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Indirect addressing in STL (PDF)

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In this tutorial we try to illuminate topic of indirect addressing in STL. We start with simple examples in SCL (for those who are more familiar with SCL language - for easier transition to STL).

  • LESSON 1: WORKING WITH PLC’S MEMORY?
    • TOPIC 1: PLC’s memory
      • PLC AND ITS MEMORY
    • TOPIC 2: Absolute addresses
      • ADDRESSING BIT, BYTE, WORD, AND DOUBLE-WORD
    • TOPIC 3: Indirect addressing
      • POINTERS
      • STL INSTRUCTIONS
    • EXAMPLE 1: Absolute addresses in SCL
      • TASK 1: Addressing individual Bit
      • TASK 2: Addressing individual Byte
      • TASK 3: Addressing individual Word
      • TASK 4: Addressing individual Double-Word
    • EXAMPLE 2: Absolute addresses in STL
      • TASK 1: Addressing individual bit
      • TASK 2: Addressing individual byte
      • TASK 3: Addressing individual word
      • TASK 4: Addressing individual double-word
      • TASK 5: OPN instruction
    • EXAMPLE 3: Going through data with index (SCL)
      • TASK 1: Reading “elementary” data type from and writing it to array with index (in SCL)
      • TASK 2: Reading “UDT” data type from and writing it to array of UDTs with index (in SCL)
    • EXAMPLE 4: Going through data with pointer (STL)
      • TASK 1: Reading “elementary” data type from and writing it to array with absolute addresses (in STL)
      • TASK 2: Reading “elementary” data type from and writing it to array with absolute addresses (in STL)
      • TASK 3: Reading “elementary” data type from and writing it to array with absolute addresses (in STL)
      • EXPLAINING TASK 1, TASK 2 and TASK 3
      • TASK 4: Using “Offset” in pointer
      • TASK 5: Using +AR1 P#2.0 instruction
      • TASK 6: Absolute addresses (in STL) and UDT’s

 

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