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System Operational Program

(Sum-Of-Products Notation)

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Table of Contents

Content Page
Content of the Compact Flash Card ........................................................................................... 4
Reverse Compiling a SOP-Program (.hex
.dis / .sop)............................................................ 5
Material needed to understand the SOP Operation..................................................................... 6
Directory DRCTRY.ngn.............................................................................................................. 7
Common Structure of a SOP-Program........................................................................................ 8
UserSOP-file.hex (old style)........................................................................................................ 9
Combined Source / Hex File (> FW 2.4)..................................................................................... 10
Initialization Flags within the “Command Generator Diagram“.................................................... 11
Rules and Elements of the Programming Language................................................................... 12
Basic Boolean Functions and Rules........................................................................................... 13
System Variables as Switchable Connections............................................................................ 14
Counters, Timers, Alias (Symbolic Variable).............................................................................. 15
TempFlags, Comparators, User Defined Faults.......................................................................... 16
Frequently used “User Activated Faults”..................................................................................... 17
SOP-Analysis “Speed Reference”, “Auto Display”....................................................................... 18
Keypad Flags / Fault Reset / Analysis “Xformer Temp. Logic”.................................................... 19

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Content Page
Examples of Programming (Ladder, Logic, Function Block)........................................................ 20
SOP-Program “Running the Drive” as Function Diagram............................................................ 21
SOP-Program “Running the Drive”............................................................................................. 22
Checking Logic State and Properties of System Variables.......................................................... 23
Preparatory Settings of the SOP-Editor....................................................................................... 24
Functions of the SOP-Editor....................................................................................................... 25
Programming with the SOP-Editor.............................................................................................. 26
Color Code of System Variables................................................................................................. 27
Compiling a SOP-Program (.hex
.dis / .sop).......................................................................... 28
Selecting a SOP-Program (Transfer CFC
RAM)..................................................................... 29
SOP Processing.......................................................................................................................... 30
Compiler Error Messages............................................................................................................ 31
Lab-Work on SOP....................................................................................................................... 39

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Content of the Compact Flash Card

Compact Flash
system
program
“SOP“

operation
file
“Current“

default
file
“Defaults“

Essentially
Essentially the
the Compact
Compact Flash
Flash Card
Card contains
contains the
the Operating
Operating System,
System, the
the Booting-
Booting- and
and the
the User-Program
User-Program

Operating System eagle.exe Eagle-code

Firmware of PH ( control software, drive performance )
Boot Program 89018200.hex booting routines (inaccessible)
diskmon.bin “call-up” of booting
User Program CfgFiles Configuration files (Current, Defaults, SubCfgs)
parameterization of IDs and assignment of AI/AO
SopFiles System Operational Programs (only one SOP is active at any time)
“Boolean Logic” and “signal wiring” of DI/DO, AI/AO
Eventlog.log Log of all events (operation, parameterization, faults etc.)
minmax.dat definition of limit values for all parameters

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Reverse Compiling a SOP-Program (.hex
.dis / .sop)

As a standard, the User-SOP is provided on the CFC as a “.sop” file and can directly be edited (as a copy of the original) if
required. If a User-SOP of the type “.hex” has to be edited it has to be reverse compiled to type “.dis” first (
Legacy Control).

source:
source: CFC
CFC

open

OR
OR

HEX-file to be reverse compiled

declaration directory matched to

the FW of the file to be compiled

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Material needed to understand the SOP Operation

If the SOP-programs “file.sop” or “file.dis”

Flow chart and the directory “Drctry.ngn” are located in
#459713 the same folder and are both headed with
“#NEXTGEN”, the directory will be inserted
automatically as “DRCTRY File” in menu
“SOP Utilities” (refer to page 4).

