Cross-reference browser

The cross-reference browser is a search tool for finding the logic references to variables within the
Micro800
project.
Open the cross-reference browser from:
  • The language editor of a ladder diagram, function block diagram, or structured text program.
  • The global or local variable grid.
The cross-reference browser displays references to the variable based on where the variable is used, including:
  • Ladder diagram programs
  • Structured text programs
  • Function block diagrams
  • User-defined functions
  • User-defined function blocks
  • Controller configurations
The cross-reference browser shows the following information about the variable:
  • Name
    : The variable name that is referenced in the controller project.
  • Instruction
    : The name of the instruction in which the variable is used.
  • Location
    : The location where the variable is used and a link to the location.
  • Access
    : The communication access to the variable as
    No Access
    ,
    Read/Write
    , or
    Read
    .
Cross-reference browser
Cross-reference browser
Cross-reference browser
Item
Description
 Call out 1
Displays the location of the variable in the controller project:
  • For global variables, it is
    <project-name>.<variable-name>
    .
  • For local variables, it is
    <project-name>.<program-name>.<variable-name>
    .
It is read-only.
 Call out 2
Refreshes the cross-reference list.
Refresh is used after:
  • Changing the position of a variable in the language editor.
  • Renaming a variable, program, instruction, or defined word.
 Call out 3
Displays the total number of references to the selected variable.
 Call out 4
Opens the unused variable selector to view the user-defined variables that are not assigned to a controller program.
 Call out 5
Expands or hides the reference information for the category.
Call out 6
Displays the location of the reference in
Project Organizer
.
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