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Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Instruction Manual (676 pages)

LOGIX 5000 Controllers

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 11.99 MB

Table of Contents
9
Preface

15
- Studio 5000 Environment
  15
- Additional Resources
  16
- Legal Notices
  16
- Immediate Type Instructions
  23
- Understand Instruction Timing
  23
- Message Type Instructions
  24
- Process Type Instructions
  25
- Write a Motion Application Program
  27
Motion State Instructions

29
- Chapter 1 Motion State Instructions ................................................................................................ 29
  
  35
  - Motion Axis Fault Reset (MAFR)
    35
  - MAFR Flow Chart (True)
    39
  - Motion Axis Shutdown (MASD)
    40
  - MASD Flow Chart (True)
    45
  - Motion Axis Shutdown Reset (MASR)
    45
  - MASR Flow Chart (True)
    50
  - Motion Direct Drive off (MDF)
    51
  - MDF Flow Chart (True)
    55
  - Motion Direct Drive on (MDO)
    56
  - MDO Flow Chart (True)
    62
  - Motion Drive Start (MDS)
    63
  - Motion Servo off (MSF)
    71
  - MSF Flow Chart (True)
    76
  - Motion Servo on (MSO)
    77
  - MSO Flow Chart (True)
    81
Motion Move Instructions

83
- Chapter 2 Motion Move Instructions ............................................................................................... 83
  
  84
  - Motion Axis Stop (MAS)
    84
  - Motion Axis Home (MAH)
    93
  - MAH Flow Chart (True)
    100
  - Motion Axis Jog (MAJ)
    101
  - Motion Axis Move (MAM)
    112
  - Motion Axis Gear (MAG)
    125
  - MAG Flow Chart (True)
    137
  - Motion Change Dynamics (MCD)
    138
  - MCD Flow Chart (True)
    148
  - Motion Redefine Position (MRP)
    149
  - MRP Flow Chart (True)
    155
  - Motion Calculate Cam Profile (MCCP)
    156
  - Motion Calculate Slave Values (MCSV)
    163
  - Motion Axis Position Cam (MAPC)
    166
  - MAPC Flow Chart (True)
    190
  - Motion Axis Time Cam (MATC)
    191
  - MATC Flow Chart (True)
    209
- Chapter 3 Motion Group Instructions
  
  211
  - Motion Group Stop (MGS)
    212
  - MGS Flow Chart (True)
    219
  - Motion Group Shutdown (MGSD)
    220
  - MGSD Flow Chart (True)
    225
  - Motion Group Shutdown Reset (MGSR)
    226
  - MGSR Flow Chart (True)
    229
  - Motion Group Strobe Position (MGSP)
    230
  - MGSP Flow Chart (True)
    233
- Chapter 4 Motion Event Instructions
  
  235
  - Motion Arm Watch (MAW)
    236
  - MAW Flow Chart (True)
    242
  - Understand a Programming Example
    243
  - Motion Disarm Watch (MDW)
    243
  - MDW Flow Chart (True)
    248
  - Motion Arm Registration (MAR)
    249
  - MAR Flow Chart (True)
    257
  - Motion Disarm Registration (MDR)
    258
  - Motion Arm Output Cam (MAOC)
    262
  - Scheduled Output Module
    282
  - Specifying the Output Cam
    289
  - Specifying Output Compensation
    293
  - MAOC Flow Chart (True)
    297
  - Motion Disarm Output Cam (MDOC)
    298
  - MDOC Flow Chart (True)
    303
- Chapter 5 Motion Configuration Instructions
  
  305
  - Motion Apply Axis Tuning (MAAT)
    306
  - MAAT Flow Chart (True)
    313
  - Motion Run Axis Tuning (MRAT)
    313
  - MRAT Flow Chart (True)
    323
  - Motion Apply Hookup Diagnostics (MAHD)
    324
  - MAHD Flow Chart (True)
    329
  - Motion Run Hookup Diagnostics (MRHD)
    330
  - Rockwell Automation Publication MOTION-RM002H-EN-P-February
    330
  - MRHD Flow Chart (True)
    343
  - Modify Motion Configuration Parameters
    344
Multi-Axis Coordinated Multi-Axis Coordinated Motion Instructions