Dictionary
Reverse compiled Drctry.ngn
Customer drawings file.sop / file.dis

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Directory DRCTRY.ngn

“Dictionary” for conversion of format

.hex 
.dis
CFC > SopFiles > Source > Drctry.ngn

The
The declaration
declaration directory
directory ”drctry.ngn”
”drctry.ngn” lists
lists all
all system
system variables
variables which
which are
are available
available for
for aa specific
specific generation
generation of
of
control
control hardware
hardware (Legacy
(Legacy Control,
Control, Next
Next Gen.
Gen. Control)
Control) and
and aa particular
particular version
version of
of the
the ”Eagle
”Eagle Code”.
Code”.
The
The SOP-program
SOP-program usesuses exclusively
exclusively system
system variables
variables of
of the
the declaration
declaration directory
directory specified
specified for #NEXTGEN..
for #NEXTGEN
The
The given
given syntax
syntax is
is to
to be
be observed,
observed, writing
writing inin small
small or
or capital
capital letters
letters is
is at
at will.
will.

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Common Structure of a SOP-Program

Fixed
Fixed assignment
assignment ofof the
the status
status
value
value of
of system
system variables:
variables:
-- TRUE
TRUE == closed
closed contact
contact (“H”)
(“H”)
-- FALSE = open contact
FALSE = open contact (“L”) (“L”)
Assignments of the type “ = FALSE”
are unnecessary since variables not
listed act as if declared “ = FALSE”.

One
One of
of typically
typically several
several ”PLC”-
”PLC”-
programs
programs forfor sequence
sequence control
control
using
using available
available system
system variables
variables

Main functions of the System Operational Program:

 Running the VFD
RunRequest_O  Structuring the Command Generator Diagram  Running pumps and fans

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UserSOP-file.hex (old style)

Edited SOP File UserFile.dis Compiled UserFile.hex

Reverse Compiled UserFile.dis

On reverse compiling an “old style” hex-file only the

command lines were “translated”; comment lines of
the original file were no longer available.

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Combined Source / Hex File (> FW 2.4)

Beginning with FW 2.4, compilation creates the true hex- Compiled UserFile.hex (> FW 2.4)
file, but carries on the source-file format as well;

hex-files can be read (even thought not be edited).

Edited SOP File UserFile.sop

Reverse Compiled UserFile.sop

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Initialization Flags within the “Command Generator Diagram“

Unnecessary statement!
Variables not listed act
as if declared “= FALSE”.

= FALSE I=0 = TRUE I>0

no no

nc nc

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Rules and Elements of the Programming Language

output flags = input flags

SetPoint1_O = InternalDigitaInput2d_I * / IternalDigitalInput3d_I;

M P24
AND NOT

DriveFaultReset_O = KeypadFaultReset_I + ToolFaultReset_I;

M P24

OR

= assignment / logical NOT priority rule

C=A+B*C
; termination of program line or comment line * logical AND
is calculated as
$ assignment of an alias (symbolic name) + logical OR C=A+(B*C)

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Basic Boolean Functions and Rules

The SOP (Sum-Of-Products notation) uses basic Boolean functions (AND, OR, NOT). The logic to be programmed
can be drawn in ladder diagrams or with function blocks; the ladder diagram leads directly to the programming syntax.

function ladder diagram function blocks programming truth table

A B Z A
& Z Z = A * B
A B A*B A+B A
B
A Z 0 0 0 0 1
A
B >1 Z Z = A + B 0 1 0 1 1
B
1 0 0 1 0
A Z
1 1 1 1 0
A Z Z = /A

precedence of operations The syntax of programming has follow both “General rules” and “Boolean laws”:
General rules: A* 0 = 0 A+ 0 = A A+A*B =A
A* 1 = A A+ 1 = 1 A * (A + B) =A
NOT AND OR A* A = A A+ A = A (A + B) * (A + C) =A+B*C
A*/A = 0 A+/A = 1 A+/A*B =A+B
Boolean laws: A+B = B+A (commutative)
A + (B + C) = (A + B) + C (associative)
A * (B + C) = A * B + A* C (distributive)

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System Variables as Switchable Connections

either or

SpeedRampMenu1_O = SpeedRampMenu2_O =
InternalDigitaInput0a_I * /InternalDigitaInput0a_I * switchable
switchable
connection
connection
/IternalDigitalInput1a_I; IternalDigitalInput1a_I;

switch 1 switch 2

If several connections are possible (e.g. either “SpeedRampMenu1_O“ or “SpeedRampMenu2_O“) and if more
than one connection is selected (via … = TRUE), signals are routed according to an internally defined priority:
e.g. ...Menu1 (
SR1) has priority versus …Menu2 (
SR2).

