01-01 - IEC-61131 With Programming

[Op001] Introduction to IEC 61131 with IndraLogic
© Robert Bosch GmbH
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Revision Index
Version Amended by Date
Amendment / Aenderung
(Vxx.yy) geaendert durch Datum
V01.80 Add new OpCon$ structure Frank Markert 19.01.2007
V01.70 New Release Frank Markert 27.11.2006
V01.60 Installation/Handling IndraLogic 1.31 added Frank Markert 10.08.2006
V01.50 Chapter 3 updated, first edition new template Frank Markert 03.03.2006
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Directory
1 General.......................................................................................................................7
1.1 Organisation PLCopen ............................................................................................................................ 7
1.2 Targets..................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.3 Members (selection) ................................................................................................................................ 7
2 OpCon – Control Engineering for Bosch ................................................................8

2.1 Tasks ....................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2 Scalable Control Engineering .................................................................................................................. 9
2.3 Scalable Control Engineering System ................................................................................................... 10
2.4 OpCon Properties .................................................................................................................................. 11
Software................................................................................................................................................. 11
Hardware ............................................................................................................................................... 11
Support .................................................................................................................................................. 11
2.5 Technical Overview ............................................................................................................................... 12
CPS21 ................................................................................................................................................... 12
VPP21.................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.6 System Architecture .............................................................................................................................. 13
CPS21 ................................................................................................................................................... 13
VPP21.................................................................................................................................................... 13
2.7 Development Environment .................................................................................................................... 14
IndraLogic .............................................................................................................................................. 14
Fieldbus Configurator ............................................................................................................................ 14
2.8 Support .................................................................................................................................................. 15
Hotline.................................................................................................................................................... 15
Documentations, Libraries and Updates ............................................................................................... 15
3 IndraLogic – The Development Environment .......................................................16

3.1 OpCon-Controls..................................................................................................................................... 17
3.2 What is IndraLogic ................................................................................................................................. 17
3.3 Installation of the Development Environment (IndraLogic) ................................................................... 18
Stop Gateway Server ............................................................................................................................ 18
Installation Files ..................................................................................................................................... 18
Selection of the target path.................................................................................................................... 20
Select a program folder ......................................................................................................................... 20
Confirm all target installation questions................................................................................................. 21
Installation complete .............................................................................................................................. 23
Link on the Desktop ............................................................................................................................... 23
3.4 Generate System Settings for IndraLogic ............................................................................................. 24
3.5 Manual Installation of Targets for OpCon.............................................................................................. 25
Available Targets ................................................................................................................................... 25
Installation Targets ................................................................................................................................ 25
3.6 Setting Targets ...................................................................................................................................... 26
Important project specific settings (i. e. VPP21).................................................................................... 26
For the other targets see the documentation on OpCon$ ..................................................................... 26
3.7 Options IndraLogic................................................................................................................................. 27
Setting of the Language ........................................................................................................................ 27
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4 Project Administration............................................................................................30
4.1 IndraLogic .............................................................................................................................................. 31
The IndraLogic Main Window ................................................................................................................ 31
The IndraLogic Taskbar......................................................................................................................... 31
4.2 An IndraLogic Project ............................................................................................................................ 32
The general functional Principle of a PLC ............................................................................................. 32
Structure of an IndraLogic Program ...................................................................................................... 33
Basic rules of the PLC Programming .................................................................................................... 33
4.3 Create New Project (file -> new) ........................................................................................................... 34
Select a Target System ......................................................................................................................... 34
Main Program: PLC_PRG(ST) .............................................................................................................. 35
File -> Save as....................................................................................................................................... 36
Project -> Build ...................................................................................................................................... 37
Create New Folder (right mouse key).................................................................................................... 37
Add Object (right mouse key) ................................................................................................................ 38
5 Communication .......................................................................................................39
5.1 Communication of the PLC.................................................................................................................... 40
5.2 Communication Parameters .................................................................................................................. 41
New Channel ......................................................................................................................................... 41
Communication Parameter for the Simulator (PlcWinNT)..................................................................... 42
Communication Parameter for the VPP21 ............................................................................................ 42
Target Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 43
PLCWinNT.exe (simulator).................................................................................................................... 44
5.3 Online -> Login ...................................................................................................................................... 44
5.4 Login / Run / Create boot project / File Save ........................................................................................ 45
6 Configuration Fieldbus...........................................................................................46
6.1 PLC Configuration (Fieldbus) ................................................................................................................ 46
Restoring Standard Configuration ......................................................................................................... 46
6.2 Parameterize Profibus ........................................................................................................................... 47
Append Subelement Profibus Master (at VPP21: COM-PB) ................................................................ 47
Parameterize COM-PB (Profibus Master) ............................................................................................. 47
Append Subelement (i. e. BK3120_V3) ................................................................................................ 49
Insert Inputs/Outputs to the Subelement (i. e. KL6201 (PAB 16)) ........................................................ 50
Parameterize Subelement BK3120 ....................................................................................................... 51
7 Task Configuration .................................................................................................52

