What is a Register-Address?

A register address in EasyBuilder Pro refers to a specific memory location used to store and manage data within a system. A register is a specific storage location, typically in memory or a device, used to hold data for processing. They often are categorized as internal or external registers. An address is a unique identifier assigned to a specific register, allowing access to its stored data. The address acts as a reference point to the location of memory within a device.

Registers for WORDs are LW, PLW, RW, RW_A, RWI, PRW, EM 0-15 (Extended Memory).

Registers for Bits are LB, PLB, RW_Bit, RW_A_Bit, LW_Bit, PLW_Bit, RBI, PRW_Bit

Addresses may range from 0-1073741823 depending on the register. The address range for each register is outlined in our EasyBuilder Pro v6.09.02 manual on pages 841, and 842.

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