345
- Motion Instructions Master Driven Coordinated Control (MDCC)
  354
- Chapter 6 Multi-Axis Coordinated Motion Instructions ........................................................... 345
  
  361
MDSC Functionality

521
- Chapter 7 Master Driven Axis Control (MDAC) ....................................................................... 521
  
  529
Program a Velocity Profile Definition of Jerk

551
And Jerk Rate and Tune an Choose a Profile

551
- Chapter 8 Definition of Jerk ............................................................................................................. 551 Choose a Profile ................................................................................................................ 551
  
  553
  - Velocity Profile Effects
    553
  - Tune an S-Curve Profile
    553
Motion Error Codes, Faults, and Attributes

557
- Chapter 9 Motion Error Codes (.ERR) .......................................................................................... 557
  
  568
  - Handle Motion Faults
    568
  - Motion Attributes
    569
  - Understand Motion Status and Configuration Parameters
    608
  - Troubleshoot Axis Motion
    608
- Chapter 10
  
  627
  - CAM Structure
    627
  - MOTION_GROUP Structure
    628
  - MOTION_INSTRUCTION Data Type
    630
  - OUTPUT_CAM Structure
    632
  - OUTPUT_COMPENSATION Structure
    633
Overview of Motion-Related Data Types

627
- Chapter 11
  
  635
  - Structured Text Syntax
    635
  - Structured Text Components: Assignments
    636
  - Structured Text Components: Expressions
    638
  - Use Arithmetic Operators and Functions
    640
  - Use Relational Operators
    641
  - Use Logical Operators
    642
  - Use Bitwise Operators
    643
  - Determine the Order of Execution
    644
  - Structured Text Components: Instructions
    644
  - Structured Text Components: Constructs
    645
  - Character String Literals
    646
  - If_Then
    648
  - Case_Of
    651
  - For_Do
    653
  - While_Do
    655
  - Repeat_Until
    658
  - Structured Text Components: Comments
    660
  - Rockwell Automation Publication MOTION-RM002H-EN-P-February
    661
Overview of Structured Text Programming

635
Common Attributes for Motion Instructions

663
Chapter 12 Common Attributes ........................................................................................................ 663 Index through Arrays ..................................................................................................... 663

664
- Immediate Values
  664
- Floating Point Values
  664
- LINT Data Types
  666
- Data Types
  667
- Data Conversions
  669
- Math Status Flags
  673

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Reference Manual (561 pages)

Controllers Advanced Process Control and Drives and Equipment Phase and Sequence Instructions

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 7.17 MB

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (92 pages)

Controllers Sequential Function Charts

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 1.81 MB

Table of Contents
5
Preface

9
- Studio 5000 Environment
  9
- Additional Resources
  10
- Legal Notices
  10
- Chapter 1
  
  13
Design a Sequential Function Chart

13
- Introduction
  13
- What Is a Sequential Function Chart
  14
- Define the Tasks
  18
- Choose How to Execute the SFC
  19
- Define the Steps of the Process
  19
  - Step Guidelines
    19
  - SFC_STEP Structure
    20
- Organize the Steps
  23
  - Sequence
    25
  - Selection Branch
    25
  - Simultaneous Branch
    26
  - Wire to a Previous Step
    27
- Add Actions for each Step
  28
  - How Do You Want to Use the Action
    28
  - Use a Non-Boolean Action
    28
  - Use a Boolean Action
    29
  - SFC_ACTION Structure
    30
- Describe each Action in Pseudocode
  31
- Choose a Qualifier for an Action
  32
- Define the Transition Conditions
  33
- Transition after a Specified Time
  36
- Turn off a Device at the End of a Step
  38
- Keep Something on from Step-To-Step
  45
- End the SFC
  48
  - Use a Stop Element
    48
  - Restart (Reset) the SFC
    49
  - SFC_STOP Structure
    50
- Nest an SFC
  50
  - Pass Parameters
    52
- Configure When to Return to the OS/JSR
  52
- Execution Diagrams
  53
- Pause or Reset an SFC
  53
Program a Sequential Function Chart