Append Task.......................................................................................................................................... 52
Append Program Call PLC_PRG() ........................................................................................................ 53
8 IEC 61131-3..............................................................................................................54
8.1 IEC 61131 Part 3 – Programming Languages ...................................................................................... 55
The international Standard defines........................................................................................................ 55
8.2 The general functional Principle of a PLC ............................................................................................. 55
8.3 The Structure of an IndraLogic Program ............................................................................................... 56
8.4 What is a POU? ..................................................................................................................................... 56
POE Types ............................................................................................................................................ 56
8.5 Identifiers and Keywords ....................................................................................................................... 57
Identifiers ............................................................................................................................................... 57
Keywords ............................................................................................................................................... 57
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Numeric Literals..................................................................................................................................... 58
String Literals......................................................................................................................................... 58
Time Literals .......................................................................................................................................... 59
Standard Operators ............................................................................................................................... 59
Boolean Operators................................................................................................................................. 59
Arithmetic Operators.............................................................................................................................. 59
Comparison Operators .......................................................................................................................... 60
Bit Manipulation ..................................................................................................................................... 61
Type Conversion.................................................................................................................................... 62
Numeric Functions................................................................................................................................. 63
Selection Functions ............................................................................................................................... 64
Functions for Strings.............................................................................................................................. 65
Standard Function Blocks...................................................................................................................... 66
Bistable Elements .................................................................................................................................. 66
Edge Detection ...................................................................................................................................... 66
Timer...................................................................................................................................................... 67
Counter .................................................................................................................................................. 68
8.6 Variables – Datas and Operands .......................................................................................................... 69
Validity ................................................................................................................................................... 69
IndraLogic supports three methods of the Variable declaration............................................................ 69
Data Types (as general variable) .......................................................................................................... 70
Elementary Data Types (Standard IEC Data Types) ............................................................................ 71
Derived Data Types (type definition) ..................................................................................................... 71
General Data Types............................................................................................................................... 71
Multi Element-Variable: Fields and Structures ...................................................................................... 72
Attributes of the Variable Types ............................................................................................................ 72
Operand Types – Inputs, Outputs and Marker as special Variables..................................................... 73
Operand Syntax..................................................................................................................................... 73
Convention for Symbol Names.............................................................................................................. 73
I/O Process Image ................................................................................................................................. 74
I/O Configuration.................................................................................................................................... 74
Symbol table with Excel and OpCon-IO Macro ..................................................................................... 74
8.7 The Languages of the IEC 61131-3 ...................................................................................................... 75
Structured Text (ST) .............................................................................................................................. 75
Sequential Function Chart (SFC) .......................................................................................................... 75
8.8 IEC Operations ...................................................................................................................................... 76
Assignment ............................................................................................................................................ 76
Boolean Operations ............................................................................................................................... 76
Mathematical Operations....................................................................................................................... 76
Comparison Operations......................................................................................................................... 77
Selection Operations ............................................................................................................................. 77
Type Conversions.................................................................................................................................. 77
Complex Operations .............................................................................................................................. 77
Shift Operations ..................................................................................................................................... 78
Special Operations ................................................................................................................................ 78
8.9 POU Types ............................................................................................................................................ 79
Function ................................................................................................................................................. 79
Function Block ....................................................................................................................................... 80
Program ................................................................................................................................................. 83
How to call a FUN, FB or PRG ? ........................................................................................................... 84
Rules for reciprocal request for POUs................................................................................................... 84
8.10 Predefined POUs (Libraries) ................................................................................................................. 85
8.11 The Default-Library (standard.lib).......................................................................................................... 85
String Functions..................................................................................................................................... 85
Edge Detection ...................................................................................................................................... 86
Counters ................................................................................................................................................ 86
Timers.................................................................................................................................................... 86
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9 IEC-61131 Introduction ...........................................................................................87

9.1 Parts of the Norm................................................................................................................................... 88
9.2 Part 1 - General Information .................................................................................................................. 88
Functional Structure of programmable Systems ................................................................................... 88
9.3 Part 2 – Resource Requests and Tests................................................................................................. 89
9.4 Part 3 – Programming Languages......................................................................................................... 89
Common Elements ................................................................................................................................ 89
Programming languages ....................................................................................................................... 95
Key Characteristics for the Quality of the IEC 61131-3......................................................................... 97
Advantages of the Standard for the User .............................................................................................. 97
9.5 Part 4 – User Guidelines ....................................................................................................................... 97
9.6 Part 5 - Communication......................................................................................................................... 97
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1 General
1.1 Organisation PLCopen

In 1992 PLCopen was founded as an international association independent of manufacturers and products.
Many PLC producers, Software companies and independent institutes in Europe and overseas belong to it.
1.2 Targets
The aim of PLCopen is the support of development and use of compatible Software for PLC.
The measures to reach this aim rely, among other things, on the application of the international Standard
IEC 61131-3.
The PLCopen is not a standards committee but it is a pool that wants to leverage the existing standards to an
international acceptance.
http://www.plcopen.org
1.3 Members (selection)
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2 OpCon – Control Engineering for Bosch
OpenControl
Control Engineering
for Bosch
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2.1 Tasks
2.2 Scalable Control Engineering
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2.3 Scalable Control Engineering System
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2.4 OpCon Properties
Software
Operate and observe (visualization)
Soft-PLC, programmable according to IEC 61131-3
Data administration
Data concept with host computer connection
Operating- and machine data logging (BDE/MDE)
Statistic analysis
Reusability by means of standardization
Object oriented
Configurable
Open: Changeable and expandable by customer
Hardware
Scalable
Intelligent sensor modules for local data collection (ISM)
Long-term availability
Control Engineering of Bosch Rexroth: CPS21, CPS21-T,
VPP21, VPP21-T,
VEP30, L40 …
Support
Development Team for BOSCH requirements
- Advance development (CR)
- Customer specific developments
System training
Hotline
Remote maintenance
Annual customer meetings
Software and documentation are freely available in the Bosch Network.
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2.5 Technical Overview
CPS21
VPP21
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2.6 System Architecture
CPS21
VPP21
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2.7 Development Environment
IndraLogic
The PLC program is programmed with the development environment of Bosch Rexroth.
It is developed in the languages:

SFC (Sequential Function Chart)
ST (Structured Text)
Installation: \\fe16416\opcon$\Controls\Engineering\PLC
Fieldbus Configurator
The PLC configuration is integrated in IndraLogic.
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2.8 Support
Hotline
Regarding technical requests:
Outlook-post-office-box:
PA-ATMO1/EES OpCon Hotline
Email address for external employees:

OpConHotline.PA-ATMO1EES@de.bosch.com
Documentations, Libraries and Updates
Computer name : FE16416

Domain : DE
Path : FE16416
Share : OpCon$
User :
Password :
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3 IndraLogic – The Development Environment
Installation
IndraLogic
Development
Computer
The Versions of CoDeSys (V 2.0 and V 2.2) and IndraLogic 1.x can be used and installed simultaneously on
the development computer without any problems. However it is necessary to make arrangements to change
over the link in the explorer resp. desktop according to the requested CoDeSys version. This is necessary for
the Batch files and help programs to work with the version of CoDeSys / IndraLogic which is suitable to the
project. These programs need the development environment for their execution.
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3.1 OpCon-Controls
3.2 What is IndraLogic
a programming tool for PLC-programs
a test tool for PLC-programs
a tool for troubleshooting
a tool for the documentation of PLC-programs
a visualization program for the simulation of PLC-programs
a PLC-run time system ( VPP21 without VxWorks)
IndraLogic is a complete PLC-development environment
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3.3 Installation of the Development Environment (IndraLogic)
Stop Gateway Server
A running gateway needs to be stopped before the installation of IndraLogic.
Installation Files
The respective current installation set can be found on the OpCon server
\\fe16416\opcon$\Controls\Engineering\PLC\ndraLogic v1.x\IndraLogic
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Selection of the target path

