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Automação Industrial
Automation for a Changing World
Rodolpho Ramos
Metodologia do Treinamento
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Cronograma
1 - Introdução das linhas de CLP – DVP | |
2 - Introdução aos softwares de comunicação | |
3 - Introdução aos softwares de programação | |
4 - Explicação do funcionamento do software | |
| Comunicação Serial, Ethernet, DirectLink e Simulador. |
5 - Explicação do funcionamento do software ISPSoft | |
| Como selecionar a comunicação |
| Apresentação do mapa de memória utilizado nos CLP’s |
6 - Como criar um programa em Lader | |
7 - Utilização das funções básicas (Soma, Subtração, Multiplicação, Divisão, Move valores, contadores, | |
8 - Temporizadores, Set, Reset, contatos abertos, fechados, por borda e função de zeramento de variáveis) | |
| Como criar variáveis Globais e Locais |
| Como configurar a leitura de módulos analógicos (0~10V, 4~20mA, Termo Par e PT100) |
| Descarregar o programa no CLP e no simulador |
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Características comuns a toda a linha de CLP´s
Software Gratuito: www.deltaww.com
Programação de acordo com a norma IEC 61131-3
Todas CPU´s com pelo menos 2 portas de comunicação
Protocolo Modbus incorporado para todos os CLP´s.
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Softwares de programação e configuração
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CLP da família DVP para pequenas aplicações
Modelos Slim
Modelos Standard
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CLP da família DVP para Controle de Movimento
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Sub divisão dentro da Família DVP
Movimento
Conectividade
Básico
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Produtos vendidos hoje no Brasil
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Características do DVP-SS2
Pontos da CPU: 14 pontos (8 ED/ 6 SD)
Memória de programação = 8K Steps (linhas de programação)
Expansão
Temporizadores
Contadores
2 portas de comunicação integradas (RS-232 & RS-485)
Não possui relógio
Não possui expansão do lado esquerdo
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Características DVP-SA2
Pontos da CPU: 12 pontos (8 ED / 4 SD)
Memória de programação = 16K Steps
Expansão
Temporizadores
Contadores
Registros de dados
Saída de pulsos de alta velocidade: Suporta 2 pontos (Y10, Y11) independentes de alta velocidade até 100KHZ.
RTC (Real Time Clock - Relógio) com Bateria
3 portas de comunicação integradas (RS-232 & RS-485)
DVP-PLC
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Características DVP-SX2
DVP-PLC
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Características DVP-SE
Pontos da CPU: 12 pontos (8 ED / 4 SD)
Memória de programação = 16K Steps
Expansão
Temporizadores
Contadores
Registros de dados
RTC (Real Time Clock - Relógio)
Porta Ethernet suporta MODBUS TCP e Ethernet/IP
Porta de comunicação serial RS485 e USB incorporadas
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Características DVP SV2
Pontos da CPU: 28
Máximo número de I/O: 512
Capacidade de programa: 32K Steps
Velocidade de execução das instruções: 0.24μS (instruções básicas)
Portas de comunicação: RS-232 e RS-485 incorporadas
Registros de dados: 10.000 words
Registro de arquivos: 10.000 words
High-speed pulse output: Supports 4-point
4 Grupos de contadores de alta-velocidade de hardware incorporados.
Aceita expansões para comunicação em rede: Devicenet, Ethernet, CanOpen e Profibus (Escravo)
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Módulos de Extensão
Desenho modular para fácil expansão
DVP-PLC
Módulos de extensão
por barramento (SL)
Módulos de extensão
por comunicação (S)
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Módulos de espações por barramento (SL)
Comunicação
Analógicas de alta resolução 16Bits
Célula de carga
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Módulos de espações por comunicação (S)
Entradas, Saídas Digitais ou Misto
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Módulos de espações por comunicação (S)
Entradas, Saídas Analógicas ou Misto
Entradas de sensores e controladores de temperatura
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Acessórios para módulo DVP32SN11TN
Modulo de 32 saídas digitais de alta densidade
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Acessórios para módulo DVP32SM11N
Modulo de 32 entradas digitais de alta densidade
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Cabos de comunicação e programação
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Cabo de Comunicação CanOpen
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Concorrentes
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Perguntas.
