Float Valve

[AndrejP 1]

Hello.

I need to create project to manage FLOAT VALVE.

Let's say that RUNNING_Time of valve is 100 seconds.

Usually I would control the float valve in this way:
When I start or stop the regulation, the valve would be closing for 110% of RUNNING_Time (positioning).
When the positioning is done, I would start NORMAL_Operation.
In normal operation I would like to drive the valve based on time intervals.

If the valve is closed and the POSITION_Setpoint is 50%, I would set the DIGITAL_OUT_Open for 50 seconds.

If the POSITION_Setpoint then goes to 60%, I would set the DIGITAL_OUT_Open for 10 more seconds.
Does someone have this kind of sample written in CX-Programmer?
Thanks.

I have INPUT data for valve:

- POSITION_Setpoint (0-100%)

- RUNNING_Time  (120 sec)

I would like to have OUTPUTS:

- POSSITION_Current

- DIGITAL_OUT_Open

- DIGITAL_OUT_Close

[BobLfoot 281]

@AndrejP not sure how the CXProgrammer community folks are, but most programmers I know won't write code for free.  That said if you were to take a crack at programming it and post your work, you would "tons" of "free advice" on how to improve and make it better.  Give those helping you a place to start and show some initiative will get more responses.

[AndrejP 1]

@BobLfoot  

I have different experiences as you. The forums are usually meant to help users to solve their problems FOR FREE.

 

[pturmel 118]

4 hours ago, AndrejP said:

solve their problems FOR FREE.

Meh.  I help solve people's problems for free, in public, for two reasons:

1. I like to.
2. It is good for my professional reputation.

Both reasons have constraints on the time I may put in.  Questioners who put it some effort to help me help them will get more attention.

[mike_cheesehead 6]

Writing code in CX programmer is very much dependant on the model PLC you are using. some plc's have more or less fuctions.

i have code for digital open and close and with a current feed back . but. Im using a Mad 42 analoge card for de scaling .

this is why code can be dependent on the type of card you are using 

 

Edited 2 June by mike_cheesehead