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PLC Programming Considerations
Appendix A
A-25
In this example you create a Scrolling List in a keypad terminal that allows
you to monitor an automobile luxury option assembly operation. This
example is part of the demonstration files that are provided with the
PanelBuilder software.
The Scrolling List object allows you to control a sequential assembly
operation with up to 999 individual steps. This example demonstrates an
assembly operation of 57 sequential station operations.
The Scrolling List object allows you to scroll through all 57 assembly
stations, five at a time. The table below lists the 57 luxury option stations.
Table A.G
Automobile
Luxury Option Stations
1. AM/FM Radio 20. Mahogany Dash 39. Deluxe Mud Flaps
2. Cassette Player 21. Tilt Wheel 40. Front Spoiler
3. CD Player 22. Leather Seats 41. Rear Spoiler
4. Sound Equalizer 23. Split Seats 42. Cruise Control
5. Speakers Plus 24. Bucket Seats 43. Air Ride
6. Power Antenna 25. Mileage Computer 44. Gold Trim
7. CB 26. Pin Striping 45. Door Guards
8. Phone 27. Sports Gauge 46. Password Locks
9. Television 28. Window Speedo 47. White Walls
10. Power Windows 29. Voice Computer 48. Wire Wheels
11. Power Locks 30. Glove Bar 49. Mags
12. Power Seat Driver 31. Rear Window Defrost 50. Air Scoop
13. Power Seat Passenger 32. Scotch Guard 51. Turbo Plus
14. Tint Glass 33. Sound Proofing 52. Security Plus
15. Vanity Mirror 34. Headlight Retract 53. Sun Roof
16. Vanity Lights 35. Headlight Washer 54. Party Trunk
17. Cup Caddy 36. Fog Lights 55. Luggage Rack
18. Tape Storage 37. Deer Alert 56. Trailer Package
19. Wet Bar 38. Bumper Guards 57. Search Light
Creating a Scrolling List with some additional button objects will allow
you to monitor and control the entire operation, using either manual or
automatic modes. To build the Scrolling List, you must first create a cursor
list. Then you will create three different types of object lists:
Multi-State Indicator Object Lists
Numeric Data Display Object Lists
Local Message Object List
Scrolling List Example
- Catalog Number 2711-ND1 1
- User Manual 1
- Important User Information 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contentsii 4
- Planning 5
- Creating 6
- A Sample Application File 6
- Table of Contents v 7
- Table of Contentsvi 8
- Table of Contents vii 9
- Table of Contentsviii 10
- Manual Overview 11
- Intended Audience 11
- Glossary of Terms 11
- Related Publications 13
- AfterSales Support 14
- Introduction to PanelBuilder 15
- Chapter 1 18
- Objects, Windows, and PLC 19
- Controlled Options 19
- Objects Common to All 21
- PanelView Terminals 21
- Objects for the Keypad 23
- Terminal 23
- Applicable Programmable 25
- Controllers and Connections 25
- PLC5/10 Processor 26
- PLC3 and PLC3/10 Processors 26
- 6008SQ DEC QBUS I/O Scanner 28
- Installing PanelBuilder 29
- Chapter 2 30
- PanelBuilder Files 30
- The DEFAULTS File 31
- Version Compatibility 33
- PanelView Default Settings 35
- Figure 2.3 36
- PanelView Firmware V 36
- Using PanelBuilder 37
- Chapter 3 38
- Data Entry Keys 38
- PanelBuilder Menu Structure 42
- The Main Menu 42
- The Develop Menu 43
- The Transfer Menu 44
- The Reports Menu 45
- The Files Menu 45
- The Setup Menu 46
- The Exit Menu 48
- The File Menu 48
- The Screens Menu 49
- The Windows Menu 49
- The Options Menu 51
- The Communications Menu 55
- The Screen Menu 56
- The Edit Menu 58
- Move, Delete, and Memorize 58
- The Object Menu 62
- Move and Size 64
- States and Text 68
- Text and Outer Text 69
- Buttons and Keypad Terminals 72
- Button Concepts 72
- Buttons and AutoRepeat 74
- Button Location 77
- Considerations 77
- Figure 4.1 78
- with Alarm W 78
- Block Transfers 79
- Determining Rack and Block 80
- Transfer Needs 80
- Reducing PLC Addressing 81
- Worksheets 82
- Screen Worksheets 84
- The Object Address List 86
- Object Address List and I/O 86
- Usage Worksheets 86
- The I/O Usage Worksheets 87
- Example: BCD Values or States 93
- Number of Bits 94
- PLC Communications 95
- Worksheet 95
- PLC/Scanner Type 96
- Baud Rate 96
- Rack Assignments 96
- Block Transfer Assignments 97
- Estimating PanelView Terminal 98
- Memory Requirements 98
- Object Memory Usage 99
