Therefore the beginning point of the network must be at the upper left corner of the network. Except the function instruction without the input control, the first instruction of a network must begin with the ORG and only one ORG instruction is permissible per network.
Please refer to section for further explanations. For example, block 1 and block 2 should be connected first, then connect block 3 to it and so on. If the parallel block is in front of the element or serial block, AND instruction can be used to connect all parts together.
For example, block 1 and 2 should be connected first, then connect block 3 to it and so on. The output coil can not connect to the origin line directly.
If you want to connect the output coil to the origin line, connect it serially with a short circuit contact. In order to input the program using the method shown in section 1. The program design should avoid having branched circuit or branched block as much as possible.
Please refer the next section Program Simplification Techniques. Two situations that must use the TR are described at below. Branched circuit: Merge line does not exist at the right side of the branch line or there is a merge line at the right side of the branch line but they are not in the same row. LD TRn instruction is used at the starting point of the circuits after second rows of the branch line for regaining the branch line status before you can connect any element to the circuits.
LD instruction is not allowed in this case. Remark 2: A network can have up to 40 TR points and the TR number can not be used repeatedly in the same network.
It is recommended to use the numbers 1,2,3 with sequence. The TR number must be the same in the same branch line.
Remark 3: If the branch line of a branched circuit or a branched block is the origin line, then ORG or LD instructions can be used directly and TR contact is not necessary. Remark 4: If any one of the branched circuit rows is not connected to the output coil there are serially connected elements in between , and other circuits also exist after the second row, a TR instruction must be used at the branch points. Block 3 is formed when the element X9 is introduced into the network and the two parallel blocks become the branched blocks.
It s especially suited for timer, counter and register setting purposes. Control keys: Control keys are used for mode operations all the blue keys on FP except mode keys. All the black keys in the top two rows and the two keys, at the fourth row of FP refer to the description of special keys below are the instruction keys. Parameter keys: Parameter keys are used for entering the operand s numbers or contents.
All black keys, except instruction keys, are parameter keys. In order to obtain optimum convenience and maximum input capability under a limited number of available keys, four groups of keys are designed as multi-purpose as described below: a. Alternation keys: Alternation keys are those with a horizontal line marked in the middle to separate two distinct functions a total of six keys,. By pressing the key as an example for the first time, the function above the horizontal line RUN will be displayed on the LCD display unit.
By pressing the key again, the function below the horizontal line STOP will be displayed. If the key is pressed for the third time, the LCD screen will display the function above the horizontal line RUN again.
The process will repeat if the key is pressed repeatedly. By pressing at the lower rightmost corner of the keypads , the function last shown on the LCD screen will take effect.
Shift Key: After pressing this orange key at the lower leftmost corner of the keypads , an S letter will first appear on the LCD display unit. If now any key at the upper rightmost corner with a small orange letter printed is pressed, the small orange letter the shift key letter will be entered or the function described by the orange letter such as or will be executed and the letter S on the LCD will disappear.
Compound keys: There are two rows of white letters on each of the four keys,, those are neither shift keys nor alternation keys but keys that can perform the two functions represented by the two rows of white letters. Under special arrangement when one of these keys is pressed, FP will carry out the function described by either the upper or the lower row in accordance with the current operation mode automatically without any further instruction given by the user. Double-definition keys: Two keys, and, represent Timer and Counter, respectively and also the letters T and C.
Similar to the compound keys, the two functions cannot be operated simultaneously. FP will make necessary judgment itself automatically. Remark 1: Pressing two or more keys at the same time is prohibited while operating the FP programming panel. For example, after the key being pressed, it must wait until it is released before the next key can be pressed. Remark 2: keys are used for moving the cursor by one position to the direction of the arrow whenever one of these four keys is pressed.
The cursor will move rapidly if one of these keys is pressed for more than 0. It indicates that the connection has been established and is ready for operation. Following input instructions will occupy the areas M, M, M and so on. When you enter the edit mode for the first time, FP will enter the main program area automatically. X5, Y5,M etc. Please refer to Chapter 3. Please refer to Chapter 5 through Chapter 8 for detail description of functionality of instruction used above. The following demonstration illustrates the programming procedures of the sample program shown above.
The instructions are displayed on the LCD screen. If typing error occurs during the programming process before pressing the key, simply press the key to clear the incorrect instruction. If a typing error is detected after pressing the key, you must find the incorrect instruction first then press the key to delete the incorrect instruction or key in the correct instruction directly and press the key to replace the incorrect one.
Press below: to execute your choice as shown So please first repeat the step 1 as shown above. The purpose of doing so is to emulate the switch by using the wire to touch input. But only one row of data that pointed by cursor can be entered at a time. Using the Row Change, can move the cursor between these two rows. In the following key operations, the first row shown in the LCD screen is for monitoring the digital status and the second row shown in the LCD screen is for monitoring the register data.
Key Sequence one more time. The rest of the input and operations will all be taken place at the second row. The message shown in this row indicates the C0 contact point status the status is at 1 if the counter value is equal to the preset value , and the current value counter value of the C0 register.
When the LCD display shown above appears, can use the conducting wire C to touch the external input point X5 to test this program.
The operating results can be seen from PLC s output points Y5. Furthermore, can use this monitoring display to examine the data that the output points Led indicators unable to show, such as the status of internal contact points, the current value and contents of T and C registers.
You can conduct your own experiments according to this table and observe the operating results. Sends the internal contact M status 1 second to Y2.