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Counters, Timers, Alias (Symbolic Variable)

DI3 DO7
S Q Symbolic
Symbolic Variable
Variable (Alias)
(Alias)
DI4 MenuTimer1
P24 DO8 $DI3 = InternalDigitalInput3b_I;
DI5 >1 R M $DI4 = ... ; $DI5 = ... ;
1s
Counter07 $DO7 = InternalDigitalOutput6_O;
DO9
$DO8 = ... ; $DO9 = ... ;
7s
Timer04

Counter
Counter (bi-stable
(bi-stable element)
element) Timer
Timer (time
(time definition
definition via
via menu
menu only
only // menu
menu based
based -Timer)
-Timer)

Counter07(1) = DI3; MenuTimer1Enable_O = Counter07;

DO7 = Counter07; DO8 = MenuTimer1Output_I;
CounterReset07 = DI4 + DI5;

The counter is set by one or several flanks

(the number of flanks has to be defined): Timers are “on-delayed” only; if the input
Counter07(x)
counter is set by flank no. x; goes low, time count starts from zero again.
the resetting always acts on the first flag.
The counter acts like a latched relay.
Timer
Timer (time
(time definition
definition via
via SOP
SOP only
only // SOP
SOP -- Timer)
Timer)

Timer04(7) = Counter07; The time is assigned in brackets; the unit

DO9 = Timer04; is seconds exclusively (i.e.7 seconds)

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TempFlags, Comparators, User Defined Faults

TempFlag
TempFlag

TempFlag15_O = InternalDigitalInput0c_I * /Timer04 + InternalDigitalInput2b_I * Counter07;

e.g. to combine extensive logic statements using a number of inputs which are used several times throughout the program

Comparator
Comparator

InternalDigitalOutput4_O = Comparator1_I;

User
User defined
defined fault
fault message
message

UserFault5_O = InternalDigitalInput0c_I; A user-specific, individually edited fault message can be

UserText5 = “user defined“; [max. 24 characters] assigned to any system variable (of the type “input“).

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Frequently used “User Activated Faults”

 LINE OVERVOLTAGE LineOverVoltage1En_O = TRUE; Not a fatal fault

 LINE UNDERVOLTAGE MediumVoltageLowAlarm1En_O = TRUE; Not a fatal fault
 MOTOR OVERVOLTAGE ALARM MotorOverVoltageAlarmEn_O = TRUE; Not a fatal fault
 MOTOR OVERSPEED ALARM OverSpeedAlarmEn_O = TRUE; Not a fatal fault
 OUTPUT GROUND FAULT OutputGroundFaultEn_O = TRUE; Not a fatal fault
 ONE BLOWER LOST OneBlowerLostEn_O = TRUE; Not a fatal fault
OneBlowerLost_O = /ExternalDigitalInput01g_I +
/ExternalDigitalInput01h_I +
/ExternalDigitalInput02a_I +
/ExternalDigitalInput02b_I +
/ExternalDigitalInput02c_I;
 TRANSFORMER WINDING Counter04(1800)= XformerOverTempAlarm1_I *
OVERTEMPERATURE TRIP XformerOverTempAlarm2_I * timer00;
(a 155 & 190 C0 transformer CounterReset04 = ExternalDigitalInput01f_I;
winding overtemperature switch XformerOverTempFaultEn_O = TRUE; Fatal fault
open for 30 minutes trips drive) XformerOverTempFault_O = Counter04;

 CUSTOMER ALARM UserFault1Wn_O = TRUE; Alarm

UserFault1_O = Counter12;
UserText1 = "CUSTOMER ALARM";
 CUSTOMER FAULT UserFault2Wn_O = FALSE; Fatal fault
UserFault2_O = Counter00;
UserText2 = “CUSTOMER FAULT";

 EMERGENCY STOP UserFault3Wn_O = FALSE; Fatal fault

UserFault3_O = /Cr3_I;
UserText3 = "EMERGENCY STOP";

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SOP-Analysis “Speed Reference”, “Auto Display”

(4)

(5)

(1)
(2)
(3)

(1) if Counter03 is set, the keypad (up-, down-arrows) provides the speed demand
(2) at the same time the input from the analog source is disconnected
(3) if Counter03 is not set, the display of the keypad signals AUTO
(4) Counter03 is set, if the analog speed demand signal drops below a monitoring limit (e.g. 3.9 mA) . . . . . . OR
if the Local/Remote selector is in position Local (assuming the standard hardware wiring is provided)
(5) Counter03 is reset, if the analog speed demand signal is larger than the monitoring limit . . . . . . . . . . . . . AND
if the Local/Remote selector is in position Remote (standard hardware wiring!) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AND
if the keypad button Automatic has been pushed.

