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Soft_Bool
A Soft Bool can be used in logic programs by creating a variable in
the logic program that points to the Soft Bool as if it were physical
I/O. This allows the logic program to examine and set values of Soft
Bools. For example, an HMI program could allow a user to set a
software switch that is read by and affects the operation of a logic
Program. The I/O address for Soft Bools is the Soft Bool number.
To associate a variable with a Soft Bool:
1. Open the Add Program/Resource Variable dialog box.
2. Enter a unique variable Name.
3. Select BOOL from the Type list.
4. Select Input or Output by clicking the corresponding check
box.
5. Select Soft_Bool from the IO Driver list.
6. In the IO Physical Address field, enter the Soft Bool num-
ber (1-1000).
7. Click [OK].
Soft Bool Addressing Example
To create a variable named Soft_Bool_278 that sets the value of Soft
Bool 278, set the options in the Add Program/Resource
Variable dialog box as illustrated below.
- LogicPro 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Warranty 2
- Table of Contents 3
- List of Figures 11
- List of Tables 15
- Introduction 17
- Chapter Title Description 18
- Conventions Used 19
- Safety symbols 20
- LogicPro Workplace 21
- Menu Bar 22
- File Menu 23
- Edit Menu 24
- Table 2.2 The Edit Menu 25
- Menu Option 26
- Description 26
- View Menu 27
- Tools Menu 27
- Table 2.4 The Tools Menu 28
- Execution Menu 29
- Simulation Menu 29
- Options Menu 30
- Menu Option Description 31
- Windows Menu 32
- Help Menu 33
- Status Bar 34
- Toolbars 34
- Button Description 35
- Language Toolbars 36
- Table 2.14 The Ladder Toolbar 37
- Table 2.15 The FBD Toolbar 37
- SFC Actions 38
- Ladder Rungs 38
- Standard Text 39
- Projects 41
- Creating a Project 42
- Opening a Project 43
- Copying Projects 44
- Backing Up a Project 45
- Closing a Project 47
- Deleting a Project 47
- Resources 49
- PPC-2000 Attributes 50
- CPC400 Attributes 51
- Editing a Resource 52
- Copying Resources 52
- Resource Backup 53
- Deleting a Resource 54
- Opening a Resource 55
- Programs 57
- Opening a Program 58
- Saving a Program 59
- Closing a Program 59
- Copying Programs 60
- Backing Up a Program 61
- Deleting a Program 63
- Variables 65
- Retentive Variables 66
- System Variables 66
- Project Variables 67
- Adding a Project Variable 68
- Editing a Project Variable 69
- Cloning a Project Variable 71
- Resource Variables 72
- Program Variables 77
- Using the Find Command 78
- Figure 6.8 Find Variable 79
- Using the Replace Command 80
- Import/Export 81
- Replace All 82
- Replace I/O Variables Only 82
- Exporting an ASCII file 86
- Sequential Function Charts 87
- SFC Toolbar 88
- Origin Step 89
- Step 89
- Simultaneous Transition 90
- Conditions 91
- Loop Back 93
- Action 94
- Ladder Diagrams 97
- Ladder Toolbar 98
- Normally Open Contact 99
- Normally Closed Contact 100
- Normal Coil 101
- Latched Coil 101
- Unlatched Coil 102
- Function Block 102
- Comments 102
- Viewing the Grid 103
- Cross Reference 103
- Inserting Rungs 104
- Inserting Elements 104
- Inserting Function Blocks 105
- Are Added to Function Block 107
- Function Block 108
- Connecting New Elements 108
- Output Element 109
- Figure 8.16 Branch Added 111
- Cutting Rungs 114
- Copying Rungs 115