X2 is a reset contact. Remark: the current value of the register C0 may increment by more than one because several pulses may have been generated for each touch due to bouncing The status of contact C0 switches to 1 when register C0 value reaches 20 as shown in Display.
If the conducting wire C touches input point X5, then the status of contact returns C0 to 0 as shown in Display. Every time turn-on the PLC, the display format of current value of register C0 is in decimal number.
If you want to display the value in hexadecimal number, press. To return to the decimal number, press. The following key sequence continues the operation shown in Display. Y6 status is forced set to 1 first, and then is forced reset to 0. Very soon the forced status will be replaced by the new status of input or program output following an OUT instruction.
The reason of the forced set status can retain in previous example is because Y6 is not driven by any ladder code in example program, that is, after the status is being written-in, there is no programmed operation to change the Y6 status again. In this way, you will be able to retain the data while performing the data change. To return to the normal operation condition and put the data again under the control of the program, you must use the Enable function.
The key in sequence is shown below. C0 value will increment by 1 every time press twice until this value reaches When C0 reaches 20, Count Up is done and the contact status changes to 1 same as the status shown in Display. Please follow the key sequence shown below to perform the Clear operation using the X5 input point. The value and status of C0 will all clear to 0 if you press Set the Register Data Similar to the digital status, the register data can also be monitored and changed forced set in the Monitor Mode.
But the enable and disable operations cannot perform to register. The input registers r or the registers which are written by the application instructions, can be set to certain value, but in a very short period of time those registers will be replaced by the new input register data or data generated from the operations of function instructions. The input registers data are refreshed each scan, while the data generated from the operations of function instructions changes only when function instruction is executed.
The following key operations uses Network 6 as an example. First touch the input point X5 once with conductive wire C to clear register, then enter the monitor mode and set C0 value to 20 which cause C0 to Count Up and consequently change the C0 contact status to.
The contact status of contact C0 changes to 1 because the current value of C0 now is equal to the preset value i. The function descriptions for each mode are listed at below. System Mode indicates the operable items when the password has not been closed. Function Descriptions 1. N indicates the nth main function. Every main function also has n numbers of sub-functions. The program contents can be stored in the BUFFER area and last for days if execute this function before turning the device off.
In order to edit, read and copy the program, you have to open the password first if it has been set. Otherwise the FP will prohibit the user from executing such operations. Even you have opened the password, the PLC will automatically return to the password close mode if the power is turned off.
Users can freely execute all FP operations without any restrictions if the password has not been set. This means a password is not enough to protect the PLC from unauthorized access of its program. Remarks: If you set the ID without the password, it only prevents the Hard Copy of the ROM PACK, and the program can still be read out freely thus enabling an identical program without a specified ID code to be reproduced, and the reproduced program may operate normally upon downloading it into the PLC.
Program and register data printout is one of the three main functions available for this type of serial communication port. The wiring diagram for the RS connector and the communication parameters setting for the printer interface are shown below. The schematic diagram shown below illustrates the wiring between the FPB and the printer via RS communication port. Please keep in mind that you must adjust the communication parameters of the printer to match the ones in FPB because those parameters in FPB are fixed.
The printer is ready to work after you set the printer parameters. The operations of the printer are demonstrated in the following section. If your printer does not have an RS serial interface, consult the dealer to acquire a serial to parallel RS to Centronic conversion adapter to connect your printer to FPB. The program can be downloaded to the PLC module CPU either in ladder diagram or mnemonic code depends on user requirement. With CX programmer, users can create any ladder diagram circuit or write mnemonic code programs depending on their objectives.
Besides that, user can convert their ladder diagram to mnemonic code or mnemonic code to equivalent ladder diagram. The Omron Cx Programmer environment is shown in Figure 2. A Toolbar is a collection of icons that carry out the standard symbol of ladder diagram when clicked.
It includes normally open contact, output, timer, counter and so on. To program the ladder, components are chosen and type the address in command window controls as shown in Figure 2. The component will display depends to parameter that the user type controls as shown in Figure 2. In this proposed model, source code and compiled class files are used to analyse the contextual key patterns and relational patterns using the key phrase. Visual Paradigm [12] generates the behavioural code from statechart diagrams using templates for different operations and information associated with the transitions in the.
A transition in the EPN model defines the connections between input and output variables in the ladder diagram according to the enabling conditions 1 , 2 and firing execution 3.
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The PLC ladder logic notation assumes that the inputs switches in this example are connected to discrete input channels equivalent to the relay coils AR and BR in Figure 2. WinTranslator can be used to generate class models from object-oriented code, structure charts from procedural code or data models from SQL.
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Let us look at how the command lines would change with the inclusion of a normally closed contact in the rung. This is illustrated in Figure Notice that normally open contact IN1 of Figure has been replaced with normally closed contact. This may take different forms in different controllers depending on the program method used by the manufacturer.
Using the same form as in the previous example, the command lines for this rung would appear as follows:. As stated above, different PLC's may use different commands to perform some functions.
This requires a single keystroke instead of two keystrokes to input the same command. If the normally closed contact had been IN2 instead of IN1, the command lines would have to be modified as follows:. Following the same steps as with Figure , the command lines for this rung are:. Programmable logic controllers.
Methods and Applications Hackworth J. Physical Components vs. Safety Interlocks. Introduction All discussions in previous sections have considered only the ladder diagram in all program example development.
Handling Normally Closed Contacts Notice that the rung of Figure has only normally open contacts and no normally closed contacts. Notice that normally open contact IN1 of Figure has been replaced with normally closed contact IN1.
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