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    This document describes the logic for a sorting station program. It contains 12 networks that control conveyor belts, turning mechanisms, and counters based on sensor input. Network 1 initializes the program. Networks 2-3 control start/stop lights and the sorting station. Networks 4-7 control conveyors and turning mechanisms based on delays and sensor input. Networks 8-9 reset mechanisms after items exit. Networks 10-12 use counters to track items sent to different sorting belts and reset the counters.

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    This document describes the logic for a sorting station program. It contains 12 networks that control conveyor belts, turning mechanisms, and counters based on sensor input. Network 1 initializes the program. Networks 2-3 control start/stop lights and the sorting station. Networks 4-7 control conveyors and turning mechanisms based on delays and sensor input. Networks 8-9 reset mechanisms after items exit. Networks 10-12 use counters to track items sent to different sorting belts and reset the counters.

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    This document describes the logic for a sorting station program. It contains 12 networks that control conveyor belts, turning mechanisms, and counters based on sensor input. Network 1 initializes the program. Networks 2-3 control start/stop lights and the sorting station. Networks 4-7 control conveyors and turning mechanisms based on delays and sensor input. Networks 8-9 reset mechanisms after items exit. Networks 10-12 use counters to track items sent to different sorting belts and reset the counters.

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    This document describes the logic for a sorting station program. It contains 12 networks that control conveyor belts, turning mechanisms, and counters based on sensor input. Network 1 initializes the program. Networks 2-3 control start/stop lights and the sorting station. Networks 4-7 control conveyors and turning mechanisms based on delays and sensor input. Networks 8-9 reset mechanisms after items exit. Networks 10-12 use counters to track items sent to different sorting belts and reset the counters.

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    Totally Integrated

    Automation Portal

    Main [OB1]
    Main Properties
    General
    Name Main Number 1 Type OB
    Language LAD Numbering Automatic
    Information
    Title "Main Program Sweep Author Comment
    (Cycle)"
    Family Version 0.1 User-defined
    ID

    Name Data type Default value


    Input
    Initial_Call Bool
    Remanence Bool
    Temp
    Constant

    Network 1: Sorting Station

    %FC9000
    "MHJ-PLC-Lab-Function-S71200"
    EN ENO

    Network 2:

    %Q1.0
    %I0.1 "Start light" %Q1.1
    "Start" SR "Stop Light"
    S Q

    %I0.2
    "Stop"
    R1

    Network 3:

    %M0.0
    %I0.1 "SS"
    "Start" SR
    S Q

    %I0.2
    "Stop"
    R1

    %I0.3
    "Emegency stop"
    Totally Integrated
    Automation Portal

    Network 4:

    %M0.0 %Q0.0
    "SS" "Delay BT 1".Q "Conveyor 1"

    %I0.1 %Q0.1
    "Start" "Conveyor 2"
    S

    Network 5:

    %DB1
    "Delay BT 1"
    %Q0.2 TON
    "Turn 1" Time
    IN Q
    T#1s PT ET T#0ms
    %Q0.4
    "Turn 2"

    %Q0.6
    "Turn 3"

    Network 6:

    %ID30 %Q0.2
    "Vision sensor" "Turn 1"
    ==
    S
    DInt
    4

    %ID30 %Q0.4
    "Vision sensor" "Turn 2"
    ==
    S
    DInt
    1

    %ID30
    %Q0.6
    "Vision sensor" "Turn 3"
    ==
    S
    DInt
    7

    Network 7:
    Totally Integrated
    Automation Portal

    %Q0.2 %Q0.3
    "Turn 1" "Sorter 1 belt"

    %Q0.4 %Q0.5
    "Turn 2" "Sorter 2 belt"

    %Q0.6 %Q0.7
    "Turn 3" "Sorter 3 belt"

    Network 8:

    %I0.0 %Q0.2
    "At exit" "Turn 1"
    P R
    %M0.1
    "a"
    %Q0.4
    "Turn 2"
    R

    %Q0.6
    "Turn 3"
    R

    Network 9:

    %M0.0 %I0.0 %Q0.1


    "SS" "At exit" "Conveyor 2"
    P R
    %M0.2
    "b"

    Network 10:

    %DB2
    "IEC_Counter_
    0_DB"

    %Q0.2 CTU
    "Turn 1" Int
    N CU Q
    %M1.0 %QD30
    "c" CV "sp 1"

    %I0.4
    "Reset"
    R
    0 PV

    Network 11:
    Totally Integrated
    Automation Portal

    %DB3
    "IEC_Counter_
    0_DB_1"

    %Q0.4 CTU
    "Turn 2" Int
    N CU Q
    %M1.1 %QD34
    "d" CV "sp 2"

    %I0.4
    "Reset"
    R
    0 PV

    Network 12:

    %DB4
    "IEC_Counter_
    0_DB_2"

    %Q0.6 CTU
    "Turn 3" Int
    N CU Q
    %M1.2 %QD38
    "e" CV "sp 3"

    %I0.4
    "Reset"
    R
    0 PV

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