How are variables in Global Configurator Plus identified?

In Global Configurator Plus, variables are identified by unique names. This naming convention allows users to easily recognize and manage different variables throughout the configuration process. By assigning distinct names to variables, users can efficiently reference and control them within their projects without confusion, facilitating clearer organization and implementation of control systems.

Using unique names ensures that each variable can be distinctly identified, which is essential for programming and debugging. This approach enhances both usability and collaboration, as different team members can understand the role of each variable based on its name.

While unique IDs, distinct labels, and item numbers may convey the notion of uniqueness, they do not play the same foundational role in the identification and management of variables within the Global Configurator Plus environment as unique names do.