Finding a DB bit in S7

[Matchu04]

It may be easier for me to email you direct if you dont mind as the project is quite large...

 

[Matchu04]

Even deleting all the DB's UDTs and some other FC's which I dont think you will need the project is 1.9 mb...

 

[Matchu04]

I have added a link to the whole project for those who wish to see / help


https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzIcBm1rt1JmdkJzNkZ4WmZuQ3M/edit?usp=sharing

Hopefully this link will work. Basically I am trying to find what controls the water cooling fans

 

[Matchu04]

Morning guys I finally found the part of the code that sets the bit I was looking for. It was in the FC that assigns the DB bit to the physical address via a pointer. Within this block it uses the same UDT used within the DB to process and assign the actual bit hence why I could find it...

Is that the right way of saying it...??

      A(    
      A(    
      X     #Out.Se
      X     #Out.Invert
      )     
      A(    
      ON    #Out.Force.Enable
      ON    DB1109.DBX  104.4
      )     
      A(    
      ON    #Out.Force.Product
      ON    DB1109.DBX  104.4
      )     
      O     
      A(    
      A     #Out.Force.ProdValue
      A     #Out.Force.Product
      AN    M     23.7
      O     
      A     #Out.Force.Value
      A     #Out.Force.Enable
      )     
      A     DB1109.DBX  104.4
      )     
      A     #Out.Enable
      A     #NoEmStopActive
      =     #Out.Sphys
      A     #Out.Sphys
      =     #Signal

 

[L D[AR2P#0.0]]

Yes.

How exactly do you gain access to the project via your link as it is a login page.

 

[Matchu04]

How exactly do you gain access to the project via your link as it is a login page.

Please try the link below, I forgot to give the correct access to file. You should be able access the file directly with no login, and then download the whole archive project..(Top left - file -> download) Let me know if it doesnt work

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzIcBm1rt1JmWlp1THlwY04tTVU/edit?usp=sharing

I appreciate you guys looking at this...