APB Manual

Preface
Thank you for purchasing our APB series Intelligent Controller. You are recommended
to read over this manual thoroughly before operating APB series. It instructs you how to
install, use and program APB, meanwhile, you will find many superior performance from it,
which may facilitate the operation of APB for you.
APB series intelligent controller adopts function blocks to program and is provided with LCD
display. It enables the control functions of a PLC to be achieved without the need for large
number of instructions and complicated programs. When several function blocks are linked
together in a specific way, relatively complicated control functions can be implemented,
so that the programming part will be quite simplified. Moreover, APB series can be easily
connected to SH series text panel, APB-HMI operation interface, communication module,
IO expansion module and GSM module, and it is compatible with MODBUS protocol.
APB series has a very wide range of applications. It can be applied to automation control
of mechanical equipment, flow control, building automation control and other various fields.
The application of APB series leads automation control to the everyday life of us. This
manual describes in detail the functional characteristics and operation instructions about
APB series.
Notes:
1. Copyright of this manual and patent of APB series are the property of ARRAY
ELECTRONIC CO., LTD. The reproduction, distribution or use of this manual or its
contents is not permitted without express written authority.
2. Our company reserves the right to make improvements, modifications, or changes
to the design of APB series at any time without prior notification.
3. Any corrections required are included in the subsequent editions. All questions,
comments, and suggestions are both welcomed and encouraged.
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Chapter I General Introduction to APB ……………………………………………… 1
1. 1 Structure of APB Series …………………………………………………………..…………… １
1. 2 Naming Rules of APB Series ………………………………………………….……………… ２
1. 3 Specifications and Type of APB …………………………………………….………………… ２
1. 4 Features of APB ………………………………………………………………………………… ３
Chapter II Installing and Wiring of APB …………………………...………………… 5
2. 1 Installing of APB ……………………………………………………….……………………… ５
2. 1. 1 Installing Method …………………………………………….………………………… ５
2. 1. 2 Installation Dimensions ………………………………………………………………… ５
2. 2 Wiring of APB …………………………………………………….…………………………… ６
2. 2. 1 Power Supply Connection …………………………….……………………………… ６
2. 2. 2 Input Connection …………………………………….………………………………… ６
2. 2. 3 Output Connection ……………………………….………………...………………… ８
Chapter III General Description of Function Blocks ……………………………… 10
3. 1 Logic Function Blocks (LF) 18 in total ………………………...……………..……………… １０
3. 1. 1 AND ……………………………………………………………………………………… １１
3. 1. 2 AND with RLO Borderline Test ………………………..………….………………… １１
3. 1. 3 OR ………………………………………………………...……………………………… １１
3. 1. 4 NOT ……………………………………………………...……………………………… １１
3. 1. 5 XOR ……………………………………………………………………………………… １２
3. 1. 6 NAND …………………………………………………………………………………… １２
3. 1. 7 NAND with RLO Borderline Test …………………...………………………………… １２
3. 1. 8 NOR ……………………………………………………………………………………… １３
3. 1. 9 OR with Rising Edge Test ……………………………………………………………… １３
3. 1. 10 OR with Falling Edge Test …………………...……………………………………… １３
3. 2 Special Function Block (SF), 18 in total ……………...……………………………………… １３
3. 2. 1 ON-delay Block (TOND)………………………….…………………………………… １５
3. 2. 2 OFF-delay Block (TOFD)………………………….…………………………………… １５
3. 2. 3 ON/OFF Delay Block (TONF)………………………………………………………… １６
3. 2. 4 Single Pulse Relay (PONS)……………………..…………………………………… １７
3. 2. 5 Pulse Relay Block (SPBL)……………………...……………………………………… １８
3. 2. 6 Clock Pulse Generator (BLNK)………………..……………………………………… １８
3. 2. 7 Maintain ON Delay (MTOD)…………………………………………………………… １９
3. 2. 8 RS Relay (RS)………………………………………………………………………… ２０
3. 2. 9 Universal Counter (UDCT)……………………...……………………………………… ２０
3. 2. 10 Up/Down Threshold Counter (UDCF)…….………………………………………… ２１
3. 2. 11 Clock Switch (SCHD)………………………………………………………………… ２２
3. 2. 12 Time Sequence (TSEQ)…………………...………………………………………… ２４
3. 2. 13 Step Sequence (SSEQ)……………………………………………………………… ２５
3. 2. 14 HOUR ……………………………………….………………………………………… ２７
3. 2. 15 T/C-CMPR (CMPR)……………………………………………………....……..…… ２７
3. 2. 16 Stairway Lighting Switch (STLT)……………………………………………..…… ２８
3. 2. 17 Multiple Function Switch (MULT)……………………………………..…….……… ２９
3. 2. 18 LCD Editor (SLCD)…………………………………………………..……..……… ２９
3. 2. 19 Property Pin Description …………………………………………………..……… ２９
3. 3 High-speed and Analog Function Blocks: 13 in total …………………………..………… ３０
3. 3. 1 Frequency Threshold Trigger (FTH)………………………………….…………… ３１
3. 3. 2 A+ B- Counter (A+B-)…………………………………………………..…....……… ３２
3. 3. 3 Two-phase Counter (2PCT)…………………………………………..…….………… ３３
3. 3. 4 Pulse PTO Output (PTO)……………………………………………..…….………… ３４
3. 3. 5 Pulse PWM Output (PWM)…………………………………………..…….………… ３５
3. 3. 6 Accelerate/Decelerate Single-phase Pulse Output (ACC)…..…………………… ３５
3. 3. 7 Analog Comparator (CMPR)…………………………………..…………………… ３６
3. 3. 8 Analog Threshold Trigger (THRD)……………………...…..…………….………… ３８
3. 3. 9 Analog Amplifier (AMPT)………………………………….....…………....………… ３９
3. 3. 10 Analog Watchdog (AWDT)………………………………….…………...…………… ３９
3. 3. 11 Analog Differential Trigger (WARP)……………………..…………..……………… ４０
3. 3. 12 Analog Multiplexer (AMUX)……………………………..………….………………… ４１
3. 3. 13 Analog Math (MATH)…………………………………..…………...………………… ４２
3. 4 APB Input & Output Points: 6 in total ……………………….……………………………… ４３
Chapter IV Instructions of APB-HMI…………………….………………………… 44
4. 1 Introduction of SLCD ………………………………………………………………………… ４４
4. 1. 1 Introduction of Operation Interface ………….……………………………………… ４４
4. 1. 2 Edit Operation Interface ……………………………………………………………… ４６
4. 1. 3 APB-HMI Application Examples ……………………………………….…………… ５０
4. 2 APB-MHI Structure and Function ……………………………………………..…………… ５６
4. 2. 1 APB-HMI Structure ……………………………………………………..…………… ５６
4. 2. 2 APB-HMI Function ……………………………………………………...……………… ５６
4. 3 Comparison with Conventional Controller LCD …………………………..……………… ５９
Chapter V APB Technical Parameters ………………………………….…………… 61
5. 1 APB-22MRA Technical Parameters ……………………………………..………………… ６１
5. 2 APB-12MRD/APB-22MRD Technical Parameters …………………….……...…………… ６２
5. 3 APB-12MTD/APB-22MTD Technical Parameters ………………….……………………… ６４
5. 4 APB-12MGD/APB-22MGD Technical Parameters ………………………………………… ６５
5. 5 APB-22ERA/APB-22ERD/APB-22ETD/APB-22EGD and Extension Module Technical Parameters …… ６６
5. 6 APB series general technical parameter ………………………………………………….. ７２
Chapter VI APB Application ………………………………………………………… 73
6. 1 The Illumination of Multifunction Switch in Stairs, Halls etc ……………….…………..… ７３
6. 2 Automatic Gate Control ……………………………………………………….…………..… ７３
6. 3 Illumination System for Show Windows ………………………………….………………..… ７４
APPENDIX:
APB MODBUS RTU Introduction …………………………………………….…………….…… ７６
APB-SMS Module ……………………………………………………………..……………..…… ８５
APB Communication Module ………………………………………………..……………..……… ９３
APB-EXNET Network Module ………………………………………………………………....... ９５
The multi-serial communication module of APB (MS-C) ………………………………..……. １００
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Part I Basic Operation and Application of APB

Chapter I General Introduction to APB
APB (Array Programmable Block) intelligent controller is a new type of programmable controller,
being programmed by the use of Function Block Diagrams. The programming of APB is simpler
and easier to learn than that of a conventional PLC, which uses ladder diagrams and associated
instructions. The design concept for APB series is to program the APB series main machine
and APB-SLCD block with the provided free programming software, being free from connecting
to another APB-SLCD unit. APB-SLCD panel is able to display the input/output status of APB
series, the set value and running value of timer, counter, and analog function blocks, which
facilitates the operator to monitor and control of PLC running status in real time. Currently, APB
is widely used in many fields of industry, commerce, mining, agriculture, home automation etc.
1. 1 Structure of APB Series

APB Main Machine Hardware Structure:
Fig. 1.1 APB-12 Series Main Machine
1. Input Power (AC or DC) (AC110-220V), (DC12-24V)

2. Input Wiring Terminal
3. Real-time clock battery slot
4. Mini LCD (APB-SLCD panel)
5. CPU run indicator in left \Power supply indicator in right
6. Extension module communication Interface
7. Software Communication Interface
8. Output Wiring Terminal (Relay output type or transistor output type)
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1. 2 Naming Rules of APB Series

· Type Name APB XX M/E R/T/G A/D L
· Programmable Block Controller
· I/O Points
· Main/Extension
· Relay/Transistor
· AC/DC (Power Type)
· With LCD Panel

Note: M means main machine, E means extension module; R means relay output, T means NPN transistor output, G
means PNP transistor output;A means AC type, D means DC type;C means real-time clock;The economical
type is supplied without LCD panel, and the basic type is supplied with LCD panel.
1. 3 Specifications and Type of APB

Note: The economical type is supplied without LCD panel, and the basic type is supplied with LCD panel.　
APB-12MRA(L) AC110-220V 8 points AC input 4 points relay output
8 points digital input (can be used

APB-12MRD(L) DC12V-24V as analog inputs); I4-I7 can be high- 4 points relay output
speed ports
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4 points NPN transistor

output
APB-12MTD(L) DC12V-24V as analog inputs); I4-I7 can be
Q2,Q3 can be high-speed
high-speed ports
output ports
4 points PNP transistor
output
APB-12MGD(L) DC12V-24V as analog inputs); I4-I7 can be
high-speed ports
output ports
AC100V-
APB-22MRA(L) 14 points input 8 points relay output
240V
14 points digital input (the first 12

APB-22MRD(L) DC12V-24V points can be analog inputs); I4-I7 8 points relay output
can be high-speed ports
output
APB-22MTD(L) DC12V-24V points can be analog inputs); I4-I7
output ports
8 points PNP transistor
output
APB-22MGD(L) DC12V-24V points can be analog inputs); I4-I7
output ports
2points for current input, and
14points for digital input (the first
6 points relay output + 2 (4-
APB-24MRD DC12V-24V 12 points can be 0~10V analog
20MA) analog outputs
inputs); I4-I7 can be high-speed
ports
APB-22ERA AC100V-240V 14 points digital input 8 points relay output
APB-22ERD DC12V-24V 14 points digital input 8 points relay output

APB-22ETD DC12V-24V 14 points digital input
output
8 point NPN transistor
APB-22EGD DC12V-24V 14 points digital input
output
APB-232 communication cable between APB and PC serial port
APB-DUSB communication cable between APB and PC USB
APB-EXMPC APB communication extension module

Note: The type without L indicates the main machine of this type is supplied without LCD panel.
1. 4 Features of APB
1 Flexible human-machine interface (APB-SLCD Panel)
If Chinese language is selected in APB software APB-SLCD will display Chinese after APB
program has been downloaded from PC. If English language is selected in APB software APB-
SLCD will display English after APB program has been downloaded from PC. When using APB-
SLCD panel, users can easily add SLCD function block no more than 64 according to actual
needs. On the LCD, it will display the following data, such as time, status of input & output,
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counter, timer, analog and so on information. Moreover, it is　allowed to modify, add or delete the
interface during the operation.
2 Well-featured and compact design
If you are thinking of making your equipment more compact, APB would be your best choice:
71mmX90mmX58.5mm (12-point machine)
126mmX90mmX58.5mm (22-point machine)
3 Adopting the function blocks for programming, with large program storage capacity
The control functions of APB can be implemented only with function blocks incorporated into a
function block diagram. The same level of control implemented by a conventional PLC would
require a much larger and more detailed program. When several function blocks are linked
together in a specific way, then relatively complicated control functions can be implemented.
APB `s program storage capacity is up to 320 function blocks. There is a large application
resource to satisfy the requirements for complicated control. Once a program is downloaded into
APB, it will be retained for ever.
4 External extendable input/output
APB series main machine can be connected with the relevant APB-22E extension module, thus
it can be extended to 22 points input/output once (14 points input and 8 points output). One set
main machine of APB series can be externally connected with 7 extension modules, and 22
points input/output can be extended to 176 points input/output (112 points input and 64 points
output) which brings you much input/output for your control.
5 Analog input and transmission (The IA ports of DC type main machines all have the analog
input function.)
In addition to receiving switching input, APB can also receive 0~10V voltage signal. 24
points main machine can receive 2 ways 4-20mA current signal to implement the control of
temperature, humidity, pressure, flow, level unit, etc., and transmit them remotely to a computer
for monitoring.
6 Support high-speed input/output function
APB series PLC can support high-speed pulse counting. The range of pulse frequency is 1-5KHZ.
The output terminal (Q2, Q3) can output the pulse signal up to 5KHZ.
7 Retentivity
The retentivity function can be set flexibly. APB can save the current data in time when a power
failure occurs. And it resumes operation at the break point when it is powered on again，if the
retentivity function is not set in advance, PLC program parameters will be reset after the power
failure.
8. Password Protection
APB provides three level of user protection as follows:
Level 0: The system administrator, It is the highest protection that could execute the function for
Level 1 and Level 2
Level 1: It must enter the password when you read and write the program via APB's software
Level 2: It must enter the password when you modify the parameter via LCD panel.
9 Free Programming Software
APB software is the user-friendly human-machine interface programming software. It can edit
the function diagrams and also can simulate the written program on PC. APB Software provides
an off-line testing function for the user, which overcomes much of the possible inconvenience
normally experienced during on-line testing.
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Chapter II Installing and Wiring of APB
2. 1 Installing of APB
2. 1. 1 Installing Method
As APB is very small, it is suitable to be installed inside. The installation of APB is quite simple:
Use a standard DIN rail for installation of APB, as it is shown in Fig
DIN Slideway
Use standard DIN rail for installation of APB
2. 1. 2 Installation Dimensions
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Installation Dimension of APB-12 Series (mm)

