Rockwell Automation AutoMax Enhanced Ladder Editor - Manual (Page 57)

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All pending changes are removed from the program. If the program
was in Test Mode, it is removed from this mode.
5.9 About How Changes Made to Online
Programs Are Verified
Once you commit any online changes after accepting the rungs, the
Editor verifies the changes before they are downloaded to the
Processor. The changes are verified using the same rules that are
used for offline programs. All accepted online changes must be
successfully verified before they are installed into a Processor.
When online program changes are verified, the Editor ignores
warnings and does not check against the Variable Configurator
database.
The Editor generates a log file only if you have selected the
Generate Log File verify option. For more information, see Creating
a Verify Error Log File," section 4.1.
If the program is not successfully verified, you must correct the
errors, reĆaccept the rungs, and commit the changes or enter test
mode. The Editor also notifies you when either of the following
events occur:
If this event occurs: Do the following:
a global variable has been
defined in the program that
is not in the online
configuration
Step 1. Reject the changes containĆ
ing the global variable(s).
Step 2. Commit any other changes.
Step 3. Go offline and add the new
global variable(s) to the
Variable Configurator dataĆ
base.
Step 4. Load the configuration.
Step 5. Monitor the ladder program
again and add the logic
with the global variables.
Step 6. Accept and commit the
changes.
the amount of memory for
the accepted online
changes exceeds the
amount of memory
reserved for online
modifications
Increase the amount of memory
allotted for online modifications. See
Specifying the Amount of Memory
Reserved for Editing a Program
Online" in Appendix D.
the online changes exceed
the allowed number of
variables, timers, counters,
or labels
Edit the program to correct the
limitation errors and reĆaccept the
program. See Specifying the Amount
of Memory Reserved for Editing a
Program Online" in Appendix D.
Tip
You can use the Verify command to check your online changes
before you accept them.