Rockwell Automation 57C570 AutoMax PC3000 User Manual - Manual (Page 176)

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Variable
Configurator
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map variable names to I/O points or memory locations
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add, edit, compile, print, and verify programs
You also use the Task Manager to specify the language
(BASIC, Control Block or Ladder Logic) and to define a
task's priority and whether it is a Critical, Reconstructible,
or a Utility program.
15.4 Configuring I/O
After you establish a system, section, and rack structure, you can
begin adding hardware to a rack.
For information about adding an AutoMax PC3000, see chapter 12.
15.5 Configuring Variables
Once the hardware for a rack has been defined, you can configure
the variables in each rack. Configure variables by attaching
symbolic names to the physical I/O and memory locations that must
be accessible to one or more application programs in a rack.
The types of variables you can use in an AutoMax system are:
D single integer variables (16Ćbit word)
D double integer variables (32Ćbit word)
D Boolean variables
D real variables
D string variables
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variable types
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specific variables to configure for the
AutoMax PC3000
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chapter 12
15.6 What to Do Next
Refer to the language manuals and the AutoMax Programming
Executive software instruction manual for more information.
You need to create programs that monitor the PC3000. See chapter
18 for more information.