It is recommended to select the following paths and their order.
1. Install CoDeSys V2.0 to < C:\BoschPCL_M >

2. Install CoDeSys V2.2 to < C:\BoschPCL_M_V2.2 >
3. Install IndraLogic V1.0 to < C:\BoschRexrothPlc_V1.0 >
or
Install IndraLogic V1.31 to < C:\Program Files\Rexroth >
(IndraLogic 1.x can only be installed simultaneously in one Version.)
Example: IndraLogic 1.31
Select a program folder

It is recommended to choose the following program folders.
CoDeSys V2.0 Program folder: BoschPCL_M

CoDeSys V2.2 BoschPCL_M_V2.2
IndraLogic V1.0 BoschRexrothPlc_V1.0
IndraLogic V1.31 Rexroth
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Confirm all target installation questions
confirm all targets

with Yes
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Execute Microsoft XML Parser Setup (starts automatically)
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Installation complete
Link on the Desktop
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3.4 Generate System Settings for IndraLogic

The tool (AtmoPlcDevPath.exe) generates the requested Reg Files for the different SoftPLC development
environments after input.
The program can be found on the OpCon Server under

\\Fe16416\Opcon$\Controls\Engineering\PLC\AtmoPlcDevPath
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3.5 Manual Installation of Targets for OpCon
Available Targets
None for internal simulation with IndraLogic (CoDeSys)

CoDeSys SP for Windows NT 1.0 for PLCWinNT (simulator CPS21)
CoDeSys SP for WinPanel for CPS21 with VxWorks
CoDeSys SP for Windows NT Realtime for VPP21 with RTE
3S CoDeSys SP PLCWinNt V2.4 for PLCWinNT V2.4 (simulator VPP21)
IndraLogic L20, L40, VEP
…. others see below
Installation Targets
Open the program InstallTarget in the Windows start menu.
The installation files of the Targets can be found on the OpCon Server under
\\fe16416\opcon$\Controls\Development System\IndraLogicVersions\
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3.6 Setting Targets
Important project specific settings (i. e. VPP21)
Attention: these settings will be saved with the project.
Memory Layout:
General:
Attention:
The Address Check has

to be active to prevent a
program access on an
undefined address.
For the other targets see the documentation on OpCon$
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3.7 Options IndraLogic
Setting of the Language

The development environment is set on the setup language after the installation. It can be adjusted through
the menu „project\options…\desktop“.
Desktop
Editor
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Font
Load & Save
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Directories
Symbol configuration
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4 Project Administration
IndraLogic
Project Administration
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4.1 IndraLogic
The IndraLogic Main Window
Is a Windows program
Menu bar / Menus (Short Cuts)
Object and program manager
Programming environment
Message window (e. g. Compiler error)
Status bar (current environmental status)
The IndraLogic Taskbar
File (New, Open, Save, Save as)
Edit (copy, cut, paste, find, replace)
Project (options, build, rebuild all, show cross references, compare, export, import)
Insert (new declaration, objects)
Extras (Monitoring Options)
Online (Login, Logout, Download, Breakpoint, Step cycle, Write, Force, create Boot project)
Window (Window Control, Library Manager)
Help (contents, search)
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4.2 An IndraLogic Project

Will be saved completely in one file (name.pro)
Starts always with a main program PLC_PRG (like OB1)
Consists of different program organisation units (POUs).
Will be executed cyclic
The general functional Principle of a PLC
Read Inputs
Execute PLC program
Write Outputs
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Structure of an IndraLogic Program
PLC_PRG VAR VAR

END_VAR END_VAR
FB FUN
I/O Image
Basic rules of the PLC Programming
A called POU must always return to the calling POU.
Attention with the usage of loops.
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4.3 Create New Project (file -> new)
Select a Target System
i. e. Target system: 3S CoDeSys SP PLCWinNTV2.4 for PLCWinNT.exe (simulation for VPP21)
A New POU must be created automatically.
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Main Program: PLC_PRG(ST)
Declaration of Variables
program organisation
POU Editor
At least one instruction must be programmed to get a precise build. I. e.: (* NOP *)
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File -> Save as
Path: Drive:\ Production Line \ Station of Line \ Plc \ *.pro

Example: D:\FeW_0815\Stat010\Plc\Stat010.pro
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Project -> Build
Status window
Create New Folder (right mouse key)
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Add Object (right mouse key)
New POU i. e. MyFB(FB)
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5 Communication
IndraLogic
Communication
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5.1 Communication of the PLC
IndraLogic
Response Request
I/Os
PLC Machine
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5.2 Communication Parameters
New Channel
Important: TCP/IP (Level 2 Route)
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Communication Parameter for the Simulator (PlcWinNT)
Connection: Local
Address: disabled (local host => 127.0.0.1)
Communication Parameter for the VPP21
Connection: TCP/IP
Address: IP-address of the target (i. e. 192.1.89.133)
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Target Settings
Configuration: 3S CoDeSys SP PLCWinNTV2.4 for PLCWinNT.exe (simulation for VPP21)

Configuration: CoDeSys SP for Windows NT Realtime for VPP21 with RTE
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PLCWinNT.exe (simulator)
Create a link on the desktop
5.3 Online -> Login
Check the target settings under resources -> target settings.
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5.4 Login / Run / Create boot project / File Save
Saves the PLC

program on the
hard disk of the
target.
(Default.prg)
State = RUNNING
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6 Configuration Fieldbus
6.1 PLC Configuration (Fieldbus)
Attention: When changing the targets the control configuration (bus configuration) will be deleted.
Restoring Standard Configuration
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6.2 Parameterize Profibus
Append Subelement Profibus Master (at VPP21: COM-PB)
Parameterize COM-PB (Profibus Master)
DP Parameters
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Bus Parameters
Module Parameters
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Append Subelement (i. e. BK3120_V3)
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Insert Inputs/Outputs to the Subelement (i. e. KL6201 (PAB 16))
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Parameterize Subelement BK3120
Base Parameters
DP Parameters
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7 Task Configuration
In the VPP21 the Profi bus runs task synchronous in contrast to the CPS21. Therefore the task the Profi bus
should be synchronized with must be configured. Normally only one task is programmed. Should this be the
case: in control configuration ->module parameter -> under „Update Task” stands the value “ALL”. Should this
be changed the task name must be entered exactly in the way it is described in the task configuration
(Case sensivity!).
See also 6.2. Parameterize Profibus
Append Task
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Append Program Call PLC_PRG()
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8 IEC 61131-3
IEC 61131-3
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8.1 IEC 61131 Part 3 – Programming Languages
The international Standard defines
How data will be declared
The basic structure of PLC programs and run time systems.
The syntax and semantics of 5 different PLC-programming languages.
IndraLogic is an IEC 61131-3 conform PLC-Programming System
8.2 The general functional Principle of a PLC
Read inputs
Execute PLC program
Write outputs
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8.3 The Structure of an IndraLogic Program
Project
POUs Global Variables Structures
HW configuration
declaration Code HMI pictures
8.4 What is a POU?

