Rockwell Automation 57C570 AutoMax PC3000 User Manual - Manual (Page 171)

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15.0 PROGRAMMING BASICS
Use this chapter to gain basic information about how to create
programs for the AutoMax PC3000. For detailed information, see the
AutoMax Programming Executive documentation.
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Programming Overview
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15.1
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Organizing Your Application Project
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About the Organization of the AutoMax Programming
Executive Software
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Configuring I/O
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Configuring Variables
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What to Do Next
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15.1 Programming Overview
The AutoMax system lets you share data among other AutoMax
systems and coordinate programs. Other features include:
D multiĆtasking operating system
D userĆscheduling of programs
D symbolic programming (no addresses)
D three integrated programming languages (Ladder Logic, BASIC,
and Control Block)
15.1.1 About the MultiĆTasking Operating System
The AutoMax multiĆtasking operating system lets you:
D break your application into logical parts
D write separate programs for each part
D schedule how often each program will run
D assign priorities to help ensure that the most critical program
runs on time