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3.1.6 Assignment of the Signal Addresses to the Signals (Addressing)
An address (signal address) must be assigned to each terminal so that the processor
can assign the I/O signals of the signal memory to the terminals of the I/O modules.
For analogue I/O modules this is carried out via the software blocks, with which the
relevant modules are linked into the user program and is documented in these blocks.
The following explanations are therefore only valid for binary I/O modules.
The addressing according to DIN, the symbolic addressing and an addressing specific
to AEG are available as types of addressing independently of the selected method of
programming (cf. Table 20).
Table 20 Types of Addressing
Programming in AEG Addressing DIN-Addressing Symbolic Addressing
Dolog AKF possible possible possible
Dolog B offline possible possible possible
Dolog B online possible not possible not possible
3.1.6.1 Addressing According to DIN
A DIN address consists of the following:
Slot reference + port number. The slot reference and port number are separated from
each other by a point.
Example: 4.6
slot reference 4, port no. 06
5.28
slot reference 5, port no. 28
The following is generally valid:
A slot reference is assigned to each slot. The assignment must be carried out dur-
ing the configuration of the hardware and is described in section 3.1.5.
The port number results by counting the terminals for the I/O signals from the top to
bottom for the modules with front connection (cf. Figure 23, left-hand half).
Figure 24 shows the assignment of the port numbers to the ports for the I/O modules
with rear connection.
Example of a Logic Operation with DIN Addressing
An AND block (Dolog block) should linke the entries of input 1 and input 2 of a
DEP 112 (slot reference 5) to each other and output the result to output 16 of a
DAP 106 (slot reference 6).
AND
I5.1
I5.2
O6.16
END
The letters of “I” for input and “O” for output are parameters of the “AND” block and are
automatically offered when the block is called.
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