A POU (Program-Organization-Unit) is a module, which contains program lines and which can be called by
other POUs.
The reserved POU <PLC_PRG> can only be called by a runtime system of the PLC itself.
POE Types
Function (FUN)
Function block (FB)
Program (PRG)
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8.5 Identifiers and Keywords
Identifiers Keywords
Series of letters, numerics and underscores (_). These are qualified as combinations of characters,
Has to begin with a letter or underscore. Several which must not contain embedded blanks. Key
prefix and multiple embedded underscores are words must not be used for other purposes (i. e. as
inadmissible. Furthermore blanks must not be variable names)
included in the identifiers. At least six characters
must be supported by several systems.
Example for Keywords

Examples for identifier ACTION...END_ACTION
START ARRAY...OF
STOP AT
VALVE_6 CASE...OF...ELSE...END_CASE
CONFIGURATION...END_CONFIGURATION
VAV_E_7 CONSTANT
_16E8 EN
_Shaft ENO
_000S901 EXIT
FALSE
F_EDGE
FOR...TO...BY...END_FOR
FUNCTION...END_FUNCTION
FUNCTION_BLOCK...END_FUNCTION_BLOCK
IF...THEN...ELSIF...ELSE...END_IF
INITIAL_STEP...END_STEP
PROGRAM...WITH...
PROGRAM...END_PROGRAM
R_EDGE
READ_ONLY
READ_WRITE
REPEAT...UNTIL...END_REPEAT
RESOURCE...ON...END_RESOURCE
RETAIN
RETURN
STEP...END_STEP
STRUCT...END_STRUCT
TASK
TRANSITION...FROM...TO...END_TRANSITION
TRUE
TYPE...END_TYPE
VAR...END_VAR
VAR_INPUT...END_VAR
VAR_IN_OUT...END_VAR
VAR_EXTERNAL...END_VAR
VAR_ACCESS...END_VAR
VAR_GLOBAL...END_VAR
WHILE...DO...END_WHILE
WITH
Furthermore:
Data type names
Function names
Function Block names
Operators IL-language, ST-language, …
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Numeric Literals
Integer literals and real literals
Examples:
-5 +96 628_26 Interger literals;
Underscores between
the numeric must not be
sigificant.
-5.0 0.123 12.56 Real literals
6.2E – 4 bzw. 6.2e – 4 Real literal with exponent
-2.6E + 3 bzw. –2.6e + 3
12.0E3 bzw. 12.0e3
2#1010_1010 Literal to basis 2
8#156 Literal to basis 8
16#FF Literal to basis 16
0 1 Boolean zero und one
FALSE TRUE Boolean FALSE und
TRUE
String Literals
Series of zero or more characters, which is embedded in a single quotation mark (‘)
Examples:
‘‘ Blank string with the length zero
‘X‘ String with the length one, with sign X
‘‘ String with the length one, with blank
‘$“ String with the length one, with inverted
commas
‘$$6.00‘ String with the length five, $6.00
$$ Dollar-sign $
$‘ Inverted Commas
$L resp. $l Linefeed
$N resp. $n New line
$P resp. $p New page
$R resp. $r Carriage return
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Time Literals
1. Duration Examples
Data for the duration must be limited through the key
T#80 ms T#30.8s T#9.5m T#20.6h
word T#, TIME#, t# or time# on the left.
T#30h26m t#7d16h12m
Underscores can separate the unit of the duration-
TIME#2.5h time#2.5h
literals.
T16h_12m_18s T#16h_12m_18s
2. Date and time of day Examples

DATE# resp. D# Date
Date#1996-04-6
TIME_OF_DAY# resp. TOD# Time of day D#1996-04-6
DATE_AND_TIME# resp. DT# Date and time D#1996-04-6
TIME_OF_DAY#17 : 19 : 40.12
TOD#17 : 19 : 40.12
DATE_AND_TIME#1996-04-12-17 : 26 :
45.16
Dt#1996-01-12-17 : 26 : 45.16
Standard Operators
Boolean Operators
Operator Parameter Comment

AND ANY_BIT AND-function
OR ANY_BIT OR-function
NOT ANY_BIT NOT-function, negation
XOR ANY_BIT XOR-function, nonequivalence
Arithmetic Operators
Operator Input- Output- Comment

Parameter Parameter
ADD+ ANY_NUM ANY_NUM Addition
SUB- ANY_NUM ANY_NUM Subtraction
MUL* ANY_NUM ANY_NUM Multiplication
DIV/ ANY_NUM ANY_NUM Division; at
ANY_INT
integer division
MOD ANY_INT ANY_INT Modulo (remain
at integer
division)
EXPT** Basis: ANY_REAL Exponentiation
ANY_REAL
Exponent:
ANY_NUM
MOVE:= ANY_NUM ANY_NUM Allocation
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Comparison Operators
Operator Input- Output- Comment

