Hello all,
Some of you may be familiar with the RAM searching program for Windows computers, Cheat Engine. You can search RAM directly for values: searching "26" will return all memory instances of the value 26 at that instant. One can further refine this search by causing the value to change, then doing a second search (on the results of the first) for the new value, ad infinium, until you find the singular memory entry you're looking for.
I was curious if something to this effect is possible on (specifically AB Studio 5000) PLCs? If I know a value, for example the amount of product in a bin, is there a way to search "55" (that amount) and return a list of all integers, reals, etc. that contain the value of "55"? I think this could be a huge time-saver for maintenance personnel.
Thanks for your knowledge!
Some of you may be familiar with the RAM searching program for Windows computers, Cheat Engine. You can search RAM directly for values: searching "26" will return all memory instances of the value 26 at that instant. One can further refine this search by causing the value to change, then doing a second search (on the results of the first) for the new value, ad infinium, until you find the singular memory entry you're looking for.
I was curious if something to this effect is possible on (specifically AB Studio 5000) PLCs? If I know a value, for example the amount of product in a bin, is there a way to search "55" (that amount) and return a list of all integers, reals, etc. that contain the value of "55"? I think this could be a huge time-saver for maintenance personnel.
Thanks for your knowledge!
