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- Strona / 352
- Spis treści
- BOOKMARKI
- 1
- 17
- 1.5 Using Transition Contacts 22
- Construct 27
- 1.6 Always True Contact (ATI) 28
- 1.8 Coil (CO) 30
- 1.9 Set (Latch) Coil (SCO) 31
- 35
- 36
- 37
- 38
- 39
- Using Ladder Logic 40
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- 3.1.2 Output 45
- 46
- 3.2 Timer Off Delay (TOF) 47
- 3.2.1 Input 48
- 3.2.2 Output 49
- 50
- 3.3 Timer On Delay (TON) 51
- 52
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- 54
- 3.4 Timer Pulse (TP) 55
- 3.4.1 Input 56
- 3.4.2 Output 57
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- 62
- 4.1.1 Input 63
- 4.1.2 Output 64
- 4.2.1 Input 67
- 4.2.2 Output 68
- 70
- 4.3.1 Input 71
- 4.3.2 Output 72
- 4.4.1 Input 75
- 4.4.2 Output 76
- 78
- 4.5.1 Input 79
- 4.5.2 Output 80
- 4.6 Limit (LIMIT) 82
- 4.6.1 Input 83
- 4.6.2 Output 84
- 4.7 Mask Compare (MSK) 86
- 4.7.1 Input 87
- 4.7.2 Output 88
- 90
- 4.8.1 Input 91
- 4.8.2 Output 92
- 95
- 5.1 Absolute Value (ABS) 96
- 5.1.1 Input 97
- 5.1.2 Output 98
- 99
- 5.2.1 Input 100
- 5.2.2 Output 101
- 103
- 5.3.1 Input 104
- 5.3.2 Output 105
- 5.4 Modulo (MOD) 106
- 5.4.1 Input 107
- 5.4.2 Output 108
- 5.5 Multiply (MUL) 109
- 5.5.1 Input 110
- 5.5.2 Output 111
- 5.6 Multiply Divide (MDV) 113
- 5.6.1 Input 114
- 5.6.2 Output 115
- 5.7 Negate (NEG) 116
- 5.7.1 Input 117
- 5.7.2 Output 118
- 5.8 Square Root (SQRT) 119
- 5.8.1 Input 120
- 5.8.2 Output 121
- 5.9 Subtract (SUB) 122
- 5.9.1 Input 123
- 5.9.2 Output 124
- 5.10.4 Errors 128
- Instruction 128
- 133
- 6.1 Logical And (AND) 134
- 6.2 Logical Not (NOT) 137
- 6.3 Logical Or (OR) 140
- result 142
- 148
- 7.1.1 Input 149
- 7.1.2 Output 150
- result 151
- 7.2.1 Input 153
- 7.2.2 Output 154
- 159
- 8.1.1 Input 161
- 8.1.2 Output 162
- 8.2.1 Input 165
- 8.2.2 Output 166
- 168
- 8.3.1 Input 169
- 8.3.2 Output 170
- result 171
- 177
- 9.1.1 Input 178
- 9.1.2 Output 179
- 9.2.1 Input 182
- 9.2.2 Output 183
- 9.3.1 Input 186
- 9.3.2 Output 187
- 189
- 9.4.1 Input 190
- 9.4.2 Output 191
- 9.5.1 Input 194
- 9.5.2 Output 195
- 9.6.1 Input 198
- 9.6.2 Output 199
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- 208
- 10.1.2 Output 211
- 10.1.4 Input 216
- 10.2.2 Output 220
- 222
- 10.3.1 Input 224
- 10.3.2 Output 228
- 230
- 10.4.1 Input 231
- 10.4.2 Output 232
- 234
- 10.5.1 Input 235
- 10.5.2 Output 236
- Input Conditions 238
- 245
- 11.1 Set Event (SET) 246
- 247
- 249
- 249
- 254
- 255
- 257
- 260
- 261
- 262
- I/O Write Instructions 266
- 267
- 268
- 13.1.1 Input 269
- 13.1.2 Output 270
- 13.2 Immediate Output (OUT) 271
- 13.2.2 Output 272
- 273
- A.1 Data Types 275
- and Double Integer V 276
- A.1.2 Integer 276
- A.1.3 Timer Variables 278
- MPORTANT: 279
- A.1.4 Counter Variables 280
- A.1.5 Labels 281
- ElementĆIndexing 282
- A.3.1 Local Variables 283
- A.3.2 Global Variables 284
- A.4 Arrays 285
- A.5 Constants 287
- A.6.2 About 290
- A.6.3 About the Retained V 290
- ((!& #, 297
- ((!& #- 299
- 303
- 306
- 307
- E.1 Error Codes 3001Ć3010 308
- E.2 Error Codes 3011Ć3020 309
- E.3 Error Codes 3021Ć3030 310
- E.4 Error Codes 3031Ć3035 311
- " 313
- 314
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- ! 325
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- 335
- For additional information 352
- 1 Allen-Bradley Drive 352
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6Ć126.4.1 Input Parameters for the Logical Exclusive OR InstructionThis table lists the inputs for the XOR instruction and the variable type and datat
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7Ć87.2.2 Output Parameters for the Convert From BCD to Integer Data InstructionThis table lists the outputs for the BCD_TO instruction and the variabl
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7Ć127.3.3 Errors Caused by the Convert From Binary Data to Integer Data InstructionThese errors can occur when you are using the BCD_TO instruction in
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10Ć1810.2.2 Output Parameters for the MultiĆArray InstructionThis table lists the outputs for the AR2 instruction and the variable type and datatype/r
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10Ć2610.3.2 Output Parameters for the Array Compare InstructionThis table lists the outputs for the ARC instruction and the variable type and datatype
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10Ć2910.4.1 Input Parameters for the Array Shift Up InstructionThis table lists the inputs for the ASU instruction and the variable type and datatype/
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10Ć3310.5.1 Input Parameters for the Array Shift Down InstructionThis table lists the inputs for the ASD instruction and the variable type and datatyp
10Ć3410.5.2 Output Parameters for the Array Shift Down InstructionThis table lists the outputs for the ASD instruction and the variable type and datat
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10Ć38These errors can occur when you are using the AR1 instruction in a program.The result of the arithmetic cal
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12Ć3 This table lists the inputs for the I/O Read instruction and the variable type and the datatyp
12Ć4 Address Enter the address of the location that contains the datayou want to read. Use this input
12Ć5 This table lists the outputs for the I/O Read instruction and the variable type and datatype/
12Ć6 byte 1 data's loc
12Ć7 When switch1 is true, the instruction reads oneword of data from register 300 of the I/Omodule in slot 4
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12Ć8 Use the I/O Write instruction to send information to I/O modules. This instruction isparticularly useful for writing data to:D
12Ć9 This table lists the inputs for the IOW instruction and the variable type and datatype/range
12Ć10 Address Enter the address of the location where you want to writedata. If you enter an address,
12Ć11 byte 1 data's
12Ć12 When switch1 becomes true, the instructionwrites one word of data from the variable pumpto register 300
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12Ć1412.4 Errors Caused by the I/O Read and I/O Write InstructionsThis section describes the possible errors for I/O read and I/O write instructions.I
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EĆ2E.1 Error Codes 3001Ć3010Error Code: Text Description: How To Correct the Error:3001 Cannot divide by zero Define the divisor of the DIV, MDV, orMO
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EĆ5Error Code:Text Description: How to Correct the Error:3029 An illegal register of an IOR orIOW instruction is selectedCorrect the slot and register
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