Hi there, This block was explained during previous videos and can be downloaded from the internet. If you want to connect the TIA Portal Simulator (PLCSIM) to Factory IO, you will need to add this block to the first network of your program
Thanks for the video. I have a question I hope anyone can answer. I am using a counter with equal comparator to make my program run in sequence but I also want to skip to a different count value rather than waiting for it to increment. I have tried using the MOVE instruction to move the value to the counter but the counter value goes back to the value from where I placed the MOVE. In simple terms how can I start the counter at a value other than 0 and allow it to increment from that value?
Hi dear. if you want to move a constant number to your counter, and also you don't want back to this value, the CPU must not execute the move instruction continuously. so, you can use a normally open contact before your move instruction (for example with I0.0 address, the first digital input). so, when the first digital input is activated, the counter value will be changed by your move instruction, otherwise, the counter value will keep its last value. Another way is using the move instruction inside OB100. CPU executes this organization block (OB100) once time, only during the first scan cycle. so, you can do any initial settings such as changing your counter value inside OB100
Hello, Note that HMIs work base on the PLC memory. You can use data logging ability (ruclips.net/video/P_Pzm4a8grw/видео.html) to store the last information regularly. I think, you just need to use permanent memory. For example, suppose you are using an IO field on an HMI screen, to change a number on the PLC memory. If the IO field is connected to an address of the permanent PLC memory part, automatically, the last entered number inside the IO field will be stored on the permanent memory part.
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Again thanks u very much .
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@@plcgoods sir can u make a video on modbus communications in between two PLC 1200 (and we SIM the project
thank you sir very much
Thanks for checking the channel out,
Thank you so much for your sharing, but could you answer the question in the nextwork 1, what is Fc 9000 how can I get it?
Hi there, This block was explained during previous videos and can be downloaded from the internet. If you want to connect the TIA Portal Simulator (PLCSIM) to Factory IO, you will need to add this block to the first network of your program
Try it out and let me and others know the result please!
Thanks for the video. I have a question I hope anyone can answer.
I am using a counter with equal comparator to make my program run in sequence but I also want to skip to a different count value rather than waiting for it to increment. I have tried using the MOVE instruction to move the value to the counter but the counter value goes back to the value from where I placed the MOVE. In simple terms how can I start the counter at a value other than 0 and allow it to increment from that value?
Hi dear. if you want to move a constant number to your counter, and also you don't want back to this value, the CPU must not execute the move instruction continuously. so, you can use a normally open contact before your move instruction (for example with I0.0 address, the first digital input). so, when the first digital input is activated, the counter value will be changed by your move instruction, otherwise, the counter value will keep its last value.
Another way is using the move instruction inside OB100. CPU executes this organization block (OB100) once time, only during the first scan cycle. so, you can do any initial settings such as changing your counter value inside OB100
thanks for checking out the channel
thank you
You are welcome ! glad you liked the video.
Tank you.How can I save the latest numbers and information of the touch panel in the permanent memory(PLC)?
Hello, Note that HMIs work base on the PLC memory. You can use data logging ability (ruclips.net/video/P_Pzm4a8grw/видео.html) to store the last information regularly.
I think, you just need to use permanent memory. For example, suppose you are using an IO field on an HMI screen, to change a number on the PLC memory. If the IO field is connected to an address of the permanent PLC memory part, automatically, the last entered number inside the IO field will be stored on the permanent memory part.
did the Mentor's answer help?