A.J

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Hello everbody,

 

I'm olmost programming plc for 2 years now. So i no some of the basic stuff. But now i want to trie somting new for me. 

 

Every minute i wont to lower the output of a valve.

I can't find a way to make this work.

 

For exampel

Thank for your support.

 

greetz

 

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Hello A.J,
     There are lots of ways to do this:

  • One approach would be to use a 1min timer.  When the timer completes, lower the valve and start the timer again. (Timers like TON, TOF, OUT_T, etc.)
  • Another approach would be to use PLC's internal system clock (SD214 - depending on PLC) and lower the valve when the value changes.

     Which PLC are you working with and what language are you programming in (ladder, FBD, ST)?

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Hello Integrator,

Thank for youre fast respons.

I thought i had put a example pic but that din't upload. 

So i just make one sketch whit exel, than it hits me mabye this wil work. 

 

I use a FX5 plc.  I what thinking on do making it whit FBD. but i can ols make it in ladder.

 

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Againe can't i get mij upload on this post.

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You need to add far more detail.

Analogue? Voltage/current . Many types of valves.

Too vague to answer yet.

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There was an issue with attachments not working, the site has been fixed if you try it again.

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Crossbow,

 

thank you for the update. 

 

In the mean while i have a dissolved this problem. 

 

Thank you  for everonys help.

 

Greetz,

 

A.J. 

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18 hours ago, Crossbow said:

There was an issue with attachments not working, the site has been fixed if you try it again.

Which attachment was it? I might be able to fix it?

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It was a pgn file. Named example 

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you mean *.PNG?

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Yes you are right. Me bad. 

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PNG is supported. must be the issue with attachments not working earlier this month. Its fixed now.

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