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Keypad Flags / Fault Reset / Analysis “Xformer Temp. Logic”

FAULT
RESET
KeypadFaultReset_I

AUTO-
MATIC
KeypadAuto_I

MAN. A fault no longer persisting can be acknowledged:

START
KeypadManualStart_I
by the “Fault Reset“-key on the keypad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OR
by e.g. a pushbutton wired to a DI of the breakout board . . . OR
MAN.
STOP
KeypadManualStop_I by the assigned soft-key on the laptop (if Tool Suite is active).

Hardware background: fault condition “Transformer Temperature critical” is a wire-break-proof signal

Programmed logic:
(“L”
temperature critical) wired to digital input “DI-0d” of the Break Out Board
- “L“-signal on “DI-0d” (temperature critical) generates “XformerOverTempAlarm2”
- and starts “MenuTimer1”
- after elapse of the (parameter defined) time “Counter02” is set and
- issues “XformerOverTempFault”
- “XformerOverTempFault” can cleared by keypad button “Fault Reset”
once the transformer temperature is no longer critical

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Examples of Programming (Ladder, Logic, Function Block)

Example of “Ladder / Logic / Function Block” Representation A

B &
C
A B C Z Z = /A * B * C
D
D E F + D * /E * F E & >1 Z

F
F G H + F * /G * /H

G &
H

correct examples Z = A+B Z equals A OR B

Z = A*B+D Z equals ( A AND B ) OR D
Z = A+B*D Z equals A OR ( B AND D )
Z = A*B+A*D Z equals ( A AND B ) OR ( A AND D )
Z = A+/B Z equals A OR ( NOT B )

incorrect syntax Z = A*(B+D) parenthesis are not allowed

/Z = A*B negation on output side not permitted

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SOP-Program “Running the Drive” as Function Diagram

fuel damper closed
DI02e

H Fatal Fault
H

speed A
& S Q >1
A>B=H
55 % B
=1 R
Comparator2
Counter00
MAN. >1
STOP
=1

Stop
DI01b
H
E-Stop
H
Local
DI01d
H

MAN. &
START & S Q

MV on Power R >1 H
drive in RUN

Transformer
H Counter01

&
=1 & S Q

Start
DI01a
R The SOP program implementing
H
Counter02 above function is given next page

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SOP-Program “Running the Drive”

The
The “Run
“Run Request”
Request” isis an
an absolutely
absolutely essential
essential part
part of
of any
any SOP-programming.
SOP-programming. Since
Since itit is
is adapted
adapted to
to local
local requirements
requirements itit
will
will differ
differ from
from site
site to
to site;
site; the
the program
program below
below is
is but
but one
one example
example given
given to
to study
study the
the general
general setup
setup to
to “Run
“Run the
the Drive”.
Drive”.

For variables to which any

peripheral function can be
assigned, the plant circuit
diagrams have to be read.
A reference list “variables /
function” might be found
within the SOP program.

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Checking Logic State and Properties of System Variables

In troubleshooting SOP-programs or in analyzing the currently active structure of a SOP-programmed function, access to
the logic state of system variables is required.
Organized in menus the “Debug Tool” offers quick and comprehensive information of the system variables’ properties.

A
A project
project in
in ”Debug
”Debug Tools”
Tools” isis created
created by
by
assigning
assigning aa name
name and
and the
the IP-address.
IP-address.

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Preparatory Settings of the SOP-Editor

Extensive
Extensive SOP-programming
SOP-programming is
is considerably
considerably supported
supported using
using the
the Software-Tool
Software-Tool ”SOP-Editor”.
”SOP-Editor”.

