What are module-defined tags named according to?

Module-defined tags are named according to their location, slot, and data type. This naming convention is used to ensure clarity and organization within the programmable controller system. The location specifies where the module is situated within the system, while the slot indicates its physical placement within the rack or chassis. Moreover, the data type specifies the kind of data that the module is designed to handle, whether it’s digital, analog, or otherwise.

Together, these elements create a structured naming convention that helps users identify and manage their module-defined tags effectively. This organization is crucial for programming tasks, troubleshooting, and maintenance, allowing users to quickly locate and reference specific modules based on their function and layout in the system. The precision in naming reinforces the system's overall functionality and supports easier communication among users and developers interacting with the programmable controller system.