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AVEVA™ Communication Drivers

Item names using the Modicon PLC register addresses

Item names using the Modicon PLC register addresses

  • Last UpdatedAug 29, 2024
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The following table lists other item name formats that are consistent with the point naming convention with the MBTCP Communication Driver suffix.

Item Name

Description

400001

When no spaces and no letters follow the register number, the register contents are treated as a 16-bit unsigned quantity.

400001 S

When a space and the letter "S" follow the register number, the register contents are treated as a 16-bit signed quantity.

400001 I

When a space and the letter "I" follow the register number, the register contents are treated as a 32-bit signed quantity.
This takes up two consecutive registers.

400001 L

When a space and the letter "L" follow the register number, the register contents are treated as a 32-bit signed quantity.
This takes up two consecutive registers.

400001 F

When a space and the letter "F" follow the register number, the register contents are treated as a floating-point quantity.
This takes up two consecutive registers.

400001 U

When a space and the letter "U" follow the register number, the register contents are treated as a 32-bit unsigned quantity.
This takes up two consecutive registers.

400001 LF

When a space and the letter "LF", follows the register number, the register contents are treated as a 64-bit floating-point quantity. This takes up four consecutive registers.

400001 LL

When a space and the letter "LL", follows the register number, the register contents are treated as a 64-bit signed quantity. This takes up four consecutive registers.

400001 UL

When a space and the letter "UL", follows the register number, the register contents are treated as a 64-bit unsigned quantity. This takes up four consecutive registers.

400001-400003 M

When a space and the letter "M" follow the register number or register number pair separated by a dash, the register contents are treated as ASCII data.
Each register contains up to two (2) ASCII characters.
This example represents six (6) ASCII characters.

300001:10

When a colon and a number from 1 (one) to 16 follow the register number, the register contents are treated as discrete data.
This example represents bit 10 of the input register 300001.

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