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plc memory - 14.10<br />

15<br />

0<br />

B3:0<br />

B3:1<br />

B3:2<br />

B3:3<br />

B3:4<br />

B3:5<br />

B3:6<br />

B3:7<br />

This bit is B3:2/3<br />

or B3/35.<br />

(2) * 16 + (3) = (35)<br />

Other Examples:<br />

B3:0/0 = B3/0<br />

B3:0/10 = B3/10<br />

B3:1/0 = B3/16<br />

B3:1/5 = B3/21<br />

B3:2/0 = B3/32<br />

etc...<br />

Figure 14.12<br />

Bit Memory<br />

This method can also be used to access bits in integer memory also.<br />

14.4.2 Timer Counter Memory<br />

Previous chapters have discussed the operation of timers <strong>and</strong> counters. The ability<br />

to address their memory directly allows some powerful tools. Recall that by default timers<br />

are stored in the T4: file. The bits <strong>and</strong> words for timers are;<br />

EN - timer enabled bit (bit 15)<br />

TT - timer timing bit (bit 14)<br />

DN - timer done bit (bit 13)<br />

PRE - preset word<br />

ACC - accumulated time word<br />

Counter are stored in the C5: file <strong>and</strong> they have the following bits <strong>and</strong> words.

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