The document provides guidelines for using timers and conditionals in Visilogic programs. It recommends good practices like adding a system bit for start up, mapping inputs and outputs properly, using comments, and building before downloading. It also outlines how to implement set and reset coils, basic latches, timers, interlock conditionals, on release conditionals, and disable conditionals for timers.
The document provides guidelines for using timers and conditionals in Visilogic programs. It recommends good practices like adding a system bit for start up, mapping inputs and outputs properly, using comments, and building before downloading. It also outlines how to implement set and reset coils, basic latches, timers, interlock conditionals, on release conditionals, and disable conditionals for timers.
The document provides guidelines for using timers and conditionals in Visilogic programs. It recommends good practices like adding a system bit for start up, mapping inputs and outputs properly, using comments, and building before downloading. It also outlines how to implement set and reset coils, basic latches, timers, interlock conditionals, on release conditionals, and disable conditionals for timers.
College of Engineering Electrical and Electronics Engineering Institute
TIMERS AND CONDITIONALS
HANDOUT nd 2 Semester AY 2019-2020
Good Practices in Visilogic:
• Add System Bit (SB) 02 – Start up bit because Memory Bits (MB) for the PLC model we are using are retentive (i.e. retain values between power ON/OFF cycles) • Map all pushbutton inputs and relays output at the start and end nets, respectively. • Use comments to explain each net. • Use a single rung for every net. • Build before downloading. • Download with Stop-Download-Reset. • Register your Visilogic.
SET AND RESET COILS
Basic Latch Implementation through Set and Reset Coil