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Ex. No.<br />

11 What is the F-I/O-module data block used for?<br />

The following functions can be realized with the variables of<br />

the F-I/O-module data block:<br />

■ Checking whether current F-I/O-modules or individual<br />

F-I/O-module channels are passivated.<br />

■ Manual or automatic reintegration of F-I/O-modules after<br />

error recovery.<br />

■ Passivation and reintegration of F-I/O-modules via the<br />

safety program.<br />

■ Reconfiguration of fail-safe DP-standard slaves.<br />

What is the structure of an F-I/O-module data block?<br />

The two following tables explain the variables of the F-I/Omodule<br />

data block. Both tables differ in the type of user access<br />

to the variables:<br />

■ Read and write access by the user: page 351<br />

■ Read access by the user: page 352<br />

The variables of the F-I/O-module data block can, for example,<br />

be monitored with the variable table in STEP 7. The following<br />

table gives examples:<br />

Operand Symbol Comment<br />

DB819.DBX 0.0 "F00001_4_8_F_DI_DC24V".PASS_ON Variable "PASS_ON" der F-DI<br />

DB820.DBX 2.1 "F00007_4_F_DO_DC24V_2A".QBAD Variable "QBAD" der F-DO<br />

350 Functional Example No. AS-FE-I-011-V10-EN

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