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stickman47
Gents,

I am trying to program an off delay in an S7 project. I believe I have the ntework right but it doesn't work. what am I doing wrong?


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I need Q100.0 to stay on for 4 seconds after I51.1 transistions from '1' to '0'. Currently Q100.0 goes to '1' when I51.1 is '1' but it goes to '0' when I51.1 goes to '0'. I cannot get the delay to work...


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aggattapauer
QUOTE (stickman47 @ Nov 6 2009, 05:19 PM) *
Gents,

I am trying to program an off delay in an S7 project. I believe I have the ntework right but it doesn't work. what am I doing wrong?


Click to view attachment


I need Q100.0 to stay on for 4 seconds after I51.1 transistions from '1' to '0'. Currently Q100.0 goes to '1' when I51.1 is '1' but it goes to '0' when I51.1 goes to '0'. I cannot get the delay to work...


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you don't need a delay but a pulse.. choose the Timer Pulse and put I51.1 off --|/|--
stickman47
QUOTE (aggattapauer @ Nov 7 2009, 08:52 PM) *
QUOTE (stickman47 @ Nov 6 2009, 05:19 PM) *
Gents,

I am trying to program an off delay in an S7 project. I believe I have the ntework right but it doesn't work. what am I doing wrong?


Click to view attachment


I need Q100.0 to stay on for 4 seconds after I51.1 transistions from '1' to '0'. Currently Q100.0 goes to '1' when I51.1 is '1' but it goes to '0' when I51.1 goes to '0'. I cannot get the delay to work...


shrug.gif


you don't need a delay but a pulse.. choose the Timer Pulse and put I51.1 off --|/|--



Thanks, but I solved my own problem by using an SF relay instead of the S5 Off Delay timer. This works pervectly and is less cumbersome.


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