Siemens SINUMERIK 828D Function Manual page 1129

3. Enter the old and the new addresses for rewiring in the "Replacements" list.
Permitted addresses include:
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Bit memory
- Special bit memory
- Variable memory / data blocks
- Timers
- Counters
Editing the list of addresses
The following functions are supported using the context menu (right mouse button):
- Cut (Ctrl+X)
- Copy (Ctrl+C)
- Paste (Ctrl+V)
- Select all (Ctrl+A)
- Paste row (Ctrl+I)
- Delete selection
This means that it is possible to copy the list or parts of the list from other or into other applications, e.g.
Microsoft Excel.
"Old address"
In this column, enter the name or the address which you wish to rewire.
"New address"
In this column, enter the new name or the new address. Please ensure that the type of the new address
corresponds to that of the old address, e.g. old address IW0 and new address IW4, not IB4, or old address
DB9000.DBB0 and new address MB0, not MW0.
Checking the validity of addresses
If the name of the address (symbol) does not exist in the open project, then this is marked with a green wavy
line.
If the type of the old address does not match that of the new address, or if only one address was entered (old
or new address), then this address is marked using a red wavy line.
4. Select or deselect the option "All accesses within the specified addresses".
If the option is enabled, then the addresses ranges (BYTE, WORD, DWORD) are rewired.
Example:
You specify IW0 and IW4 as address ranges. The, addresses I0.0 ... I1.7 are rewired to addresses
I4.0 ... I5.7. Addresses from the rewired range (e.g. I0.1) can then no longer be individually entered into the
table.
Basic Functions
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