Program Controller SE-707
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Functions for each statement:
Function
Input Range
Statement PLC order code:
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Limiter between command blocks
; Op./Param. equal
L
Load command
; Op.: 1...14
(1st command of a logical operation or loading of a time constant)
A
Logical AND operation
; Op.: 1...5, 11...14
O
Logical OR operation
; Op.: 1...5, 11...14
AN
Negated AND operation
; Op.: 1...5, 11...14
ON
Negated OR operation
; Op.: 1...5, 11...14
S
Set (timer, RS-flip-flop)
; Op.: 2...5, 11...14
R
Reset (timer, RS-flip-flop)
; Op.: 2...5, 11...14
=
Result allocation
; Op.: 2...5
=N
Result allocation with negation
; Op.: 2...5
LN
Negated load command (1st command of a logical operation)
; Op.: 1...5, 11...14
XO
Logical EXCLUSIVE-OR operation
; Op.: 1...5, 11...14
LB
Load-byte command (load 8 bit simultaneously)
; Op.: 1...5
LW
Load-word command (load 16 bit simultaneously)
; Op.: 1...5
=B
Byte allocation (after LB command)
; Op.: 2...5
=W
Word allocation (after LW command)
; Op.: 2...5
Generally operations start with a load command (“L”) or with a negated load command (“LN”). The following statement
contains the actual operating command (“A”, “O”, etc.). The output of the operation result is effected by “=”, “=N”, “S” or
“R”. The output commands do not modify the operation result. Several output commands may stand in serial order, and
more operations may follow. With the appurtenant soft-keys the operand type is defined, and its number or value with the
numerical keys.
Functions for each operand:
Operand
SPS-Operand-Code
Parameter
I
Direct input from the CAN peripherals
O
Direct output to the hardware peripherals
F
Flag for intermediate data (
not
zero voltage safe)
F
Flag for intermediate data (zero voltage safe)
FI
Function inputs of the function modules
1
FO
Function outputs of the function modules
1
CMS
Definition of a timer constant in milliseconds
CS
Definition of a timer constant in seconds
CM
Definition of a timer constant in minutes
CH
Definition of a timer constant in hours
CP
Timer for program times
Set point value as a time value in h, min or sec (according to dimension
code) to realize program-dependent times
TN
Timer-ON delay
TF
Timer-OFF delay
TI
Timer impulse
TP
Pulse generator (multivibrator)
1...64 (200)
1
1...64 (200)
1
1...256
257...512
1...1520, 2000...2799
1...1520, 2000...2799
1...9999 (time value)
1…9999 (time value)
1…9999 (time value)
1…9999 (time value)
1…9999 (time value)
1...128
1…128
1…128
1…128
1
Number: See
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function basic data
ATTENTION!
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A time function (e.g. timer TN 1 as switching on delay) may not be programmed for another
function (e.g. switching off delay TF 1 or pulse TI 1) at the same time!
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After definition of a timer (“TN”, “TF”, “TI”, “TP”) there must be assigned a time with the next
command (“Cms”, “Cs”, “Cm”, “Ch”, “CP”).
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The PLC timers are not mains failure safe. After a mains failure an elapsed timer time is deleted.
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An automatic checking of the inputs does not take place; the compliance of principles for the PLC
programming is subject to the user!