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PLC Delta de Alta Performance para Aplicações Máquinas.�AS300
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CPU Avançada - Solução Completa
Ethernet
10/100 Mbps
MODBUS TCP & EtherNet/TCP IP
Fácil configuração
RS-485 x2
(Isolada)
I/O incorporado
Trem de Pulso
Entrada rápida
Interrupção por hardware
I/O
Slot Opcional Cartão de Expansão x2
Serial (RS-485)
Analógicas
CANopen
Cartão Micro SD
Backup / Restauração / Proteção
Receita / Código de Erro
Mini-USB
Programação
Especificações
I/O
Capacidade Programação
128k steps
Velocidade Execução
LD: 25 ns
Máximo I/O：1,024
Max. Expansões：32 módulos
USB / RS-485 x 2 /
EtherNet/IP
Cartão
Micro SD
Slot cartão
de expansão x2
Remota via CanOpen
16DI / 16DO
12DI *2 / 12DO *1
200 kHz - trem de pulso – 6 eixos *1
200 kHz -
Entrada rápida – 6 entradas *2
CANopen DS301
Controle de Posição
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Alta Perfomance
AS300
CPU desenvolvida pela
Delta – SoC 32-Bit
AS300
LD
25 ns
AS300
MOV
0.15 µs
LD
40%
MOV
60%
40K steps
1ms
Maior velocidade de Execução
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Barramento AS300
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Mais rápido & robusto
CPU
#1
#2
#3
#4
#5
#6
#7
#N
0.1 ms
0.1 ms
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Max. 6 ASDA-B2
Max. 8 ASDA-A2-M
DS301
CANopen
Controle de Movimento AS300
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Fácil Instalação
Instalação vertical
Remova
Empurre
2
1
1
Instale
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Instalação para fixação em trilho DIN sem rack
Desenho permite vibração de até 3G
Puxe
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Nº máximo de Conexões (CIP): 32
Transmissão máx. de dados: �500 bytes/conexão
Tempo Update: 1 Scan da CPU
Dispositivo Ethernet/IP
ASDA-A2-E
C2000
MH300
AS300
DVW
DVW
Wireless
DVS
Rede Industrial – EtherNet/IP
Escravo Inteligente
AS00SCM-A�AS-FCOPM
Módulos SCM – Remota CanOpen
I/O Remoto
Max. 15 Escravos
ou 32 módulos
(64 AIO ou 1,024 DIO)
Vel. Máxima: 1Mbps
CANopen
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ISPSoft – Configuração de H/W
Fácil de Configurar
Função ‘Auto-Scan’
Drag & drop
Interface Gráfica
Endereços de I/O atribuídos automaticamente, mas ainda configuráveis pelo usuário
Tabela de I/O
Expansões configuradas no wizard HWCONFIG, dispensando as instruções ‘FROM/TO’
Wizard para os módulos sem consultar os manuais
Config. Parâmetros
Compatível com a ferramenta de configuração SCMSoft
Configuração de Comunicação
Módulo SCM
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Gerenciamento de Projetos AS
Backup & Restauração–
Utilização do Cartão SD
Instrução Passo-a-Passo
Fácil Backup de Projeto
2 Modos de Backup
Backup para PC
Backup para cartão SD
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Especificação de Produtos
Fonte de Alimentação
AS-PS02
AS-PS02A
CPU
AS332T-A
AS332P-A
AS324MT-A
Cartão de Expansão
AS-F232
AS-F422
AS-F485
AS-F2AD
AS-F2DA
AS-FCOPM
AS programming via
ISPSoft 3.0
Acessórios de I/O
UC-ET010-24D
UB-10-ID16A
Módulos de I/O
I/O Digital
I/O Analógico
Módulos de Comunicação
Ethernet
HMI, TP, AMD, ASDA
Serie TP
Serie DOP
USB
RS485
DVS
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Módulos de espações digitais
Entradas Digitais
Entradas e Saídas Digitais
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Módulos de espações digitais
Saídas Digitais
Saídas Digitais
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Módulos de espações analógicos
Entradas Analógicas 16Bits
Saídas Analógicas 12Bits
Módulos mistos
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Módulos de espações temperatura e outros
Entrada de temperatura para Termo Resistência
Entrada de temperatura para Termopar
Pt100 / Ni100 / Pt1000 / Ni1000 / JPt100 / LG-Ni1000 / Cu50 / Cu100, Resistor 0~300Ω, 0~3,000 Ω
J, K, R, S, T, E, N, B; ±100 mV
Remotas de I/O
Célula de carga
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Acessórios para o CLP
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Acessórios para o CLP
UB-10-IO32D
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Acessórios para Módulo AS32AM10N-A
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Acessórios para Módulo AS64AM10N-A
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Acessórios para Módulo AS32AN02T-A
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Acessórios para cartões de funções
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Concorrentes
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CLP de médio porte�AH500
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Performance
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Expansão Racks Locais
Principal
Max. 8 racks
Max. 100m entre 2 racks
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E7
RTU #1
E7
RTU #2
E7
Até 8 Mestres Remotos por CPU
Até 63 Módulos Remotos para cada mestre
Até 63 Painéis
Expansão Racks Remotos
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Expansões
