Method for programming a memory-programmable controller with resistant storage of data in memory
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsStefan Riedmann, Wolfgang Paul, Stephan Schultze
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for programming and/or diagnosis of a memory-programmable controller, having at least one memory-programmable function component. For programming, a predetermined programming system is used. In the context of this programming system variables are predetermined, and information exchange sequences are used for the programming. Results of the programming are output during at least one programming mode via an output device, and input information is at least in part stored permanently in memory.
Claims14
A method for programming or diagnosis of a memory-programmable controller having at least one memory-programmable function component that can be programmed by a predetermined programming system to predetermine system variables, the method comprising:
- programming the at least one memory-programmable function component with information exchange sequences;
- outputting results of the programming during an offline, non-debugging programming mode via an output device;
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- modifying a declaration of instances of the function component or a program organization unit to input information that is at least in part stored permanently in non-volatile memory of the at least one memory-programmable function component.
An apparatus for programming and diagnosis of a memory-programmable controller, comprising:
- at least one memory-programmable function component that can be programmed with a predetermined programming system to predetermine system variables;
- information exchange sequences that are used for the programming of the at least one memory-programmable function component;
- at least one information output unit which outputs at least a portion of the information exchange sequences during an offline, non-debugging programming mode;
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- a modified declaration of instances of the function component or a program organization unit to input information that is stored at least in part permanently in non-volatile memory of the at least one memory-programmable function component.
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