Rockwell Automation 47C626 AutoMax Programming Executive V4.2 - Manual (Page 48)

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where you have both an integer view and a double integer view). In
version 2.0, defining an address as both integer and double integer
was sometimes done in BLOCK_MOVE (BASIC) commands. When
you try to configure a module (created through the Import
procedure) that has integers and double integers defined in the
same register address, a warning will appear in a dialog box that tells
you that duplicate addresses were found. Double integer variables
will be loaded into the database for the module first, so the duplicate
address will always refer to the single integer variable. The dialog box
will display the name of the integer variable and the register number
and prompt you to delete it. A dialog box will be displayed for each
duplicate variable.
To fix this error, first write down the variable name and register. Then,
click on OK to delete the variable. If you do not delete the offending
variables, you will not be able to configure the module. When you
have deleted all the offending variables and noted all the variable
names and locations, configure the module as desired. You may
have to edit your application tasks to reflect the new configuration.
5.1.9.5 Source Drive and Subdirectory for Import
It is important that the files to be imported be stored in a specific
manner as follows. The only configuration task in the subdirectory
should be the configuration task for the rack you want to import. The
configuration task does not need to be compiled because the import
procedure will compile it. If there is more than one configuration task
in the subdirectory, the import procedure will use the first one found,
which may not necessarily be the configuration you want to import.
The Import procedure will copy in all the application tasks (.BAS,
.BLK, .PC. and .INC) found in the subdirectory. However, only those
tasks with corresponding TASK statements in the configuration task
will be added to the tasks database. If no application task exists for a
TASK statement, you will be prompted to delete the task when you
enter the Task Manager. Utility tasks (those without TASK statements)
can subsequently be added in the Task Manager, which can use the
imported source file of the same name.
5.1.9.6 Procedure for Importing an ASD System
Use the following procedure to import a system (see the AutoMax
Software Designer instruction manual (JĆ3615) for steps 1 and 2).
Step 1.
Using ASD, use the Verify command to ensure the ASD
files are correct.
Step 2. Using ASD, download the ASD V8 system from the
VAX/VMS to the personal computer.
Step 3. Download the ASD file from the VAX/VMS.
Step 4. Select Import from the AutoMax System menu.
Step 5. Enter the following information:
Source drive Ć Enter the letter of the drive into which you
downloaded the ASD system to be imported into the
AutoMax Executive software.
Source system name Ć Enter the name of the ASD system
to be imported.
Step 6. Select OK to import the system or Cancel to return to the
System Configurator without importing the system. If a