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ROBO242 – PLC/Pneumatic Interfacing Week 2: PLC Sequence Programming Richard Day August 2011
PLC S SEQ UENCE PROGRAMMING
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If there are no signal conflicts, programming .
i.e. A+, B+, A-, B
Use the Start, b0 (and a0) to extend A Use a1 (and b0) to extend B Use b1 (and a1) to retract A Use b0 (and a0)to retract B
There is no practical limit on the number of times a contact can be addressed.
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It is often advantageous to check that a mac ne s n e “ es ” or “ ome” pos on before allowing motion to start. Check that all rest position limits are ON.
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Continuous operation from momentary input. End-of-cycle end from momentary input.
Normally Closed Stop button.
Check for Home position to ensure safety. ROBO242 - PLC/Pneumatic Interfacing
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A conflict occurs when two opposing .
i.e. A+ & A-
Logic solutions can be designed to eliminate conflicts, using signal conversion circuitry:
One-shot [timed pulse]
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The fastest way to solve conflicts is to design . Very similar to Relay Logic design. One rung for each step, and a Reset rung at end of sequence. Use memory bits for steps, and use steps to con ro ou pu s
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‘RUN’ bit for start Ready to start condition . Not ‘DONE’ Latch bit on Use a memory bit for output ROBO242 - PLC/Pneumatic Interfacing
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Actions are Latch current step Previous step is ON Use consecutive memory bits for s eps.
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Easier to reset
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Final actions ‘DONE’ bit will turn off first step. All others will turn off is sequence until ‘ ’ cleared. Ready to restart.
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S1 S
1
S2 S 1
S3 S 1
S4 S 1
S1 R 4
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Use N.O. Step bit to turn out ut on when required Use N.C. Step bit to turn output off when no longer needed. se para e ne wor for multiple actuations.
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Instead of creating a . rungs, use a “Set” coil Instead of ‘DONE’ bit, use “Reset” coil .
This is easy on the Siemens PLC, but not quite so easy on others.
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Easiest way to handle sequence .
Sequence modifications are easily accommodated. Debugging and trouble-shooting can be quick and easy.
