ELECTRICAL AND MEASURING

INSTRUMENT

NAME
BATOOL BATOOL (170811)
Bachelors of Electrical Engineering
(BEET-7-A)
Lab Engineer
Sir Hussain Asif
Designation
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
AIR UNIVERSITY, ISLAMABAD
 LAB NO 7 SEQUENCER

Objective
To understand the operation of Sequencers

Introduction

The Sequencer instruction is used when a repeating sequence of outputs is

required. The Sequencer instruction allows the PLC to implement this common
control strategy.
Operation is as follows:
The desired output-bit patterns for each step are stored (sequentially) as words in
memory as usual bit in the word corresponds to a specific terminal of the output
module. Every time the Sequencer instruction steps, it connects the next output
pattern in memory to the designated output module. The address of the first pattern
(word) in the sequence is given in the Sequencer instruction as the Sequencer File
Adr. The Sequencer steps when the rung makes a FALSE-to-TRUE transition.
Other versions of the Sequencer instruction allow the programmer to insert a time
value for each step.
LAB TASKS Exercise 1:
 System has a Push button LS1, when user press the LS1
o 1st time Fan goes ON
o 2nd time Bulb ON and Fan goes OFF
o 3rd time Bulb OFF
Explanation: in this task we feed the values to the data table .For masking we use
N7:5 and value is feeded in such a way that 1st time fan goes on, second bulb goes
on and fan goes off, and lastly, bulb goes off.
Exercise 2: Write a program that will turn on a flashing lights one after another for
1 sec.
EXPALANTION:
In this task we blink led one by one for 1 sec by putting the rights values in the
data table.
Exercise 3: Using ladder logic: Use only one start stop station consisting of only
one NC contact and one NO contact, two motor starters and three control relays
create the following cycle. (No timers or counters) 1. When the start button is
pressed motor 1 will start and run until stopped by pressing the stop button. 2.
When the start button is pressed again motor 2 will run until stopped by pressing
the stop button. 3. When the start button is pressed again motors 1 & 2 will run
until stopped by pressing the stop button. Pressing the start button again will now
start the cycle over
EXPALANTION: The above condition is implemented easily by using SQO as shown in figure
Exercise 4: Write a program for two way traffic signal.
EXPALANTION: in this task we feed the value in the data table for two way
traffic light while using the N7:4 as the masking row.

CONCLUSION: In this lab we implemented the task with the help of sequencer
as shown In the above results .They increment the output value based on the
information that is feed in to it .