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Foundation Logic View Configuration Manual (210 pages)

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Introduction

3
- Table of Contents
  5
Chapter 1 - Network Elements (Ladder Elements) and Tools

11
- The Network Elements
  
  11
- Definitions of the Elements of the Network Tool Box
  
  11
  - Normally Open Contact
    11
  - Normally Closed Contact
    11
  - Positive Transition-Sensing Contact
    11
  - Negative Transition-Sensing Contact
    11
  - Coil
    12
  - Negated Coil
    12
  - Set (Latch) Coil
    12
  - Reset (Unlatch) Coil
    12
  - Retentive (Memory) Coil
    12
  - Set Retentive (Memory) Coil
    12
  - Reset Retentive (Memory) Coil
    12
  - Positive Transition-Sensing Coil
    12
  - Negative Transition-Sensing Coil
    13
  - Horizontal Connecting Line
    13
  - Vertical Connecting Line
    13
  - Eliminate Vertical Connecting Line from the Focused Cell
    13
  - Function Blocks
    13
  - User Function
    13
  - Jump to a Network
    13
  - Return for the Last Jump
    13
- Boolean Logic
  
  13
  - Normally Open Relay
    13
  - Logical Function or
    14
  - Logical Function and
    14
  - Boolean Equations
    14
  - Boolean Algebra
    15
Chapter 2 - Function Blocks

17
- EN Input and ENO Output
  
  17
- Available Function Blocks in Alphabetic Order
  
  18
- Function Blocks Listed by Functional Groups
  
  19
- Time and Pulse Related Functions
  
  20
  - Pulse Accumulator (ACC)
    20
  - Pulse Accumulator (ACC_N)
    21
  - Pulse Counter down (CTD)
    23
  - Pulse Counter up (CTU)
    24
  - Pulse Counter up (CTU1)
    25
  - Real Time Alarm (RTA)
    26
  - Timer Off-Delay (TOF)
    27
  - Timer Off-Delay (TOF1)
    28
  - Timer On-Delay (TON)
    28
  - Timer On-Delay (TON1)
    30
  - Timer Pulse
    31
  - Timer Pulse (TP1)
    32
- Data Manipulation Functions
  
  33
  - Byte to Bits Conversion (BTB)
    33
  - BCD to Integer Conversion (BTI)
    34
  - First in First out (FIFO)
    35
  - Integer Constants (ICT)
    38
  - Integer to BCD Conversion (ITB)
    39
  - Integer to Real Conversion (ITR)
    40
  - Multiplexer (MUX)
    41
  - Bitwise Not (NOT)
    42
  - Output Binary Selection (OSEL)
    43
  - Real Constants (RCT)
    44
  - Real to Integer Conversion (RTI)
    45
  - Binary Selection (SEL)
    46
  - Truncate (TRC)
    47
  - Bit Wise Logic (BWL)
    48
- Mathematical Functions
  
  50
  - Absolute Value (ABS)
    50
  - Addition (ADD)
    51
  - Division (DIV)
    52
  - Modulo (MOD)
    53
  - Multiplication (MUL)
    54
  - Square Root (SQR)
    55
  - Subtraction (SUB)
    56
- Comparison Functions
  
  57
  - Equality
    57
  - Decreasing Monotonic Sequence
    58
  - Decreasing Sequence
    59
  - Increasing Monotonic Sequence
    60
  - Limiter (LMT)
    61
  - Increasing Sequence
    62
  - Maximum (MAX)
    63
  - Minimum (MIN)
    64
  - Inequality
    65
- Process Control Functions
  
  66
Chapter3 - The LOGICVIEW

91
- Introduction
  
  91
- Installation
  
  91
- Using the LOGICVIEW
  
  92
  - Launching the Application
    92
  - Project Information
    92
  - Working Directory
    93
  - Setting up the I/O Modules
    94
  - Special Modules
    96
  - Configuration and Hardware Consistency
    97
  - Editing the I/O Modules
    98
- Special I/O Modules
  
  98
  - Configuring the DF44 Module
    98
  - Configuring the DF45 Temperature Module
    100
  - Configuring the DF46 Module
    101
  - Configuring the FB700 Module
    102
  - The Balance Sheet
    104
- ID and the Modules
  
  105
- A Note about the Copy, Paste, and Move Tools
  
  106
  - Copy and Paste
    106
  - Move
    107
- Undo
  
  107
- Memory Allocation
  
  108
- Adding Modules
  
  109
- Adding a New Rack
  
  109
- Remote I/O Subsystem
  
  110
- Global Table
  
  110
  - Fail/Safe Outputs
    111
- Configuring Virtual Modules (Discrete Memory Locations)
  
  111
  - User Tags and Description for Virtual Points
    112
- Configuring the Control Strategy
  
  114
  - Ladder Diagrams (Ladder Networks)
    114
  - The Logic Network
    114
  - The Complete Cycle of the DF65
    114
  - Synchronized Ladder Logic Execution and Communication
    114
  - Execution Sequence of a Logic Network
    115
  - Logic Network Editing Preferences
    115
  - Managing Multiple Logic Networks
    115
  - Moving from One Logic Network to the Other
    116
  - Inserting Ladder Diagram Elements
    116
  - Inserting Function Blocks
    119
  - Deleting Elements with the Button Delete
    121
  - Function Blocks Links
    122
  - PID Loop Automatic/Manual Operation
    122
  - PID Loop Set Point Operation
    126
  - General Hints on the Network
    128
- Finding Things in the Networks
  
