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Mitsubishi Electric FX3UC SERIES Programming Manual (948 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Related Manuals
16
Generic Names and Abbreviations Used in Manuals
23
1 Introduction
25
Programming Language in Plcs
25
Types of Programming Languages
25
Applicability of Programming Languages in Programming Software
26
Compatibility Among Programs
26
2 Overview (Sequence Program)
27
Introduction of Convenient Functions
27
Convenient Functions for Input Processing
27
Convenient Functions for Output Processing
28
Functions for Supporting Sequence Control
28
Introduction of Applied Instructions
29
Major Applied Instructions
29
Analog/Positioning Special Control
31
Link and Communication
31
Introduction of Devices Constructing PLC
32
Relationship Among Devices
32
Device List
33
Program Memory and Devices
35
Memory Structure
35
Memory Operations and Latched (Battery or EEPROM Backed) Devices (Power ON/OFF and RUN/STOP)
38
Types of Backup Methods against Power Failure
42
Change between General Devices and Latched (Battery Backed) Devices
43
How to Initialize Devices (Battery Backed)
43
Types and Setting of Parameters
44
Parameter List
44
Parameter Initial Values and Available Tools for Changing Parameter Values
46
Memory Capacity Setting Range
48
Compatible Optional Memory Model
49
Keyword (Entry Code)
50
12 Data Operation - FNC 40 to FNC
51
Special Unit Initial Value Setting [GX Developer Ver.8.24A or Later]
55
Positioning Setting [For TBL (FNC152) Instruction] [GX Developer Ver.8.24A or Later]
55
Built-In CC-Link/Lt Setup (Dedicated to FX 3UC -32MT-LT-2)
55
Parameter Settings by GX Developer
55
3 Instruction List
68
Basic Instructions
68
Step Ladder Instructions
70
Applied Instructions
70
4 Devices in Detail
84
Device Number List
84
I/O Relays [X, Y]
88
Numbers of I/O Relays
88
Functions and Roles
89
Operation Timing of Input Relays
90
Auxiliary Relay [M]
91
Numbers of Auxiliary Relays
91
Functions and Operation Examples
91
State Relay [S]
93
Numbers of State Relays
93
Functions and Operation Examples
94
Timer [T]
96
Numbers of Timers
96
Functions and Operation Examples
96
Set Value Specification Method
98
Cautions on Routines
98
Details on Timer Operation and Timer Accuracy
98
Program Examples [Off-Delay Timer and Flicker Timer]
99
Handling Timers as Numeric Devices
100
Counter [C]
101
Numbers of Counters
101
Features of Counters
101
Related Devices (to Specify Counting Direction) [32-Bit Counter]
101
Functions and Operation Examples
102
Set Value Specification Method
103
Response Speed of Counters
103
Handling Counters as Numeric Devices
104
High-Speed Counter [C] (FX3U/FX3UC PLC)
105
Types and Device Numbers of High-Speed Counters
105
Input Assignment for High-Speed Counters
107
Handling of High-Speed Counters
108
Current Value Update Timing and Comparison of Current Value
110
Related Devices
111
Changing the Logic of External Reset Input Signal
112
Assignment of Counter Input Terminal and Switching of Function
112
How to Use 2-Phase 2-Count Input Counters C251 to C255 with 4 Edge Counting
113
Conditions for Hardware Counters to be Handled as Software Counters
114
Response Frequency of High-Speed Counters
115
Cautions on Use
117
High-Speed Counter [C] (FX 3G Plcs)
119
Types and Device Numbers of High-Speed Counters
119
Input Assignment for High-Speed Counters
121
Handling of High-Speed Counters
122
Current Value Update Timing and Comparison of Current Value
122
Related Devices
122
Assignment of Counter Input Terminal and Switching of Function
123
Response Frequency of High-Speed Counters
124
