Title
IODDT variable creation
Product Line
M340 BMXNOE0100 BMXNOE0110
Environment
Unity Pro, Control Expert
Resolution
1. After adding your BMXNOE0100 to the program, double click the IO Derived Variable in the Unity Project Browser.
2. Click into the Name Cell and enter the name for your IODDT variable. for example - NOE_Status
3. Next double Click the Type Column cell
4. Click the button wit the three dots
5. The Data Editor - Variable Type selection window opens
6. Select and expand the Catalog Folder. Then expand the M340 Folder.
7. Select the Communication Folder
8. Select the T_COM_ETH_BMX IODDT and Click OK to confirm selection
9. Click the Address Column cell
10. Enter the Topological Address of the NOE. For example, %CH0.2.0
a.1. The %CH stands for Channel
b. First zero is for Rack Number
c. The Two is for the Slot Number
d. The last zero is for the Channel number
11. The BMXNOE0100 IODDT is complete. Expand to see variable elements
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IODDT variable creation
Product Line
M340 BMXNOE0100 BMXNOE0110
Environment
Unity Pro, Control Expert
Resolution
1. After adding your BMXNOE0100 to the program, double click the IO Derived Variable in the Unity Project Browser.
2. Click into the Name Cell and enter the name for your IODDT variable. for example - NOE_Status
3. Next double Click the Type Column cell
4. Click the button wit the three dots
5. The Data Editor - Variable Type selection window opens
6. Select and expand the Catalog Folder. Then expand the M340 Folder.
7. Select the Communication Folder
8. Select the T_COM_ETH_BMX IODDT and Click OK to confirm selection
9. Click the Address Column cell
10. Enter the Topological Address of the NOE. For example, %CH0.2.0
a.1. The %CH stands for Channel
b. First zero is for Rack Number
c. The Two is for the Slot Number
d. The last zero is for the Channel number
11. The BMXNOE0100 IODDT is complete. Expand to see variable elements
If this FAQ did not solve your issue, you can chat with us at chat with us or e-mail us at customer.services@se.com to create a case with our Technical Support Team.
If you are not located in North America, please contact your local Customer Care Center for assistance:
Support | Schneider Electric Global (se.com)