  128
  - Using the I/O Find Option
    131
  - The User Function Find Tab
    133
  - The Function Blocks Find Tab
    133
- Adding Notes to the Ladder Logic Programming Lines
  
  134
- Configuration Memory Usage and Execution Time Estimation
  
  135
  - CPU Memory
    135
  - I/O Modules
    136
  - The Network (Ladder Diagram)
    137
  - How to Estimate the Space for User-Functions
    138
  - Function Blocks
    139
- Connecting to the DF65
  
  141
  - Cable
    141
  - Communication Switch
    141
  - Physical Layer and Time out
    142
  - Changing the DF65 Communication Settings
    144
  - Changing the DF65 Communication Parameters
    145
  - Communication Optimized
    146
- Ethernet Communication Settings
  
  147
  - Time out for the LAN
    147
  - ENET-700/ ENET-710 IP Address
    148
  - Using ENET-700
    149
  - Using ENET-710
    151
  - Serial Port Configuration
    152
  - RS-485 Port Operating Modes
    153
  - Changing the IP Address and Username/Password
    154
  - Adjustment of Timeout to ENET-700/ENET-710
    154
- Modbus Message Framing
  
  147
- List of Implemented Modbus Commands
  
  147
- Working ON-LINE
  
  155
  - Downloading the Configuration
    156
- On-Line Monitoring
  
  157
  - DF65 in the RUN Mode
    157
  - Monitoring Function Blocks and Ladder Elements State
    158
  - Monitor Networks
    158
  - Monitoring Speed
    158
  - Block I/O Monitoring
    158
  - Forcing Elements
    158
  - Using the Monitoring Feature in the MODBUS Addresses Page
    159
- ONLINE Mode
  
  160
- Online Editing
  
  161
  - How It Works
    161
  - The Online Editing Buttons
    162
- Full Online Edition
  
  162
  - Using the Full Online Edition
    163
  - Add/Change Ladder Elements
    165
  - Add/Remove Networks
    166
  - Add/Remove Modules
    167
  - Add/Remove Virtual Modules
    168
  - Add/Remove RIO Interface
    169
  - Add/Remove User Functions
    169
  - Change Module Configuration
    170
  - Move Modules in the Module Page
    170
  - Update in the Full Online Edition
    171
  - System Test after the Update
    173
- Differential Download
  
  174
  - 1º Step
    174
  - º Step
    175
  - 4º Step
    176
- Differences between Online Edition and Full Online Edition
  
  178
- Full Online Edition Advantages
  
  178
  - Notes
    178
  - Note for DF45 Module
    179
  - Note for FB-700 Module
    179
  - Note for Block View Communication
    179
- Communication Failures
  
  179
- Update Desistance in the Full Online Edition
  
  181
- Example for Full Online Edition
  
  183
  - Example 1
    183
  - Example 2
    187
- Connecting the DF65 to an HMI
  
  190
  - OPC (OLE for Process Control)
    190
- Using Communication Drivers with MODBUS
  
  192
  - Modbus Communication
    192
  - Modbus Address Coding
    193
- Implications in Modifying a DF65 Configuration
  
  194
  - Digital Memory Map
    194
  - Analog Memory Map
    194
- Special Registers
  
  195
  - Readyscanrio
    195
  - Ssiostatus
    195
- Manual Modbus Addresses Attribution
  
  196
- User Function Blocks
  
  199
  - Introduction
    199
  - Creating an User Function
    199
  - Warning Messages
    202
  - How to Estimate Memory Space Used by User Functions
    203
  - Editing an User Function
    204
- Optimizing Hardware for an Application
  
  204
Chapter 4 - Troubleshooting

207

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 - Network Elements (Ladder Elements) and Tools

The Network Elements

Definitions of the Elements of the Network Tool Box

Boolean Logic

Chapter 2 - Function Blocks

EN Input and ENO Output

Available Function Blocks in Alphabetic Order

Function Blocks Listed by Functional Groups

Time and Pulse Related Functions

Data Manipulation Functions

Mathematical Functions

Comparison Functions

Process Control Functions

Chapter3 - The LOGICVIEW

Introduction

Installation

Using the LOGICVIEW

Special I/O Modules

ID and the Modules

A Note about the Copy, Paste, and Move Tools

Undo

Memory Allocation

Adding Modules

Adding a New Rack

Remote I/O Subsystem

Global Table

Configuring Virtual Modules (Discrete Memory Locations)

Configuring the Control Strategy

Finding Things in the Networks

Adding Notes to the Ladder Logic Programming Lines

Configuration Memory Usage and Execution Time Estimation

Connecting to the DF65

Ethernet Communication Settings

Modbus Message Framing

List of Implemented Modbus Commands

Working ON-LINE

On-Line Monitoring

ONLINE Mode

Online Editing

Full Online Edition

Differential Download

Differences between Online Edition and Full Online Edition

Full Online Edition Advantages

Communication Failures

Update Desistance in the Full Online Edition

Example for Full Online Edition

Connecting the DF65 to an HMI

Using Communication Drivers with MODBUS

Implications in Modifying a DF65 Configuration

Special Registers

Manual Modbus Addresses Attribution

User Function Blocks

Optimizing Hardware for an Application

Chapter 4 - Troubleshooting

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