
arnoldzw
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Sorry, I was to early with my question... When searching further in the manual i`ll see the answer! But are there only 100ms, 10ms and 1 ms based timers? Is it possible to create an low speed 1 second timers and have an bigger range 32767s?
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arnoldzw started following Not working TON function block
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Hi all, I have an strange problem in my FX2 PLC. It`s about an program created in FBD language, in the GX works2 software. (FX2-32MR-ES) I have an regulair TON block, created an input signal and an PT value. But when the PT value is larger then 3276 seconds, the TON timer will not run. See attachments.... An PT value of 3276 s (T#54m36s) and lower, then the TON timer runs, and you can see the ET value increase. An PT value of 3277 s (T#54m37s) and higher, then the timer will not run, and the ET value remains "0". Have searched in the PLC parameter settings if there is some limitation, but can`t find something like this. Does anyone knows what i`am doing wrong?
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That make sense! thank you! Didn`t knew those where the same, only another way of notation! Have tested it, and it works now, thank you!
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Sorry, i still don`t get it when i read the example with DESQR an DEMUL as decribed above, My base value is from an analog measurement and is an floating value. The power raising factor is also an float value, but fixed 1,5. For example: let`s say my measurement value is 0,25. What to calculate is: Y = 0,25**1,5 (0,25 to the 1,5th) or ( in excel function POWER(0.25;1.5) ) Can someone explain how to do this in an FX2 CPU?
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Thank you for you`re answer, The SQRT instruction isn`t available in my FX2 CPU and GXWorks. Searching in the manuals only gives the SQR / SQRP / DSQR / DSQRP instructions, but these are only for word format. I need the float value, then the DESQR instruction and DESQRP are available. But these instructions only do square root operation. I have also an float exponent (1,5) Don`t know how to calulate Y="float value"**1,5 My math skills from school are not that good anymore
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arnoldzw started following Calculate exponent in FX2
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Hi All, I need to do some math in an FX2 PLC. I`m using GXWorks2. What i need is the function " ** / Exponentiation " (but in help i see this function is only available in FX3U) For Example: d := s1 ** s2; The problem is my exponent is also an FLOAT value, 1.5. What is need to calculate is: result := Measurement_value ** 1.5 How can this math been done in an FX2N, hope someone can give me some advice? Best regards, Arnold
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arnoldzw started following Questionnaire industrial automation
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arnoldzw started following kHz signal on digital input
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Hi all, I have an question for something i haven’t seen before, hope someone can help me. There is an FX2N plc with an level transmitter connected to an digital input. The output signal of the leveltransmitter is an kHz frequency. Level = 0-10 meter = 1-2 kHz PLC needs new software, cliënt wants to keep this sensor. change sensor for 4-20ma is not desirable by cliënt, also there is no analog input available. Is there anybody who has seen this before? How can this sort of input been scaled to an level value inside plc? Something with counter/scale blocks?
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arnoldzw started following Special function module convert FX2 > FX3
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Hi all, I have an program for an FX2N PLC working in GXworks2. The reading of BFM, analog input, i do with an FROM instruction, works fine for me! (see picture) (Special module type FX2N-4AD) Now i need to convert this program to an newer type PLC, the FX3U. (with special module FX3U-4AD) I have set the new PLC type, and compiled the program. No errors for now. Should the solution with the FROM instruction work on the FX3U as well without additional settings? Or do i need to configure some additional things in the PLC parameters? I see the screens as attached below, these settings are not available for the FX2 CPU, but they do for the FX3. Do i need to configure these or other additional settings here, or can this be empty and leave the program as-is with only the FROM instruction?
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arnoldzw started following Adressing extention module FX3
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Hi all, Have an question about adressing inputs of I/O expansion modules. Is there any diffrence in adressing for digital IO and analog IO and there position in line? For example: I have an FX3U-16MR-ES with three expansion modules: Module 1: FX2N-8EX-ES (8x DI) Module 2: FX2N-8EX-ES (8x DI) Module 3: FX2N-4AD (4x AI) What is the right adressing for the inputs of these three modules? And what if the order is different, so analog module is first, and then the two digital modules? Who can give me some advice?
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Hi @kaare_t, Can you show me how this instruction would look like? I would split the 16 bits from an word to additional bits. D100.0=bit0 D100.1=bit1 ... D100.15=bit15 Regards
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Thank you sczot, The CPU is limited to 8K, so 16K wont work.
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Thank you Daniel, Correct, but these are re-fits for an current installation where the PLC needs to stay unfortunally. Maybe its good to reprogram some parts into ST or ladder. Do you know what language takes the less step sizes? Ladder of ST?
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arnoldzw started following Exceed maximum step size
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Hi guys! Need some help from the real specialists! I`am used to work normally with Scheider Unity and make my program`s always in function blocks. Now working on my first GXworks2 project, and programmed the whole project also in FBD. I have an FX2N-32MR plc, and defined in the configuration the maximum step size of the cpu to 8000 steps. I have compiled my program successfully, but the result gives an program size of 10217 steps. (and i`m not finished programming yet) Converting the program to ladder or ST is not possible i think....? (and i`am not very familiar with those languages) Add additional memory card is also not possible because of the type installation. Did have some self-made function blocks inside, but they are very simple. How is counting of steps working in GXworks2? Are the 8000 steps for the complete project, or per POU, so than split into pou,s will reduce steps?? Strange is when i add one single BIT move block into the program, and compile again. Program size becomes 10229. (so the one move block is 12 steps?) Are there any tips for reducing the memory/program load?
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Hi @collinsd70 Thank you, i have started to make my own FUN now indeed. Thank you for helping.