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2 Introduction
2.4 Further objects of an interconnection
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2.4.3 Variable
Variables can be used for a cross-task value exchange and for the use of constant values. The use of
significantly named variables can make the interconnection more clear and easier to maintain.
• If you assign the "safe against mains failure" property to a variable, the value of the variable re-
mains stored even after mains switching.
• A variable can be inserted exactly once with an input (for value assignment) into the intercon-
nection and as often as required with an output (for read access).
[2-5] Example 1: Variable "SetValue1_s" on the left with input for value assignment and on the right with output for reading ac-
cess
[2-6] Example 2: Variables (with output) for the constant values 100 %, 0 %, -100 % as well as FALSE and TRUE
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Note!
Variables are only assigned at the end of the task cycle! Thus, the variable value will only
be effective in the next task cycle!