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35.80
90
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2. 2 Wiring of APB
Use a screwdriver with a spade tip of 3mm width for the wiring of APB. The size for wire
cross section: ※ 1x2.5mm2 ※ 2x1.5mm2
2. 2. 1 Power Supply Connection

1. APB-22M(E)RA is AC type. The rated power supply for it is 110-220VAC, 50/60Hz. The range
of the grid voltage is between 100VAC and 240VAC. The consumption power for APB-22M(E)
RA is 5W.
2. APB-12MRD, APB-12MTD, APB-22M(E)RD, and APB-22M(E)TD are DC types. The DC
supply voltage is 12VDC and 24VDC. The range of the voltage is between 12VDC and 24VDC.
The consumption power for APB-12MRD and APB-22M(E)RD is 3.5W and 5W respectively, and
the consumption power for APB-12MTD and APB-22M(E)TD both are 2W.
The power connection for APB series is shown in the following figures:
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2. 2. 2 Input Connection
The input to APB can be either switching input, such as switches, photoelectric baffle fluorescent
lamp switch etc., or analog input, such as pressure, temperature, humidity, flow, etc. (only for IA
input port of DC type main machine). The specific requirements are shown as follows:
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Note:
1. As for APB-12MRD, APB-12MTD, APB-22MRD and APB-22MTD these can receive analog input, the
analog inputs (IA) of these types can receive either analog input or digital input.
2. It is necessary to have analog calibration for PLC input terminals before PLC receives analog signal.
For details, please refer to analog calibration part in High-speed and Analog Function Blocks
3. For anolog input, input signal is DC0V～10V voltage signal or 4-20mA current signal. In programming.
all the block parameters related to the analog voltage inputs are based on the minimum increment 0.04V.
4. When the input voltage is more than 10.0VDC, it is only can be used as switching input (or a large error
will occur)As for APB-24MRD when it receives the current signal as analog input the input current signal
can not exceed 50mA or the PLC will be damaged.
5. As for switching input, the default time for transition from 0 to 1 or from 1 to 0 is more than 50ms. The
filtering duration can be set flexibly in APBsoft. The time range is 20ms~1s.
Input connection for APB series is shown as the following figures:
Li Vi
DC 0V~24V
N V-
AC 100V 240V DC 12V~24V
L ~ V+
L M I0 I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 L M
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Vi
DC 0V~10V
V-
DC 12V~24V
V+ +10V
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V- 0~20mA input
DC 12V~24V
V+
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DC Type (analog current input)
2. 2. 3 Output Connection
1. Requirements for the relay output:
Various loads such as lamp, fluorescent lamp, motor, contactor, etc., can be connected to the
outputs of APB. The maximum output current supplied by APB is 10A for the resistance load and
2A for the inductive load. The connection is in accordance with the following figure:
Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3
AC/DC
Supply
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2. Requirements for the transistor output:

The load connected to APB must have the following characteristics:
The maximum switch current cannot exceed 2A
● When the switch is ON (Q=1), the maximum current is 2A.
● There are two types transistor: one is the NPN transistor. The connection of APB-
12MTD and APB-22MTD is in accordance with the following figure:
Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3
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NPN Transistor Output

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Notes:
1. The connecting voltage must be≤24VDC and the load voltage must be DC type.
2. The negative voltage“-”of the load should be connected to“M”terminal of APB power supply, and the load
must be connected to the positive voltage“+”of DC power supply.
The other is equivalent PNP type.for example ,APB-12MGDL and APB-22MGDL:
Q0 Q1 Q2 Q3
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PNP Transistor Output
Notes:
1. The connecting voltage must be≤24VDC and the load voltage must be DC type.
2. The positive voltage“+”of the load should be connected to“L+”terminal of APB power supply, and the
load
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Chapter III General Description of Function Blocks

APB series adopts the function blocks to program. There are 10 basic function blocks, 18 special
function blocks, 13 high-speed and analog function blocks, and 6 input/output function blocks. Each of
them can achieve a specific control function independently, such as TOND, TOFD, TONF, UDCT, etc. If
several blocks are linked up in a specific way, a relatively complicated control function can be realized.
Programming with function blocks is simpler and better appreciated than the conventional PLC instruction
programming.
Note:
In APB series, the function blocks will be executed in scan round according to the block number from small
to large order. The block with small number will be executed first.. In program, the total number of timers
or counters with retentivity function must be no more than 16 at most. The address for retentive register is
D0~D12, and the address for retentive relay is M0~M63.
3. 1 General Function Blocks (GF), 10 in total

Table 1: General Function Blocks
Function Line diagram Function Line diagram
Ⅰ1 Ⅰ1
Ⅰ2 Ⅰ2
AND & Q NAND & Q
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Ⅰ8 Ⅰ8
Ⅰ1 Ⅰ1
ANDL NANDL Ⅰ2
Ⅰ2
(With RLO borderline & Q (With RLO borderline & Q
……
……
test) Ⅰ8
test) Ⅰ8
Ⅰ1 Ⅰ1
Ⅰ2 Ⅰ2
OR ≥1 Q NOR ≥1 Q
……
……
Ⅰ8 Ⅰ8
Ⅰ1
OR with rising Ⅰ2
NOT Ⅰ1 1 Q ≥1 Q
edge test
……
Ⅰ8
Ⅰ1
Ⅰ1
OR with falling Ⅰ2 Q
XOR =1 Q ≥1
……
Ⅰ2 edge test
Ⅰ8
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3. 1. 1 AND
In APB, the symbol is shown as follow:
This function block is called as AND, because only when all of I1, I2, I3,
Ⅰ1
Ⅰ2 I4, I5, I6, I7 and I8 are in status 1, the status of Output Q will be 1 (i.e. the
& Q
output is closed). If any one of I1, I2, I3, I4, I5, I6, I7 and I8 is in status 0,
……
Ⅰ8
the Output Q will be 0.
3. 1. 2 AND (With RLO borderline test)

Ⅰ1 The output status of AND with RLO borderline test is 1 only when all status
Ⅰ2
& Q of the inputs is 1 and at least one input status is 0 in the last period.
Ⅰ8
The time diagram of AND with RLO borderline test is shown as follow:
3. 1. 3 0R
Ⅰ1 This function block is called as OR, because at least one input status of
Ⅰ2 ≥1 Q inputs I1, I2, I3 ,I4,I5,I6,I7 and I8 is 1 (i.e. closed), then output Q is 1.
……
Ⅰ8
3. 1. 4 NOT
The phase inverter is indicated in The symbol of NOT is shown

APB line diagram: as follow:
Ⅰ1 1 Q
Ⅰ1
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This function block is called as NOT, because if the input status is 0, output Q is 1, and vice
versa. In other words, NOT is the phase inverter for the input point.
3. 1. 5 XOR
As shown in the line diagram, the two In APB, the symbol of XOR commutator
are is shown as follow: contacts for XOR connected in series:
Ⅰ1
=1 Q
Ⅰ2
Ⅰ1 Ⅰ2
When the status of inputs is different, the output status of XOR is 1.

When the status of inputs is the same, the output status of XOR is 0.
Logic frame of XOR:
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０　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　１　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　１
１　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　０　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　１
１　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　１　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　０
3. 1. 6 NAND
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Ⅰ2 Q ｏｕｐｕｔ　Ｑ　ｉｓ　０．
&
……
Ⅰ8
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ｏｕｐｕｔ　Ｑ　ｉｓ　１．
3. 1. 7 NAND (with RLO borderline test)

Ⅰ1 The output status of this NAND with RLO borderline test is 1 only when at
Ⅰ2
& Q least one input status is 0 and all status of inputs in the last period is 1.
……
Ⅰ8
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Time diagram of NAND with RLO borderline test is shown as follow:
3. 1. 8 NOR
Ⅰ1 In NOR function block, when the status of all inputs is low potential (status 0),
Ⅰ2
≥1 Q the output is connected (status 1). If any one of the input is high potential
……
Ⅰ8
(status 1), the output is opened (status 0).
3. 1. 9 OR with rising edge test

Ⅰ1
Ⅰ2
≥1 Q When at least one input status is changed from 0 to 1, the output is 1.
……
Ⅰ8
3. 1. 10 OR with Falling Edge Test

Ⅰ1
Ⅰ2
≥1 Q When at least one input status is changed from 1 to 0, the output is 1.
……
Ⅰ8
3. 2 Special Function Blocks: 18 in total

Table 2: Special Function Blocks
Q
R Q
TRG
ON delay Up/Down threshold TRG /
(TOND) R P counter (UDCF)
TOND DIR UDCF P
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Renewal Table 2: Special Function Blocks
TRG Q ON
OFF delay Scheduer switch
(TOFD) (SCHD) OFF
R TOFD
P SCHD
Q TRG Q0
ON/OFF delay TRG Time sequence output
TSEQ Q1
(TONF) (TSEQ)
R TONF
P R Q2
TRG Q EN Q0
Program ONE SHOT Step sequence output
TRG SSEQ Q1
(PONS) (SSEQ)
R PONS P R Q2
TRG
Single Pushbutton Q
Clock adjust INC
Latch (SPBL) R
(HOUR) DEC
SPBL HOUR
EN Q Timer/counter IN1
Blinker relay T/C
comparator Q
(BLNK) IN2 CMPR
R BLNK P (T/C-CMPR)
TRG Q TRG Q
Delay Maintain ON
Stairway lighting switch
(MTOD)
R MTOD P (STLT) R STLT P
TRG Q
RS relay R Multiple function switch
RS Q
(TPBL) (MULT) R P
S MULT
R Q
UDCT
Universal counter CNT LCD editor
SLCD
(UDCT) DIR (SLCD)
P
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3. 2. 1 ON-delay Block (TOND)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
After TRG is triggered, the time delay timer starts timing. (If
Input TRG TRG stops triggering during the timing, the timer will terminate
the timing.)
TRG Q
A signal at input R (reset input) resets the on-delay timer, and
Input R
R TOND
P sets the output Q to be 0 (R takes priority over TRG).
If there is still trigger signal when time T is up, the output Q will
Output Q
be on.
Output P Outputs the running value of the block to the Register DW.
Parameter Setting
The unit of time T can be set as hours: minutes: seconds: milliseconds, and the range of value is 00:00:00-
010~999:59:59-990. The timing accuracy can reach 0.5‰.
Time Sequence Frame:
TRG
Functional Description: T T T
1. When the status of TRG changes from 0 to 1, the time delay timer starts timing. If TRG holds the
status1
for a sufficiently long time, the output will be changed to 1 after the time T has elapsed. There is a
time
delay between the input turning ON and the output turning ON, and that is why the TOND is so called.
2. If the status of TRG input changes into 0 before the fixed time, the timer will be reset.
3. When the status of TRG input is 0, then the output is reset to 0.
4. This function is applicable to overriding vibrations of switches, delayed start-up of motor, delayed
turning-on of lights, etc.
5. Retentivity function is optional.
3. 2. 2 OFF Delay Block (TOFD)
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Turn on the timer of the off-delay relay, when the input TRG
Input TRG
(trigger) is at the descending edge (changing from 1 to 0).
TRG Q
The time of the off-delay relay is reset via R (Reset Input), and
R P Input R
TOFD Output Q is set to 0. (R takes priority over TRG.)
Input TRG is activated, then the output is turned on (Q=1) and

Output Q
is kept ON until it is reset when the set time T is up.
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Parameter Setting
010~999:59:59-990. The timing accuracy can reach 5ms.
TRG
T T
Functional Description:
1. When Input TRG is Status 1, Output Q is changed at once to Status 1. When Input TRG is changed from
1 to 0 (when the descending edge comes), the internal time delay timer of APB is activated and Output Q
is still remained in status 1. When the set time T is up, Output Q becomes 0 and the timer is reset.
2. If Input TRG changes from Status 1 to Status 0 again, the timer is activated again.
3. Before the set time T is up, the timer and output can be reset via R (Reset) input
4. This function is applicable to the lighting of staircase, the control of barriers in a car park, the control of
the water throttling valve, etc.
3. 2. 3 ON/OFF Delay (TONF)
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
A positive edge (0 to 1 transition) at input Trg (Trigger) triggers
the on-delay time TH.
Input TRG
A negative edge (1 to 0 transition) at input Trg (Trigger) triggers
the off-delay time TL.
TRG Q A signal at input R (reset input) resets the on/off-delay timer,

Input R
and sets the output Q to 0 (R takes priority over TRG).
R TONF
P
Q is set if Trg is still set as 1 when there is a 0 to 1 signal

transition at input Trg, and the configured time TH has expired.
Output Q
It is reset on expiration of the time TL, if there is a 1 to 0 signal
transition at input Trg (Trigger).
Output P Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.
Parameter Setting
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TRG
TH TL TH
1. The time TH is triggered with a 0 to 1 transition at input Trg.
2. If the status at input Trg is 1 at least for the duration of the time TH, the output is set to 1 after the time
TH has expired (the output follows the input after on-delay time).
3. The time is reset when the signal at input Trg is reset to 0 before the time TH has expired.
4. A 1 to 0 transition at input Trg triggers the time TL.
5. If the status at input Trg is 0 at least for the duration of the signal TL, the output is set to 0 after the time
TL has expired (the output follows the input after off-delay time).
6. The time is reset when the signal at input Trg changes to 1 again before the time TL has expired.
3. 2. 4 Program ONE SHOT (PONS)
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Input TRG activates the single-pulse time and relay. When the
Input TRG
ascending edge arrives, it will output a pulse with the width of T.
TRG Q
Reset Single-pulse time relay. When R is 1, the Output Q
Input R
changes to 0.
R PONS P
Every time TRG changes from 0 to 1, the Q outputs a pulse
Output Q
with the width of T.
　Output P Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.
Parameter Setting
The unit of pulse width T can be set as hours: minutes: seconds: milliseconds, and the range of value is
00:00:00-010~999:59:59-990. The timing accuracy can reach 0.5‰.
TRG
T T T
1. When Q is 1, TRG pulse has no effect on Output Q.
3. This function is applicable to change the pulse width.
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3. 2. 5 Single Pushbutton Latch (SPBL)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Input TRG Trigger input (TRG) makes the output ON and OFF.
TRG The output Q is reset via R (Reset Input). (Q=0, R takes priority
Input R
Q over TRG.)
R SPBL
Every time TRG changes from 0 to 1, the status of Q will be
Output Q
changed (i.e. from Status 0 to Status 1 or vice versa).
TRG
1. Every time the trigger input TRG changes from Status 0 to Status 1, the status of Output Q will change
accordingly (The status of Q will be reversed).
2. Reset Q to Status 0 via Input R.
3. After the power is ON or OFF, the pulse relay is reset and Output Q changes to 0.
4. If the status of TRG is being Status 1 from the start, it can be regarded as the ascending edge from the
start.
5. This function is applicable to the lighting of staircase .the control of motor startup and stop with single
push button
3. 2. 6 Blinker relay (BLNK)
Symbol in APB Pin Description
When the ascending edge arrives at TRG and keeps the high
Input TRG potential, a pulse is output according to the time width between
ON and OFF.
Input R Make Output Q be 0 via Input R (Reset).
TRG Q
Every time TRG changes from 0 to 1, and keep 1 status, the
Output Q is 1, and when Time TH is up, the output becomes 0.
R BLNK P
It becomes 1 again when the Time TL has expired. The cycle
Output Q operation is continued in this way until TRG is 0 and Output
Q is 0. After R becomes 1, the output Q is 0. And when R
changes from 1 to 0, all status will change cyclically depends
on the input status.
P Output Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.

