DB block access in slave 315-2DP

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DB block access in slave 315-2DP

Posted by Mark on 13 July, 2008 - 12:14 pm

I have a WAGO IPC with Profibus DP onboard. I want to access (read and write) some data in DB block in CPU 315-2DP. Could anyone give me any idea how to do this ?

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