Creating A Program Block - Siemens SINUMERIK 840D sl Operating Manual

Procedure
26.5.7.3

Creating a program block

Overview
The failure of a single input, output or relay normally results in the failure of the complete system.
Using the Ladder add-on tool, you can perform a PLC diagnosis in order to find fault causes
or program errors. You can directly make small corrections or modifications.
Generating an INT_100/INT_101 block
If an INT_100 or INT_101 block is missing, it can be added via the vertical softkey bar. If these
INT blocks exist in a project, they can be deleted via the vertical softkey bar. You also have
the opportunity to change the networks of interrupt routines on the control as well as to save
and load these changes.
Editing the interrupt routines
You can edit the following interrupt programs:
● INT_100 - interrupt program (is executed before the main program)
● INT_101 - interrupt program (is executed after the main program)
Marshalling data
Using the Ladder add-on tool, you can "re-wire" inputs (via INT_100) or outputs (via INT_101)
for service purposes.
Note
Saving the PLC project when changing the operating area
If you have created INT_100/INT_101 blocks or inserted, removed or edited networks in an
INT block, you must save the project before you change from the PLC area into another
operating area. Transfer the project to the PLC using the "Load to CPU" softkey. If this is not
done, all of the changes will be lost and must be re-entered.
Please take the appropriate program note into consideration.
References
The editing of the INT_100 and INT_101 interrupt programs can be enabled or disabled.
Related information is contained in the Basic Functions Function Manual, Chapter P4: PLC
for SINUMERIK 828D
Turning
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1. The "Program Block" window is open.
3. Press the "Local variables" softkey.
The "Local Variables" window appears and lists the created variables.
Edit PLC user program (828D only)
26.5 View of the program blocks
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