B - system signal variables, Introduction, Programming controller data – Rockwell Automation 1755-OF8 GuardPLC Controller Systems User Manual

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Publication 1753-UM001C-EN-P - March 2010

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Appendix

B

System Signal Variables

Introduction

Programming Controller
Data

The controller supports system variables that you can configure.

The system variables are defined as:

SAFE: the controller can use this information in safety-related
functions.

NON-SAFE: additional information that safety functions must not
rely on.

These are the system variables.

Topic

Page

Programming Controller Data

305

I/O Variables

307

System Variable

Unit/Value

Read/Write

Description

(1)

Contact Assembly 1
Contact Assembly 2
Contact Assembly 3
Contact Assembly 4

true
false

Write

On true, the contact closes; on false the contact does not close.
Only available for a GuardPLC 2000 controller.
[BOOL]
NON-SAFE

Cooling Fan State

0, 1, 2

Read

0 = normal
1 = fans OK
2 = fan error
Only available for a GuardPLC 2000 controller.
[BYTE]
NON-SAFE

Cycle Time

milliseconds

Read

Duration of the last cycle
[UDINT]
SAFE

Date Time Seconds
Date Time
Milliseconds

seconds
milliseconds

Read

Time passed since 1970. An automatic switchover from summer to winter time is
not supported.
[UDINT]
NON-SAFE

Emergency Stop 1
Emergency Stop 2
Emergency Stop 3
Emergency Stop 4

true
false

Write

True triggers Emergency Off
[BOOL]
SAFE
Use these signals to force all inputs and outputs to the zero/OFF state from within
the user program.

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