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ISPSoft
LD
FBD
SFC
IL
ST
Programação
5 Linguagens
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Informações Técnicas da Família AH500
| AH500 | AH510 | AH520 | AH530 | |
Linguagem de programação | Ladder Logic (LD)�Sequencial Funcion Chart (SFC)�Function Block Diagram (FBD)�Instruction List (IL)�Stryctyre Text (ST) | ||||
Protocolos incorporados | MODBUS (RS232,RS422 ou RS485)�MODBUS TCP/IP (para modelo com ethernet) | ||||
Portas de programação | Mini USB | ||||
Portas de comunicação | 2xRS232, RS422 ou RS485 (CLP final RS2)�Ethernet e 1xRS232, RS422 ou RS485 (CLP final EN) | ||||
Capacidade de programação | 32KSteps (128KB) | 64KSteps (256KB) | 128KSteps (512KB) | 256KSteps (1MB) | |
Memórias (Words) | 65k | ||||
Entradas e saídas incorporada | DI | - | - | - | - |
DO | - | - | - | - | |
AI | - | - | - | - | |
AO | - | - | - | - | |
I/O Máximo | 384/384 | 640/640 | 1080/1080 | 2176/2176 | |
Expansões máximas | 12 no Raque do CLP | 12 no Raque do CLP�1x8 no Raque adicional | 12 no Raque do CLP�3x8 no Raque adicional | 12 no Raque do CLP�7x8 no Raque adicional | |
Expansões por barramento | Sim | Sim | Sim | Sim | |
Comunicação por modulo adicional | CANOpen, DeviceNet, PROFBUS-DP ou MODBUS TCP/IP. | ||||
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Módulos de 32 entradas digitais e acessórios
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Módulo de 64 entradas digitais e acessórios
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Módulos de 32 saídas digitais a transistor e acessórios
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Módulos de 32 saídas digitais a transistor ou Rele e acessórios
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Módulos de 32 saídas digitais a transistor ou Rele e acessórios
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Módulos de 64 saídas digitais a transistor ou Rele e acessórios
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Módulos de 64 saídas digitais a transistor ou Rele e acessórios
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Módulos de Temperatura
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Módulo de rede PROFBUS-DP e acessórios
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Módulo de rede DeviceNet, CANOpen e acessórios
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Módulos de rede Ethernet e Serial
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Módulo de controle de movimento e acessórios
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Módulos de controle de movimento e acessórios
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Concorrentes
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Perguntas.
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Softwares de programação e configuração
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Programando
CLP DVP
Configurando o COMMGR
Após instalar os softwares necessários, deve-se configurar o COMMGR:
Menu iniciar: Atalho na barra de ferramentas
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Configurando o COMMGR
Adicionando uma nova conexão:
Em Add:
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Configurando uma conexão
O COMMGR disponibiliza várias formas de conexão entre o software ISPSoft e o CLP, pode se conectar das seguintes formas:
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Configurando uma conexão Serial
Exemplo de como configurar uma conexão usando o cabo de programação padrão DVPACAB2A30:
Nome da conexão
Tipo de conexão – usado serial RS232
Porta serial configurada no micro
Encontra CLP
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Configurando uma conexão Serial
Ao clicar em Auto-Detect irá aparecer uma janela para selecionar o numero da estação do CLP, caso não saiba deve deixar em “0” que o software irá procurar em todas as estações:
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Configurando uma conexão Serial
Ao encontrar o CLP aparecerá a mensagem de “detectado com sucesso” clicar em OK.
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Comunicação detectada:
Modbus ASCII, 9600, 7, Even, 1
Nota: Caso não detecte a comunicação verifique os cabos e o método de conexão usada
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Configurando uma conexão Serial
Após terminar irá aparecer a configuração criada:
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Iniciando o ISPSoft
Após configurar o COMMGR deve-se abrir o software de programação do CLP – ISPsoft:
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Criando um projeto
Para criar um projeto clicar em File->New:
Irá aparecer a seguinte janela:
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Nome do arquivo
Diretório
Modelo do CLP
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Configuração a comunicação no ISPSoft
Após criar um projeto é necessário informar o método de conexão (as conexões definidas no COMMGR)
Para configurar qual o tipo de conexão ir em Tools->Communication Settings...