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Parameter Setting
Time parameter;TH indicates the duration of output ON; and TL indicates the duration of output OFF.
The time unit can be set as hours: minutes: seconds: milliseconds, and the range of value is 00:00:00-
TRG
TH TL
Input EN enables the clock pulse generator to work. Output Q of clock pulse generator will be ON time
TH and OFF time TL and cycle operation is continued in this way until Input En is 0. The clock pulse
generator then stops operation and Output Q is 0.
3. 2. 7 Delay Maintain ON (MTOD)
Input TRG Timer for ON time delay is started via Input TRG (Trigger).
TRG Q
Input R resets the timer for ON time delay, and makes Output
Input R
R P Q be 0. (R takes priority over TRG.)
MTOD
Output Q After time delay T elapses, the output is ON.
Parameter Setting
TRG
R
T T
Q
1. If the status of Input TRG changes from 0 to 1, the internal timer will be activated. When time T is up.
Output Q becomes 1 and then the Input TRG coming again has no effect on output Q. Output Q and Timer
T will be reset to 0 only when Input R becomes 1 again.
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2. This function is applicable to the occasions where the On-delay and hold-ON status are required.
3. 2. 8 RS Relay (RS)
Input S Make the Output Q to be in status 1 with Input S (Set).
S The Output Q is reset to 0 with R (Reset Input). If S and R are

RS Q Input R
R both in status 1, Output Q is 0 (R takes priority).
When S is the Input, Q turns and maintains ON. It will be reset

Output Q
till Input R is set.
RS Relay is a simple trigger with two values. The output value is decided by the input status and the
original output status. The following table can explain the logic relationship between them:
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００Ｔｈｅ　ｓｔａｔｕｓ　ｍａｉｎｔａｉｎｓ　ｔｈｅ　ｏｒｉｇｉｎａｌ　ｖａｌｕｅ
０１０Ｒｅｓｅｔ
１０１Ｓｅｔ
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3. 2. 9 Up/Down counter (UDCT)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Internal counter value and the output are reset via R (Reset). (R
Input R
takes priority over CTN.)
Optional counter mode

1.Rising edge counter
When rising edge counter mode is chosen
R Q The counter just counts the change from status 0 to status 1
UDCT Input CNT and doesn’t count the change from status 1 to status 0
CNT
DIR 2.Descending edge counter
P When descending edge counter mode is chosen The counter
just counts the change from status 1 to status 0 and doesn’t
count the change from status 0 to status 1
Specifies the direction of the counter with Input DIR (Direction)

Input DIR
DIR=0; Counting up DIR=1; Counting down
Output Q When the counting value is reached, the Output is ON.
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Parameter Setting
The range for counter parameter: 0~99999999
Time Sequence Frame is shown as follow when PAR=5:
CNT
DIR
1. Every time when a rising edge is input at CNT, the internal counter adds 1 (DIR=0) or minus 1 (DIR=1). If
the value of internal counter is larger than or equal to parameter value PAR, the output Q is set to 1.
2. If Reset R is input as 1, the internal counter and output will be reset to 0. If R=1, output Q is 0, and then
does not count Input CNT.
3. Choose counting rising edge or descending edge in function block property
4. Retentivity function and high-speed running function are optional.
Notes:
1. The counting frequency is related to filtering duration. If the default filtering duration is 50ms, please choose
high-speed running mode when input frequency exceeds 4HZ.
2. I4~I7 are high-speed inputs. Each high-speed input only can be connected with a function block of high-
speed counting in a program.
3. 2. 10 Up / Down Threshold Counter (UDCF)
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
A signal at input R(reset) resets the internal count value and
Input R
output (R takes priority over CNT).

When rising edge counter mode is chosen
The counter just counts the change from status 0 to status 1
R Q
Input TRG and doesn’t count the change from status 1 to status 0
TRG /
2.Descending edge counter
DIR UDCF P When descending edge counter mode is chosen The counter
Specifies the direction of counter with Input DIR(direction):

Input DIR
DIR=0: Counting up DIR=1: Counting down
Q is set or reset, depending on the comparison between the

Output Q
current value at CNT and the set thresholds.
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Parameter Setting
on : On threshold Range of values: 0-99999999
off : Off threshold Range of values: 0-99999999
Cnt
Dir
On=Off=5
count value
1. If the On threshold >= Off threshold, then: when Cnt >= On, Q=1, when Cnt < Off, Q=0,
2. If the On threshold < Off threshold, then: when On <= Cnt < Off, Q=1
Notes:
3. 2. 11 Scheduler switch (SCHD)

APB can provide clock switches for 16 time intervals at most
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Input ON Set power-on time for clock switch and select the mode for it.
Set power-off time for clock switch. The mode of clock switch
Q Input OFF
stays at the same one as it is during power-on time.
SCHD
The Output of the clock block. If one set time interval is ON,
Output Q
the output becomes 1, or it is in Status 0.
The SCHD block has a powerful clock switch function, and it has 5 switch modes for selection: Every year/
Every month/ Every week/ Every day/ Definite day
Every year means one cycle per year;
Every month means one cycle per month;
Every week means one cycle per week;
Every day means one cycle per day;
Definite day means the execution of this function on this definite day without cycle;
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Some key points about SCHD:

1. The set time of clock switch should be according to the time order, such as (Every day style)
}
ON time: 8:00 May 01, 2002
OFF time: 17:00 May 01, 2002
Q1
ON time: 9:00 Oct. 01, 2002
OFF time: 19:00 Oct. 01, 2002
The above time order is correct, while the following one is not correct:
}
ON time: 8:00 May 02, 2002
OFF time: 6:00 May 01, 2002
Q1
ON Time: 19:00 Oct. 01, 2002
OFF time: 15:00 Oct. 01, 2002
2. In the SCHD instruction, if you set ON time and OFF time, then the output will be ON in this period from
ON time to OFF time. The output will keep the previous status before the ON time, and will become OFF
after the OFF time.
3. As for weekly style and every day style, you can only set ON time or OFF time. Its output will change as
follow:
Set Condition Time Output Status
Before the ON time Keep the previous status

Only set ON time
At or after the ON time ON
Before the OFF time Keep the previous status

Only set OFF time
At or after the OFF time OFF
4. Whichever function you selected for the Clock switch, the time intervals of the same day should be listed
according to time order. For example:
Definite day style:
}
8:00 May 01, 2002 ON
12:00 May 01, 2002 OFF
This order is correct
13:00 May 01, 2002 ON
17:00 May 01, 2002 OFF
Every year style:
}
10:00 of each June 01 ON
11:00 of each June 01 OFF This order is wrong, and the output
will become OFF from 10:00 to 11:00
8:00 of each June 01 ON
9:00 of each June 01 OFF
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Every week style:
}
Monday 9 : 00 ON
11 : 00 OFF
This order is correct
Monday 15 : 00 ON
18 : 00 OFF
}
Monday 9 : 00 ON
11 : 00 OFF This order is wrong, and the output
will be OFF from 9:00 to 11:00
Monday 6 : 30 ON
8 : 30 OFF
Note: This phenomenon is called last instruction priority principle.
3. 2. 12 Time Sequence (TSEQ)
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
A signal at Input TRG triggers the outputs (Output 0-7) to be
Input TRG
ON one by one according to the time order.
TRG Q0
Input R A signal at Input R resets the outputs (Output 0-7) to be off.
TSEQ Q1
R Q2 There are 8 outputs available, among which Output3~output7
Output Q can be selected freely, while Outputs 0-2 are not allowed to be
modified by users.
The settings for this function block are shown as follow:

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When you select a TSEQ instruction in the program, and double click it, it will display the above figure.
Then you can select the output points. If you select Output 4, output 3 will be selected automatically, and
the same way for output 5, output 6, output 7. It means if you select one output, then all the previous
outputs will be selected automatically. And you can set the output ON time, and the time units can be
selected as milliseconds, seconds, minutes, and hours. Or you can click “Reference” key to refer to the
value of a Register (DWX).
In above figure, when the Trg becomes 1, 7 outputs will become 1 one by one. It means: Output Q0
becomes 1 when the first set time is reached, and Output Q1 becomes 1 when the second set time is
reached, and so on, till the 8th set time is reached, and Output Q7 becomes 1. The output loop will start
again when there is a reset signal 1 was received at Input R.
3. 2. 13 Step Sequence (SSEQ)
When EN=0, output mode1 will be chosen.

Input EN
When EN=1, output mode0 will be chosen.
Input TRG 8 input points in total for SSEQ block ( Input0~Input 7)

EN Q0
TRG SSEQ Q1 A signal at Input R resets the outputs 0~7 of SSEQ block to be
R Q2
Input R
off.
There are 8 outputs for SSEQ block, among which

Output Q output3~output7 can be selected freely, while output0~output2
are fixed, and you are not allowed to modify.
The settings for this function block are shown as follow:

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When you select a SSEQ instruction in the program, and double click it, it will display the above figure.
Then you can select the output points. If you select Output 4, output 3 will be selected automatically, the
same way for output 5, output6……output 7. It means if you select one output, then all the previous outputs
will be selected automatically.
This block has two output modes, you can select it through the change between high-level and low-level
signal at EN.
When EN=0, output mode 1 is selected.
Under this mode, Outputs 1-7 are triggered by a rising edge of input signal, and become ON according to
the step sequence. Every time when there is a pulse trigger TRG, it will make one output become 1. And
when all the selected outputs have become ON one by one, the next TRG pulse will make all the selected
outputs become OFF, while Output 0 will retain the ON state, and the above cycle will start again.
Trg
Q0
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q5
Q6
Q7
Note:
The output 0 will be in ON state all the time no matter the input TRG is ON or OFF. And the setting is
not allowed to be modified.
When EN=1 output mode 2 is selected
Under this mode, the output signal can be preset as 0 or 1. As it is shown in below figure, when TRG
terminal is triggered for first time, the preset output status is output, and each next TRG pulse will make the
output status shift one bit to the right, The operation works in cycle.
Note:
Put the mouse on 0 or 1, and double click the right key of the mouse to set 0 or 1.
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3. 2. 14 HOUR
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
When INC was triggered by the rising edge, the internal system
Input INC
INC
time will increase automatically (such as from 9:30 to10:30).
DEC HOUR When DEC was triggered by the rising edge, the internal system
DEC Input
time will decrease automatically (such as from 10:50 to 9:20).
Note:
1. An error occurs if the NOT gate is added at the inputs of this block.
2. This block is mainly used to automatically change APB internal system time, such as summer time, and time
for different time zones etc.
3. 2. 15 T/C-CMPR
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
The comparator input 1 can be connected to the output of a
Input IN1
timer or a counter
IN1 The comparator input 2 can be connected to the output of a

T/C Input IN2
Q
CMPR timer or a counter
IN2
When the comparing requirements are met, the output Q will
Output Q
become 1
Comparing functions can
be selected as: “<”, “>”, Output P Outputs the running value of the block to the Register DW.
“<=”, “>=”, “≠”“=”
This instruction can compare the value of timer or counter, and the compared time range is 00:00:00-
010~999:59:59-990 (unit: hours: minutes: seconds-millisecionds). The range of counting value is
1~999999.The type of the two connected inputs of this function block must be the same. If Input 1 is
connected to the timer function block, Input 2 must be connected to the timer function block too. And if
Input 1 is connected to the UDCT function block, then Input 2 must be connected to UDCT function block too.
We will explain the applications of this function block by following examples.
Example 1: Comparing the time length of two timers Logic relationship is shown as follow:
Function relationship is selected as “>”;

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Example 2: Comparing the times of two counters
3. 2. 16 Stairway Lighting Switch (STLT)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
A 1 to 0 signal transition at input Trg (Trigger) triggers the ON-
Input TRG　
holding time T1 for the stairway lighting switch.
TRG Q
Input R　 A signal at input R resets the output Q to 0.
R STLT P A transition from 1 to 0 at input Trg (trigger) triggers the ON-

Output Q holding time T1.Enables the output again after the duration of
T2, and reset the output after the duration of T3.
Parameter Setting:
Configure the pulse width; T1 represents the OFF-delay time; T2 represents the time period
when the output is off; T3 represents the ON-holding time after output is on again; Range of
values: 00:00:00-010~999:59:59-990(hours: minutes: seconds-milliseconds).
TRG
T1 T2 T3
A 0 to 1 signal transition at input Trg sets output Q. The next 1 to 0 transition at input Trg triggers
the ON-holding time T1. Set output Q again after the expiration of T2, and it will be reset after
the duration of ON-holding time T3.
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3. 2. 17 Multiple Function Switch (MULT)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
A signal at input Trg (Trigger) sets output Q (permanent light)
Input TRG
or resets Q with an off-delay.
TRG Q
Input R A signal at input R resets the output Q to 0.
R MULT P
A signal at Trg enables output Q. The output Q ON time
depends on the length of the input signal at Trg. The output can
Output Q
be switched to off-delay mode or be switched on permanently,
or be reset with a reset signal at Trg.
Output P　 Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.
Parameter Setting:
Configure the pulse width; T1 represents the off-delay time. T2 represents the time period when
the high-level output is maintained. Range of values: 00:00:00-010~999:59:59-990(hours:
minutes: seconds-milliseconds)
TRG
T1 T2
If the pulse width of the signal at TRG < T2, this function block will work as Off-delay function
block; if the pulse width of the signal at TRG > T2, the high-level output Q is maintained; if the
reset signal R is high level, the output Q will be low level．　
3. 2. 18 SLCD Function Block (SLCD)

Please refer to Chapter 4 for detailed introduction about SLCD.
3. 2. 19 Property Pin Assignment

