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10.2. Internal Variables (Registers)
An internal variable (also know as Register) is an addressable location of the memory. It is
used as flag, as temporary value, to make a calculation, …
There are 2 types of internal variables:
Digital (DIV) Boolean register with possible values: 0 or 1.
Analog (AIV) with several formats:
8 bits, Signed or Unsigned
16 bits, Signed or Unsigned
32 bits, Signed or Unsigned
Float, IEEE 754
The Internal Variables can be only created from the list of Tags.
10.2.1. Digital Internal Variable
To create a Digital Internal Variable, from the list of Tags, click ‘
Add a Tag’
.
Select
‘Digital’