Cautions on Use
125
Data Register and File Register [D]
127
Numbers of Data Registers and File Registers
127
Structures of Data Registers and File Registers
128
Functions and Operation Examples of Data Registers
129
Functions and Operation Examples of File Registers
131
Cautions on Using File Registers
134
Extension Register [R] and Extension File Register [ER]
135
Numbers of Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
135
Data Storage Destination and Access Method
135
Structures of Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
136
Initialization of Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
136
Functions and Operation Examples of Extension Registers
137
Functions and Operation Examples of Extension File Registers
138
Cautions on Using Extension File Registers
141
Registration of Data in Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
142
Index Register [V and Z]
146
Numbers of Index Registers
146
Functions and Structures
146
Indexing of Devices
147
Pointer [P and I]
148
Numbers of Pointers
148
Functions and Operation Examples of Pointers for Branch
148
Functions and Operation Examples of Pointers for Interrupt
149
5 How to Specify Devices and Constants to Instructions
153
Numeric Values Handled in Plcs (Octal, Decimal, Hexadecimal and Real Numbers)
153
Types of Numeric Values
153
Conversion of Numeric Values
154
Handling of Numeric Values in Floating Point Operations
155
Specification of Constants K, H and E (Decimal, Hexadecimal and Real Number)
157
Constant K (Decimal Number)
157
Constant H (Hexadecimal Number)
157
Constant E (Real Number)
157
Character Strings
158
Character String Constant ("ABC")
158
Character String Data
158
Specification of Digits for Bit Devices (Kn[ ]***)
159
Bit Specification of a Word Device (D[ ].B)
160
Direct Specification of Buffer Memory (U[ ]\G[ ])
160
Indexing
161
Indexing in Basic Instructions
161
Indexing in Applied Instructions
162
Indexing Example for Instruction with Limited Number of Use
164
6 What to Understand before Programming
165
How to Read Explanation of Instructions
165
Cautions on Creation of Fundamental Programs
168
Programming Procedure and Execution Order
168
Double Output (Double Coil) Operation and Countermeasures
169
Circuits Which Cannot be Programmed and Countermeasures
170
I/O Processing and Response Delay
171
Mutual Relationship Among Program Flow Control Instructions
172
General Rules for Applied Instructions
174
Expression and Operation Type of Applied Instructions
174
Handling of General Flags
176
Handling of Operation Error Flag
178
Handling Functions of Extension Flag
178
Limitation in the Number of Instructions and Limitation in Simultaneous Instruction Instances
179
Symbolic Information Storage and Block Password
180
Storage of Symbolic Information
180
Block Password
180
7 Basic Instruction
181
Ld, Ldi
183
Out
185
And, Ani
188
Or, Ori
191
Ldp, Ldf, Andp, Andf, Orp, Orf
194
Orb
200
Anb
201
Mps, Mrd, Mpp
202
MC, Mcr
206
Inv
209
Mep, Mef
210
Pls, Plf
212
Set, Rst
215
Nop
218
End
219
Number of Instruction Steps and Specified Devices
220
8 Program Flow – FNC 00 to FNC 09
221
FNC 00 - CJ / Conditional Jump
222
CJ Instruction and Operations of Contact and Coil
226
Relationship between Master Control Instruction and Jump Instruction
228
FNC 01 - CALL / Call Subroutine
229
Cautions on Subroutines and Interrupt Routines
231
FNC 02 - SRET / Subroutine Return
233
FNC 03 - IRET / Interrupt Return
234
FNC 04 - EI / Enable Interrupt
236
FNC 05 - DI / Disable Interrupt
237
FNC 06 - Main Routine Program End
238
FNC 07 - WDT / Watchdog Timer Refresh
240
FNC 08 - for / Start a FOR/NEXT Loop