Parameter Parameter
GT > ANY_BIT BOOL greater than
ANY_NUM
STRING
TIME
ANY_DATE
GE >= ANY_BIT BOOL greater or equal
ANY_NUM
STRING
TIME
ANY_DATE
LE <= ANY_BIT BOOL less or equal
ANY_NUM
STRING
TIME
ANY_DATE
LT < ANY_BIT BOOL less
ANY_NUM
STRING
TIME
ANY_DATE
EQ = ANY_BIT BOOL equal
ANY_NUM
STRING
TIME
ANY_DATE
NE <> ANY_BIT BOOL not equal
ANY_NUM
STRING
TIME
ANY_DATE
ANY_NUM
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Bit Manipulation
Function Input- Output- Comment

parameter parameter Example
SHL IN: ANY_BIT Shift left from IN
X : SHL (IN :=WERT, N :=3);
ANY_BIT and N Bit
N: 00010101 before SHL...
ANY_INT
10101000 after SHL...
SHR IN: ANY_BIT Shift right from
ANY_BIT IN by N Bit Three digits to the left, zeros follow at the
N: right.
ANY_INT
ROL IN: ANY_BIT Rotation left
ANY_BIT from IN by N Bit
N: in a circle
ANY_INT
ROR IN: ANY_BIT Rotation right
ANY_BIT from IN by N Bit
N: in a circle
ANY_INT
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Type Conversion
Function Input-
Output- Comment
parameter
parameter
*_TO_** ANY_NUM Numeric Types Example
ANY_NUM
are converted
X := INT_TO_REAL(Y);
into one
another
*Input data
**Output data
TRUNC ANY_REAL ANY_INT Truncates will
be cut
BCD_TO_* ANY_BIT ANY_INT *Data type Example
Data of the X := TRUNC (Y);
ANY_BIT-
Group in the Example
BCD-format X := BCD_TO_INT (Y);
will be
converted into
the ANY_INT-
format
*_TO_BCD ANY_INT ANY_BIT *Data type
Data in the
ANY_INT-
format will be Example
converted into X := INT_TO_BCD (Y);
the BCD-
format
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Numeric Functions

parameter parameter
ABS ANY_NUM ANY_NUM Absolute value
SQRT ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Square root
LN ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Logarithm,
natural
LOG ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Logarithm, base
10
EXP ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Exponent
function base e
SIN ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Sine function
(circular
measure)
COS ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Cosine function
(circular
measure)
TAN ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Tangent function
(circular
measure)
ASIN ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Arc sine function
ACOS ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Arc cosine
function
ATAN ANY_REAL ANY_REAL Arc tangent
function
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Selection Functions

parameter parameter
SEL G: BOOL ANY Binary selection
Example
IN0: ANY
OUT := IN0,
IN1: ANY X := SEL (G :=0, IN0 :=IN1 = 3);
if G = 0
OUT := IN1,
if G = 2
MAX ANY_BIT ANY_BIT Maximum- Example
ANY_NUM ANY_NUM function
STRING STRING X := MAX (Y,Z);
OUT := MAX
ANY_DATE ANY_DATE
(IN1, IN2,...)
TIME TIME
MIN ANY_BIT ANY_BIT Minimum- Example
ANY_NUM ANY_NUM function
STRING STRING X := MIN (Y,Z);
OUT := MIN
ANY_DATE ANY_DATE
(IN1, IN2,...)
TIME TIME
LIMIT MN, IN, MX: ANY_BIT Limiting Example
ANY_NUM X := LIMIT (IN := X, MN := 0, MX := 3);
ANY_BIT OUT :=MIN
STRING
ANY_NUM (MAX (IN, MN,)
ANY_DATE
STRING MX)
TIME
ANY_DATE
TIME
MUX K: ANY_INT ANY Multiplexer Example
other: X := MUX (K := 0, IN0 := A, IN1 = B, IN2 = C);
Selects one of
ANY
N inputs
depends on the
input K
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Functions for Strings

Parameter Parameter
LEN STRING INT Length of a Example
string
X := LEN (‘WORT‘);
X :=4
LEFT IN: STRING L Example
STRING left aligned X := LEFT (IN := ‘WORT‘, L :=3);
L: characters of X := WOR
ANY_INT IN
RIGHT IN: STRING L Example
STRING right aligned X := RIGHT (IN := ‘WORT‘, L :=3);
L: characters of X := ORT
ANY_INT IN
MID IN: STRING L character of Example
STRING IN, starting with
X := MID (IN := ‘WORT‘, L =2, P = 2);
L: the P-ten
X := OR
ANY_INT character
CONCAT STRING STRING String together Example
strings
X := CONCAT X := INSERT (IN1 := ‘HER‘,IN1 := ‘MA‘, P = 2);
(‘WO‘, ‘RT‘) X := HEMAR
X := WORT
INSERT IN1, IN2: STRING Inserts IN2 in Example
STRING IN1 after the
P: P-ten character X := INSERT (IN1 := HER, IN2 := MA, P := 2);
ANY_INT position X := HEMAR
DELETE IN: STRING Deletes L Example

STRING characters of
L, P: IN starting with X := DELETE (IN := ‘WORT‘, L :=1, P := 2);
ANY_INT the P-ten X := WRT
position
REPLACE IN1:, IN2: STRING Replaces L Example
STRING from IN1 by
X := REPLACE
L, P: IN2 starting
(IN1 := ‘WORT‘, IN2 :=‘T‘, L := 1, P :=2);
ANY_INT with the P-ten
X := WTRT
character
position
FIND IN1, IN2: INT Locates the Example
STRING character
X := FIND (IN1 := ‘WORT‘, IN2 :=‘RT‘);
position of the
X := 3
beginning for
the first
occurrence of
IN2 in IN1.
If no
occurrence can
be found of
IN2, the result
will be zero.
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Standard Function Blocks
Bistable Elements
Function- Input- Output- Comment

block parameter parameter
SR S1, R: Q1: BOOL Storage with
BOOL preemptive set
RS S, R1: Q1: BOOL Storage with
BOOL preemptive
reset
Edge Detection

R_TRIG CLK: Q: BOOL With rising
BOOL edge on CLK Q
is TRUE
F_TRIG CLK: Q: BOOL With falling
BOOL edge on CLK Q
is TRUE
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Timer

TON IN: BOOL Q: BOOL Input delay
PT: TIME ET: TIME IN: rising edge
starts timing
relay
PT: duration of
delay
Q: If time
elapsed, TRUE
ET: momentary
elapsed delay
TOF IN: BOOL Q: BOOL Turn-off delay,
PT: TIME ET: TIME otherwise TON
TP IN: BOOL Q: BOOL Pulse time,
PT: TIME ET: TIME otherwise TON
RTC IN: BOOL Q: BOOL Real time clock1)
PDT: CDT: IN: rising edge,
DATE DATE date + time are
loaded
PDT: Default of 1)
date + time If a rising edge is recognized on IN, the
CDT: current time will be set. It expires as long as IN is
date + current TRUE.
time
Q: like EN
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Counter

