Ladder elements and functions are linked to operands. Operands contain data. The Ladder elements and functions determine the way that operand data is used in your program. Every Operand has an Address and a Description. When you select a Ladder element and place it in a net, the Select Operand and Address box opens, enabling you to link an Operand type, select an address, and assign a description.
Note that there are differences between Standard and Enhanced Vision Divisions.
Select the Operand tab at the bottom of the Output Window; the operands are displayed.
Click an operand type in the left pane; a list of that operand type is displayed.
Note that you can edit values and descriptions in the Output Window.
Type |
Symbol |
Quantity (Standard+V130) |
Quantity (Enhanced) |
Value |
Address Range (Standard) |
Address Range (Enhanced) |
I |
544 |
Bit |
I0-I543 |
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O |
544 |
Bit |
O0-O543 |
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T |
192 |
384 |
32-bit |
T0-T191 |
T0-T383 |
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c |
24 |
32 |
16-bit |
C0-C24 |
C0-C31 |
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MB |
4096 |
8192 |
Bit |
MB0-MB4095 |
MB0-MB8191 |
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MI |
2048 |
4095 |
MI0-MI2047 |
MI0-MI4094 |
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ML |
256 |
512 |
32-bit |
ML0-ML255 |
ML0-ML511 |
|
DW |
64 |
256 |
32-bit |
DW0-DW63 |
DW0-DW255 |
|
MF |
24 |
64 |
32 |
MF0-MF24 |
MF0-MF63 |
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# |
Dynamic |
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Dynamic |
X Operands are processed within the CPU's RAM memory. Use them in subroutines where scan time is critical, as for example during Interrupt Routines.
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Note that X Operand values are not retained, meaning that they are not backed up by battery. |
Type |
Symbol |
Quantity |
Value |
Address Range |
X Bit |
XB |
1024 |
Bit |
XB0-XB1023 |
X Integer |
XI |
512 |
XI0-XI511 |
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X Long Integer |
XL |
256 |
32-bit |
XL0-XL255 |
X Double Word (unsigned) |
XDW |
64 |
32-bit |
XDW0-XDW63 |
System Operands are connected to certain functions and values in the controller's operating system.
Type |
Symbol |
Quantity |
Value |
Address Range |
System Bit |
SB |
512 |
Bit |
SB0-SB511 |
System Integer |
SI |
512 |
SI0-SI511 |
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System Long Integer |
SL |
56 |
32-bit |
SL0-SL63 |
System Double Word (unsigned |
SDW |
64 |
32-bit |
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If a controller is networked, the following operands are accessible to other controllers:
Type |
Symbol |
Quantity |
Value |
Address Range |
Network System Bit |
NSB |
8 |
Bit |
SB200-SB207 |
Network Input |
NI |
17 |
Bit |
I0-I16 |
Network System Integer |
NSI |
2 |
16-bit |
SI200-SI201 |