Yo, Maurice,
Basic idea: set up enough integer or floating point (real) words to hold the data; then program a MOV (move) command to store each SOURCE word into each DESTINATION word. Or if all of the SOURCE words are in a single consecutive row, then you can use a COP (copy) command to move more than one word at a time.
If you need more help than this, post again with some specific example addresses - and tell us WHEN you want to store the data (example: when an operator presses a button, once every hour, etc.)
I'm just guessing but it looks like you want to continuously update the data while the processor is running - but then be able to view the "latest-just-before-shutdown" data when the processor is restarted after a power down situation. If this is the case, check out the S:1/15 "first pass" bit and think about using it to "latch" a "do not disturb" bit (example: B3/45). Then use B3/45 to condition the collection rungs. Done correctly, this approach would save the latest data - and, after a processor shutdown, not overwrite the data until after you manually reset the "do not disturb" bit.
Friendly advice: In the future, spend a little more time writing (and proofreading) your questions. You'll get better answers and save time in the long run. Hope this helps.
