Commissioning Manual 
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  The instruction includes an XML description. 
(see also DYNAMIC_INCLUDE in this table) 
 
• 
 
Contains the path name. 
 
<?INCLUDE src="<Path name>" ?> 
  The instruction creates a local variable under the specified name. 
 
Using the attribute 
 (dimension) single or two-dimensional fields can be created. The 
field index addresses the individual field elements. 
For a two-dimensional field, initially the line index is specified and then the column index. 
•  Single-dimensional field: 
Indices 0 to 4 
 
•  Two-dimensional field: 
Index line 0 to 3 and index column 0 to 5 
 
 
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Variable name 
• 
 
The variable type can be an integer (INT), unsigned integer (UINT), double 
(DOUBLE), float (FLOAT), string (STRING), or STRUCT. The variable type can also 
be a structure defined with 
. If there is no type instruction specified, the system 
creates an integer variable. 
<LET name = "VAR1" type = "INT" /> 
• 
 
If the attribute is set to 
, then the variable value is saved permanently. This attrib-
ute is only effective for a global variable. 
• 
 
The following number of field elements must be specified. For a two-dimensional field, 
the second dimension is specified after the first dimension separated by a comma. 
A field element is accessed via the field index, which is specified in square brackets 
after the variable name. 
name[index] or name[row,column] 
–  Single-dimensional field: dim="<Number of elements>" 
–  Two-dimensional field: dim="<Number of lines>,<number of columns>" 
Non-initialized field elements are pre-assigned with "0".