242
FNC 09 - NEXT / End a FOR/NEXT Loop
243
9 Move and Compare – FNC 10 to FNC 19
245
FNC 10 - CMP / Compare
246
FNC 11 - ZCP / Zone Compare
248
FNC 12 - MOV / Move
250
FNC 13 - SMOV / Shift Move
253
FNC 14 - CML / Complement
255
FNC 15 - BMOV / Block Move
257
Function of Transfer between File Registers and Data Registers
259
FNC 16 - FMOV / Fill Move
261
FNC 17 - XCH / Exchange
263
FNC 18 - BCD / Conversion to Binary Coded Decimal
265
FNC 19 - bin / Conversion to Binary
268
Arithmetic and Logical Operation (+, −, ×, ÷) – FNC 20 to FNC 29
271
10 Arithmetic and Logical Operation ( +, −, ×, ÷) - FNC 20 to FNC 29
272
FNC 20 - ADD / Addition
272
FNC 21 - SUB / Subtraction
275
FNC 22 - MUL / Multiplication
278
FNC 23 - DIV / Division
281
FNC 24 - INC / Increment
284
FNC 25 - DEC / Decrement
286
FNC 26 - WAND / Logical Word and
287
FNC 27 - WOR / Logical Word or
289
FNC 28 - WXOR / Logical Exclusive or
291
10.10 FNC 29 - NEG / Negation
293
Rotation and Shift Operation – FNC 30 to FNC 39
295
FNC 30 - ROR / Rotation Right
296
FNC 31 - ROL / Rotation Left
298
FNC 32 - RCR / Rotation Right with Carry
300
FNC 33 - RCL / Rotation Left with Carry
302
FNC 34 - SFTR / Bit Shift Right
304
FNC 35 - SFTL / Bit Shift Left
306
Replacement of SFT Instruction in F
308
And F 2 Series
308
FNC 36 - WSFR / Word Shift Right
309
FNC 37 - WSFL / Word Shift Left
311
FNC 38 - SFWR / Shift Write [FIFO/FILO Control]
313
FNC 39 - SFRD / Shift Read [FIFO Control]
316
Data Operation – FNC 40 to FNC 49
318
FNC 40 - ZRST / Zone Reset
319
FNC 41 - DECO / Decode
322
FNC 42 - ENCO / Encode
325
FNC 43 - SUM / Sum of Active Bits
327
FNC 44 - BON / Check Specified Bit Status
330
FNC 45 - MEAN / Mean
332
FNC 46 - ANS / Timed Annunciator Set
334
FNC 47 - ANR / Annunciator Reset
336
FNC 48 - SQR / Square Root
337
12.10 FNC 49 - FLT / Conversion to Floating Point
338
13 High-Speed Processing – FNC 50 to FNC 59
340
FNC 50 - REF / Refresh
341
What Should be Understood before Using the REF Instruction
344
FNC 51 - REFF / Refresh and Filter Adjust
345
What Should be Understood before Using REFF Instruction
347
FNC 52 - MTR / Input Matrix
348
Operation and Cautions for the MTR Instruction
351
FNC 53 - HSCS / High-Speed Counter Set
352
Common Cautions on Using Instructions for High-Speed Counter
355
FNC 54 - HSCR / High-Speed Counter Reset
358
FNC 55 - HSZ / High-Speed Counter Zone Compare
361
Program in Which Comparison Result Is Set to on When Power Is Turned on [ZCP (FNC 11) Instruction]
365
Table High-Speed Comparison Mode (M8130)
367
Frequency Control Mode (HSZ and PLSY Instructions) (M8132)
370
FNC 56 - SPD / Speed Detection
373
FNC 57 - PLSY / Pulse y Output
377
FNC 58 - PWM / Pulse Width Modulation
382
13.10 FNC 59 - PLSR / Acceleration/Deceleration Setup
385
14 Handy Instruction – FNC 60 to FNC 69
390
FNC 60 - ist / Initial State
391
IST Instruction Equivalent Circuit
393
Example of ist Instruction Introduction (Example of Workpiece Transfer Mechanism)
394
FNC 61 - SER / Search a Data Stack
401
FNC 62 - ABSD / Absolute Drum Sequencer
404
FNC 63 - INCD / Incremental Drum Sequencer
407
FNC 64 - TTMR / Teaching Timer
409
FNC 65 - STMR / Special Timer
411
FNC 66 - ALT / Alternate State
413
FNC 67 - RAMP / Ramp Variable Value
415
FNC 68 - ROTC / Rotary Table Control
417
FNC 69 - SORT / SORT Tabulated Data
420
15 External FX I/O Device – FNC 70 to FNC 79
423
FNC 70 - TKY / Ten Key Input
424
FNC 71 - HKY / Hexadecimal Input
428
FNC 72 - DSW / Digital Switch (Thumbwheel Input)
432
FNC 73 - SEGD / Seven Segment Decoder
435
FNC 74 - SEGL / Seven Segment with Latch
437
How to Select a Seven-Segment Display Unit
