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    The document describes various types of logic elements used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs), including: - Contact blocks that determine if power flows based on their normally open or closed state. - Coil blocks that set or reset outputs based on power flow. - Timer blocks that delay or count events over time. - Mathematical functions that perform operations like addition, subtraction, scaling, and trigonometry. - Relational functions that compare values. - Data movement and conversion functions. - Control functions that call subroutines, jump logic, or bypass rungs conditionally.

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    The document describes various types of logic elements used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs), including: - Contact blocks that determine if power flows based on their normally open or closed state. - Coil blocks that set or reset outputs based on power flow. - Timer blocks that delay or count events over time. - Mathematical functions that perform operations like addition, subtraction, scaling, and trigonometry. - Relational functions that compare values. - Data movement and conversion functions. - Control functions that call subroutines, jump logic, or bypass rungs conditionally.

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    The document describes various types of logic elements used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs), including: - Contact blocks that determine if power flows based on their normally open or closed state. - Coil blocks that set or reset outputs based on power flow. - Timer blocks that delay or count events over time. - Mathematical functions that perform operations like addition, subtraction, scaling, and trigonometry. - Relational functions that compare values. - Data movement and conversion functions. - Control functions that call subroutines, jump logic, or bypass rungs conditionally.

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    Normally Open

    Normally Open Contacts, whether power flows through the contact


    Normally Close
    Normally Open Contacts, whether power flows through the contact
    Normally Open Coil
    Normally Open Coil. It represents the output. Set when there is power flow to the
    coil. When there is no power flow, the reference is set to OFF
    Normally Close Coil
    Normally Close It represents the invert output. Set to ON when there is no power flow
    to the coil. When there is power flow, the reference is set to OFF.
    Set Coil
    It represents the output will be in on contion. Sets reference ON until reset by –(R)–
    Reset Coil
    It represents the output will be in off contion Resets reference until set by –(S)
    Positive-transition Coil
    When there is power flow and the reference transitions from OFF to ON, set the
    reference ON for one sweep (a one-sweep enable for the logic to the right). A transition
    coil must be the only coil in a rung
    Negative-transition Coil
    When there is power flow and the reference transitions from ON to OFF, set the
    reference ON for one sweep (a one-sweep enable for the logic to the right). A transition
    coil must be the only coil in a rung.
    Off-delay timer
    An Off Delay Timer is used to turn off an output. whenever an input turns on. The
    output is turned on again 8.0 seconds after the input goes off.
    On Delay timer
    On Delay Stopwatch timer is used to create a signal that turns on 8.0 seconds after
    turns on, and turns off
    Counter
    Use to count down to 0 from a preset value based on a discrete event. The range is 0
    to +32,767. Use to count up to a predefined number base on a discrete event. The range is
    0 to +32,767.
    Addition
    Use whenever you need to add 2 numbers. When this function receives power flow, the
    addition is performed and the result is stored in Q.
    Subtract
    Use whenever you need to subtract 2 numbers. When this function receives power
    flow, the subtraction is performed and the result is stored in Q.
    Division
    Use whenever division is needed in your application. When this function receives power
    flow, the division is performed and the result is stored in Q
    Multiplication
    Use whenever you need to multiply 2 numbers. When this function receives power
    flow, the multiplication is performed and the result is stored in Q.
    Modulo Division
    Use whenever you need to find the remainder from a division operation. When this
    function receives power flow, the division is performed and the remainder is stored in Q.
    Scale
    Use this function to scale an input value and place it at an output location.
    IHI This input can either be %R, %AI, %AQ reference memory or constant. It
    represents the maximum input value
    ILO This input can either be %R, %AI, %AQ reference memory or constant. It
    represents the minimum input value
    OHI This input can either be %R, %AI, %AQ reference memory or constant. It
    represents the maximum scaled value. When the IN input is at the IN HI value, the OUT
    value is the same as the OHI value.
    OLO This input can either be %R, %AI, %AQ reference memory or constant. It
    represents the minimum scaled value. When the IN input is at the ILO value, the OUT
    value is the same as the OLO value.
    IN This input can either be %R, %AI, %AQ reference memory or constant. It
    represents the value to be scaled.
    OUT This output can either be %R, %AI, %AQ reference memory. It represents the
    scaled IN value based on the other input values.
    Numerical
    Numerical functions support higher mathematical functions like trigonometric
    functions, logarithmic functions, and conversion between degrees and radians.
    Sine
    IN IN contains the REAL value to be operated on in the range -263<IN<+263 (+263
    »9.22 x 1018).
    Data Type: WORD Length 2
    Q Q contains the SIN(IN).
    Data Type: WORD Length 2

    Cosine
    IN IN contains the REAL value to be operated on in the range -263<IN<+263 (+263
    »9.22 x 1018).
    Data Type: WORD Length 2
    Q Q contains the COS (IN).
    Data Type: WORD Length 2
    Relational
    Relational functions provide instructions that allow you to compare numbers for
    equality. Instructions include support comparisons for equal, not equal, and greater/less
    than compares
    Equal
    Use this function to test if 2 numbers are equal. Q is set if the numbers are equal
    Conversion
    The type conversion functions allow you to convert data from one data type to another
    data type. These functions are useful for applications that interface to BCD devices or
    applications that perform math calculations.

    BCD to INT
    Use this function to convert BCD values to integer values. When the function receives
    power flow, it performs the conversion and stores the results in Q. The function passes
    power flow unless the result is outside the of range of 0 to 9999.
    Data Move
    The Data Move Functions provide instructions for moving and manipulating data in the
    PLC.
    Block Clear
    Use this function to set memory to 0.
    Block Move
    Use this function to copy a block of 7 constants to PLC word memory. When this
    function receives power flow, the 7 constants are copied to the location specified in Q.
    Move
    Use whenever you need to copy data to a new location, or when you need to initialize
    memory. When this function receives power flow, the data is copied to the location
    specified in Q.
    Control
    Control Functions allow you to vary execution of your logic

    Call
    Use whenever you need to call Sub Page (subroutine)
    End
    Use the END function to provide a temporary end of logic.
    Jump
    Use the JUMP instruction to cause a portion of the logic to be bypassed. The JUMP can
    be either a forward or a backward JUMP. Logic execution will continue at the LABEL
    specified.
    Master Control Relay
    Use the MCR function to cause a portion of the logic to be bypassed. Use an ENDMCR
    function associated with the MCR to resume normal logic execution. An MCR causes all
    rungs between the MCR and its subsequent ENDMCR to be executed without power
    flow.

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