In
In ”Program”
”Program” the
the SOP-type
SOP-type to
to
be
be programmed
programmed (Gen(Gen IV
Nxg)
IV
Nxg)
has
has toto be
be selected
selected

The
The ”Default
”Default Directory
Directory File”
File” has
has to
to be
be
selected
selected in
in accordance
accordance with
with the
the control
control
hardware
hardware and
and firmware
firmware version
version (

(
CFC)
CFC)

The
The ”Directory
”Directory Configuration
Configuration File”
File” is
is
located
located in
in the
the same
same drive
drive (C,
(C, D,
D, ...),
...), in
in
which
which the
the “SOP-editor”
“SOP-editor” has
has been
been installed.
installed.

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Functions of the SOP-Editor

make new SOP file

go to line number
open directory file

open SOP file

System
System variables
variables are
are easily
easily located
located by by entering
save SOP file

entering
print SOP file

their
their full
full name
name oror aa fragment
fragment of of their
their name.
name.

find text
select all
Program
Program lines
lines are
are called
called up
up directly
directly (number).

paste
(number).

clear
copy
cut

Basic
Basic functions
functions for
for the
the file
file management
management can can be
be called
called upup via
via
textual
textual access
access (in
(in the
the upper
upper text
text line)
line) as
as well
well as
as via
via icons.
icons.

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Programming with the SOP-Editor

symbol of assignment
define SOP-type

logic negation

end of line
logic AND
comment

logic OR
FALSE
TRUE

System
System variables
variables are
are arranged
arranged in
in function
function packages.
packages. By
By aa single
single click
click on
on aa system
system By
By aa single
single click
click on
on aa system
system
variable
variable itit is
is entered
entered inin the
the operation
operation itit is
is entered
entered inin the
the
The
The sequential
sequential arrangement
arrangement of of these
these function
function groups
groups SOP-program
SOP-program on on the
the position
position SOP-program
SOP-program on on the
the position
position
offers
offers quick
quick access
access to
to the
the individual
individual system
system variables.
variables. marked
marked byby the the cursor.
cursor. marked
marked byby the
the cursor.
cursor.

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Color Code of System Variables

is used as output and as input

is used as input

System
System variables
variables which
which are
are used
used already
already are
are color-coded:
color-coded:
BLUE
BLUE used
used as
as input
input variable
variable (type
(type ...._I
...._I ))
RED
RED used
used as
as output
output variable
variable (type
(type ...._O
...._O ))
GREEN
GREEN used used as
as input
input and
and as
as output
output variable
variable

The
The generic
generic file
file indicates
indicates which
which application
application is
is assigned
assigned to
to
the
the system
system variables
variables within
within this
this file.
file.

toggle SOP line numbers

toggle message window

compare SOP files

update SOP flags
After
After modification
modification of
of the
the SOP-programming
SOP-programming (i.e.
(i.e. deleting
deleting system
system variables
variables no
no longer
longer

options
used
used in in the
the program)
program) thethe command
command ”update
”update SOP
SOP flags”
flags” updates
updates the
the color
color code
code within
within
the
the list
list of
of variables
variables (i.e.
(i.e. from
from green/blue/red
green/blue/red to
to white).
white).

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Compiling a SOP-Program (.dis / .sop
.hex)

only Legacy Control

Before
Before downloading
downloading aa SOP-SOP-
program
program itit has
has toto be
be com-
com-
piled
piled from
from “disassembled”
“disassembled” DIS- (SOP-) file to be compiled
(.dis
(.dis or
or .sop)
.sop) to
to aa code
code the
the
CPU
CPU cancan read
read (.hex).
(.hex).

declaration directory matched to

the FW of the file to be compiled

NXG
Control
target:
target: CFC
CFC

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Selecting a SOP-Program (Transfer CFC
RAM)

On
On the
the Compact
Compact Flash
Flash Card
Card any
any number
number of
of User
User SOP-programs
SOP-programs maymay be
be available.
available.
For
For current
current operation
operation one
one of
of these
these has
has to
to be
be selected
selected via
via parameter
parameter to
to become
become active
active in
in the
the CPU.
CPU.