An output pin is defined as Property Pin in function blocks, such as timer, counter, analog
function blocks etc. The output P indicates: the output P can be connected to Register D (or to
Timer/Counter comparison function block). After connecting, the running values such as timer/
counter/analog parameters etc. will be transmitted to Register D. When PLC is communicating
with HMI, the corresponding parameters will be displayed according to the register address.
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3. 3 High-speed and Analog Function Blocks

Table 3: High-speed and Analog Function Blocks
EN H Q
Frequency Threshold
Analog Threshold Trigger
AIX A Q
Trigger CNT
(THRD)
(FTH) R FTH P R THRD P
A+ B- Counter
CW H Q
Analog Amplifier
AIX A Q
CWW
(A+B-) (AMPT)
R A+B- P R AMPT P
A H Q AIX A Q
Two-phase Counter Analog Watchdog
B EN +-
(2PCT) (AWDT)
R 2PCT P R AWDT P
TRG H Q AIX / A Q
Pulse PTO Output Analog Threshold Trigger
(PTO) (WARP)
R PTO P R WARP P
PWM Output
TRG H Q
Analog Multiplexer
EN A
S1 Q
(PWM) (AMUX)
R PWM P S2 AMUX
Accelerate/Decelerate TRG H Q EN A
Analog Math
Single-phase Pulse
(MATH) += QA
Output (ACC) R ACC P R MATH
Analog Comparator
AIX A Q
(CMPR)
AIY CMPR P
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Analog calibration instruction:

It is necessary to have analog calibrated first to get areference value for input analog when using the
relevant analog function block.Please follow the steps given below to calibrate analog.
1. First, please power on the APB, then select “ ” item from APB LCD, and choose "Calibration"
item to enterinto "Calibration" screen. by pressing “ok” and “+” synchronously Each channel has to be
calibratedseparately. Input the channel number that needs to be calibrated, and press OK key to confirm.
2. Next, When “minimum” is prompted, input voltage valueto this channel. Press OK key to confirm, then
success message will beprompted, and the input value will be identified by Vmin. When “maximum”
isprompted, input maximum voltage value to this channel. Press OK key to confirm,then success message
will be prompted, and the input value will be identifiedby Vmax. The input range for Vmin and Vmax is
between 0V to 10V.
3. After the analog has been calibrated successfully APB need to be cut off the power supply and then it
is powered on.
4. It`s the same for the calibration of other channels.If the analog has been calibrated successfully, when
usingrelevant analog function blocks, the analog input value (0V-10V) is not theactual input voltage value,
but the calculation result of the mathformula: (V input -Vmin) / (Vmax -Vmin)* 10.
3. 3. 1 Frequency Threshold Trigger (FTH)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
A positive edge at input EN triggers frequency threshold trigger.
Input EN A negative edge at input EN Disconecting frequency threshold
trigger.

H Q When rising edge counter mode is chosen
EN
The counter just counts the change from status 0 to status 1
CNT
Input CNT and doesn’t count the change from status 1 to status 0
R FTH P
2.Descending edge counter
When descending edge counter mode is chosen The counter
A signal at input R resets the internal count value to zero, and

Input R
the output (R takes priority over CNT).
Output Q Q is set or reset, depending on the set thresholds.
Parameter Setting
on : On threshold; Range of values: 0000...99999999
off : Off threshold; Range of values: 0000...99999999
Time parameter T: Time interval or gate time when the input pulses are measured; range of values:
00:00:00-010~999:59:59-990 (hours: minutes: seconds-milliseconds).
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G_T
On=9
Fre
Off=5
fa = 9 fa = 10 fa = 8 fa = 4 fa = 3
fa = input frequency
Functional Description
If the On threshold ≥ Off threshold, then:
Q=1, if fa >= On
Q=0, if fa < Off
If the On threshold < Off threshold, then:
Q=1, if On <= fa < Off
Notes:
3. 3. 2 A+ B- Counter (A+B-)
Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Input R
the output (R takes priority over CW and CWW).
The counter is counting up when there is a signal at input CW

CW H Q
(counter).
CWW
The counter is counting down when there is a signal at input
R A+B- P Input
CWW (counter).
The function counts the 0 to 1 transitions at input, while 1 to 0
transitions are not counted.
Output Q When count value is reached, the Output Q is enabled.
Parameter Setting
Range of values: 0-99999999
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ON
CW input
OFF
ON
CCW input
OFF
counting 1 2 3 2 1
up down
1,000
Nms F =
N
1. The counter is counting up when there is a signal at input CW (counter).
2. The counter is counting down when there is a signal at input CWW (counter).
Notes:
3. 3. 3 Two-phase Counter (2PCT)

Line diagram/
Pin Description
Symbol in APB
Input R
the output (R takes priority over A and B).
A H Q
　A/B phase Input signal for two differential phases (A phase and B phase)
B
input increases or decreases by multiplication factors 1, 2 and 4.
R 2PCT P
Q Output When count value is reached, the Output Q is enabled.

1. Multiplication factor 1:
2. Multiplication factor 2:
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In the differential-phase input mode, the count value increases or decreases by multiplication
factors 1, 2 and 4 of the two differential phases signal.
2. Retentivity function is optional;
3. High-speed running function must be selected.
Notes: 1. Differential signals have to be input from I4, I5 port of PLC;
3. 3. 4 Pulse Output (PTO)
Input TRG A signal at input Trg (Trigger) triggers the pulse output PTO.
TRG H Q
Input R A signal at input R resets the pulse output.
R PTO P
A series of square waves are output according to the preset
Output Q
pulse cycle and the number of the pulse.
Parameter Setting
Pulse number Range of values: 0~99999999
Frequency Range of values: 1~100000
TRG
R
T
50%T 50%T
1. A series of square waves are output according to the preset pulse cycle and the number of
the pulse. The duty cycle is fixed at 50%.
2. It is allowed to set pulse number and frequency value under the independent mode, while
the pulse number is unable to be set under the continuous mode, and the square waves will be
output continuously at a certain frequency.
(If the number of the pulse is 0, it will be run under the continuous mode).
Note:PTO pulse output only can be connected to output Q2 or Q3.
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3. 3. 5 PWM Output (PWM)
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TRG H Q
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R PWM P
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Parameter Setting
Pulse number Range of values: 0~99999999
Frequency Range of values: 1~100000
Duty cycle Range of values: 10~100
TRG
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 R
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T
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
Duty Cycle*T
1. A series of square waves are output according to the preset number of the pulse, frequency,
and duty cycle.
2. It is allowed to set pulse number, frequency value, and duty cycle under the independent
mode, while the pulse number is unable to be set under the continuous mode, and the square
waves will be output continuously at a certain frequency.
Note: PWM output only can be connected to output Q2 or Q3.
3. 3. 6 Accelerate/Decelerate Single-phase Pulse Output (ACC)
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TRG H Q
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R ACC P
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Parameter Setting:
Start frequency (SF) Range of values: 1-100000Hz
End frequency (EF) Range of values: 1-100000Hz
Accelerating (Decelerating) time (t) Range of values: 10-5000ms
Number of segments (n) Range of values: 1-100
Number of output pulse: Range of values: 1-99999999
Time of each segment Δt=t/ segments n

Frequency of each segmentΔt= End frequency-Start frequency/n-1
Pulse number of each segment=Δt/ (1/f)
Condition 1: Start frequency≤ End frequency

Condition 2: Δt≥1/Sart frequency
Number of segments
EF
SF t
1. Output pulse with acceleration and deceleration depending on assigned parameters
3. 3. 7 CMPR
Analog Input AIX can be selected as: the preset analog value
Input AIX
or the calculated value from the analog input IA.
AIX A Q
Analog Input AIY can be selected as: the preset analog value
Input AIY
AIY CMPR P or the calculated value from the analog input IA.
Output Q When the conditions are satisfied, the output Q will be 1.
Comparing function,
can be selected as:“<”, Output P Output the running value of the block to the Register DW.
“>”, “<=”, “>=”, “≠” “=”
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Parameter Setting:
A : Gain value; Range of values: -10000~10000
B : Offset value; Range of values: -20000~20000
Only APB-12MRD, APB-12MTD, APB-12MGD, APB-22MRD, APB-22MTD, APB-22MGD types
have this function.
CMPR Description:
The CMPR compared value of the analog input (IA) is valued out through math formula, and it
is not the actual input voltage value. The math formula is (V input -Vmin) / (Vmax -Vmin) * 10.
Please read the Analog calibration for details.
CMPR will compare the calculated value of the input AIX and input AIY. When the comparison
function is selected as “<”, it means the calculated value of input AIX is smaller than that of input
AIY, and the output is high, otherwise, the output will be low.
It is allowed to set one value of input AIX or input AIY as the fixed value, and the other is
connected to the analog input. Thus CMPR will compare this fixed value and the calculated
value of the analog input.
Example 1: Comparing the calculated value of input AIX and input AIY.
Input 1 is connected to AI0

Input 2 is connected to AI1;
Output is connected to QA0;
CMPR function is selected as “<=”;
Then: if the calculated value of AI0 is <= the value of AI1, Q00will become 1, Otherwise,
Q00 will become 0.
Example 2: Comparing the calculated value of the analog input 1 with the fixed value.
Input 1 is connected to AI0;

Input 2 is empty. Then select the Input 2 from the property dialogue frame and input proper fixed value;
Output is connected to QA0;
CMPR function is selected as “<=”.
Then: if the calculated value of AI0 is <= the fixed value, QA0 will become 1, Otherwise,
QA0 will become 0.
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3. 3. 8 Analog Threshold Trigger (THRD)
Reset R A signal at input R resets the analog threshold trigger.

AIX A Q
Analog input can be selected as a calculated value from the
Input AIX
analog input IA, or the preset analog value.
R THRD P
Output Q When the conditions are satisfied, the output Q will be 1.
Output P Output the running value of the block to the Register DW.
Parameter Setting:
On : On threshold; Range of values: -20000~20000
Off : Off threshold; Range of values: -20000~20000
Time sequence frame:
1000
On
Off
AIX 0
The function fetches the analog signal at input Alx.
Alx is multiplied by the value of the A (gain) parameter, and the value at parameter B
(offset) is added to product, i.e. (Alx* gain) + offset= actual value of Alx.
If the On threshold ≥ Off threshold, then:

Q=1, if the actual value Alx>On
Q=0, if the actual value Alx≤Off.
If the On threshold < Off threshold, then:

Q=1, if On≤ actual value Alx < Off.
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3. 3. 9 Analog Amplifier (AMPT)
Reset R A signal at input R resets the analog amplifier.

AIX A Q
Input AIX Analog input.
R AMPT P
Output Q Input value is output after calculation.
Parameter Setting:
A: Gain value; Range of values: -10000~10000
B: Offset value; Range of values: -20000~20000
The input value is multiplied by the value of the A (gain) parameter, and then parameter B
(offset) is added to the product: (Ax * gain) + offset = actual value Alx.
The actual value Alx is output at Q.
3. 3. 10 Analog Watchdog (AWDT)
Input AIX Analog input.
A positive edge (0 to 1 transition) at input En saves the analog

AIX A Q 　Input EN value (V) at input AIX to memory and starts monitoring the
EN +- range of analog values.
R AWDT P
Reset R A signal at input R resets the analog watchdog.
Q is set or reset, depending on the stored analog value and

Output Q
the offset.
Parameter Setting:
A: Gain value; Range of values: -10000~10000
B: Offset value; Range of values: -20000~20000
△ 1: Difference value above V; range of values: 0.00~20000.00
△ 2: Difference value below V; range of values: 0.00~20000.00
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EN
V+ 1
Saved value V
V- 2
Ax
A positive edge (0 to 1 transition) at input En saves the analog value (V) of input AIX to
memory. If analog value > V+ △ 1 or < V- △ 2, a high-level signal is output at Output Q.
3. 3. 11 Analog Differential Trigger (WARP)
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AIX / A Q
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R WARP P
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Parameter Setting:
ON : On threshold; range of values: -20000.00~20000.00
△　　: Offset value; Range of values: -20000.00~20000.00
When the positive difference △ is set, if On≤actual value Aix < On+ △ 1, then Q=1. The time
sequence frame is shown as below:
On+ 1
On
AIX
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On
On+ 2
AIX
Q is set or reset, depending on the threshold (ON) and the offset ( △ ).
3. 3. 12 Analog Multiplexer (AMUX)
A transition from 0 to 1 at input En (Enable) outputs a parame-

Input EN
terized analog value, depending on the value of S1 and S2.
S1 and S2 (selectors) are used to select the analog value that

needs to be output.
EN A Input · S1=0 and S2=0: output value: V1
S1 Q
S1, S2 · S1=0 and S2=1: output value: V2
S2 AMUX
· S1=1 and S2=0: output value: V3
· S1=1 and S2=1: output value: V4
Output Q Output an analog value.
Output P Output the running value of the block to Register DW.
Parameter Setting:
V1 value range: -20000.00 - 20000.00
V2 value range: -20000.00 - 20000.00
V3 value range: -20000.00 - 20000.00
V4 value range: -20000.00 - 20000.00
EN
S1
S2
V1
V2
V3
V4
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If input En is set, this function will output one of 4 possible analog values V1 to V4,
depending on the value of S1 and S2.
If S1=0 and S2=0, output the value of V1;
If S1=0 and S2=1, output the value of V2
3. 3. 13 Analog Math (MATH)
A transition from 0 to 1 at input En (Enable) enables the analog

Input En
math function block.
EN A
Input R A signal at input R resets the analog calculator.
+= QA
R MATH The output QA is the result of the equation formed from the
Output Q operand values and operators. An error will occur if QA is
divided by 0 or the result exceeds 99999999.
Output P Output the running value of the block to Register DW.
Ｐarameter Setting:
V1: First operand value
V2: Second operand value
V3: Third operand value
V4: Fourth operand value
Op1: First operator
Op2: Second operator
Op3: Third operator
Pr1: Priority of first operation
Pr2: Priority of second operation
Pr3: Priority of third operation
The analog math function combines the four operands and three operators to form an equation.
The operator can be any one of the four standard operators: +, -, *, or /. It is necessary to set a
unique priority of High (H), Medium (M), or Low (L) for each operator. The High (H) operation will
be performed first, followed by the Medium (M) operation, and at last the Low (L) operation will
be performed. One operation has to correspond with one priority. For the operand values, you
can refer to other relevant predefined function.
The number of operand values is fixed at 4 and the number of operators is fixed at 3. If you need
to use fewer operands, please use constructions such as + 0 or * 1 to fill the remaining parameters.
If the execution result 0f analog math function block.is divided by 0 or overflows, an error will occur.
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3. 4 APB Input & Output Blocks : Six in total

