS

PRECAUTION COULD RESULT IN DAMAGE TO OR DESTRUCTION OF THE

EQUIPMENT.

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