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10. Programs 10.1. Ladder – Principle Introduction The principle of the Ladder diagram is based on an electrical description of the process or machine, using relay logic. To the left of the screen are the inputs (they are conditions for which an action will be undertaken) and to the right are the outputs (which result from these actions). Inputs All inputs, whether digital or analog, can be combined to create logical equations (two inputs follow on the same line for an , and one above the other and linked by a vertical bar for an ). All analog comparison functions and/or digital inputs on the same program line will represent true or false. The result defines the actions of the output (will or will not be performed). The different types of Input conditions are accessible in the LD Toolbar. Outputs Digital output functions are engagements (SET relay) or disengagement (RESET relay), they can be the image or the opposite of the result of the tested input conditions (OUTPUT relay and NEGATIVE relay). Other functions have been introduced proper to telemetry like transmission of alarms, data logging or sending of DTMF tone. To process analog outputs, many mathematical functions and POU (Program Organization Units) functions have been implemented. The selection of different types of outputs is accessible in the LD Toolbar. figure 18 TWinSoft: 8.32 – Getting Started 24
Cycle time Ladder Logic is executed on a fixed basis; contacts, relays, functions; math calculations, etc are executed while they are scanned (read). Lines are scanned from left to right and from top to bottom. When bottom is reached, it starts again from top. The cycle time is displayed when doing a A Identification from the main Toolbar menu 'Communication'. The cycle can never be greater than 1 second. If this occurs, an internal watchdog timer resets the A automatically. 10.2. Ladder - Modes Introduction The Ladder programming operates in two different modes. The first is display mode, which allows you to see the entire program, one page at a time. It is in this mode that you can see the state or the value of variables in real time. The second mode is edit mode, which allows inserting a new line anywhere in the Ladder, at the beginning, at the end or between two existing lines. This mode also allows modifying an existing line. To see an example, load the TWinSoft document 'Ladder.tbox' that you find in the 'Samples' directory of TWinSoft. Display mode To access the Ladder in Display mode, click in the Project Workspace on the 'Programs' folder. The last Ladder that was opened is displayed. The white tab underneath indicates the active program. The 'MAIN' tab is the main program, that is automatically executed by A; the other POUs having to be called from the ‘MAIN’. The Ladder diagram appears in red lines with the Tags associated at each input contact, output relay or IN/OUT of functions. The Comment lines appear as gray blocks. When a jump (JUMP) is programmed, the jump’s mnemonic appears at the right side of a double arrow. The mnemonic is a LABEL that appears in black text. A call to another program appears in a red block with one IN/OUT line. The state of the digital input contacts is displayed as a green overlay if the condition represented by the contact is true (in the case of a trigger contact, the result represents the last level attained). Similarly, if the result of an analog comparison is true, a green overlay on the function is used. Moreover, for digital outputs, the green overlay represents the status of the associated Tag. When moving the cursor on analog Tags in Functions or Math blocks, the current value is displayed in the bottom left corner of the screen. For digital gates the display indicates or according to the current value. TWinSoft: 8.32 – Getting Started 25
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