You can directly specify a bit within an integer variable in expressions and diagrams, using the following notation:

    Variable.BitNo

Where:

Variable: is the name of an integer variable.
BitNo: is the number of the bit in the integer.

The variable can have one of the following data types:

SINT, USINT, BYTE (8 bits from .0 to .7)
INT, UINT, WORD (16 bits from .0 to .15)
DINT, UDINT, DWORD (32 bits from .0 to 31)
LINT (from 0 to 63)

0 always represents the less significant bit.

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