Saia-Burgess Controls AG
Manual
Manual PCD 1 / PCD 2 Series
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CPUs and expansion housings
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Internal LED displays and small terminals
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The following programming rules apply for IL programming:
The display has three modes:
Mode
Properties
6-digit
The whole display is used to show a number (e.g. 123456)
or one of the standard text strings (e.g. Error or HELP)
2-digit
The first four digits have been defined with a previous
instruction (text, e.g. Err), and the last two digits can now
be used to display a number
Free
mode
Within the limitations of the 7-segment display, any
character string can be displayed
The content of the display is managed with a DSP instruction. DSP instructions may
be used with a constant (e.g. DSP K 0) or a register (e.g DSP R 0) as a parameter.
The effect of the DSP K x instructions is independent of the mode in which they are
invoked, but many of them do affect the mode:
In-
struc-
tion
Display
Mode after
instruction
DSP
K 0
The whole display is cleared and set to 6-digit
mode
6-digit
DSP
K 1
Ξ S A I A Ξ
6-digit
DSP
K 2
Ξ P C D 2 Ξ
6-digit
DSP
K 3
H E L P
6-digit
DSP
K 4
1)
H L P n n
2-digit
DSP
K 5
E r r o r
6-digit
DSP
K 6
1)
E r r n n
2-digit
DSP
K 7
2)
The display is cleared and leading zeros are
displayed from the next DSP R x instruction
6-digit
DSP
K 8
2)
The display is cleared and the output restricted
to 2 digits
2-digit
DSP
K 10
2)
Places the decimal point at digit no. 0 (far
right, cleared with DSP K 0)
no change
DSP
K 11
2)
Places the decimal point at digit no. 1 (cleared
with DSP K 0)
no change
DSP
K 12
2)
In 6-digit mode, places the decimal point at
digit no. 2 (cleared with DSP K 0)
no change
DSP
K 13
2)
In 6-digit mode, places the decimal point at
digit no. 3 (cleared with DSP K 0)
no change
DSP
K 14
2)
In 6-digit mode, places the decimal point at
digit no. 4 (cleared with DSP K 0)
no change
DSP
K 15
2)
In 6-digit mode, places the decimal point at
digit no. 5 (far left, cleared with DSP K 0)
no change
DSP
K 20
3)
Switch to free mode
Free mode
DSP
K 21
3)
In free mode, all segments are moved one
place to the left, a blank digit is inserted, and
the previously leftmost digit is lost
Free mode