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4.3.4 PLC Configuration<br />

Function Libraries<br />

Programmers need to know the addresses of inputs and<br />

outputs of both the controller's local I/Os and the I/Os of<br />

any expansion module connected.<br />

It is a must to properly configure and set the parameters<br />

of the network of units to achieve the required excellence<br />

of data interchange between Ventura Remote PLC and<br />

the other units, no matter whether Ventura is the<br />

PROFIBUS-DP slave interacting with its DP master or a<br />

CANopen device interacting with other CAN slaves.<br />

The tool to use for setting addresses and parameters and<br />

for configuring the network is the PLC Configuration<br />

Editor.<br />

4.3.4.1 The CoDeSys PLC Configuration Editor<br />

PLC Configuration is one of the objects on the Resources<br />

tab of the Object Organizer.<br />

Run the configuration editor to describe the target<br />

hardware that the open project will run on. CoDeSys takes<br />

this description to verify whether the hardware actually<br />

has the IEC addresses declared in the program.<br />

The basis for working with the configuration editor are the<br />

configuration files, *.cfg, and device files (e.g. *.gsd, *.eds)<br />

stored in set hard disk directories and read when a project<br />

is opened.<br />

You can add files to these directories at any time.<br />

The configuration file (*.cfg) describes a default<br />

configuration whose settings are automatically shown<br />

when the editor is run. It also characterises the set of<br />

parameters available and in what way they can be<br />

changed.<br />

The device files (*.gsd) describe the configuration and<br />

properties of PROFIBUS-DP slaves.<br />

The device files (*.eds) describe the configuration and<br />

properties of CANopen slaves.<br />

When the user has finalised the configuration details in<br />

the editor a binary compilation of the project structure<br />

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