59
- Chapter 2 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 59
  
  60
  - Add and Automatically Connect Elements
    60
  - Drag Elements
    60
  - Create a Simultaneous Branch
    60
    
    Start a Simultaneous Branch
    60
    
    End a Simultaneous Branch
    61
  - Create a Selection Branch
    62
    
    Start a Selection Branch
    62
    
    End a Selection Branch
    63
  - Set the Priorities of a Selection Branch
    63
  - Connect a Wire to the Step
    65
  - Configure a Step
    66
    
    Assign the Preset Time for a Step
    66
    
    Configure Alarms for a Step
    67
    
    Use an Expression to Calculate a Time
    67
  - Hide a Wire
    66
  - Program a Transition
    68
    
    Enter a BOOL Expression
    68
    
    Call a Subroutine When Programming a Transition
    69
  - Add an Action
    69
  - Configure an Action
    69
    
    Change the Qualifier of an Action
    69
    
    Calculate a Preset Time at Runtime
    70
    
    Mark an Action as a Boolean Action
    71
  - Program an Action
    71
    
    Enter Structured Text
    71
    
    Call a Subroutine in an Action
    72
  - Assign the Execution Order of Actions
    72
  - Document an SFC
    73
    
    Language Switching
    73
    
    Add Structured Text Comments
    74
    
    Add a Tag Description
    75
    
    Add a Text Box
    75
    
    Show or Hide Text Boxes or Tag Descriptions
    76
    
    Hide an Individual Tag Description
    76
  - Configure the Execution of the SFC
    77
  - Verify the Routine
    77
  - Edit an SFC Online
    78
    
    Maintain Active SFC Step
    78
  - Rockwell Automation Publication 1756-PM006I-EN-P - February
    78
- Chapter 3 Introduction ........................................................................................................................
  
  79
  - Enable Forces
    79
Force Steps

79
- Precautions
  79
- Check Force Status
  80
  - Force LED
    81
  - GSV Instruction
    82
- Disable or Remove a Force
  80
- Step through a Transition or a Force of a Path
  82
- When to Use an SFC Force
  83
  - Force a Transition
    83
  - Force a Simultaneous Path
    85
- Add an SFC Force
  86
- Remove or Disable Forces
  87
  - Disable All SFC Forces
    87
  - Remove All SFC Forces
    87

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (48 pages)

Controllers Produced and Consumed Tags

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 0.82 MB

Table of Contents
4
Preface
7
Additional Resources
7
Legal Notices
8
Produce and Consume a Tag
11
Introduction
11
Controllers and Networks that Support Produced/Consumed Tags
12
Connection Requirements of a Produced or Consumed Tag
12
Multicast Produce Tags
13
Considerations When Migrating Projects that Contain Multicast Produce Tags
13
Organize Tags for Produced or Consumed Data
14
Adjust for Bandwidth Limitations
15
Create a Produced Tag
16
Create a Consumed Tag
18
Additional Steps for a PLC-5C Controller
22
RPI Limitations and Negotiated Default
23
Set RPI Limits, Default for Producer Tag
25
Unicast Connection Option
27
Verify Consumed Tag Acceptance
29
Produced and Consumed RPI Scenarios
32
Scenario 1
32
Scenario 2
33
Scenario 3
34
Scenario 4
35
1769-L2X and 1769-L3X RPI Limits
35
RPI I/O Faults
37
Introduction
39
Produce a Large Array
40

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (38 pages)

Controllers Messages

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 1.06 MB

Table of Contents
5
Preface

7
- Studio 5000 Environment
  7
- Additional Resources
  8
- Legal Notices
  8
- Chapter 1
  
  11
Controller Messages

11
- Introduction to Controller Messages
  11
- Supported Data Types
  11
- Message Queue
  12
- Cache List
  13
- Guidelines
  15
- Unconnected Buffers
  15
- Get or Set the Number of Unconnected Buffers
  16
  - Get the Number of Unconnected Buffers
    16
  - Set the Number of Unconnected Buffers
    16
- Convert between Ints and Dints
  18
- Chapter 2
  