Table 4: I/O Blocks
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IN AO
Digital input Analog Output
(IN) (AO) （）
OUT X
Digital output Blank Output
(OUT) （） (X) （）
AI DW
Analog Input Register D
(AI) (D) （）
Input
1. Digital Input (DI)
Digital input is identified by I, M, Q. These identifiers correspond to those used for PLC input,
output and intermediate relays in program.
2. Analog Input (AI)
Analog input is identified by AI, AM, AQ. The DC type PLC input can be programmed as AI input.
Output
1. Digital Output
Digital output is identified by M, Q. These identifiers correspond to those used for PLC output
and intermediate relays in program.
2. Analog Output
Analog output is identified by AO
3. Blank Output
Connect to the output that is not used.
Register D
The timer, counter, and analog values can be output to Register D with property pin, and in
the meantime, the function blocks use the value of Register D as the set parameter for timer,
counter and analog.
Note: 1.An error may occur when Register D is used without a value for it.
2. If the function block uses the value of Register D, this value is unable to be modified on the
Parameter Setting interface of APB-SLCD.
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Chapter IV Instructions of APB-SLCD

APB-SLCD is used to display time, I/O status, and values of counter, timer, and analog etc. The display
interface can be self-defined. HMI only can be used to display information data, and modify the parameters,
but it can not be used for programming.
4. 1 Introduction of SLCD (SLCD)

The display content of APB-HMI can be self-defined with this function block. It is able to monitor, set, and
modify I/O status, as well as the value of PLC internal register with characters, indicator, register and
parameters, which makes the real-time monitoring of PLC running status for the operator very convenient.
And you can connect the alarm signal to the trigger input of SLCD to display the alarm message. At most
64 human-machine interfaces can be edited.
4. 1. 1 Introduction of Operation Interface

Add the function block to the edit window, and the following operation interface will be popped up after
double clicking :
M enu
Tool
E dit S ection
W indow
D escription P roperty S ection
Status B ar
Tool Bar
Exit LCD editor
Cut components
Copy components
Paste components
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Delete components
Static text: including Chinese characters, English characters and other
character system
Indicator: displaying input/output of PLC and the on/off status of internal
relays
Message display: displaying the corresponding message when the ON/
OFF of PLC components.
Register: placing the data-monitoring or data-setting components (the
operated object is the data register in PLC)
Function block parameters: displaying the function block parameters in
program
Graphics file (the Max. size: 108*64 pixels)
Distribution Bar
Place on the above layer
Place on the next layer
Left align all selected objects
Right align all selected objects
Top align all selected objects
Bottom align all selected objects
Align the left edge of all selected objects
Align the right edge of all selected objects
Align the top edge of all selected objects
Align the bottom edge of all selected objects
Align in the middle of all selected objects horizontally
Align in the middle of all selected objects vertically
Align all selected objects with equal horizontal space
Align all selected objects with equal vertical space
◆ File
Click “File” menu, and choose “Exit” to exit LCD editor.
◆ Edit
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This instruction is mainly used for tool management, including Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Select all, Control,
Position and so on. The pull-down menu is shown as the follow:
Menu Name Function
Cut Cut components
Copy Copy components
Paste Paste components
Delete Delete components
Select all Select all components
Control Change the arrangement
Position Set alignment type
Save Screen Bitmap Save the current screen as graph format
Show back dot(G) Display back dot
◆　View
This menu includes the Toolbar, distribution bar and Status bar. The pull-down menu is shown as
follow:
　　　　　　　　 ▲ Tool bar: Toolbar displaying instruction
▲ Distribution bar: Distribution bar displaying instruction
▲ Status bar: Status bar displaying instruction
◆　Object
　　　　 This menu mainly includes Static text, Lamp, Message display, Register,Function block parameter and Picture.
Menu Name Ｆｕｎｃｔｉｏｎ
including Chinese characters, English characters and other

Static text
character system
displaying input/output of PLC and the on/off status of internal
Lamp
relays
Message display, the corresponding message will be displayed
Message display
when PLC objects become ON/OFF
placing the data-monitoring or data-setting components (the
Register
operated object is the data register in PLC)
Displaying the function block parameters in program, or the
Function block parameter
running value of function block.
Picture Graphics file (the Max. size: 108*64 pixels)
4. 1. 2 Operation Interface Edit

◆　Static Text
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Choose “Static Text” option in the “Object” menu or click the icon in the tool bar. And then a
dashed rectangular frame following the mouse appears. Move the mouse to the proper position of the edit
section and click the left button of the mouse to confirm.
▲　Position Property
X Position: specifying the horizontal position of the component
Y Position: specifying the vertical position of the component
Note: The grid origin is on the top left corner of the screen
▲　Input String
Input relevant text to explain, the font of which can be modified through clicking Font.
▲　Style
Reverse: the static text box and the background color will be reversely displayed.
▲ Font
Set the font of the text.
Note: Position and Reverse is common property, which is shared by other controls.
◆ Lamp
Choose “Lamp” option in “Object” menu or click the icon in the tool bar. And then a dashed
rectangular frame following the mouse appears. Move the mouse to the proper position of the edit section
and click the left button of the mouse to confirm.
▲ Coil Property
The type and address correspond to the input/output points of PLC and the type/address
of internal relay.
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▲　Style
Double: The displaying picture of the lamp will be doubled correspondingly.
If the corresponding internal relay is ON, the lamp will be solid; and if the corresponding internal
relay is OFF, the lamp will be hollow.
Note: Double is common property. It is shared by other controls.
◆　Message Display
Choose“Message Display”option in “Object” menu or click the icon in the tool bar. And then a
dashed rectangular frame following the mouse appears. Move the mouse to the proper position of the edit
section and click the left button of the mouse to confirm.
▲ Coil Property
The type and address correspond to the input/output points of PLC and the type/address of internal
relay.
▲　Message Display
Display the corresponding message when the coil is ON/OFF.
◆　Register
Choose “Register” option in “Object” menu or click the icon in the tool bar. And then a dashed
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▲　Format
Set the digits and decimal digits of the register data.
If it displays analog voltage value, please set two decimal digits.
▲ Register
Set the type and address of PLC register
If the “Set” check box is selected, the “Password” option will be displayed. When the “Password”
option is selected, if user wants to set value through “+-” keys on PLC front panel, it is necessary
to press ENTER key to enter into the password interface and then input the correct password.
◆　Block Info
Choose “Block Info” option in “Object” menu or click the icon in the tool bar. And then a dashed
▲ Format
Set the displayed digits and decimal digits of the parameter.
▲　Display Type
Several selectable types are shown as follows:
HH : MM : SS-MS (Hours: Minutes: Seconds-Milliseconds)
HH : MM : SS (Hours: Minutes: Seconds)
HH : MM (Hours: Minutes)
MM :SS (inutes: Seconds)
MM (Minutes)
SS (Seconds)
MS (Milliseconds)
▲　Function Block Parameter
The set parameter or the running value of the function block can be set to display according to the
actual needs.
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◆　Triggered page
▲ LCD page type

Choose Triggered Screen
When the alarm is triggered, the time when alarm message prompted will be displayed on “System
reserved area” section, and this section is disabled when the alarm interface is editing.
　　　
◆　　Initial screen NO.
If tick the “Initial screen NO.”any user-defined screen can be set as initial screen
4. 1. 3 APB-SLCD Application Examples

Note: This is an example for a water supply system.
1.The water supply system diagram is shown as follow:
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L+
M
P1
Auto/Hand
L+ M Ｉ０Ｉ１Ｉ２Ｉ３Ｉ４Ｉ５Ｉ６Ｉ７
pump2#
pump1#
Proce
Sensor P1
cistern
QO Q1 Q2 Q3
L
1# 2#
N
2. Description:
a. We use an APB-12MRD to compare pressure sensor P1 with 7V, if P1<7v, then start the pump #1
(QA0); if P1<3v, then start the pump #2 (QA1); P1 is input from IA0.
b. SA is a Manual/Auto switch, which is connected to IA1.
c. When SA is selected as manual switch, IA3 controls pump #1, and IA4 controls pump #2.
d. When SA is selected as Auto switch, the analog comparators B0, B1, and B6 are defined in APB-
12MRDL. The parameters are set as follows:
B0
B1
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B2
B0 will control the pump #1; B1 will control the pump #2; B2 will control the alarm
The logic control program of APB-12MRDL is shown as follow:
In this case, the following messages need to be displayed on the APB-HMI:

1. The running value of the pressure sensor P1 and the set value of the analog comparator;
2. If P1 < 1V, the alarm message will be displayed;
3. The set value and running value of the time delay relay;
Operation procedures:
1. Set a function block in the program .
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The function block L0 displays the set value and the running value of time delay relay.
The function block L1 displays the running value of the pressure sensor P1 and the set value of the
analog comparator.
The function block L2 displays the alarm message, if P1 < 1V.
2. Create a screen page for “Set value and current value of time delay relay”
Choose component “A” to input text message “current value of time delay relay”
Choose component “A” to input text message “Set value of time delay relay”
Choose the component “ ”, and select “Function block B0003 (ON-delay).The “current value” is chosen
as the parameter. Displayed digits: 2; decimal digits: 0
Choose the component“ ”, and select “Function block B0003 (on-delay).The“ON-delay”is chosen as the
parameter. Displayed digits: 2; decimal digits: 0.
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3. Create a screen page for “Display the current value of pressure sensor P1 and the set value of analog
comparator”.
Choose component “A” to input text message “Pressure sensor”
Choose component “A” to input text message “Value”
Choose component “A” to input text message “Analog comparator”
Choose component “A” to input text message “Fixed value”
Choose the component “ ”, and select “Function block B0000 (universal analog comparator).The
“Running value of the block” is chosen as the parameter. Displayed digits: 3; decimal digits: 2.
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Choose the component “ ”, and select “Function block B0000 (universal analog comparator).The
“Running value of the block” is chosen as the parameter. Displayed digits: 3; decimal digits: 2.
4. Create the alarm message screen for P1 < 1V situation

If it is necessary to create a screen for alarm message, “Triggered Screen” has to be selected from the “LCD
page type”, then input the displayed message, such as: “The water level is too low in water tank”.
Connect the analog comparator block B0002 to SLCD. When P1 < 1V, the analog comparator will output
signal and the alarm message will be displayed on PLC display screen.
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4. 2 APB-SLCD Structure and Function

4. 2. 1 APB-SLCD Structure
APB operation panel is shown as follow, which is a simple human-machine interface. APB-SLCD can
modify and set the analog, time and counter parameters in program with its 8 keys, and can monitor
running status of PLC input/output; display the analog, time and counter parameter as well.
UP and Down moving key ▲UP ▼DOWN
Return to last step ESC
Comfirmation OK
Right and Left moving key LEFT RIGHT
▼
There are 8 keys on APB-SLCD: +, -, ESC, OK, , , and a 4*10 display panel.
“ +, - ” keys are mainly used to modify the number at the position of the cursor.
“ESC” key is used to return to the interface of last operation.
“OK” key is used to confirm the selected menu.
Press “ESC” and “OK” or “+” and “-“ keys to adjust contrast between light and shade
on the screen
“ ” key is used to move the cursor (■) up and down.
“ ” key is used to switch the main interface icon and move the cursor (■) left and right.
4. 2. 2 APB-SLCD Function
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There are four controls on the display interface:
Start/Stop
R
P
Self-defined interface jump

Program parameters setting
I/O status display/ Time and date

Switch the main interface icon with“ ”keys, and press “OK” key to enter the next interface. If
there is no any operation on APB-SLCD keys within 10 seconds when the main interface is displayed, the
main interface will jump to “I/O Status display” interface automatically.
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1. Start/Stop Operation
, and press “OK” key to enter the following interface:
R
Move the main interface icon to P
On this interface, change the cursor position by moving“ ”key. Select “Run” or “Stop” and press “OK”
key to confirm. Press ESC to return to the main interface.
Prompt Message:
Run PLC? Indicates “Is it needed to run PLC?”
Running Indicates “PLC is running”
Stop PLC? Indicates “Is it needed to stop PLC?”
Stopped Indicates “PLC has stopped.”
2. Interface Jump Operation

Move the main interface icon to , and press “OK” key to enter the following interface:
On this interface, press “OK” key to modify the target number that needs to be jumped to.
Press “+, -”keys to modify the number at the position of the cursor, and press“ ”keys to move cursor
position. Press “OK” key after modifying the target number. If there is no self-defined interface, the prompt
message: “Error!” will be displayed. Press ESC to return to main interface.
If the interface has been self-defined in the program, it will jump to the corresponding interface. And at
this time, you can use “ ” key to switch to another self-defined interface. Press ESC to return to jump
interface.
Note: If the alarm interface is popped up, please press ESC key to return to the main interface. The alarm-
triggered
time will be displayed reversely if the alarm interface has been checked.
3. Parameter Setting Operation

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On this interface, move the cursor position with“ ”keys. Select the block parameter (Block),
clock parameter (Clock), PLC address (PLC) and version number (Ver), and press “OK” key to confirm.
Then press ESC to return the main interface.
①　Block parameter setting (Block)
Move the cursor to “Block”, and press “OK” key to confirm. The password protection interface is
displayed, and you need to input password of four Arabic numbers. When inputting password, press “+, -”
key to modify the number at the cursor position, and press“ ”key to move the cursor position.
Prompt message: “Matched” indicates the password is correct. Press any key to enter function block
window. Press “+, -” key to modify the function block number at the cursor position. Press“ ”key to
move the cursor position, and press “OK” key to enter into block parameter modification. Press “OK” key
to confirm if a prompt message “Save This” appears after modifying the parameter. If an error occurs to
the input data, the prompt message “Fail!” will be displayed on LCD. If the input data is correct, the prompt
message “Succeed!” appears. Press any key to return.
②　Clock parameter setting (Clock)
Move the cursor to “Clock”, and press “OK” key to confirm.Press “+, -” key to modify the number at
the cursor position, and press“ ”key to move the cursor position.
Press “OK” key for confirmation. The prompt message “Save This” appears after modifying the
parameter. Press “OK” key to confirm. If an error occurs to the input data, the prompt message “Data Err!”
will be displayed on LCD. If the input data is correct, the prompt message “Succeed!” appears. Press any
key to return.
③　Background light time parameter setting (Light)
Move the cursor to “Light”, and press “OK” key to confirm.
Press “+, -” key to modify the number at the cursor position, and press“ ”key to move the cursor
position. Press “OK” key for confirmation.
The prompt message “Save This” appears after modifying the parameter. Press “OK” key to confirm.
If an error occurs to the input data, the prompt message “Error!” will be displayed on LCD. If the input data
is correct, the prompt message “Succeed!” appears. Press any key to return.
④　Analog calibration (Calib)
Move the cursor to “Calib”, and press“OK” key to confirm.
The password protection interface is displayed, and you need to input password of four Arabic
numbers. Prompt message: “Matched” indicates the password is correct.
Press“+”and “OK”synchronously key to enter analog calibration interface. If the prompt message
“Minimum” appears after pressing “OK” key, set the external power supply connected to the analog that
needs to be calibrated as 0V, and then press “OK” key to confirm. If the prompt message “Maximum”
appears after pressing “OK” key, set the external power supply connected to the analog that needs to be
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calibrated as 10V, and then press “OK” key to confirm.

