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How to use the mapping view for I/O auto assignment

How to use the mapping view for I/O auto assignment

  • Last UpdatedJan 16, 2025
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The Mapping view is divided into columns, each of which displays information for an I/O attribute that has been auto assigned.

Mapping view to edit and validate IO auto assignment references

Column Heading

Definition

Device

Device Integration Object (DIO) name

ScanGroup

Scan group name

Object

Application object or area object name

Attribute

Attribute name

I/O

Input or Output

Device.ScanGroup Override

Override setting: enter an override value to replace the DIO and scan group that was automatically assigned

Object.Attribute Override

Override setting: enter an override value to replace the object and attribute names

Resulting Reference

Concatenated I/O reference string (for example, "DIO1.SG2.Mixer3.Attr5" or "DIO1.SG2.Conveyor.40001")

Runtime Value

Data returned from runtime when the Validate References button has been selected

You can change how I/O attributes are displayed by sorting, grouping, or filtering the attributes.

Attributes are initially sorted by Device name (DI object). To sort attributes using a different column, select on the column heading once to sort in ascending order. Select a second time on the same column heading to sort in descending order. A third click on the column heading turns off sorting for that column.

To group objects by I/O assignment criteria, drag a column heading to the top of the table in the Mapping view. For example, if you drag the heading "Attribute" to the top of the table, I/O assignments will be grouped by attribute name. In the figure below, I/O assignments are grouped by attribute name. Note each attribute grouping has been expanded.

Mapping view showing objects grouped by I/O criteria

Note: Grouping is not available for the Device.ScanGroup Override, Object.Attribute Override, or Resulting Reference columns.

You can use more than one column heading to group I/O assignments. For example, you could group IO assignments first by attribute name and then by I/O type.

Columns can also be filtered to display only certain entries by selecting the filter symbol and then selecting the filtering criteria. When a filter is applied, the color of the filter symbol changes to orange.

Note: Filtering is not available for the Device.ScanGroup Override, Object.Attribute Override, or Resulting Reference columns.

The table contains additional information that you can reveal by selecting the Show Details button.

Details Column Heading

Definition

Attribute Data Type

Attribute type as defined by the attribute definition set in the Object Editor

Target Data Type

Attribute type of the target, as determined by the runtime

Runtime Quality

Data quality from runtime

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