CTU CU: Q: BOOL Incrementer,
R_TRIG ET: TIME Counter counts
(BOOL) from zero to PV.
R: BOOL
PV: INT CU: counting
input (rising
edge)
PV: Target value
of the counter
R: Reset (CV to
0)
Q: If PV is
reached, then Q
TRUE
CTD CD: Q: BOOL Decrementer,
R_TRIG ET: TIME counter counts
(BOOL) from PV to zero.
LD: BOOL CD: counting
PV: INT input (rising
edge)
PV: target value
of the counter
LD: Initialization
from CV to PV
Q: If PV = 0, then
Q TRUE
CV: current
counter value
CTUD CU, CD: QU, QD: In/ Decremeter
R_TRIG BOOL QU: If CV has
(BOOL) CV: INT reached
R, LD: maximum value,
BOOL TRUE
PV: INT QD: If CV has
reached
minimum value,
TRUE, otherwise
like CTU and
CTD
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8.6 Variables – Datas and Operands
Validity
Local (a POU) or Global (all POUs)
IndraLogic supports three methods of the Variable declaration
Textual, in form of a table and automatically (dialog)
Textual declaration
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Declarations as tables
Autodeclaration
Data Types (as general variable)
Example
VAR
RetVal : DINT; (* declaration of the variable „RetVal“ with data type DINT *)
END_VAR
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Elementary Data Types (Standard IEC Data Types)
BOOL, BYTE, WORD, DWORD Bit, bit string

SINT(8Bit), INT(16), DINT(32) Integer with sign
USINT, UINT, UDINT Integer
STRING(80 Byte) String
REAL(32Bit), LREAL(64) Binary real number
TIME, TOD, DATE, DT Duration, time, date, date & time
Derived Data Types (type definition)
STRUCTURES, ARRAY, (POINTER not IEC!!!)
General Data Types
The IEC 61131-3 defines general data types, in order to combine the elementary data types in single groups
hierarchically.
ANY
ANY_BIT ANY_NUM ANY_DATE
ANY_INT ANY_REAL
BOOL INT UINT REAL DATE TIME
BYTE SINT USINT LREAL TIME_OF_DAY STRING
WORD DINT UDINT DATE_AND_TIME All derivided
DWORD LINT ULINT
LWORD
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Multi Element-Variable: Fields and Structures
Attributes of the Variable Types
RETAIN
CONSTANT
R_EDGE
F_EDGE
READ_ONLY
READ_WRITE
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Operand Types – Inputs, Outputs and Marker as special Variables
Inputs (%I...), Outputs (%Q...), Markers (%M...)
Operand Syntax
Percent sign % Example symbolic variable

Operand prefix
VAR_GLOBAL
I Input _000S901 AT %IX1.1 : BOOL;
Q Output TEST1 AT %QW215 : WORD;
M Marker TEST2 AT %MD48 : DWORD;
END_VAR
Operand type (supplementation) Area

X Bit %IX21.0..21.15
None Bit Word-oriented
B Byte (8 Bit) %IX21.0..21.7
Byte-oriented
W Word (16 Bit)
D Double word (32 Bit)
See target settings
( Byte addressing mode )
Convention for Symbol Names
Characters and numbers Examples

Symbols start always with a character Otto, otto, OTTO
(A..Z und _) Valve1
Only simple underscores are allowed a_long_name
_100S200A
_100S200A
No blanks in symbol names
No IEC control- or operand names are
allowed
The compiler does not distinguish
between upper and lower case.
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I/O Process Image
I/O Configuration
Input of the symbol tables (with OpCon through IOBaseStation.xls)

Absolute addressing
Symbolic allocation (Resources -> Global Variables -> IO)
Symbol table with Excel and OpCon-IO Macro
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8.7 The Languages of the IEC 61131-3
Englisch Deutsch
Instruction List (IL) Anweisungsliste (AWL)
Structured Text (ST) Strukturierter Text (ST)
Function Block Diagram (FBD) Funktionsplan (FUP)
Ladder Diagram (LD) Kontaktplan (KOP)
Sequential Function Chart (SFC) Ablaufsprache (AS)
The languages ST and SFC are used with OpCon.
Structured Text (ST)
Textual language
High-level language
PASCAL oriented
Rather unknown as PLC programming language (latest language)
Very good qualified for complex program flows.
(Loops, analog value processing, IF, WHILE, FOR, CASE)
Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
Graphic sequential function chart.

Supports the structuring of flow controls.
Consists of steps (actions and forward switching).
The steps (actions) contain program parts in ST(OpCon).
SFC code cannot be converted in other languages.
CoDeSys provides two different presentations in AS.
PA-ATMO uses a separate manager for each chain.
See also 9.4 Part 3 – Programming Languages
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8.8 IEC Operations
Assignments
Boolean Operations
Mathematical Operations
Comparison Operations
Selection Operations
Type Conversion
Complex Operations
Shift Operations
Special Operations
Assignment
IL: LD, LDN, ST, STN, S, R

ST: A := B;
FBD: A B
S
A C
A D
LD:
Boolean Operations
AND, OR, XOR, NOT

AND, OR and XOR are extendable (Amount of Inputs)
Mathematical Operations
IL,FBD,LD ST
ADD +
SUB -
MUL *
DIV /
MOD MOD
work with the type ANY_NUM
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Comparison Operations
IL,FBD,LD ST
EQ =
NE <>
GE >=
GT >
LE <=
LT <
work with the type ANY
Selection Operations
MIN
MAX
SEL
MUX
LIMIT
work with the type ANY
Type Conversions
Function <type>_TO_<type>
Tip: The amount of type conversions should be kept as little as possible. Type conversions
should always take place implicit if possible.
A:=B is allowed if
Type width(A) >= Type width(B)
Attention: Functions require an exact type indication!
Complex Operations
ABS
SQRT
LN (Basis e), LOG (Basis 10)
EXP (ex)
SIN, COS, TAN, ASIN, ACOS, ATAN
EXPT (yx)
Work with the type ...
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Shift Operations
SHL (shift left) a b c d e f g h
a b c d e f g h 0
SHR (shift right) a b c d e f g h
0 a b c d e f g h
a b c d e f g h
ROL (rotate left)
b c d e f g h a
a b c d e f g h
ROR (rotate right)
h a b c d e f g
work with the type ...
Special Operations
ADR (ANY: provides the variable address)