440
How to Select Parameter "N" Based on Seven-Segment Display Specifications
440
FNC 75 - ARWS / Arrow Switch
442
FNC 76 - ASC / ASCII Code Data Input
446
FNC 77 - PR / Print (ASCII Code)
448
FNC 78 - from / Read from a Special Function Block
451
Common Items between from Instruction and to Instruction (Details)
454
15.10 FNC 79 - to / Write to a Special Function Block
456
16 External FX Device – FNC 80 to FNC 89
458
FNC 80 - RS / Serial Communication
459
FNC 81 - PRUN / Parallel Run (Octal Mode)
461
FNC 82 - ASCI / Hexadecimal to ASCII Conversion
463
FNC 83 - HEX / ASCII to Hexadecimal Conversion
466
FNC 84 - CCD / Check Code
469
FNC 85 - VRRD / Volume Read
472
FNC 86 - VRSC / Volume Scale
474
FNC 87 - RS2 / Serial Communication 2
476
FNC 88 - PID / PID Control Loop
479
17 Data Transfer 2 - FNC100 to FNC109
483
FNC102 - Zpush/Batch Store of Index Register
484
FNC103 - Zpop/Batch POP of Index Register
487
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Mitsubishi Electric FX3UC SERIES User Manual (532 pages)
Brand:
Mitsubishi Electric
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Video Game Controller
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
9
Safety Precautions
3
Table of Contents
9
H. Fx -3A-Adp
19
Introduction
27
Common Items
27
Outline and Features of Analog Control
27
Analog Input Control
28
Analog Output Control
29
Temperature Sensor Input Control
30
Description of Analog Products
31
Types of Analog Products
31
Expansion Board
31
Special Adapter
32
List of Analog Product Models
37
Special Function Block
38
List of Analog Product Models
38
System Configuration Drawings of Analog Products
41
Fx 3S
41
Connection of Expansion Boards, Special Adapters
42
Fx 3G
42
System Configuration Drawings of Analog Products a
43
Connection of Special Function Blocks
44
FX 3G Series PLC
44
FX 3GC Series PLC
45
Connection of Special Adapters
45
Connection of Special Function Blocks
46
FX 3U Series PLC
47
Connection of Special Adapters
47
Connection of Special Function Blocks
48
FX 3UC Series PLC
49
Connection of Special Adapters
49
Connection of Special Function Blocks
51
Comparison of Performance Specifications
53
Analog Input
53
Fx 3U -4Ad-Adp
53
Fx 2N -2Ad
54
Fx 3U -4Ad
55
Fx 2N -4Ad
56
Fx 3Uc -4Ad
57
Fx 2Nc -4Ad
58
Fx 2N -8Ad
59
Fx 3G -2Ad-Bd
60
Analog Output
61
Fx 3U -4Da-Adp
61
Fx 2N -2Da
62
Fx 3U -4Da
63
Fx 2N -4Da
64
Fx 2Nc -4Da
65
Fx 3G -1Da-Bd
66
Mixed Analog Input/Output
67
Fx 3U -3A-Adp
67
Fx 2N -5A
68
Fx 0N -3A
70
Temperature Sensor Input
71
Fx -4Ad-Pt-Adp
71
Fx 3U -4Ad-Ptw-Adp
72
Fx 3U -4Ad-Pnk-Adp
73
Fx 3U -4Ad-Tc-Adp
74
Fx 2N -4Ad-Pt
75
Fx 2N -4Ad-Tc
76
Fx 2N -8Ad
77
Fx 2N -2Lc
78
Fx 3U -4Lc
79
Version Number
80
PLC Main Unit
80
Manufacturer's Serial Number Check Method
80
Version Check
81
Special Adapter
82
Manufacturer's Serial Number Check Method
82
Manual Introduction (Types, Contents, and Obtainment
83
How to Use the Manuals
83
Description of Related Manuals
84
Analog Control Manuals
84
Manuals Related to the FX /FX /FX 3GC /FX /FX 3UC Series PLC Main Unit
84
Manuals of Analog Units
86
Generic Names and Abbreviations in this Manual
88
FX -4AD (4-Channel Analog Input) FX 3UC -4AD (4-Channel Analog Input)
91
Outline
93
Outline of Functions
93
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
94
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
95
Connectable PLC and Version Numbers
95
Specifications
96
Generic Specifications
96
Power Supply Specifications
97
Performance Specifications
97
Input Mode (Characteristics) BFM#0
98
Wiring
99
Terminal Layout
100
Cable and Terminal Tightening Torque
101
Cable (FX 3U -4AD
101
