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Yup!  That is how you do it. Another way to get values to show up is to just type the variable name somewhere in the code.   For example Input_1;   It will generate a warning  *This code doesn't do anything, is this intended?   or soemthing. but who cares about warnings, only errors will stop me!

Following up on derickloo's question about input mapping... I am used to being able to declare an input at a given memory address, then using a memcpy function to map a larger input area to get all of the inputs mapped at once.  For example: An input IO Block which has 392 bytes of process data: VAR_GLOBAL InputDataStart AT %I*: WORD; InputData:ARRAY[0..392] OF BYTE; END_VAR //Copy the block of memory with length 392 bytes starting with the InputDataStart to the InputData Array MEMCPY(destAddr:=ADR(GVL.InputData) , srcAddr:=ADR(GVL.InputDataStart) , n:=392 ); Or is the only way to individually painstakingly map each and every byte?