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plc function ref - 34.5<br />

OSR, OSF - One Shot Rising, One Shot Falling<br />

A<br />

OSR<br />

ONE SHOT RISING<br />

Storage Bit B3:4/5<br />

Output Bit 2<br />

Output Word O:001<br />

Description:<br />

This instruction will convert a single positive edge <strong>and</strong> convert it to a bit<br />

that is on for only one scan. When ’A’ goes from false to true a positive<br />

(or rising) edge occurs, <strong>and</strong> bit ’O:001/2’ will be on for one scan. Bit<br />

’B3:4/5’ is used to track the state of the input to the function, <strong>and</strong> it can<br />

be considered equivalent to an enable bit.<br />

The OSF function is similar to the OSR function, except it is triggered on a<br />

negative edge where the input falls from true to false.<br />

Status Bits: none<br />

Registers: none<br />

Available on: Micrologix, PLC-5<br />

TND - Temporary eND<br />

A<br />

TND<br />

Description:<br />

When ’A’ is true this statement will cause the PLC to stop examining the<br />

ladder logic program, as if it has encountered the normal end-of-program<br />

statement.<br />

Status Bits: none<br />

Registers: none<br />

Available on: Micrologix, PLC-5<br />

34.1.3 Timers <strong>and</strong> Counters<br />

Counter memory instructions can share the same memory location, so some redundant<br />

bits are mentioned here.<br />

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