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I Programming 7 Index addressing 0 7.8 Index addressing Without index addressing, an object is always linked to the same register (IPOS variable or parameter number). Consequently, only the value of this register can be displayed in the object. Index addressing enables you to choose in run mode from which register you want the object to read the display value. For this purpose, the value in the index register can be added to the address for the register that displays an analog signal in the object. The following basically applies: Display value=Register content (object address + index register content) If the index register content is 2 and the address of the register specified in the object is 100, the value displayed in the object will be retrieved from register 102. If the value in the index register is changed to 3, the value for the object will be retrieved from register 103 instead. The index register is defined in the individual projects. This setting can be made under [Setup] / [Index register]. Up to eight index registers can be used in each project. Each index register can be used for more than one object. The objects used in the project specify whether index addressing is used and which register acts as index register. In the object dialog, select l1 to I8 for the object next to the specified analog signal. 10448AEN The following example shows how to control three motors from one block. The motor parameters for torque and speed are stored in six different registers. One of the motors is selected in a block. The current torque and speed for the selected motor are displayed in the block. When selecting another motor, the current torque and speed of the other motor should be displayed instead. Index addressing is used for this purpose. 178 System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals
Torque in register D101 Speed in register D201 System Manual – DOP11A Operator Terminals Programming Index addressing Motor 1 Motor 2 Motor 3 Torque in register D102 Speed in register D202 Register D0 is defined as [Index register 1] under [Setup] / [Index registers]. The value in the register controls for which motor torque and speed will be displayed. 10449AEN Torque in register D103 Speed in register D203 If the value in D0 is 1, then torque and speed of motor 1 are to be displayed. If the value is 2 or 3, then the parameters for motor 2 or 3 are to be displayed. The value in register D0 is controlled by a multiple selection object in which the texts motor 1, motor 2, and motor 3 appear. In addition, these three options are created as being maneuverable. I 0 7 179
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