In Honeywell EPKS, how are the Module Names for AI and AO channels named?
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In Honeywell EPKS, how are the Module Names for AI and AO channels named? For example: In \"choose MODULE NAME:AI_3_4_4\", where do the 3, 4, and 4 come from?
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There are two scenarios for naming: for signal channels, it is likely that the programmers define these names themselves; for example, AI_3_4_4. In such cases, the channel number of the template to which the channel belongs, the rack slot number of that template, and the network number of the rack are all included in the name, thereby making it easier to locate the signal. For ordinary function blocks or signal channels, within a control module, blocks with the same name follow a default naming convention: for example, the first AND block assigned is named ANDA, the second one is named ANDA_1, the third one is named ANDA_2, and so on. At this point, if AND_1 is copied, and since there is already a block named ANDA_2, the newly created block will be named ANDA_1_1, and so on. However, for channel blocks, this situation should be quite rare.