Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Function Manual page 131

03/2013
Function
Residual
memory
Remaining
performance
Configure PLC
settings
Each trigger can be assigned a label, which determines its behavior at the central
start date for maintenance.
See also Section: Editing the master data of a machine and the general description
of the trigger in Section: Setting up functions.
Definitions:
•
If a label has been set and a start date, which has not yet been reached, has
been configured in the master data, the trigger will not be initiated.
•
If the date has been reached or is in the past, the trigger will be initiated
according to the conditions set for it.
•
If a start date has not been configured, or the label has not been set, the
trigger will be initiated according to the conditions set for it.
"Icons" tab
The absolute address can be edited under "Icons".
Function
Icons
Edit absolute
address
Data type
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Description
If the name is too long, the number added can
only be seen in a tooltip.
Indicates how much memory (in bytes) is left in
the PLC data block for the "PLC variable" triggers
and PLC conditions.
Shows the number (only in the case of bytes) of
PLC variables that can still be used in triggers and
as a condition. Depending on the size of the
variable, it may be that 2 counts for one variable.
Since the PLC data blocks are required for the
"PLC variable" trigger, it is possible to branch
directly to the "PLC Settings" window from here.
Description
Displays the list of ANDed comparison
operations in the trigger (in relation to the
absolute addresses). These can be selected
individually for editing purposes.
The system does not support plausibility for
the absolute addresses, their data types, or
the possible comparison operations.
Notice:
Subsequent correction of the absolute
address data type is not possible. The
variable must be deleted in its entirety, along
with its comparison operation, and a new
variable created.
3 Setting up functions
3.4 Fault services
Type
DISPLAY
DISPLAY
ACTION
Type
TAB
INPUT
DISPLAY
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