⑤　address setting (PLC)
Move the cursor to “PLC”, and press “OK” key to confirm.
Press “+, -” key to modify the number at the cursor position, and press“ ”key to move the cursor
position. Press “OK” key for confirmation.
The prompt message “Save This” appears after modifying the parameter. Press “OK” key to confirm.
If an error occurs to the input data, the prompt message “Error” will be displayed on LCD. If the input data
is correct, the prompt message “Succeed!” appears. Press any key to return.
⑥　Check the version number of system program (Ver)
Move the cursor to “Ver”, and press “OK” key to confirm.
4. I/O Status Display

On this interface, it is able to observe PLC I/O status, and in the meantime, the current system time and
PLC running status are displayed. Press“ ”key to jump to self-defined interface.
Note: If there is no any operation on APB-HMI keys within 10 seconds when the main interface is
displayed, the main
interface will jump to “I/O Status Display” interface automatically.
4. 3 Comparison with Conventional Controller LCD

The conventional controller LCD normally can only display simple and fixed interface, such as time, I/O
status etc, but the information about timer, counter, and analog etc. can not be displayed. And all interfaces
are pre-designed during the design of controller, so that the user is unable to modify, add, and delete
interface, even though there is function for modifying parameter, it is still inconvenient for user because of
complicated procedure.
Based on these disadvantages mentioned above, we have adopted a new method during the research and
development of our APB PLC to offer users a simple, free, and easy-to-use LCD function block, which can
implement the following function:
1. Providing 64 self-defined Human-Machine Interfaces

When using APB software, the Human-Machine Interface can be added according to your needs, while the
total number can not exceed 64. All self-defined interfaces can be browsed on LCD, or you can press “
”key on the I/O interface to jump to the self-defined interface.
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Use the up/down key to

see different interfaces.
The current value and parameter of various timer, counter, and analog comparator can be displayed on
APB-HMI. There are two data displayed on this HMI: Current value and Parameter value. The interface can
be modified, added, and deleted according to your needs.
2. Alarm triggering function

When the function block output high level, the linked alarm interface will be activated, and display the
alarm-triggered time. The alarm-triggered time will be displayed reversely if the alarm interface has been
checked.
The triggering method is shown as follows:
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Chapter V APB Technical Parameters
5. 1 APB-22MRA Technical Parameters
Parameter
APB-22MRA
Type
Power:
Power voltage AC100V ~ 240V
Clock keeping time at 25℃ 160 Hours/6 Months*
Real time accuracy Max. ±20s/month
Digital input:
Input Point 14 (I00 ~ I0D)
General digital input 12 (I00 ~ I0B)
Input voltage AC 0V ~ 240V
Input signal 0 AC 0V ~ 40V
Input signal 1 AC 85V ~ 240V
Delay time from 1 to 0 50ms
Relay output:
Output points 8 (Q00 ~ Q07)
Output type Relay output
AC 0V ~ 240V
Output voltage
DC 0V ~ 24V
Resistor load:10A
Output current
Inductive load: 2A
Response time from 1to 0 8ms

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Response time from 0 to 1 10ms
Light Load 1000W AC (230V/240V)

(25,000 Switch Cycle) 500W AC (115V/120V)
Fluorescence Light with electronics

controlling equipments 10x58W AC (230V/240V)
(25,000 Switch Cycle)
Fluorescence Tube with
conventional compensation 1x58W AC (230V/240V)
Fluorescence Tube without
compensation 10x58W AC (230V/240V)
Short circuit protection cos1 Power protection / B16 600A
Short circuit protection cos0.5~0.7 Power protection / B16 600A
Output relay protection B16 / Max 20A
ON/OFF frequency:
Mechanical frequency 10Hz
Resistor load/light load 2Hz
Inductive load 0.5Hz
＊: indicates it is needed to install Li-ion battery.

5. 2 APB-12MRD / APB-22MRD Technical Parameters
Type
APB-12MRD APB-22MRD
Parameter
Power:
Power voltage DC 12V ~ 24V DC 12V ~ 24V
Clock keeping time at 25℃ 160 Hours/6 Months* 160 Hours/6 Months*
Real time clock accuracy Max. ±20s/month Max. ±20s/month
Inputs:
Input points 8 (I0 ~ I7) 14 (I0 ~ I0D)
Digital inputs 8 (I0 ~ I7) 14 (I0 ~ I0D)
Analog inputs 8 (I0 ~ I7) 12 (I0 ~ I0B)

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DC 0V ~ 24V (digital inputs) DC 0V ~ 24V (digital inputs)

Input voltage range
DC 0V ~ 10V(analog inputs) DC 0V ~ 10V (analog inputs)
Input signal 0 DC 0V ~ 6.5V DC 0V ~ 6.5
Input signal 1 DC 7.5V ~ 24V DC 7.5V ~ 24V
Delay time from 1 to 0 50ms 50ms
Relay output:
Output points 4 (Q00 ~ Q03) 8 (Q00 ~ Q07)
Output type Relay Output Relay Output
AC 0V ~ 240V AC 0V ~ 240V
Output voltage
DC 0V ~ 24V DC 0V ~ 24V
Resistor load:10A Resistor load:10A

Output current
Inductive load:2A Inductive load:2A
Response time from 1 to 0 8ms 8ms
Light Load 1000W AC (230V/240V) 1000W AC (230V/240V)

(25,000 Switch Cycle) 500W AC (115V/120V) 500W AC (115V/120V)

controlling equipments 10x58W AC (230V/240V) 10x58W AC (230V/240V)
conventional compensation 1x58W AC (230V/240V) 1x58W AC (230V/240V)
compensation 10x58W AC (230V/240V) 10x58W AC (230V/240V)
Power protection B16 Power protection B16

Short circuit protection cos1
600A 600A
Short circuit protection cos Power protection B16 Power protection B16
0.5~0.7 600A 600A
B16 B16
Relay output protection
Max 20A Max 20A
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ON/OFF frequency:
Mechanical frequency 10Hz 10Hz
Resistor load / light load 2Hz 2Hz
Inductive load 0.5Hz 0.5Hz
5. 3 APB-12MTD / APB-22MTD Technical Parameters

Type
APB-12MTD APB-22MTD
Parameter
Power:
Power voltage range DC 12V ~ 24V DC 12V ~ 24V
Clock remain time at 25℃ 160 Hours/6 Months* 160 Hours/6 Months*
Inputs:
Input points 8 (I00 ~ I07) 14 (I00 ~I0D)
High speed inputs 4 (I04 ~ I07) 4 (I04 ~ I07)

Input voltage range
DC 0V ~ 10V(analog inputs) DC 0V ~ 10V (analog inputs)
Input signal 0 DC 0V ~ 6.5V DC 0V ~ 6.5
Transistor outputs:
High frequency outputs 2 (Q02 ~ Q03) 2 (Q02 ~ Q03)
Output type NPN transistor output NPN transistor output

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Output voltage DC 0V ~ 24V DC 0V ~ 24V
Output current 2A 2A
5. 4 APB-12MGD / APB-22MGD Technical Parameters

Type
APB-12MGD APB-22MGD
Parameter
Power:
Power voltage range DC 12V ~ 24V DC 12V ~ 24V
Clock remain time at 25℃ 160 Hours/6 Months* 160 Hours/6 Months*
Inputs:
Input points 8 (I00 ~ I07) 14 (I00 ~ I0D)
High speed inputs 4 (I04 ~ I07) 4 (I04 ~ I07)

Input voltage range
DC 0V ~ 10V (analog inputs) DC 0V ~ 10V (analog inputs)
Input signal 0 DC 0V ~ 6.5V DC 0V ~ 6.5V

Transistor outputs:
High frequency outputs 2 (Q02 ~ Q03) 2 (Q02 ~ Q03)
Output type PNP Transistor output PNP Transistor output
Output voltage DC 0V ~ 24V DC 0V ~ 24V
Output current 2A 2A
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5. 5 APB-22ERA/APB-22ERD/APB-22ETD/APB-22EGD Extension Module

Technical Parameters
1. APB-22ERA Technical Prameters
Type
APB-22ERA
Parameter
Power:
Power voltage AC 100V-240V
Digital input:
Input points 14 (I10 – I1D)
General digital input 14 (I10 – I1D)
Input voltage AC 0V - 240V
Input signal 0 AC 0V - 40V
Input signal 1 AC 85V - 240V
Relay output:
Output points 8 (Q00 - Q07)
Output voltage AC 0V - 240V / DC 0V - 24V
Output current Resistor load:10A / Inductive load: 2A

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(25,000 Switch Cycle) 500W AC(115V / 120V)

controlling equipments 10 * 58W AC (230V / 240V)
conventional compensation 1 * 58W AC (230V / 240V)
compensation 10 * 58W AC (230V / 240V)
Short circuit protection cos1 Power protection B16 600A
Short circuit protection cos0.5~0.7 Power protection B16 600A
Output relay protection B16 Max 20A
ON/OFF frequency:
2. APB-22ERD Technical Prameters
Type
APB-22ERD
Parameter
Power:
Power voltage DC 12V - 24V
Inputs:
Input points 14 (I10 - I1D)
Digital inputs 14 (I10 - I1D)
Input voltage DC 0V ~ 24V (digital inputs)
Input signal 0 DC 0V - 5V

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Relay output:
Output voltage AC 0V - 240V / DC 0V - 24V
Output current Resistor load:10A / Inductive load: 2A

(25,000 Switch Cycle) 500W AC(115V / 120V)

controlling equipments 10 * 58W AC (230V / 240V)
conventional compensation 1 * 58W AC (230V / 240V)
compensation 10 * 58W AC (230V / 240V)
Short circuit protection cos1 Power protection B16 600A
Short circuit protection cos0.5~0.7 Power protection B16 600A
Output relay protection B16 Max 20A
ON/OFF frequency:
3. APB-22ETD Technical Prameters

Type
APB-22ETD
Parameter
Power:

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Inputs:
Input voltage DC 0V - 24V
Transistor output:
Output points 8 (Q00-Q07)
Output type NPN transistor output
Output voltage DC 0V - 24V
Output current 2A
4. APB-22EGD Technical Prameters

Type
APB-22EGD
Parameter
Power:
Inputs:
Input voltage DC 0V - 24V

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Transistor output:
Output type PNP transistor output
Output voltage DC 0V - 24V
Output current 2A
5. APB-24MRD Technical Prameters
Type
APB-24MRD
Parameter
Power:
Power voltage range DC 12V ~ 24V
Clock remain time at 25℃ 160 Hours/6 Months*
Real time clock accuracy Max. ±20s/month
Inputs:
Input points 14 (I0 ~ ID)
Digital inputs 14 (I0 ~ ID)
Analog inputs 14 (I0 ~ ID)
High speed inputs 4 (I04 ~ I07)
DC 0V ~ 24V (digital inputs)

Input voltage range
DC 0V ~ 10V (analog inputs)
Input signal 0 DC 0V ~ 6.5V
Input signal 1 DC 7.5V ~ 24V

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Current signal input 2 (IA0, IA1)
Input current range 0mA ~ 20mA
outputs:
Analog outputs 2 (Q0, Q1)
Output range 4mA ~ 20mA (analog)
Digital outputs 6 (Q2 ~ Q07)
AC 0V ~ 240V
Output voltage
DC 0V ~ 24V
Resistor load:10A
Output type
Inductive load: 2A

(25,000 Switch Cycle) 500W AC (115V/120V)

controlling equipments 10x58W AC (230V/240V)
conventional compensation 1x58W AC (230V/240V)
compensation 10x58W AC (230V/240V)
Power protection
Short circuit protection cos1
B16 600A
Power protection
Short circuit protection cos0.5~0.7
B16 600A
B16
Output relay protection
Max 20A
ON/OFF frequency:
Resistor load/light load 2 Hz

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5. 6 APB Series General Technical Parameter

Items Standard Conditions
Weather environment:
Cold: IEC-68-2-1
Environmental temperature
Hot: IEC-202
Horizon installation 0 to 55℃

Vertical installation 0 to 55℃
Storage / transportation -40℃ to +70℃
From 5% to 95% without

Relative humidity IEC68-2-30
condensation
Air pressure From 795 to 1080Kpa
IEC68-2-42 SO2 10cm3/m3, 4 days

Pollution
IEC-68-2-43 H2S1CM2/m3, 4 days
Mechanical conditions:
Protection type 54 IP20

From 10 to 57Hz (constant ibration
length at 0.15mm)
Vibration IEC68-2-6
From 57 to 150Hz (constant
acceleration speed 2g)
Brunt IEC68-2-27 18 times (half sine 15g/11ms)
Fall IEC68-2-31 Falling high 50mm
Free falling down (with package) IEC68-2-32 1m
EMC:
8Kv air discharge, 6kVcontact

Static electricity discharge Level 3
discharge
Electromagnetic field IEC801-3 Field density 10V/M
Anti-interference EN55011 Limit class B 1
IEC801-4 2KV (power line)

Surge Pulse
Level 3 2KV (signal line)
IEC/VDE safety
Insulation density IEC1131 Reach requirements

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Chapter VI Application
APB has a very wide application range. In order to help the user to further understand the wide potential
application of APB and the convenience brought about from its use, we will show some common and
typical control schemes herein. After the user has read these application examples, it will be clear how
simple it is to use APB to establish automatic control requirements, especially in a system requiring time
control and in the automatic control of intelligent living quarters etc.
6. 1 The Illumination of Multifunction Switch in Stairs, Halls etc

Requirements:
1. When the light switch has been pressed, the illumination will be connected and then be cut off
automatically after the set time of 3 minutes.
2. Lights glimmer for 5 seconds before being switched off.
3. When the switch is pressed again within 5 seconds, the illumination will be on as usual.
4. When the switch is pressed and held for more than 5 seconds, the illumination will be cut off
5. The illumination will be automatically connected every day at PM6:30 and be cut off every day at
AM6:30.
The Program Diagram is shown as follow:
6. 2 Automatic Gate Control Requirements