Power Cable (FX 3UC -4AD
101
Cable (FX 3UC -4AD
102
Examples of Power Supply Circuit
103
Fx -4Ad
103
Cautions Regarding Connection of Power Cables
104
Fx -4Ad
104
Fx 3Uc -4Ad
104
Analog Input Line
105
Grounding
106
Analog Input
107
Analog Input Procedures
107
Buffer Memory (BFM
109
Assignment of Unit Numbers and Outline of Buffer Memory
109
Buffer Memory Reading/Writing Method
111
Buffer Memory Direct Specification (FX 3U /FX 3UC PLC Only
111
FROM/TO Instruction (FX 3G /FX 3GC /FX 3U /FX 3UC PLC
111
Buffer Memory List (BFM)
112
Buffer Memory List (BFM
113
Buffer Memory Details
116
BFM#0: Input Mode Specification
116
BFM#2 to #5: Averaging Time
117
BFM#6 to #9: Digital Filter Setting
118
BFM#10 to #13: Channel Data
119
BFM#19: Data Change Disable
120
BFM#20: Initialization Function (Resetting to Factory Default Status
120
BFM#21: Input Characteristics Writing
120
BFM#22: Convenient Function Setting
121
BFM#26: Upper/Lower Limit Error Status
123
BFM#27: Abrupt Change Detection Status
124
BFM#28: Over-Scale Status
125
BFM#29: Error Status
126
BFM#30: Model Code
127
BFM#41 to #44: Offset Data / BFM#51 to #54: Gain Data
127
BFM#61 to #64: Addition Data
128
BFM#71 to #74: Lower Limit Error Setting / BFM#81 to #84: Upper Limit Error Setting
129
BFM#91 to #94: Abrupt Change Detection Value Setting
130
BFM#101 to #104: Minimum Peak Value / BFM#111 to #114: Maximum Peak Value
131
BFM#99: Clearance of Upper/Lower Limit Error Data and Abrupt Change Detection Data
131
BFM#109: Minimum Peak Value Resetting / BFM#119: Maximum Peak Value Resetting
132
BFM#125: Peak Value Automatic Transfer to First Data Register Specification
132
BFM#126: Upper/Lower Error Status Data Automatic Transfer-To Data Register Specification
133
BFM#127: Abrupt Change Detection Status Data Automatic Transfer-To Data Register Specification
134
BFM#128: Over-Scale Status Data Automatic Transfer-To Data Register Specification
135
BFM#129: Error Status Data Automatic Transfer-To Data Register Specification
135
BFM#197: Selection of Cyclic Data Update Function (Function for Data History
136
BFM#198: Data History Sampling Time Setting
136
BFM#199: Data History Resetting/Stoppage
137
BFM#200 to #6999: Data History
138
Changing Input Characteristics
139
Procedure for Changing Input Characteristics
139
Examples of Practical Programs
142
Program that Uses Averaging Time
142
Program that Uses Convenient Functions
144
Program that Uses Data History Function
147
Initialization Program for 4AD (Factory Default
150
Troubleshooting
151
PLC Version Number Check
151
Wiring Check
151
Program Check
151
Error Status Check
152
4AD Initialization and Test Program
153
Outline
157
Outline of Functions
157
FX 3U -4AD-ADP (4-Channel Analog Input)
158
Outline
158
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
158
Connectable Plcs and Version Number
159
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
160
Specifications
161
Generic Specifications
161
Power Supply Specifications
162
Performance Specifications
162
A/D Conversion Time
162
A/D Conversion Time
163
When Connected to a FX 3G /FX 3GC PLC
163
When Connected to a FX 3S PLC
163
When Connected to a FX PLC
163
When Connected to a FX /FX 3GC PLC
164
When Connected to a FX /FX 3UC PLC
164
When Connected to a FX /FX 3UC PLC
165
Wiring
166
Terminal Layout
167
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
168
Power Supply Line
169
To Connect to the FX /FX /FX Series PLC
169
To Connect to the FX 3GC /FX 3UC Series PLC
169
Analog Input Line
170
Grounding
170
Programming
171
Loading of A/D Conversion Data
171
List of Special Devices
172
Switching of Input Mode
174