BITADR (Bit: provides the address on a bit operand)
SIZEOF (ANY: provides the amount of byte of a variable)
Pointer Operator “^”: provides the content of the variable addressed by the
pointer.
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8.9 POU Types
Function (FUN) Any number of input parameters (min. 1),

a return value,
no static variables
Function block (FB) Any number of input parameters, several return

values, static variables.
Multiple applicable through instantiation.
Program (PRG) A global defined function block. No instantiation

possible.
Function
Cannot save values. (over the cycle)

All local variables are initialized at each call.
The function name is the variable for the return value.
Consequently a type must be defined for each function.
Suitable for the calculation of complex expressions.
The use of global variables is not allowed.
Example Simple(FUN)
FUNCTION Simple : REAL (* Function Name *)

VAR_INPUT
A, B : REAL; (* Variables Declaration *)
C : REAL := 1.0; (* *)
END_VAR
VAR
END_VAR
-------------------------------------------------------------
Simple := A*B/C; (* Function Body *)
END_FUNCTION
The preinitialization of input variables

(VAR_INPUT) is not possible with FUN!
Division by zero must be prevented in the

program code.
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Function Block
All variables are created static and save their values.

Copies of the local variable sets can be generated through instantiation.
FBs are applied in program parts whose sequences are controlled by several PLC
cycles or whose program code should be applied multiple.
Example HysteresisFB(FB)
Solution with IF-instruction: (IF – THEN – ELSIF)
FUNCTION_BLOCK HysteresisFB
VAR_INPUT
XIN1 : REAL; (* current value *)
XIN2 : REAL; (* target value *)
EPS : REAL; (* hysteresis band *)
END_VAR
VAR_OUTPUT
Q: BOOL := FALSE; (* initialize once *)
END_VAR
VAR
END_VAR
-------------------------------------------------------------
IF (Q = TRUE)
THEN
IF XIN1 < (XIN2-EPS)
THEN
Q := FALSE; (* XIN decreasing *)
END_IF
ELSIF XIN1 > (XIN2+EPS)
THEN
Q := TRUE; (* XIN increasing *)
END_IF
END_FUNCTION_BLOCK
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Solution with IF-instruction: (IF – THEN – ELSE)
VAR_INPUT
END_VAR
VAR_OUTPUT
Q: BOOL := FALSE; (* hysteresis band *)
END_VAR
VAR
END_VAR
-------------------------------------------------------------
IF (Q = TRUE)
THEN
IF XIN1 < (XIN2-EPS)
THEN
END_IF
ELSE
IF XIN1 > (XIN2+EPS)
THEN
END_IF
END_IF
END_FUNCTION_BLOCK
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Solution with CASE-instruction: (CASE – OF)
VAR_INPUT
END_VAR
VAR_OUTPUT
Q: BOOL := FALSE; (* initialize once *)
END_VAR
VAR
END_VAR
-------------------------------------------------------------
CASE BOOL_TO_INT(Q) OF
1: IF XIN1 < (XIN2-EPS)
THEN
END_IF
0: IF XIN1 > (XIN2+EPS)

THEN
END_IF
END_CASE
END_FUNCTION_BLOCK
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Program
All variables are created statically and save their values.

No instantiation possible.
PRGs are applied in programs, whose sequences are controlled over several
PLC-cycles and whose program code should only be applied once.
Example PLC_PRG(PRG)
PROGRAM PLC_PRG
VAR
Result : REAL;
A, B : REAL;
C : REAL := 1.0;
Hysteresis1: HysteresisFB; (* Instantiation *)
XIN1, XIN2 : REAL;
EPS : REAL;
Q_Hyst : BOOL;
END_VAR
-------------------------------------------------------------
(* Example call a function *)
Result := Simple(A:=10, B:=20, C:=30);
(* Example call a function block *)

Hysteresis1.EPS := 5; (* Parameter passing *)
Hysteresis1.XIN1 := 16; (* Parameter passing *)
Hysteresis1.XIN2 := 10; (* Parameter passing *)
Hysteresis1; (* call function block *)
Q_Hyst := Hysteresis1.Q; (* result passing *)
END_PROGRAM
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How to call a FUN, FB or PRG ?
Function (FUN) Function block (FB) Program (PRG)
Example Function Fun1:INT Function_Block FunBlck1 Program Prgr1

3 Inputs (INT): A, B, C 3 Inputs (INT): A, B, C 3 Inputs (INT): A, B, C
2 Outputs (INT): D, E 2 Outputs (INT): D, E
Instance1: FunBlck1
LD 5 CAL Instance1(A:=5, B:=3, C:=2) CAL Prgr1(A:=5, B:=3, C:=2);

IL
Fun1 3,2 ... ...
ST Result LD Instance1.D LD Prgr1.D
ST Result1 ST Result1
LD Instance1.E LD Prgr1.E
ST Result2 ST Result2
Result:=Fun1(5,3,2); Instance1(A:=5, B:=3, C:=2); Prgr1(A:=5, B:=3, C:=2);

ST
... ...
Result1:=Instance1.D; Result1:= Prgr1.D;
Result2:=Instance1.E; Result1:= Prgr1.E;
FBD/LD
Rules for reciprocal request for POUs
Program (PRG)
Function (FUN) Function block (FB) Program (PRG)
Function (FUN) Function (FUN) Function block (FB) Program (PRG)

Not with IEC61131!
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8.10 Predefined POUs (Libraries)
A library is a list of objects, which can be used in different projects.

The user can create own libraries easily.
The manufacturer can supply protected libraries.
So his own know how is protected.
CoDeSys enables the call of C functions as library objects.
The default library is called (standard.lib, util.lib)
8.11 The Default-Library (standard.lib)
Is supplied from IndraLogic.

Includes predefined functions which correspond to the IEC 61131-3 standard such as:
String functions
Edge detection
counter
timer
NEW: Bistable function blocks
String Functions
LEN The function LEN issues the length of a string.

LEFT The function LEFT provides the left beginning-string of a
string.
RIGHT The function RIGHT provides a right beginning-string of a
string.
MID The function MID provides a part-string of a string.
CONCAT The function CONCAT provides the concatenation (string
together) of two strings.
INSERT The function INSERT inserts a string from a certain
position into another one.
DELETE The function DELETE deletes a part-string out of a string
from a certain position.
REPLACE The function REPLACE replaces a part-string of a string
by another string.
FIND The function FIND searches for a part-string in a string.
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Edge Detection
R_TRIG The function block R_TRIG detects a rising edge.