Irá aparecer uma janela onde deve ser selecionado o tipo de conexão criada no COMMGR:
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Nota: Para cada tipo de conexão escolhido haverá campos a mais como o IP Addres a ser configurado
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Testando a conexão
Para certificar que a conexão com o CLP está correta, pode-se usar a funcionalidade “System information”, localizada na aba de PLC:
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Nota: As informações apresentadas são específicas para cada modelo de CLP, esta funcionalidade é útil para mostrar detalhes do CLP
Caso apareça o erro “Communication time-out error”, deve-se verificar o método de conexão e cabo utilizado
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Criando uma lógica
Para criar um programa deve ir em Program->POU->New
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Criando uma lógica ladder
Abrirá o programa criado, nele é possível inserir as lógicas e os blocos de funções para o desenvolvimento do programa do CLP:
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Fazendo Download para o CLP
Após criada a lógica, deve-se compilar o programa e se não houver nenhum erro.
Para descarregar o programa para o CLP deve ir em PLC-> Transfer->Download
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Monitorando a lógica
Após descarregar o download para o CLP pode-se monitorar a lógica criada, ir em PLC->OnlineMode
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Monitorando a lógica
Caso o CLP esteja em STOP, é possível deixá-lo em modo RUN pelo software através de PLC->RUN
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Utilizando o Simulador do CLP
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Criando uma conexão para usar o simulador do CLP
Adicionar uma nova conexão e configurar da seguinte forma:
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Criando uma conexão para usar o simulador do CLP
Após configurada a conexão, o simulador estará parado, para poder usá-lo deve clicar em “START”
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Esquema Elétrico
Linha DVP
Esquema de ligação – Entrada Digital
The input signal is the 24 VDC power input. Sinking and sourcing are current driving capabilities of a circuit. They are defined as follows.
Sinking=The current flows into
the common terminal S/S.
Souring=The current flows from
the common terminal S/S.
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Esquema de ligação – Saída Digital a relé
1. Relay Outputs
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Esquema de ligação – Saída Digital a transistor
2. Transistor Outputs (Sink)NPN, (Source)PNP
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Electrical and Environmental Specifications
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ISPSoft Introduction
Name
Date
Outline
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Purpose
In this chapter, you will learn…..
… more about how to use ISPSoft to design programs
… more about how to use symbols and variables in � programs
… more about data protection and data backup
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COMMGR Setup
Open the Device Manager window after the Hardware installation is finished. If the name of the USB device connected is under Ports (COM&LPT), the installation of the driver is successful. The operating system assigns a communication port number to the USB device.
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COMMGR Setup
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COMMGR Setup
Windows 8/10 driver signature enforcement provides a way to improve the security of the operating system by validating the integrity of a driver or system file each time it is loaded into memory. Here is to help users to disable driver signature enforcement functionality in Windows 8 to ensure a success Delta PLC USB installation. This act is only valid for a single time. The setting will return to its original state after restarting.
The example below is for the operation under Windows 8
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COMMGR Setup
Operation under Windows 8
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COMMGR Setup
After the computer is restarted, select “Troubleshoot” under “Choose an option”. And then select “Advanced options”.
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COMMGR Setup
From the Advanced options page, select “Startup Settings” to see the Startup Settings. From this page select “Restart” to restart the computer.
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COMMGR Setup
Press “7” or “F7” to choose “Disable driver signature enforcement” and the system will direct you to the Windows 8 operating page. Users can then install the Delta PLC USB driver now.
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COMMGR USB Setup
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ISPSoft Setup
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COMMGR EtherNet Setup
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Create a New Project
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Programming
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Program Organization Units (POU)�
Program organization units are basic elements of a program in a PLC. They are different from a traditional program in a PLC. The characteristic of the program architecture introduced by IEC 61131-3 is that a program is divided into several units. These units are called program organization units.
There are two types of POUs in ISPSoft. They are programs (PROGs) and function blocks (FBs).
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POUs in ISPSoft
After a POU in the project management area is double-clicked, a POU editing window will appear. The POU editing window is composed of two parts. A table of local symbols is at the upper part of the window, and the body of a program is at the lower part of the window. Besides, the editing environment at the lower part of the window varies with the programming language used.
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Programming Language�
Ladder Diagram (LD)
Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
Structured Text (ST)
Continuous Function Chart (CFC)
LD
SFC
CFC
ST
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Function Block (FB)�
The appearance and usage of a function block is similar to that of an applied instruction in that there are input pins and output pins. There is also a difference; the applied instruction in that users have to declare a symbol whose data type is a function block in the superior POU (caller) which calls the function block. And a function block can call another function block. �An application example of a function block is shown in the figure below. There is a symbol whose data type is a function block in the local symbol table in the superior POU (caller). The name in the Type… cell is the same as the name of the function block.