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SOP Processing
User SOP on CompactFC
statements independent
on system data
RawDemandKeypad_O
= TRUE;
statements dependent
on system data
DriveFaultReset_O
= KeypadFaultReset_I;
RampStop_O
= TempFlag02_O;
User SOP on RAM
RawDemandKeypad_O
= TRUE;
DriveFaultReset_O
= KeypadFaultReset_I;
RampStop_O
= TempFlag02_O;
input phase
input variables (InternalDigitalInput02b_I, FatalFault_I)
are filled with current system data coming in
from hardware (24 VDC on terminal J9:3) or
from software (Fatal Fault state as eagle code processed)
evaluation phase
- embedded logic is executed in the order of statements
- outputs must be listed with one equation only
- counters and timers have to be defined as outputs
before using them as inputs
Counter07(1) = DigitalInput02b_I;
DigitalOutput4_O = Counter07;
- counters have to be defined before defining resets
Counter07(1) = ... _I;
... _O = Counter07;
CounterReset07 = … _I;
the output of one statement is immediately available as
executed only once
an input to any following statements;
evaluation order
during system
may be critical
program initiation
output variables are determined
continuously exe- output phase
cuted with a typical
scan time of 20 to output variables (InternalDigitalOutput4_O, setpoint6_O)
50 ms (dependent are transferred with their determined value
on length and to hardware (relay contacts on terminal J3:4-6) or
complexity) to software (setpoint 6 is evaluated in CGD);
statements processed during evaluation take effect

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Lab-Work on SOP

Ladder Diagram for “Run Stop Logic” using a “single input switch” for “Local - / Remote Operation”

230 VAC Breakout Alias LocalSelect

Board
Local - / Remote DI
switch

LocalSelect RemoteStart_I Network1RunRequest RunRequestLatch

input output
LocalSelect KeypadManualStartStart_I Network1RunRequest
reset

RemoteStop_I Network1RunEnable_O RunRequestLatchReset

KeypadManualStop_I Network1RunRequest

Cr_3

FatalFault_I

RunRequestLatch RunRequest_O

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Lab-Work LAB 1 on SOP

LAB 1 Write the SOP Program for the “Run Stop Logic” as represented by the ladder diagram on the
previous page.

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Lab-Work LAB 2 on SOP

LAB 2 Instead of the “single input switch” for “Local - / Remote Operation” as programmed in the SOP, the
drive’s “Local - / Remote Operation” is selected via a switch with one n.o.- and one n.c.-contact as
shown below (the section shown below is copied from the plant diagrams, sheet 21).

Refer to the complete set of the plant diagrams and

- draw the now valid ladder diagram to set variable RunRequestLatch and
- write the respective statement line in SOP.

RunRequestLatch
input output

reset

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Solution to LAB 1 on SOP

LAB 1 Write the SOP Program for the “Run Stop Logic” as represented by the ladder diagram on the
previous page.

RunRequestLatch(1) = / LocalSelect * RemoteStart_I * / Network1RunRequest

+ LocalSelect * KeypadManualStart_I * / Network1RunRequest;

RunRequestLatchReset = RemoteStop_I * / Network1RunEnable_O

+ KeypadManualStop_I * / Network1RunRequest
+ / Cr_3
+ FatalFault_I;

RunRequest_O = RunRequestLatch;

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Solution to LAB 2 on SOP

LAB 2 Instead of the “single input switch” for “Local - / Remote Operation” as programmed in the SOP, the
drive’s “Local - / Remote Operation” is selected via a switch with one n.o.- and one n.c.-contact as
shown below (the section shown below is copied from the plant diagrams, sheet 21).

Refer to the complete set of the plant diagrams and

- draw the now valid ladder diagram to set variable RunRequestLatch and
- write the respective statement line in SOP.

InternalDigitalInput1b_I InternalDigitalInput1a_I Network1RunRequest RunRequestLatch

input output
InternalDigitalInput0b_I KeypadManualStart_I Network1RunRequest
reset

RunRequestLatch(1) = InternalDigitalInput1b_I * InternalDigitalInput1a_I * /Network1RunRequest

+ InternalDigitalInput0b_I * KeypadManualStart_I * /Network1RunRequest;

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