F_TRIG The function block F_TRIG detects a falling edge.
Counters
CTU The function block incrementer.

CTD The function block decrementer.
CTUD The function block in- and decrementer.
Timers
TP The function block TP is a pulse transmitter.
TON The function block Timer on-delay realizes a turn-on

delay.
TOF The function block Timer off-delay realizes a turn-off

delay.
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9 IEC-61131 Introduction
Programmable Logic Controller

Inroduction to the Standard
IEC-61131
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9.1 Parts of the Norm

Part 1 – General information
Part 2 – Resource requests and tests
Part 3 – Programming languages
Part 4 – User guidelines
Part 5 - Communication
9.2 Part 1 - General Information

Definition and glossary of expressions that are used in the standard.
Description of principal functions and properties of programmable systems.
Functional Structure of programmable Systems
Functions for the activation of signals.

Functions of the interface to actors and sensors.
Functions of the communication.
Functions of the Human Machine Interface (HMI).
Functions of the programming.
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9.3 Part 2 – Resource Requests and Tests

Part 2 specifies:
The electrical, mechanical and functional requirements for programmable logic controllers and
the corresponding periphery as well as the conditions for repairs, storing and transport.
The information for supply at the manufacturer.
The methods and processes of the function testing in their application for the complete review
of the properties of programmable logic controllers and the periphery.
9.4 Part 3 – Programming Languages

Definition of the programmable languages and their application.
The syntactical and semantical rules.
The basic interaction of the instructions.
The program test.
The program enlargement and integration of foreign program parts.
Common Elements
Data Types and Variables
Data types: Boolean, Integer, Real, Byte, Word, Character strings, date, time, ..., as well as
structured data types (user defined).
BOOL, INT, REAL, BYTE, WORD, STRING, DATE, TIME_OF_DAY, ...
Variables: Allocations of hardware addresses: I/O, storage, global und locale data enable a
hardware- independent programming.
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Software Model
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Data Communication Model
Communication with help of global variables.
Programming Model
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Program Organisation Units (POUs)
Function (FUN)
Standard functions: CONCAT, ADD, SQRT, SIN, COS, MIN, MAX, AND, OR, ...
User specific functions: Example Simple(FUN)
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Function Block (FB)
Standard FBs: R_TRIG, R_TRIG, CTU, CTD, TP, TON, TOF...
User specific FBs: Example HysteresisFB(FB)
Program (PRG)
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Configuration Elements
Configuration Example
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Programming languages
The five languages of the IEC 61131-3:
Graphical languages: Ladder Diagram, LD (Kontaktplan, KOP),

Function Block Diagram, FBD (Funktions Baustein Sprache, FBS).
Text languages: Instruction List, IL (Anweisungsliste, AWL),

Structured Text, ST (Strukturierter Text, ST).
Sequential Function Chart, SFC (Ablaufsprach e, AS).
The right choice of the program language depends on the experience of the programmer, the
application, the level of the definition of the application, the structure of the automation system and the
level of the communication with other departments within a company…
Structured Text (ST)
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Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
SFC describes the behaviour of sequential program flows within a control. The Sequential
Function Chart has been derived from the french “Grafcet“ (IEC 848).
Allows the classification of an application in several parts.
Simplifies the quick analysis of errors and facilitates the work at the program maintenance.
SFC is the accumulation of steps (STEP´s) a block of actions (ACTION BLOCK, BEFA) and
transitions (TRANSITION´s, WSB) is realized with. The result is a development of a step chain.
Allows alternative branching and simultaneous branching. ( not allowed with OpCon)
Instruction List (IL) (not used with OpCon)
Function Block Diagram (FBD) (not used with OpCon)
Ladder Diagram (LD) (not used with OpCon)
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Key Characteristics for the Quality of the IEC 61131-3
Structured Software
Through the configuration of the resources and program organization units (POUs).
Typing of Data
Through languages that reduce operations to the corresponding data types.
Control of the Program Execution
Through the employment of tasks.
Complex sequential Behavior
Through schematic sequential flows.
Encapsulation of the Software
Through the employment of program organization units (POUs), structures and complex data
types.
Advantages of the Standard for the User
Reduces the effort of the programmer: training, data cleaning, troubleshooting, …

Allows more flexibility with the solution of problems and the reuse of program sources.
The same programming techniques in all areas.
Combines the elements and modes of the representation.
Improves the contact and communication between the departments and companies.
9.5 Part 4 – User Guidelines
9.6 Part 5 - Communication
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[Op001] Introduction to IEC 61131 with IndraLogic

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Author: Frank Markert

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The information in this document is subject to change without notice,

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2 OpCon – Control Engineering for Bosch ................................................................8

3 IndraLogic – The Development Environment .......................................................16

7 Task Configuration .................................................................................................52

9 IEC-61131 Introduction ...........................................................................................87

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1.1 Organisation PLCopen

1.3 Members (selection)

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2 OpCon – Control Engineering for Bosch

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2.2 Scalable Control Engineering

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2.3 Scalable Control Engineering System

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2.4 OpCon Properties

Open: Changeable and expandable by customer

Software and documentation are freely available in the Bosch Network.

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2.5 Technical Overview

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2.6 System Architecture

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2.7 Development Environment

It is developed in the languages:

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Regarding technical requests:

Email address for external employees:

Documentations, Libraries and Updates

Computer name : FE16416

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3 IndraLogic – The Development Environment

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3.2 What is IndraLogic

a programming tool for PLC-programs

a test tool for PLC-programs

a tool for troubleshooting

a tool for the documentation of PLC-programs

a visualization program for the simulation of PLC-programs

a PLC-run time system ( VPP21 without VxWorks)

IndraLogic is a complete PLC-development environment

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3.3 Installation of the Development Environment (IndraLogic)

Stop Gateway Server

A running gateway needs to be stopped before the installation of IndraLogic.

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Selection of the target path

1. Install CoDeSys V2.0 to < C:\BoschPCL_M >

Example: IndraLogic 1.31

Select a program folder

CoDeSys V2.0 Program folder: BoschPCL_M

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Confirm all target installation questions

confirm all targets

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