Tab: Applications On this tab of the generic device editor you can see which applications exist on the device. Depending on the system you can delete the applications from the device or retrieve detai

Object: GVL – Global Variable List Symbol: A global variable list is used for the declaration, editing, and display of global variables . You click Project → Add Object → Global Variable List to add a

Object: Network Variable List (Sender) Symbol: A Network Variable List (Sender) is used to declare and list global variables that should be sent to a Network Variable List (Receiver) of another device

Object: Network Variable List (Receiver) Symbol: The object is used to list the received network variables and display the information: network and transmit information and sender. To add the object t

Object: Persistent Variable List Symbol: The object contains the declaration of global persistent variables in the declaration section VAR_GLOBAL PERSISTENT RETAIN .. END_VAR . The variables are store

Object: Interface Method Symbol: The object is used for object-oriented programming. You add the Interface Method object is added to an interface by means of the Project → Add Object command. If a met

Object: Action Symbol: Implement more program code in an action. You can implement this program code as the base implementation in another language. The base implementation is a function block or a pr

Object: Transition Symbol: The object can be used as a transition element in a program block implemented in SFC. For more information, see: SFC Elements: Step and Transition Input support when generat

Object: POUs for Implicit Checks You can add these special POUs to an application to provide them with implicit monitoring functions. At runtime, these functions check the limits of arrays or subrange

POU: CheckBounds The task of this monitoring function is to handle bound violations appropriately. Examples of reactions to violations include setting error flags and changing the value of the array i