Expose Variables on the Safety Side ( Video ) Communications -> Standard -> Slave I/O -> Exposed Variable 48.) Right click on “Name” field -> create new -> start typing 47.) Multiview Explorer -> Configurations and Setup -> name (pull down list will appear so you can select the full name) 49.) Change the “In / Out” as needed. 50.) Repeat the steps for all of the standard variable names. Assign Variables Location on Standard Side 51.) Multiview Explorer -> Configurations and Setup -> Communications -> Standard -> Standard I/O 52.) Manually assign the device and linked port. (Hint:
If you have multiple screens with a copy of the original and new programs open, look at the I/O map of the original program. NJ controller -> Configurations and Setup -> I/O Map) I/O Map ( Video ) 53.) Multiview explorer -> Configurations and Setup -> I/O Map Note: The NX Stand Alone program will reuse the comments created in the nodes in the I/O map. 54.) Most efficient way to enter the variable names is to use the pull down list, start typing, and select the variable name. It will only list variable already listed in the global variable list. QSG-NX-S-STANDALONE - Version 3.2 Feb. 27, 2015 Page 18 OMRON AUTOMATION & SAFETY • © 2015 Omron Electronics LLC • www.omron247.com