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1. Put your driver CD into the computer and plug the cable into the USB port of the computer. Double-click the AMSAMOTION.EXE program and the following screen will appear. 2. Click it. When the following display appears, congratulations, your driver has been successfully installed! 3. At this time, return to the "Device Manager" of your … Continue reading AMSAMOTION cable driver installation tutorial
PLSY: 16-bit continuous execution type pulse output command DPLSY: 32-bit continuous execution type pulse output command. Programming format of FXPLC PLSY instruction: PLSY K1000 D0 Y0 K1000: The specified output pulse frequency, which can be T, C, D, value or a combination of bit components such as K4X0. D0: The specified number of output pulses, … Continue reading Mitsubishi PLC PLSY instruction
ALT instruction is alternate output Assume that Y0 is the indicator light. LDP X0 ALT Y0 At this time, Y0 is off, and when X0 is pressed, the indicator lights up. Press again to turn off the light, then press again to light. It's as simple as that, it will alternate output. This can also … Continue reading Mitsubishi PLC “ALT” instruction
The comparison instructions in Mitsubishi Plc are divided into CMP and ZCP. 1. The instruction code of CMP is FNC10, the instruction code of ZCP is FNC11, and the source operands [S·] to be compared are K, H, KnX, KnY, KnM, KnS, T, C, D, V, Z, its target operand [D·] is Y, M, S. … Continue reading The specific usage of the comparison instructions in Mitsubishi Plc
M8000 is a constant ON address. The whole statement means that the program scans every time from start to finish. When it reaches this statement, D125 will add 1 and the maximum will be added to 65535. Because INC is 16 is a self-addition instruction. This statement can be used to see how many cycles … Continue reading Mitsubishi PLC INC D125
Comparison instruction, CMP K10 D10 Y0 When the decimal constant 10> D10, Y0=1; When the decimal constant 10 = D10, Y1 = 1; When the decimal constant 10 < D10, Y2 = 1; CMP D0 D2 M0 The instruction is a comparison instruction, and the results of the comparison <, =, > are respectively reported … Continue reading Mitsubishi plc “CMP” instruction
The DEC in the Mitsubishi PLC instruction is the minus 1 instruction in the application instruction. Adding P to the back indicates that the pulse is executed, that is, the instruction is activated once and executed once. For example, the instruction [DEC D100] means that the content in the register D100 is decremented by one, … Continue reading Mitsubishi PLC instruction “DECP”
The loop instruction, the program from the beginning of the FOR instruction to the NEXT instruction is repeatedly executed a specified number of times, and after repeating the specified number of times, the step processing after the NEXT instruction is executed, wherein FOR and NEXT are programmed in pairs, and nested programming is implemented. Up … Continue reading Mitsubishi plc “FOR” instruction
DIV, D1059, K2.D058 DIV: Division instruction. D1059: The data register is divided. K2: Divisor 2. D058: Store the operation result. The INCP instruction in Mitsubishi PLC is to add 1 instruction, and the P after the instruction indicates pulse execution. Adding the 1 command INC adds 1 to the contents of the operand [D], and … Continue reading Mitsubishi PLC DIV, D1059, K2.D058
1. Description of analog input and output of PLC: 1. Analog reading command: Reading instruction of analog input value of analog module M1: module number, host is set to K0 M2: analog input channel number K0-K5 (corresponding to AI 1-6) D: The instantaneous value of the read data is saved to D0, and the value … Continue reading LE3U Plc Analog and PID
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