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Demonstration
Input: Fahrenheit
Output: Centigrade
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Creating Symbols in a FB
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Using FB
The value of the temperature in Fahrenheit is 41 stored in D0; using the FB to convert the Fahrenheit value to Celsius value and store the value 50C in D100.
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Variables
A symbol has to be declared before it is used. There are two types of symbols.
They are global symbols and local symbols. The global symbols can be used in all the POUs in a project, and the local symbols can only be used in the POU in which the local symbols are declared.
For AS300 series PLC symbols can be classified into five classes.
VAR－General symbol
VAR_RETAIN－Latched symbol
VAR_INPUT－Symbol used as an input pin of a function block
VAR_OUTPUT－Symbol used as an output pin of a function block
VAR_IN_OUT－Symbol used as a feedback pin of a function block
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Symbols
Global Symbol
Local Symbol
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How to Use a Symbol
（1）After users double-click or right-click the blank in a symbol table, they can click Add a Symbol on the context menu.
（2）After Add a Symbol is clicked, the Add Symbol window will appear. Type an identifier in the Identifier box.
OR
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How to Use a Symbol
（3）Select a class in the Class drop-down list box. The items in the Class drop-down list box vary with the symbol table created (the global/local symbol table).
（4）Click the button at the right side of the Type… box, set the data type of the symbol in the Type Selection window, and click OK.
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How to Use a Symbol
（5）If the Address box is blank, the system will automatically assign a device address to the symbol. If users want to specify a device address, they can type the device address in the Address box, or specify the device address in the Refer Device window after they click the button at the right side of the Address box.
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（6）If users want to set the initial value of the symbol, they can type the initial value in the Initial box.
（7）If After users click the Comment box, they can type a comment about the symbol in the drop-down box that appears.。
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（8）There are three checkboxes in the Add Symbol window. Please refer to the descriptions below for more information. After users make sure of the setting, they can click OK to add the symbol.
symbol in the symbol table. If this option is unchecked, it will be added to the last of the symbol table.
the global symbol table. However, the Define Global checkbox is not in the Add Symbol window for
a global symbol.
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Export a Symbol Table
The symbols created in a project can be exported as a CSV file. The data which is exported can be edited and managed through Microsoft Excel.
If users want to export a symbol table, they can right-click the symbol table, and click Export Global Symbol or Export Local Symbol on the context menu.
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Export a Symbol Table
The users can also export the global symbol table in a project through the toolbar or the project management area. However, if there is a group of projects in ISPSoft, the users can only export the global symbol table in the project which is being edited presently.
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If users want to create symbols, they can add the symbols to a symbol table. If the users want to create a large number of symbols easily, they can export a symbol table as a CSV file, edit the CSV file through Microsoft Excel, and import the new CSV file into ISPSoft.
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Import a Symbol Table
If users want to import a symbol table, they can right-click a symbol table, and click Import Global Symbol or Import Local Symbol on the context menu.
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Import a Symbol Table
Select a file which will be imported in the Import Symbol List window, select an option button in the Clear Table before Importing section, and click OK.
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Arranging the Symbols
In the local symbol table in a function block, the order in which the symbols of the VAR_INPUT class, the symbols of the VAR_IN_OUT class, and the symbols of the VAR_OUTPUT class are arranged affects the order in which the operands in the function block are arranged. If users want to arrange the symbols in the local symbol table in a function block, they can right-click a symbol which will be
moved upward or moved downward, and press Alt＋or Alt＋on the keyboard.
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Besides, if users click the heading Identifier or Address in the global symbol table in a project or
the local symbol table in a POU of the program type, the data in the table will be sorted according to
the contents of the Identifier column or the Address column, and a mark indicating the sort
direction will appear in at the right side of the heading Identifier or Address. Owing to the fact that
the order in which the symbols in the local symbol table in a function block are arranged affects the
order in which the operands in the function block are arranged, the data in the local symbol table in a
function block cannot be sorted in this way.
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Filtering the Symbols
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Editing Register Memory
After users create a project, they can click Edit Register Memory on the PLC menu to open the Edit Register Memory window.
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Editing Register Memory
The values in the tables in the Edit Register Memory window are not the values uploaded form the PLC. They are the values saved last time. If the Edit Register Memory window in the project is opened for the first time, the default values in the tables are 0. The tabs at the top of the Edit Register Memory window indicate device types.
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If the users want to edit the value in the cell for a device, they can click the cell for the device, and type a value.
The users can select a data format in the Data Format section.
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Editing Register Memory
If the users click Clear All, the values on the present page will be cleared to 0, and the values on the other pages will remain unchanged.