- Planning Your Application 100
- Chapter 4 100
- *********** 111
- ************ *** 111
- Create the Application File 114
- Chapter 115
- Start up PanelBuilder 115
- Chapter 5 116
- Define PLC Type 117
- Step 2: Configure PLC 117
- Communications 117
- Define Rack Assignments 118
- Define Block Transfer Files 120
- Set the Baud Rate 121
- Screen 1: MAIN SCREEN 122
- Step 3: Create the Screens 122
- Screen 2: CONVEYOR CONTROLS 134
- Screen 3: PUMP CONTROLS 155
- File Operations 175
- Chapter 6 176
- Saving Files 176
- Printing Reports 177
- Computer 185
- CONFIGURATION MODE MENU 186
- Downloading Considerations 188
- Uploading from PanelView 189
- Downloading and Uploading 190
- PASS-THROUGH 195
- DOWNLOAD OPTIONS 195
- Burn EPROMS 204
- Burning the User EPROM 204
- Burn Single EPROM 206
- Programming EEPROMs 207
- Burn EEPROMS 208
- Information and Alarm Windows 209
- Chapter 7 210
- Creating Messages 211
- Editing Messages 214
- Copying Messages 215
- Deleting Messages 215
- The Alarm Window 220
- Alarm Messages 221
- Configuring the Alarm Window 223
- FFFnnn“ttt...ttt” 225
- Number Address Bit 236
- Acknowledge Button Address 237
- Remote Window Processing 237
- Alarm History Screen 241
- The Alarm Status Screen 243
- Alarm Status Screen Buttons 249
- Viewing the Display 249
- Screen Operations 253
- Chapter 8 254
- Security 255
- The Powerup Screen 256
- Application File Comment 257
- PLC Controlled Options 258
- Chapter 9 259
- Assigning Addresses 259
- Time and Date to PLC 260
- Controller 260
- Table 9.A 261
- About Screen Prints 263
- PLC Controlled Screen Print 263
- PLC Controlled Time and Date 264
- Other PLC Controlled Options 265
- The Objects 266
- Chapter 10 267
- Retentive Objects 267
- The Add Menu 268
- Push Buttons 269
- Latched Push Button 271
- Maintained Push Button 272
- Interlocked Push Button 273
- Control Selectors 274
- Go To Screen" Button 283
- Screen Selectors 283
- Screen List Selector 284
- (Touch Screen Terminals Only) 285
- Screen KeypadEnable Button 286
- (Keypad terminals only) 286
- MultiState Indicator 287
- Indicators 287
- List Indicator 288
- Numerics 290
- Set Value Button 291
- Increment Value Button 292
- Decrement Value Button 293
- Numeric Data Display 295
- Standard Numeric Data Display 295
- Scaled Numeric Data Display 297
- Example: Scaling Formula 298
- (Touch Screen terminals only) 302
- J NNN.N J 314
- Text/Draw 315
- Bar Graphs 321
- Time Display 322
- Time and Date 322
- Date Display 323
- Local Message Display 323
- Screen Print Button 328
- ASCII Display 329
- Invalid Control Sequences 333
- ASCII Input Object 333
- Scrolling List Object 343
- Figure 10.22 344
- Scrolling List Screen 344
- Object List 350
- Button Operation 358
- About Retentive Objects 359
- Retentive Objects and Presets 360
- Testing Your Application File 362
- Chapter 11 363
- Test Retentive Objects 363
- Connecting the Programmable 363
- Testing the Whole System 364
- Appendix 365
- Rack Number 365
- Module Group (Word) 365
- Block Transfer Programming 365
- Appendix A 366
- Byte (slot) 366
- Number of Words 366
- PLC3 Block Transfer 370
- Programming Examples 370
- Figure A.7 374
- Bidirectional 374
- Using PLC2s and a 1771SN 376
- Subscanner with PanelView 376
- Ladder Program for Remote I/O 379
- Discrete Data Response Time 379
- System Response Times 379
- PLC5 Block Transfer Timing 382
- = Wait time in Queue 382
- SLC 5/02 Programming 385
- Scrolling List Example 389
- Step 3: Program the PLC 394
- Troubleshooting 406
- Appendix B 407
- PanelBuilder Problems 407
- * in Table B.A 408
- PanelBuilder Error Messages 408
- PanelView Error Messages 409
- PLC Communication Problems 411
- PassThrough 412
- Upload/Download Problems 412
- Sample Worksheets 414
- ISA Symbols 415
- Appendix D 416
- Electrical 419
- Containers and Vessels 420
- Rotating Equipment 424
- Material Handling 426
- Heat Transfer Devices 428
- Miscellaneous 429
- The Extended Character Set 430
- Appendix E 431
- Screen Name: 441
- Application File Name: 441
- Screen Number: 441
- Object Address List 445
- Discrete I/O Usage Worksheet 447
- Number of Words: 449
- PLC Communications Worksheet 451
- With major offices worldwide 468
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