PL7-2 Languages (Summary) Contents Section ‘Sub-Section Page 1. PL7-2 Languages 1.1 Presentation A 1.2/0 Addressing for TSX 17-20 12 W/O Addressing for TSX 27/47-J/47-10/20_1/4 1.4 Addressable Data Objects 176 15 Graphic Elements 1710 1.6 Mono-task Scan Cycle of TSX 17-20 and TSX 27/47-J/47-10/20 413 1.7_Two-task Scan Cycle of TSX 17-20 14 18 Two-task Scan Cycle of TSX 27/47-J/ 47-10/20V>3 115 19 Software Versions 6 2. Ladder language structure 21 Characteristics art and function blocks (2s moncstebie tego 23 Timer 273 24 Register 3/4 25 Counter 2/5 26 Fast Counter/Timer (TSX 17-20 only) 2/6 27 Drum Controller 2/9 3. Ladder language operation blocks 3.1_ Comparison Block 3/t 32 Compute and Transfer Block aft 4. Ladder language 41 Simplified Text Block for TSX 27/47- /47-10/20 V<3 an 42 Complete Text Block for TSX 17-20 and TSX 27/47-J/47-10/20 V23 42 5. Ladder language real-time clock 5.1_ Real-Time Clock (TSX 17-20 only) 5 6 GRAFCET Language 61 Characteristics eA 62 _ Basic Elements 6/2 63 Steps and Associated Actions 6/3 64 Transitions and Associated Conditions 6/4 65 Program Structure 6/5 7. Program utilities 7.1_ Mains Power Break/Return 7 7.2 Initialization by Program 7/2 73 _ Program Storage in the TSX 17-20 7/3 7.4 Run/Stop Input and Safety Output in the TSX 17-20 73 75 Diagnostic Aids 7/4 76 Application Operating Modes 7/6 7.7 Programming Guidelines 77 8. Appendix 8.1_Scan Times and Memory Occupation af 82 Abbreviations Used 8/2PL7-2 Languages 1.4 Presentation ‘The PL7-2 software comprises two graphic languages for programming the TSX 17-20, TSX 27, TSX 47-J, TSX 47-10 and TSX 47-20 PLCs. Advantages of graphic languages © Easy programming : - Languages that express the analysis, ~ Direct transcription of the design. * Easy debugging and maintenance: ~ Real-time display of Ladder contact networks and Grafcet charts. * Application documentation that is an exact reflection of the design and the control program. Ladder Language Programs written in Ladder language are composed of a succession of contact networks. The main graphic elements of the ESSEC Si o¥ poe language are contacts (inputs) and coils Di eee (outputs), completed by function blocks Til aiterbas and operation blocks. Grafcet Language ‘The Grafcet language comprises: Graphic Grafcet charts, composed of steps and transitions, which define the structure of the program, ~ Ladder contact networks, which define ‘the actions associated with the steps and the conditions associated with the transitions. Application Utilities The structure of the PL7-2 software facilitates the integration in the user program of siagnostic utilities and application operating modes. "1 PL7-2 Languages 1.2/0 Addressing for TSX 17-20 TSX 17-20 micro-PLC ‘The 1/0 addressing of the TSX 17-20 micro-PLC is geographic: Discrete /0: Maximum configurations xj = aninput Basic | V0 VO extension 7 micro- | extension | modules and/ Oxi = an output PLC blocks | or intelligent x = 1/0 module number (0 to 3) mooaes i = 1/0 point number: 4 3 0 inputs 0 to 23, u 2 u 1 1 2 outputs 0 to 15 1 0 3 Event-triggered inputs: 10,24 and 10,25 Rules for defining the 1/0 module number x: The basic micro-PLC always has the number 0, The first I/O extension always has the number 1, The second 1/0 extension always has the number 2, ‘The third I/O extension always has the number 3. Note: The I/O modules (0 to 3) can be connected in any order. Examples of I/O module connection: 10,05 12,03 @® Eda Examples of /O addressing: ‘* 10,05 = input 5 of module 0 (basic micro-PLC), © 12,03 = input 3 of module 2 (second I/O extension), * 01,08 = output 5 of module 1 (first I/O extension) 12