  23
  - Introduction
    23
Manage Multiple Messages

23
- Message Manager Logic
  23
- Chapter 3
  
  27
  - Introduction
    27
Send a Message to Multiple Controllers

27

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (35 pages)

Nonvolatile Memory Card

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Controller | Size: 0.68 MB

Table of Contents
5
Additional Resources
7
Preface

7
- Studio 5000 Environment
  7
- Legal Notices
  8
- Chapter 1
  
  11
  - Introduction
    11
Store and Load a

11
- Controllers with Memory Card Options
  12
  - Prevent a Major Fault During a Load
    13
  - Read/Write Card Data
    14
  - Compactflash Card Formatting
    14
  - Secure Digital Card Formatting
    15
  - Perform Firmware Updates
    15
  - When to Load an Image
    16
- Store a Project
  18
- Load a Project
  21
- Check for a Load
  24
- Clear a Memory Card
  25
- Change Which Project Loads
  29
Memory Card

11
- Chapter 2
  
  29
  - Introduction
    29
Use a Memory Card Reader

29
- Change the Load Parameters
  30
- Other Uses for a Memory Card
  31
Index

33

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Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Instruction Manual (676 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Motion State Instructions

Chapter 1 Motion State Instructions ................................................................................................ 29

Motion Move Instructions

Chapter 2 Motion Move Instructions ............................................................................................... 83

Chapter 3 Motion Group Instructions

Chapter 4 Motion Event Instructions

Chapter 5 Motion Configuration Instructions

Multi-Axis Coordinated Multi-Axis Coordinated Motion Instructions

Chapter 6 Multi-Axis Coordinated Motion Instructions ........................................................... 345

MDSC Functionality

Chapter 7 Master Driven Axis Control (MDAC) ....................................................................... 521

Program a Velocity Profile Definition of Jerk

And Jerk Rate and Tune an Choose a Profile

Chapter 8 Definition of Jerk ............................................................................................................. 551 Choose a Profile ................................................................................................................ 551

Motion Error Codes, Faults, and Attributes

Chapter 9 Motion Error Codes (.ERR) .......................................................................................... 557

Chapter 10

Overview of Motion-Related Data Types

Chapter 11

Overview of Structured Text Programming

Common Attributes for Motion Instructions

Chapter 12 Common Attributes ........................................................................................................ 663 Index through Arrays ..................................................................................................... 663

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Reference Manual (561 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Process Control Instructions

Chapter 1 Process Control Instructions ........................................................................................... 19

Drives Drives Instructions

Chapter 2 Drives Instructions .......................................................................................................... 263

Filter

Chapter 3 Filter Instructions ............................................................................................................ 319

Select_Limit Instructions

Chapter 4 Select/Limit Instructions ............................................................................................... 349

Statistical Instructions

Chapter 5 Statistical Instructions ..................................................................................................... 381

Chapter 6 Logical and Move Instructions ......................................................................................

Logical and Move

Equipment Phase Equipment Phase Instructions

Chapter 7 Equipment Phase Instructions ...................................................................................... 415 Attach to Equipment Phase (PATT) ........................................................................... 416

Chapter 8 Equipment Sequence Instructions ................................................................................

Equipment Sequence Equipment Sequence Instructions

Function Block Attributes

Chapter 9 Choose the Function Block Elements.......................................................................... 492

Structured Text Programming

Chapter 10 Structured Text Syntax ................................................................................................... 508 Structured Text Components: Comments ................................................................ 509

Common Attributes for Advanced Process Control and Drives Instructions

Chapter 11 Common Attributes ........................................................................................................ 537 Math Status Flags ............................................................................................................. 537

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (92 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1

Design a Sequential Function Chart

Program a Sequential Function Chart

Chapter 2 Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 59

Chapter 3 Introduction ........................................................................................................................

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Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (48 pages)

Table of Contents

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (38 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1

Controller Messages

Chapter 2

Manage Multiple Messages

Chapter 3

Send a Message to Multiple Controllers

Allen-Bradley 5069 Compact GuardLogix Programming Manual (35 pages)

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1

Store and Load a

Memory Card

Chapter 2

Use a Memory Card Reader

Index