Hello.
In this tutorial, we will learn what is a memory map of Delta places while you are working with the
Delta Kelty's.
You need to know the memory maps, OK?
If I search memory, then you will see from here.
Programming under the programming concepts.
The memory maps.
I will go to this memory.
And for is to each to memory map.
You will see at this point in oxidative relays.
And starting from zero till 511 done, it is equal to 512 points.
And it starts again.
So seven hundred sixty six to eight to nine hundred ninety nine.
And like that.
And you will see the timer usages, for example.
If you want to work with the 100 millisecond timer, OK, you will see these are my timers and the accumulative
timer is timer 215, 255 and 10 millisecond and one millisecond for the counters, 16 B, 32 bit and
also high speed counter.
And any take anything for you for your needs to programme.
Uh PLCC.
Everything is here for the.
For example, yes, to an exit to memory.
Right.
And then they start to access to memory.
And these are all here.
OK.
And each place he has different memory, almost same.
But you need to focus to these memory map and you need to understand which in bits or amoxil overlay
or which time or which country is empty and that I can use.
And also, it's continue.
You can see from here a minimum of 12 AC Mamoru.
OK.
And let's go down a little bit more.
And at this point, also, you've also states an allocation of ledged memory.
And I'm not going to talk about it because it doesn't matter.
And here we will continue with the number systems.
But now I've finished here and I will keep this page open and we will do one more example about, for
example, let's select as easily Plessey.
Let's say to a memory, OK, then.
I'm finished for this tutorial SIU Internet tutorial.