From memory

The block is designed to connect one part of the schematic with another part located in an arbitrary place of the project. To select the source specified using the Into memory block, double-click on the block and select the desired connection point in the list. To specify the name of the connection point, double-click on the block. You can specify multiple connection points in a block. The block is vectorized and performs the procedure of retrieving global (named) variables from the dynamic memory to implement the 2nd stage of "wireless" data transmission. The block has only the output port(s). The block has a special dialog box with the title From memory, containing 2 mini-windows:

• Source (for outputting the names of global variables);
• Receiver (to display a list of names of global variables available in the project at the time of opening the dialog box).

Use the Filter dialog box to sort variables by name type. When the block dialog box is opened for the 1st time, the Source mini-window contains the names of all global variables formed by this time by the In-memory blocks and available at this level, and the Receiver mini-window is empty (see the left screen copy of the dialog box below). The availability of the signal at this nesting level, if necessary, is adjusted in the block Into memory by setting prefixes (with the # sign) for the variable name.

If it is necessary to extract some global variable, for example, Nтепл, from the memory in the form of the output signal of the block, it is necessary to:

• the mouse cursor to select this variable in the Source mini-window;
• perform a single click with the left mouse button on the button with the image of a single arrow pointing to the right: the variable name will move from the left mini-window (Source) to the right-bottom mini-window (Receiver);
• close the dialog box by clicking on the OK button: the Schematic window will be redrawn and this block from memory will have one (scalar) output port.

If it is necessary to extract two or more global variables from dynamic memory, it is necessary to repeat the above-described sequence of actions for other variables. The double right arrow button moves all names from the left mini-window to the right mini-window. The left single arrow button moves the name of one variable from the right mini-window to the left mini-window. The double left arrow button moves all names from the right mini-window to the left mini-window. Two buttons (with bypass arrows and a list) are used to move (manually sort) variable names up/down in the Receiver mini-window.