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S7 L. IntroductionThe Pointer and Any Data TypesData Block InstructionsMemory Indirect AddressingThe Address RegistersAreaInternal Register Indirect AddressingAreaCrossing Register Indirect AddressingExercise #1Exercise #2The most common form of addressing used in the Siemens S7 PLCs is direct and symbolic When a direct addressed is referenced by an instruction there is no question as to the location in memory The following are examples of direct addressing By using the methods of indirect addressing the address used by an instruction can be varied to point to any number of locations In this case a memory location stores a “pointer” to another memory location While this may increase the difficulty of troubleshooting its advantage is to greatly reduce the number of networks and instructions needed to control a process It is also a method that must be understood to use some of the library and system function calls provided by Siemens A POINTER data type is used to format a number to be accepted as an address rather then a value A pointer is always preceded by a P# symbol The pointer address may be in three different formats The ANY data type is used to pass a parameter of an unknown or undefined data type Some functions in the library use the ANY data type to work on whole sections of memory To do this the last pointer method is used to describe an area For example the address P#DB25DBX 00 Byte 14 points to the first byte of DB25 with a length of 14 bytes NOTE A DINT can be converted to a POINTER by simply shifting the double word left by 3 bits When working with indirect addressing it is sometimes needed to first of all open a DB and then begin working on the address without directly referring to any one DB This is done using the OPNinstruction The OPN instruction can open either a shared data block (DB) or an instance data block (DI) When monitoring in STL the shared DB number is displayed in the DB1 column and the instance DB number is displayed in the DB2 column Furthermore there are instructions to confirm that the correct DB number is opened and that it is large enough for the next operation The first method of indirect addressing is called memory indirect addressing because it allows for a memory location (M DB or L) to determine or point to another The memory area identifiers T C DB DI FB and FC use a word (16bit) pointer location in integer format Two examples are as follows The memory area identifiers I Q M L DB use a double word (32bit) location using the POINTER data type When monitoring memory indirect addressing the INDIRECT column displays the current address the instruction is using Note that math can be done on the POINTER data type using the double math instructions (eg P#20 + P#50 = P#70) Since the bit position only goes to eight the result of P#87 + P#11 = P#100 and not P#98 These methods can be used to offset the address or increase/decrease the pointer in a loop Besides the regular accumulators there are two 32bit address registers (AR1 AR2) for storing pointers used in register indirect addressing methods A series of different load and transfer type instructions can be used to work with AR1 A similar set is available for AR2 Addition can be directly accomplished on AR1 and AR2 with the following The areainternal register indirect addressing method uses one of the address registers plus a pointer to determine the address the instruction is to reference The format is address identifier [address register pointer] The address identifier can be I Q M L DI or DB in bit byte word or double word form The address register must be previously loaded with a double word pointer without reference to the address identifier The exact address is determined by adding the address register with the pointer The example below shows the areainternal method using bit locations Areacrossing register indirect addressing is similar to the areainternal method except the pointer loaded into the address register references a memory area (eg P#M100 or P#DBX00) This means the address identifier used before the opening bracket is not needed if referencing a bit otherwise it will be a B for byte W for word or D for double The example below shows the areacrossing method using bit locations This next example shows areacrossing methods using a word and double word format Comment the lines of STL below to describe what this network doesEnter the code monitor it and verify your answers Create a DB with an array of 10 real numbers Populate the array with random valuesCreate a function that will return the max number in the array and its position Use the indirect addressing method of your choice Inputs I40 IB4 IW4 ID4Outputs Q1240 QB124 QW124 QD124Markers M110 MB10 MW10 MD10Timers T34.

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