Requirements:
1. Opening and closing of the gate shall be controlled by the guard in the control room.
2. Normally the gate shall be open or closed completely, but the opening and closing action can be
interrupted at any time.
3. The alarm lamp shall begin to flash when the gate acts and shall keep flashing as long as the gate
continues to move.
4. A pressure damper shall be provided so that the gate can be automatically open when it touches a
person or an article.
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The Program Diagram is shown as follow:
Note:
I00 to the gate-open switch;
I01 to the gate-stopped switch;
I02 to the safety pressure damper;
I03 to the gate-closed switch;
QA0 to the flashing lamp;
QA1 to the gate-open motor contactor;
QA2 to the gate-closed motor contactor;
6. 3 Illumination System for Display Windows

Requirements:
1.1 Basic lighting for the display period:
a. Time:
Monday to Friday 8 : 00 ~ 22 : 00;
On Saturday 8 : 00 ~ 24 : 00;
On Sunday 9 : 00 ~ 20 : 00;
b. Automatic on/off: the basic lighting can be automatically turned off whilst maintaining minimum
illumination and display lighting.
1.2 Additional requirements for night lighting:

a. Time:
Monday to Friday light sensitive switch is triggered at 22 : 00;
On Saturday light sensitive switch is triggered at 24 : 00;
On Sunday light sensitive switch is triggered at 20 : 00;
b. Light sensitive switch triggering/ automatic off: can automatically turn off the minimum illumination
and the display lamps when it is on and can also automatically turn on the minimum illumination
and display lighting when it is off.
1.3 Minimum illumination and display lighting in non-display period:

The minimum illumination and the display lighting shall be maintained and shall be automatically turned
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　　　　　 on when the display period ends and the basic lighting and night lighting are turned off.
1.4 Test switch:

All lamp groups can be tested when the test switch is pressed.
Note:
I00 to the test switch;
I01 to the light sensitive switch
Q00 to the basic lighting in non-display period;
Q01 to the night additional lighting within display period;
Q02 to the basic lighting during display period;
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APPENDIX A: APB MODBUS RTU Introduction

APB MODBUS Protocol Address Type and Function Code List (Note1)
PLC Supported Supported R/W Function Operation
Remarks
Parameter Address(Hex) Address(Dec) Attribute Code Type
I0~I127 100 — 17F 256 — 383 R 0 x 01 0 x (bit) Read input status I

Read and write output
Q0~Q255 200 — 2FF 512 —767 R/W 0 x 01, 0 x 05 0 x (bit)
status Q
Read and write M
M0~M1999 2600 — 2DCF 9728 — 11727 R/W 0 x 01, 0 x 05 0 x (bit)
status
AI0~AI15 4600 — 460F 17920 — 17935 R 0 x 03 4 x (word) Read analog input AI
Read and write analog

AQ0~AQ15 4680 — 468F 18048 — 18063 R/W 0 x 03, 0 x 10 4x, 5x (word)
output AQ
Read and write analog
AM0~AM127 4700 — 477F 18176 — 18303 R/W 0 x 03, 0 x 10 4x, 5x (word)
register AM
Read and write register
D0~D511 4800 — 49FF 18432 — 18943 R/W 0 x 03, 0 x 10 5x (word)
D(Note8)
Read and write function
B0 ~ B319 8000 — BFFF 32768 — 33087 R/W 0 x 03, 0 x 10 4x, 5x (word) block parameters
(Note2)
Read and write function
C000 — FFFF 49152 — 65535 R 0 x 03 4x block parameters
(Note3)
Clock switch
parameters Read and write the
address R/W 0 x 41, 0 x 42 parameters of clock
(calculated switch block (Note4)
independently)
4 x, 5x Read and write PLC
PLC address 7FFF 32767 R/W 0 x 03, 0 x 10
(word) address (Note5)
Read PLC status
PLC status R 0 x 01 0 (word)
(Note6)
PLC time
(year month
Read and write real-
day hour 7FF9 — 7FFE 32761 — 32766 R/W 0 x 03, 0 x 10 4x, 5x (word)
time clock RTC (Note7)
minute
Second)
Note1: Except for clock function block, all read and write operations of APB MODBUS RTU communication
protocol are standard MODBUS RTU commands, which can communicate with devices that support
MODBUS RTU.
Communication parameters: 9600bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, and no parity.
The time interval between frames is 50ms.
Note2: When reading PLC status, only the bit0 at address0 can be read now to indicate running or stop status
of PLC. 1: running, 0: stop.
Note3: When reading and writing function block parameters, the address calculation formula is: (block
number * 32 + block parameter number * 4) + 0x8000
The block parameter is numbered from 0. They are 0, 1, 2, 3…… respectively.
The address calculation formula for clock switch block is: block number * 256 + group number * 8
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The group is numbered from 0, and 32 groups at most.

Note4: When reading the block running value, the address calculation formula is: (block number * 32 +
block parameter number * 4) + 0xC000
Now only one running value for each block, and the parameter number is 0.
Note5: When reading and writing PLC address, the MODBUS address range is from 0 to 254, and only low
byte of a word is valid.
Note6: When reading PLC status, only the bit0 at address0 can be read now to indicate running or stop status
of PLC. 1: running, 0: stop.
Note7: When reading real-time clock, at most 4 words can be read, and 4 words must be written when
writing real-time clock. Writing format is: year, month, day, week, hours, minutes and seconds.
Sunday~ Saturday is written as 00~ 06.
Example: If write 2009-12-15 Friday 10:40:30, then the request frame should be: 01 10 7F F9 00 04 08 20
09 12 15 05 10 40 30 E7 2C.
Note8: Select “4x” as Register address type to read or write double Register. the low address Register
contains the data high order bit and the high address Register contains the low order bit.
Select “5x” as Register address type to read or write double Register. the low address Register
contains the data low order bit and the high address Register contains the high order bit.
When reading and writing APB DW Registers by MODBUS RTU. “5x” must be used.
The DW MODBUS Protocol Address list:
DW Register D Register MODBUS Address (H)

DW0 D0 4800
D1 4801
DW1 D2 4802
D3 4803
DW2 D4 4804
D5 4805
DW3 D6 4806
D7 4807
DW4 D8 4808
D9 4809
。。。。。。。。。

DW255 D510 67FE
D511 67FF
1. Examples for Read/Write Operation

Example1: Read/Write On-delay Block Parameter
If block number is B0000, and parameter number is 0, then the address is 0x8000 calculated by the
formula: 0*32+0*4+0x8000. Parameter value occupies 2 words.
Read on-delay time parameter 1S (1000MS). It is 0000 03E8 in HEX.
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When read time parameter, MODBUS RTU command frame should be:
Request Message Response Message

Example
Field Name Field Name Example (Hex)
(Hex)
Device address 01 Device address 01
Function code 03 Function code 03
High byte of the block address 80 The number of returned bytes 04
Low byte of the block address 00 Parameter value of the block 00
High byte of the block parameter value 00 Parameter value of the block 00
Low byte of the block parameter value 02 Parameter value of the block 03
CRC low byte ED Parameter value of the block E8
CRC high byte CB CRC low byte FA
CRC high byte 8D
Write on-delay time parameter 3minutes and 20seconds. It is 200000ms, 0003 0D40 in Hex.
When write time parameter, MODBUS RTU command frame should be:

Example
(Hex)
High byte of the block address 80 High byte of the block address 80
Low byte of the block address 00 Low byte of the block address 00
High byte of the block parameter
00 High byte of the block parameter 00
value
Low byte of the block parameter value 02 Low byte of the block parameter 02
The number of written bytes 04 CRC low byte 68

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Parameter value of the block 00 CRC high byte 08

Parameter value of the block 03
Parameter value of the block 0D
Parameter value of the block 40
CRC low byte ED
CRC high byte CB
Example2: Read/Write the parameter of universal counter block

If block number is B0000, and parameter number is 0, then the address is 0x8000 calculated by the
formula: 0*32+0*4+0x8000. Parameter value occupies 2 words.
Read the universal counter parameter 12345678. It is 00BC 614E (HEX).
When read counter parameter, MODBUS RTU command frame should be:

Example
(Hex)
High byte of the block parameter value 00 Parameter value of the block BC
CRC low byte ED Parameter value of the block 4E
CRC high byte CB CRC low byte 92
CRC high byte 73
Write the allowed maximum value 9999 9999 to universal counter. It is 05F5 E0FF in HEX.
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When write counter parameter, MODBUS RTU command frame should be:
Request Message Request Message

Example Example
Field Name Field Name
(Hex) (Hex)
High byte of the block parameter value 00 High byte of the block parameter value 00
Low byte of the block parameter value 02 Low byte of the block parameter value 02
The number of written bytes 04 CRC low byte 68
Parameter value of the block 05 CRC high byte 08
Parameter value of the block F5
Parameter value of the block E0
Parameter value of the block FF
CRC low byte 8B
CRC high byte 17
Example3: Read the parameters of analog monitor

The block number is 5. Its parameters include field value1, and field value2.scale factor, offset value, The
parameters numbers are 0, 1, 2, and 3 respectively.
The address is calculated according to the formula: block number * 32 + parameter number * 4 + 0x8000.
Responding address for field value 1 is 0x80A0;
Responding address for field value2 is 0x80A4;
Responding address for scale factor is 0x80A8;
Responding address for offset value is 0x80AC;
When read parameter1, the scale factor of analog monitor block, MODBUS RTU command frame should be:

Example
(Hex)
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Low byte of the block address A8 Parameter value of the block 00
High byte of the block parameter value 00 Parameter value of the block 00
CRC low byte ED Parameter value of the block 64
CRC high bite E9 CRC low byte FB
CRC high bite D8
The set value 1 in APB software will become 100 times larger than the actual value when it is read through
MODBUS protocol.
Example4: Read the running value of analog monitor block
If block number is 5, and parameter number is 0, then the address is 0xC0A0 calculated by the formula:
(0*32+0*4) + 0xC000. Parameter value occupies 2 words.
If the input value is 10V, then the theoretical value will be 12 according to the calculation formula: actual
value = (Alx· gain value) + offset, and the actual value is 12.01.
The read value through MODBUS protocol is 1201, which is 04B1 in HEX.
MODBUS RTU command frame should be:

Example
(Hex)
High byte of the block address C0 The number of returned bytes 04
Low byte of the block address A0 Parameter value of the block 00
High byte of the block parameter Parameter value of the block 00
00
value
CRC low byte F8 Parameter value of the block B1
CRC high bite E9 CRC low byte 38

CRC high bite 87
Example5: Read the running value of off-delay block

If block number is 1, and parameter number is 0, then the address is 0xC020 calculated
by the formula: (0*32+0*4) + 0xC000. Parameter value occupies 2 words.
If the running value is 24seconds and 570ms, its decimal value is 24570, and
corresponding hexadecimal value is 5FFA.
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Example
(Hex)
High byte of the block address C0 The number of returned bytes 04
00 Parameter value of the block 00
value
Low byte of the block parameter value 02 Parameter value of the block 5F
CRC low byte F9 Parameter value of the block FA
CRC high bite C1 CRC low byte 43
CRC high bite 80
2. Detailed Explanation on Clock Block Operation:

When read/write the clock block parameters, the self-defined function codes are used, and the request/
response format is similar to the function codes Ox03, 0x10 of the standard MODBUS RTU.
It is only allowed to read and modify the time of clock block with this command, while the time group cannot
be added. In other words, the operation can be executed to the existed time only.
Example1: Read parameters of the clock block
If block number is 0, and read the data of number 0, then the address is calculated by the formula: block
number * 256 + group number * 8 = 0. Parameter value occupies 4 words.
If the time data of item 0 is 2009-12-8 17:05:21, and stays in ON state, then MODBUS RTU command
frame should be:
Example Field Name Example (Hex)

Field Name
(Hex) Device address 01
Device address 01 Function code 41
Function code 41 The number of returned bytes 08
High byte of the block address 00 If clock switch is in ON state, the
Low byte of the block address 00 value is 01;
01
If clock switch is in OFF state,
00 the value is 00;
value
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Low byte of the block parameter Clock switch mode (see note1) 01
04
value Clock switch date Year 09
CRC low byte 3C Clock switch date Month 12
CRC high bite 06 Clock switch date Day 08
Clock switch date Hour 17
Clock switch date Minute 05
Clock switch date Second 21
CRC low byte 2E
CRC high bite 73
Note1: Clock switch mode:

01 indicates year
02 indicates month
03 indicates day
04 indicates the fixed date
05~11 indicates from Monday to Sunday
12 indicates from Monday to Thursday
13 indicates from Monday to Friday
14 indicates from Monday to Saturday
15 indicates from Friday to Sunday
16 indicates from Saturday to Sunday
Example2: Modify the data of clock block

The block number is 2, and the clock switch mode is the fixed mode.
Modify the time data of number 1 to be 2009-7-30 08:08:59, and the state is ON.
The address is calculated by the formula: block number * 256 + group number *8. 2 * 256 + 1 * 8=520, and
the corresponding hexadecimal value is 0x208.