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Editing Register Memory
After the users click Transfer, the Transfer Setup window will appear. The users can download the values in the tables to the PLC, or upload the values in the T/C/D devices from the PLC through the window. Before Transfer is clicked, the users have to make sure that ISPSoft is connected to the
PLC normally.
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Editing Register Memory
The values in the Edit Register Memory window can be saved with the project. If the present window is the Edit Register Memory window, the values in the Edit Register Memory window will be saved as a .dvl file whose primary filename is the project name in the folder in which the project (*.isp) is saved after the users click Save on the File menu or the toolbar.
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If the users want to export the values on the present page, they can right-click the present page, select the range you’d like to export and then click Export on the context menu. Select a folder in the Save in drop-down list box in the Save As window, type a filename in the File name box, and click Save. The contents exported are the contents of the page selected.
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If the users want to import a CSV file into a page, they can right-click the page, click Import on the context menu, select the CSV file in the Open window, and click Open. The file imported must be matched with the device type clicked.
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Editing Register Memory
After the users click Hint in the Edit Register Memory window, the ISPSoft window will appear. After a hint is typed in the ISPSoft window, the hint will appear at the bottom of the Edit Register Memory window. The hint is saved with the values in the Edit Register Memory window. After the users open a dvl file, they can identify the tables in the file through the hint in the file.
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Editing Bit Memory
Users can edit the states of several M/S devices in a batch. The new states of these M/S devices can be saved and downloaded. After users create a project, they can click Edit Bit Memory (M, S) on the PLC menu to open the Edit Bit Memory window.
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Editing Bit Memory
The states in the tables in the Edit Bit Memory window are not the states uploaded form the PLC. They are the states saved last time. If the Edit Bit Memory window in the project is opened for the first time, the default states in the tables are OFF. The tabs at the top of the Edit Bit Memory window indicate device types.
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Editing Bit Memory
If the users want to change the state in the cell for a device, they can double-click the cell.
If the users want to set the states in the cells for a range of devices on the present page simultaneously, they can drag across the cells, right-click the present page, and click Set On or Set Off on the context menu.
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Editing Bit Memory
If the users click Set the Device Online, the states in the Edit Bit Memory window will be written into the PLC. If the users click Read the Device Online, the states of the M devices, and the states of the S devices will be read from the PLC. Before Set the Device Online/Read the Device Online is clicked, the users have to make sure that ISPSoft is connected to the PLC normally.
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Editing File Register Memory
After users create a project for a AS series PLC, they can click Edit File Register Memory on the PLC menu to open the Edit File Register Memory window.
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Editing File Register Memory
The values in the table in the Edit File Register Memory window are not the values uploaded form the PLC. They are the values saved last time. If the Edit File Register Memory window in the project is opened for the first time, the default values in the table are 0. Users can select different tap for different register ranges.
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If the users want to edit the value in the cell for a file register, they can click the cell for the file register, and type a value.
The users can select a data format at the top of the Edit File Register Memory
window.
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If the users click Clear All, the values in the Edit File Register Memory window will be cleared to 0.
If the users want to clear the values in the cells for a range of file registers on the present page, they can drag across the cells, right-click the present page, and click Clear as 0 on the context menu.
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Editing File Register Memory
After the users click Transfer, the Transfer Setup window will appear. The users can download the values in the table to the PLC, or upload the values in the file registers from the PLC through the window. Before Transfer is clicked, the users have to make sure that ISPSoft is connected to the PLC normally.
Transfer all data
Transfer some selected data
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Editing File Register Memory
The values will be saved as a wft file whose primary filename is the project name in the folder in which the project (*.isp) is saved after the users click Save on the File menu or the toolbar.
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Editing File Register Memory
If the users want to export the values on the present page, they can right-click the present page, select the range you’d like to export and then click Export on the context menu
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Editing File Register Memory
If the users want to import a CSV file into a page, they can right-click the page, click Import on the context menu, select the CSV file in the Open window, and click Open. The file imported must be matched with the device type clicked.
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Editing File Register Memory
After the users click Hint , the ISPSoft window will appear. After a hint is typed in the ISPSoft window, the hint will appear at the bottom of the window. The hint is saved with the values in the Edit File Register Memory window. After the users open a dvl file, they can identify the tables in the file through the hint in the file.
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Online Mode
If an error occurs in the PLC, users may not be able to operate the PLC, e.g. the PLC can not run. Please refer to the manual for the model used for more information about troubleshooting.
The present statuses of the devices will be displayed in the program editing window after the program monitoring function is enabled. Users can debug and test the program in the program monitoring mode.