- Pasting Rungs 115
- Deleting Elements 116
- Moving Elements 116
- Assigning Labels to Rungs 116
- Assigning Variable Names 117
- Input/Output Dialog Box 119
- Hiding Rung Comments 120
- Function Block Diagrams 121
- Selector 122
- Straight Connections 122
- Inverted Connections 122
- Creating an FBD Program 123
- Dialog Box 127
- With Handles 130
- Function Blocks 131
- Counter Up (CTU) 132
- Counter Down (CTD) 133
- Inputs 134
- Outputs 134
- Counter Up Down (CTUD) 135
- FBD programs, the value 136
- FBD programs, the value of 136
- Timer Pulse (TP) 137
- Timer On-Delay (TON) 139
- Timer Off-Delay (TOF) 140
- Comparison 142
- Less Than (LT) 143
- Equal To (EQ) 144
- Arithmetic 146
- Subtract (SUB) 147
- Multiply (MULT) 148
- Divide (DIV) 149
- Data Manipulation 151
- Last In - First Out (LIFO) 153
- Bit Shift (SL) 156
- Scan Time Counter (SCAN) 158
- Move (MOVE) 159
- Scale (SCL) 160
- Real Number Function Blocks 161
- Real Less Than (RLT) 162
- Real Equal To (REQ) 163
- Real Add (RADD) 164
- Real Subtract (RSUB) 165
- Real Multiply (RMUL) 167
- Real Divide (RDIV) 168
- Real Move (RMOV) 169
- Integer To Real (ITOR) 170
- Real to Integer (RTOI) 171
- Square Root (SRT) 171
- Logical 173
- Comparison (CMP) 174
- Calculation (CALC) 175
- Table 10.1 Symbol Operation 176
- Jump (JMP) 177
- InterLock (IL) 178
- InterLock-Clear (ILC) 178
- Rotation (RROT/LROT) 179
- Shift (RSFT/LSFT) 180
- Negation (NEG) 181
- User Defined Function Blocks 183
- Operations 186
- UDFB Files 188
- Initialization Function 189
- Reset Function 189
- Exit Function 189
- UDFB in Simulation 191
- Working with UDFB Files 193
- Saving UDFB Files 194
- Deleting UDFBs 194
- UDFB Tutorial 195
- Input/Output Drivers 201
- Variable Types 202
- Input/Output 203
- IO Size 203
- PPC-2000 IO Drivers 204
- Module Specific Drivers 205
- Specific Drivers 205
- Table 12.9 207
- Using the IO Drivers 208
- Analog_In_202x 209
- Encoder_Analog_2030 210
- Digital_IO_2040 211
- Click [OK] 212
- Analog_Out_205x 213
- Digital_Out_206x 214
- Digital_In_207x 215
- Setpoint 216
- Soft_Input 217
- Soft_Bool 218
- Soft_Int 219
- Database 220
- Program/Resource Variable 221
- Global Parameter Example 223
- CPC400 IO Drivers 224
- Setpoint 225
- CPC400_Digital_In 228
- CPC400_Digital_Out 229
- CPC400 User’s Guide 236
- Compiler Setup 237
- Figure 13.2 Compiler Paths 238
- Simulation 241
- Using the Simulation Tools 243
- Simulation Setup 244
- Timer Ticks 245
- Resetting the Simulation 247
- Closing the Simulation 249
- Downloading and Monitoring 251
- Monitoring a Program 253
- Monitoring Ladder Diagrams 255
- Forcing I/O 256
- Variable Watch 257
- Configuring Variable Watch 258
- Forcing Variables 259
- Watch Grid View 260
- Watch Window 261
- On-Line Constant Changes 262
- Change Dialog Box 263
- Cross-Referencing 265
- Cross-Reference Output 267
- Output Printing 269
- Report Setup 270
- Variables Setup 271
- Ladder Setup 271
- SFC Setup 272
- FBD Setup 273
- Dynamic Data Exchange 275
- Installation 276
- Configuration 276
- Creating A New Topic 278
- Open a Topic 279
- Close a Topic 279
- Modify a Topic 279
- Delete a Topic 279
- Item Point Naming 280
- Figure 17.1 Example 1 281
- Setting Up Excel to Read 282
- =LP_DDE 283
- Glossary 285
- Variable 296
- Windows NT 296
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