Example
(Hex)
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High byte of the block parameter High byte of the block parameter
00 00
value value
Low byte of the block parameter value 04 Low byte of the block parameter
04
value
The number of written bytes 08
CRC check low byte F8
If clock switch is in ON state, the
value is 01; CRC check high byte 7C
01
If clock switch is in OFF state, the
value is 00;
Clock switch mode 04
Clock switch date Year 09
Clock switch date Month 07
Clock switch date Day 30
Clock switch date Hour 08
Clock switch date Minute 08
Clock switch date Second 59
CRC low byte 7B
CRC high bite 18
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APB-SMS Module
1. Structure of APB-SMS Module
① ②
④
⑥
⑤
⑦
　　　　① Input of power supply　　　　②　Input wiring terminal 　　　　③　Mode knob switch　　　　④　Antenna　　　　⑤　Communication interface 　　　　　　　
　　　　⑥ Red and green indicator 　　　⑦　Software download interface 　　⑧ Output wiring terminal
2. Installation Dimensions
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3. The Specifications of APB-SMS

The type of APB-SMS Quad Band
APB-SMS Quad Band: GSM 850/EGSM 900/DCS 1800/PCS 1900
4. Work mode
The work mode can be switched by the knob in SMS module
Mode 0: short message alarming function, Mode indicator light is off, When GSM network has not
been detected the red indicator flickers quickly and the flicker cycle is 200MS When GSM network has
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been detected the flicker cycle is 2~4S. The green indicator is used to indicate the communication status,when
it communicates with APB PLC normally the flicker cycle is 2S if no communication between APB-SMS and
APB PLC the flicker cycle is 200MS.
Mode 1: Receiving and sending short message by configuring software. Indicator light is on.
When APB-SMS works in mode 1 the red indicator is normally on.
5. Functions of APB-SMS
◆　APB-SMS is used independently
GSM
When SMS works in mode 0.Input signal SI1 has message alarming function. When the high level triggers
SI1, the message“I1ON”will be sent to the target number to alarm。The input and output state can be
inquired and SQ1 can be set by sending the mobile phone instruction. Input signal SI0 controls the output
SQ0 directly. The SQ0 delay ON OFF time can be set by GSMMODULE software.
When SMS works in mode 1.the short message can be sent and received by GSMMODULE software
◆　APB-SMS connecting with APB PLC
GSM
When SMS works in mode 0 APB PLC input state can be inquired and output state. time and count
parameter.
analog parameter can be inquired and set by sending the mobile phone instruction. The alarm message
can be sent to user mobile phone by programming SMS function block in APB software.
When SMS works in mode 1.the short message can be sent and received by GSMMODULE software.
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6. Technical Parameters
●　Operation power: DC12~24V
● Operation frequency:
●　Operation temperature: -10℃　　~ +55℃　　　　　　　　　
● Operation humidity: 0 ~ 90% 　　　　　　　　　　
● Interface rate: 9600Bps
●　Interface standard: RS232
●　Overall dimensions: 126mm*90mm*47.5mm
● Weight: 450g
7. Parameter Settings:
●　 Rotate Knob in SMS rotates to mode0.SMS work under the mode of short message alarming.
Open the SMS parameter configuring software GSMMODULE .exe and configure the parameter
◆ Double click to open SMS setting tooland select mode.
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
　　
◆ Choose the proper COM port, and click “ ”.
◆　 Input old password first and then input new password when the password is set .the password
has 8bits at most. If the password is forgotten, please use “Restore factory settings” to clear all parameters.
Click “ ” to download new password to SMS module.

　
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◆　Click “Set SQ0 delay ON OFF time”
Input SQ0 Delay ON time Click “ ” and input correct password to download Delay ON
time to SMS module.
Input SQ0 Delay OFF time Click “ ” and input correct password to download Delay
ON time to SMS module.
Click “read SQ0 Delay ON time” and input correct password, read SQ0 delay on time.
Click “read SQ0 Delay OFF time” and input correct password, read SQ0 delay off time .
◆ Click “Set center code and phone code”
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Input SMS center number and SMS mobile number. SMS center number is 20bits at most. It is the
operating agencies message service center number of SIM card in SMS module, e.g.: 861380025500. “SMS
mobile number”: 20 bits at most. If it is not set, no any message will be sent when there is the alarm.
Click “ ”, input correct password and download the SMS center number to SMS module.
Click “ ”, input correct password and download mobile number to SMS module.
◆ Click “Set SMS address format”
SMS Module information transmission coding format is selected for three types: 7bit, 8bit and USC2, USC2
is the factory default format. When SMS module only receive not send and the factory default format is
USC2, customer can choose the other two coding format to use the SMS module.
Note: SMS module with version 2 above can only be set to use the above three kinds of information
transmission coding format.
◆ Click “Set” to set code format
◆ Click”read”to read code format
　　　　　　　　　　　◆ Click “Read EIMI or Ver”
IMEI (international mobile equipment identity) is a symbol to distinguish the mobile equipment, each SMS
module is assigned a unique and different IMEI.
VER is for sms hardware version no.
◆　Click“read IMEI”to read IMEI
◆　Click“Read ver”to read sms version number
● Rotate knob in SMS rotates to mode1. SMS work under the mode of receiving and sending short
message. Open the SMS parameter configuring software and configure the parameter
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8. SMS module Sent/Received Data Format in mode 0

●　he sent data format when SMS module is used independently:
Description for SMS control instruction: * is used as separator; case-insensitive; “Section1,
Sectiion2” are relevant control codes.
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Section1: xxxxxxxx is the password for the SMS module, which can be set through the software of
host machine. The password has 8 bits at most. If there is no password, Section1 can be omitted.
Section2: instruction type; 3bits. The first bit R/W represents read or write. The last two bits
represent the corresponding type.
00: Input SI0
01: Input SI1
10: Output SQ0
11: Output SQ1
*xxxxxxxx*R00* Read SI0; Returned message: 0 or 1
*xxxxxxxx*R01* Read SI1; Returned message: 0 or 1
*xxxxxxxx*R10* Read SQ0; Returned message: 0 or 1
*xxxxxxxx*R11* Read SQ1; Returned message: 0 or 1
*xxxxxxxx*W11* Set SQ1 to 1; If it is set successfully, the returned message will be OK;
*xxxxxxxx*W10* Set SQ1 to 0; If it is set successfully, the returned message will be OK;
●　The sent data format when SMS is connected with APB:

Description for SMS control instruction: * is used as a separator; case-insensitive;
“Section1~Sectiion4” are relevant control codes.
* Section1 * Section2 Section3 * Section4 *
Section1: the password part for APB main machine; the password has 14 bits at most. If there is no
password set by main machine, Section1 can be omitted.
Section2: instruction type; 2bits. The first bit R/W represents read or write. The second bit
represents corresponding register type.
R/WD Read/Write register DW
R/WQ Read/Write output Q
RI Read input I
R/WM Read/Write intermediate relay M
R/WA Read/Write intermediate value (Analog) A
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RB Read analog input AI

R/WC Read/Write analog output AQ
Section3: The serial number of the register; 4 bits at most
Section4: The set value; 10 bits at most; please note that the set value should stay within the valid
range of the register value (used in the write instruction).
● It is necessary to program SMS function block in APB software when SMS module is used
with APB.
Example: If I00 is ON, the SMS function block will be triggered, and GSM module will send the
message of “Turn on switch 0” to mobile phone 137706604**.
Example: Data format *111*RI0* indicates the password is 111; read input I0 state;
If I0 is ON, 0000000001 will be returned when the I0 state has been successfully read. The last
number of the returned value indicates the switch state. ON: 1; OFF: 0.
Example: Data format *111*RQ0* indicates the password is 111; read input Q0 state;
If Q0 is OFF, 0000000000 will be returned when the Q0 state has been successfully read.
Example: Data format *111*WQ0*1* indicates the password is 111; write ouput Q0 state;
The returned message will be OK if Q0 state has beens successfully set.
Example: Data format *111*WD0023*1234567890* indicates the password is 111; set the value of
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register DW23 to 1234567890.

The returned message will be OK if the register value is successfully set.
Example: Data format *111*RD0023* indicates the password is 111; read the value of register
DW23;
The corresponding value will be returned when the value has been successfully read.
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APB Communication Module

1. Introduction
●　Brief Description
◆ This module is used for the interface sending APB remote signal. The combination of APB
PLC and APB communication module can get networking function, which makes multiple APBs become
a network with RS-485 bus, and conduct real-time monitoring on one HMI with MODBUS communication
protocol. The user will enjoy more flexibility when designing automation solution.
●　Technical Parameters
◆　Serial data interface
Baud rate: corresponds with sending baud rate;
Data format: corresponds with sending data format;
Type/RS-232/RS-485
◆　Power supply
Power supply: powered by APB main machine or APB expansion module;
◆　Power consumption
Current:135mA/5VDC (Communication state).
◆　Other Parameters:
Dimensions 63.8mmх89.7mmх25.6mm
Weight
Ambient temperature: -20℃~+60℃
　　　　　Relative humidity: (50℃, 30％~80％ no condensation)
2. Connections
●　Connecting with APB Main Machine
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●　Pin Assignment
Pin assignment:
Pin Signal Name Description
1 RS232 interface Used in 232 communication
2 AB reserved
3 GND Ground
Use AB(receiving/sending terminal) when it is
4 AB
connected with APB main module
Note: Please make sure A B connection is correct when RS485 interface is used.
●　APB Network
APB-12M ABAB AB AB
APB-12M APB-22E
ABAB AB AB
A
B
HMI
3. Indicators
APB-EXPMC has 2 indicators.
Consistent ON: indicates it is in power on state;
APB-E flashing: Indicating APB is communicating with expansion module;
APB-M flashing: Indicating APB is responding to the communication command from HMI;
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1. Introduction
EXNET, a kind of Industrial Ethernet module, links remote network equipments with the help of
existing cable network and TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) to realize
remote control and monitor. In practical application, EXNET can be used as a server connected by
other web clients or a client linking with the web server.
2. Interface Specification
Back Interface
1 Network Interface RJ45
2 Serial Inteface
3 Reset Button (If the hardware needs to be
restored to the factory default settings, press
the“Reset” button until the “Network” indicator
keeps flashing quickly and then the factory
reset is completed.)
Front Interface
1 Positive Pole of 24V DC Power Supply
2 Negativve Pole of 24V DC Power Supply
3 485 Interface A
4 485 Interface B
5 485 Interface A
6 485 Interface B
7 Ground Lead
8 Serial Port TX
9 Serial Port RX
10 Ground Lead
3. Operational Procedures
The operational procedures about using EXNET as the network server will be illustrated by an
explanation of how to read and write to APB running file through the remote control of APB PLC
after it is connected to the network module to monitor APB variables.
When EXNET network module is linked to the power source and the cable connections of a
computer correctly, APB SoftWare can be used to set new IP address. The factory default IP
address of the network module is 10.118.0.196. The gateway address is 10.118.0.1 and the
subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. The default MAC address can be modified and parameters will be
restored to the defaults in a factory resetting condition.
When EXNET serves as the client, the default IP of the server it asks to connect is 10.118.0.151
and the port number is 502, the IP address of which also can be revised.
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If you want to modify the default IP address, please connect the EXNET module to the computer
with the network cable and set the address of the network according to the illustration given by the
following graph. And the following graph will guide you to set TCP/IP address in Windows XP.
0 . 151
Run APB SoftWare, and open the menu illustrated by the below graph:
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Click “Connect” button. If it fails to make a connection, please check the network cable.
And you can restore the factory settings of the network module to link again.
After the successful connection, set the IP address, subnet mask and default gateway for
EXNET used as the server and the IP address for EXNET serving as the client. Then click
“Restart” button to validate the settings. Please make sure that the new IP address and
the gateway address are the same as the actual network address being used.
Please restore the IP address and the gateway address of the computer connected to the
network module and make the restored addresses be in the same LAN with the new IP
address and gateway address of the network module.
Run APB SoftWare, click the menu shown below, select TCP/IP Option, fill in the
predefined IP address and click OK button.
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When it is correctly linked, this interface disappears automatically, and you can enter
into the main interface of APB Soft. If it fails to connect, the following information will be
given. And you should check if the IP address and port number are written accurately; if
the cable connection is reliable and the power linkage is proper.
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After APB PLC is properly linked to EXNET network module, the main interface of APB
Soft will appear, and then you can control APB PLC remotely.
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The multi-serial communication module of

APB (MS-C) 　
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　
1. Product Feature
● 9600bps communication rate;
● 2 Master 1 Slaver to supporting RS485;
● Isolation voltage 2500V DC;
● Input dangling protection;
● ESD protection to Prevents static electricity and surge shocks.
2. Technical Parameter
Product Name the multi-serial communication module of APBMS-C
Working mode Asynchronous working,half duplex
Lnterface APB to RS485
Lnterface characteristics Two independent RS485 signal outputs
Transmission rate 9600bps
Transmission distance 1200m
Lsolation Voltage 2500VDC
Transmission medium Class 5 double twisted shielded wire or RS485 dedicated communication line
Working voltage 12-24VDC
Working temperature
-25℃ to 85℃ ,Relative humidity :5% to 95%
and humidity
3. Typical Application

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Preface

Part I Basic Operation and Application of APB

1. 1 Structure of APB Series

Fig. 1.1 APB-12 Series Main Machine

1. Input Power (AC or DC) (AC110-220V), (DC12-24V)

1. 2 Naming Rules of APB Series

· Programmable Block Controller

· AC/DC (Power Type)

· With LCD Panel

1. 3 Specifications and Type of APB

APB-12MRA(L) AC110-220V 8 points AC input 4 points relay output

8 points digital input (can be used

4 points NPN transistor

14 points digital input (the first 12

APB-22ERD DC12V-24V 14 points digital input 8 points relay output

8 points NPN transistor

APB-232 communication cable between APB and PC serial port

APB-DUSB communication cable between APB and PC USB

APB-EXMPC APB communication extension module

Chapter II Installing and Wiring of APB

Use standard DIN rail for installation of APB

Installation Dimension of APB-12 Series (mm)

2. 2. 1 Power Supply Connection

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Ｓｗｉｔｃｈ Ｓｔａｔｕｓ １ ≥ ＡＣ８５Ｖ ≥ ＤＣ８．５Ｖ ≥ ＤＣ８．５Ｖ

Ｉｎｐｕｔ Ｃｕｒｒｅｎｔ Ｔｙｐｉｃａｌ ０．２４ ｍＡ Ｔｙｐｉｃａｌ ０．１５ｍＡ Ｔｙｐｉｃａｌ ０．１５ ｍＡ

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Input connection for APB series is shown as the following figures:

DC Type (analog current input)

2. Requirements for the transistor output:

NPN Transistor Output

The other is equivalent PNP type.for example ,APB-12MGDL and APB-22MGDL:

PNP Transistor Output

Chapter III General Description of Function Blocks

3. 1 General Function Blocks (GF), 10 in total

Function Line diagram Function Line diagram

3. 1. 2 AND (With RLO borderline test)

The phase inverter is indicated in The symbol of NOT is shown

When the status of inputs is different, the output status of XOR is 1.

Logic frame of XOR:

3. 1. 7 NAND (with RLO borderline test)

Time diagram of NAND with RLO borderline test is shown as follow:

3. 1. 9 OR with rising edge test

3. 1. 10 OR with Falling Edge Test

3. 2 Special Function Blocks: 18 in total

Function Line diagram Function Line diagram

Renewal Table 2: Special Function Blocks

Function Line diagram Function Line diagram

3. 2. 1 ON-delay Block (TOND)

3. 2. 2 OFF Delay Block (TOFD)

Input TRG is activated, then the output is turned on (Q=1) and

3. 2. 3 ON/OFF Delay (TONF)

TRG Q A signal at input R (reset input) resets the on/off-delay timer,

Q is set if Trg is still set as 1 when there is a 0 to 1 signal

Output P Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.

Time Sequence Frame:

3. 2. 4 Program ONE SHOT (PONS)

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Ｓｗｉｔｃｈ　Ｓｔａｔｕｓ　１ ≥ ＡＣ８５Ｖ ≥ ＤＣ８．５Ｖ ≥ ＤＣ８．５Ｖ

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　Output P Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.

Output P　 Outputs the running value of the block to the Register D.

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