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Basic Instruction List�
Instruction Code | Function | Operand |
LD | Loading contact A | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
LDI | Loading contact B | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
AND | Connecting contact A in series | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
ANI | Connecting contact B in series | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
OR | Connecting contact A in parallel | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
ORI | Connecting contact B in parallel | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
Basic Instructions
Instruction Code | Function | Operand |
OUT | Driving the coil | DX,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
SET | Keeping the device on | DX,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
Output Instructions
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Master control instructions
Instruction Code | Function | Operand |
MC | Setting the master control | N |
MCR | Resetting the master control | N |
Rising-edge/Falling-edge differential output instructions
Instruction Code | Function | Operand |
PLS | Rising-edge differential output | Y、M、SM、S |
PLF | Falling-edge differential output | Y、M、SM、S |
Instruction Code | Function | Operand |
INV | Inverting the logical operation result | - |
NP | The circuit is rising edge-triggered. | - |
PN | The circuit is falling edge-triggered. | - |
FB_NP | The circuit is rising edge-triggered. | Y、M、S、D |
FB_PN | The circuit is falling edge-triggered. | Y、M、S、D |
Other Instructions
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Rising-edge/Falling-edge detection contact instructions
Instruction Code | Function | Operand |
LDP | Starting the rising-edge detection | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
LDF | Starting the falling-edge detection | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
ANDP | Connecting the rising-edge detection in series | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
ANDF | Connecting the falling-edge detection in series | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
ORP | Connecting the rising-edge detection in parallel | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
ORF | Connecting the falling-edge detection in parallel | DX,X,Y,M,S,T,C,HC,D,SM |
PED | Starting the rising-edge detection/ | X,Y,M,SM,S,T,C,HC,D |
APED | Connecting the rising edge-detection in series | X,Y,M,SM,S,T,C,HC,D |
OPED | Connecting the rising-edge detection in parallel | X,Y,M,SM,S,T,C,HC,D |
NED | Starting the falling-edge detection | X,Y,M,SM,S,T,C,HC,D |
ANED | Connecting the falling-edge detection in series | X,Y,M,SM,S,T,C,HC,D |
ONED | Connecting the falling-edge detection in parallel | X,Y,M,SM,S,T,C,HC,D |
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Loading contact A / Loading contact B / Out Instruction
LD instruction: Loading contact A; X0.0=On, Y0.0=On; X0.0=Off, Y0.0=Off
LDI instruction: Loading contact B; X0.1=On, Y0.1=Off; X0.1=Off, Y0.1=On
OUT: Driving the coil
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Connecting contact A in series / connecting contact B in series instruction
AND instruction: Connecting contact A in series; X0.0=On, X0.1=On; Y0.2=On
ANI instruction: Connecting contact B in series; X0.0=On, X0.1=On; X0.2=Off, Y0.2=On.
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Connecting contact A in parallel / connecting contact B in parallel instruction
OR instruction: Connecting contact A in parallel; X0.0=ON or X0.1=ON or X0.2=OFF, Y0.2=ON
ORI instruction: Connecting contact B in parallel
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Set / Reset instruction
SET instruction: Keeping the device on. Press X0.0 to light up Y0.2. Press X0.1 to extinguish Y0.2.
RST instruction: Resetting the contact to OFF or clearing the value in the register.
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Master control instructions
MC instruction: Setting the master control; When the instruction MC is executed, the instructions
between MC and MCR are executed as usual.
MCR instruction: Resetting the master control; The instruction MCR is used to reset the master control, and is placed at the end of the master control program. There should not be any contact instruction before MCR.
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Starting the rising-edge detection / Starting the falling-edge detection instruction
LDP instruction: When X0.0 is switched from OFF to ON, Y0.0 is ON for a scan cycle.
LDF instruction: When X0.1 is switched from OFF to ON, Y0.2 is ON for a scan cycle.
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Connecting the rising-edge detection in series / Connecting the falling-edge detection in series / Connecting the rising-edge detection in parallel / Connecting the falling-edge detection in parallel
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Starting the rising-edge detection / Connecting the rising edge-detection in series / Connecting the rising-edge detection in parallel instructions used in function blocks
PED/APED/OPED instructions: The rising-edge detection of X0.1 starts, the rising-edge detection of X0.2 is connected in series, the rising-edge detection of X0.3 is connected in parallel, and the coil Y0.0 is driven.
When both X0.1 and X0.2 are switched from OFF to ON, or when X0.2 is switched from OFF to ON, Y0.0 is ON for a scan cycle.
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Starting the falling-edge detection / Connecting the falling-edge detection in series / Connecting the falling-edge detection in parallel instructions used in function blocks.
NED/ANED/ONED instructions: The falling-edge detection of X0.1 starts, the falling-edge detection of X0.2 is connected in series, the falling-edge detection of X0.3 is connected in parallel, and the coil Y0.0 is driven. When both X0.1 and X0.2 are switched from ON to OFF, or when X0.2 is switched from ON to OFF, Y0.0 is ON for a scan cycle.
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Rising-edge output instruction
PLS instruction: Rising-edge output instruction; When X0.0 is switched from OFF to ON, the instruction PLS is executed, and M0 sends out a pulse for a scan cycle. When M0 is ON, Y0.0 is set to ON. The indicator LED for output is ON.
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Falling-edge output instruction
PLF instruction: When X0.1 is switched from ON to OFF, the instruction PLF is executed, and M10 sends out a pulse for a scan cycle. When M10 is ON, Y0.1 resets to zero. The indicator LED for output is OFF.
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Inverting the logical operation result
INV instruction: When X0.5=On, Y0.0=Off; when X0.5=Off, Y0.0=On.
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NP instruction: When the value in the accumulative register turns from 0 to 1, the instruction NP keeps the value 1 in the accumulative register for a scan cycle. After the second scan cycle is finished, the value in the accumulative register changes to 0.
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NP: The circuit is rising edge-triggered.
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PN instruction: When the value in the accumulative register turns from 1 to 0, the instruction PN keeps the value 1 in the accumulative register for a scan cycle. After the second scan cycle is finished, the value in the accumulative register changes to 0.
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PN: The circuit is falling edge-triggered.
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FB_NP: The circuit is rising edge-triggered, used in function blocks.
FB_NP instruction: When the value in the accumulative register turns from 0 to 1, the instruction FB_NP keeps the value 1 in the accumulative register for a scan cycle. After the second scan cycle is finished, the value in the accumulative register changes to 0.
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FB_PN: When the value in the accumulative register turns from 1 to 0, the instruction FB_PN keeps the value 1 in the accumulative register for a scan cycle. After the second scan cycle is finished, the value in the accumulative register changes to 0.
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FB_PN: The circuit is falling edge-triggered, used in function blocks.
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Comparison Instructions��
Compared according to the instructions
M0=On; when the value in D0 is equal to the value in D5, Y0.0=On.
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Compared according to the instructions
10 > value in D10, Y0.0 is On.
10 = value in D10, Y0.1 is On.
10 < value in D10, Y0.2 is On.
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Compared according to the instructions
If C10<10，M10=On
If 10<=C10<=100，M11=On
If C10>100，M12=On
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Data Transfer Instruction�
MOV: To transfer the 16-bit data to a new destination.
D0: can be operand, value (decimal or hexadecimal) or a range of address defined. D7: can be operand, a range of address defined.
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Data Transfer Instructions��
NMOV: When the instruction is executed, the data in data source is transferred to the n devices starting from the device specified by data destination.
Data source
Data length
Data destination
Data being monitored
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BMOV: n pieces of data in devices starting from the device specified by data source are transferred to the devices starting from the device specified by data destination.
Data source
Data length
Data destination
Data being monitored
D20
D21
D22
D23
D100
D101
D102
D103
4 pieces of data
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Addition / Subtraction Instruction
Addition / subtraction instructions for 16-bit are ADD, ADDP, SUB, and SUBP.
Result stored in
D20 + D21
Result stored in
D20 - D21
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Multiplication / Division Instructions
is multiplied by
Result
stored in
（D31,D30）
The multiplication of 16-bit binary values:
The product is a 32-bit value, and is stored in the register (D+1, D), which is composed of 32 bits. When the sign bit b31 is 0, the product is a positive value. When the sign bit b31 is 1, the product is a negative value.
Instruction symbols for multiplication of binary numbers: *, D* and
division of binary numbers: /, D/
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is divided by
Result
stored in
（D21,D20）
The division of 16-bit values
The operand D occupies two consecutive devices. The quotient is stored in D, and the remainder is stored in D+1.
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Instruction symbols for multiplication of binary numbers: *, D* and division of binary numbers: /, D/
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Adding / Subtracting One to the Binary Number
When the instruction is executed, and the condition is met, add one to the value.
+1
When the instruction is executed, and the condition is met, subtract one to the value.
-1
This instruction uses pulse type instructions (INCP, DINCP, DECP, DDECP).
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Timer / Counter Instruction
16-bit timer / counter instruction (TMR, TMRH, CNT)
TMR instruction: when M0=ON, the setting value 50 is loaded to the timer T0. When T0 is 25, M0 is OFF. And the setting value in T0 will still be 25. when M0 is switching from OFF to ON, T0 counts up from 25 to 50 and the contact of T0 is ON.
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