Input Data
175
Averaging Time
176
Error Status
177
Model Code
179
Basic Program Example
180
Basic Program Example
181
Changing of Input Characteristics
182
Example: Changing of Voltage Input Characteristics
182
Troubleshooting
185
PLC Version Number Check
185
Wiring Check
185
Special Device Check
186
Program Check
186
Error Status Check
186
Error Status Check
187
FX -2AD-BD (2-Channel Analog Input)
189
Outline
191
Outline of Functions
191
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
193
Connectable Plcs and Version Number
194
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
194
Specifications
195
Generic Specifications
195
Performance Specifications
196
A/D Conversion Time
197
For FX 3G Series PLC
198
For FX Series PLC
198
Wiring
199
Terminal Layout
200
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
201
Analog Input Line
202
Loading of A/D Conversion Data
203
Programming
203
List of Special Devices
204
Input Data
205
Switching of Input Mode
205
Averaging Time
206
Error Status
207
Model Code
209
Changing of Input Characteristics
210
Troubleshooting
211
Program Check
212
Outline
217
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
218
Connectable Plcs and Version Number
219
Specifications
220
Power Supply Specifications
221
Performance Specifications
221
Output Mode (Characteristics) BFM#0
222
Wiring
223
Terminal Layout
224
Wiring to Power Supply Terminals
225
Analog Output Wiring
226
Analog Output
227
Buffer Memory (BFM)
229
Buffer Memory Reading/Writing Method
231
Plc
231
Buffer Memory List (BFM)
232
Buffer Memory Details
235
BFM#1 to #4: Output Data
236
BFM#6: Output Status
237
BFM#9: Offset/Gain Setting Value Write Command
238
BFM#10 to #13: Offset Data/Bfm#14 to #17: Gain Data
239
BFM#19: Data Change Prohibition of Setting Change
240
BFM#20: Initialization Function (Resetting to Factory Default Status)
241
BFM#29: Error Status
242
BFM#30: Model Code
243
BFM#38: Upper/Lower Limit Function Setting
244
BFM#39: Upper/Lower Limit Function Status
245
BFM#41 to #44: Lower Limit Values of Upper/Lower Limit Function BFM#45 to #48: Upper Limit Values of Upper/Lower Limit Function
246
Only in Voltage Output Mode)/Bfm#51 to #54: Load Resistance Values
247
BFM#60: Status Automatic Transfer Function Setting
248
BFM#61: Error Status Data Automatic Transfer-To Data Register Specification
249
BFM#62: Upper/Lower Limit Function Status Data Automatic Transfer-To Data Register Specification
250
BFM#63: Specification of Data Register for Automatic Transfer at Disconnection Detection
251
Table Output Function
252
Preparation of Data Table
253
Procedures for Transferring Data Table to Buffer Memory
258
Procedures for Executing Table Output Function
262
Details of Table Output Error
264
Examples Uses of Table Output Function
266
Changing Output Characteristics
267
Examples of Practical Programs
270
Example of Program Using Useful Functions
271
Example of Program for Table Output Operation (Pattern Output Operation)
274
Program to Initialize FX 3U -4DA (Factory Default)
277
Troubleshooting
278
Error Status Check
279
FX 3U -4DA Initialization and Test Program
280
Outline of Function
283
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
284
Connectable Plcs and Version Number
285
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
286
When Connected to a FX 3G /FX 3GC PLC
286
Specifications
287
Power Supply Specifications
288
D/A Conversion Time
289
When Connected to a FX /FX 3UC PLC
291
Wiring
292
Terminal Layout
293
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
294
Power Supply Line
295
To Connect to the FX /FX /FX Series PLC
295
To Connect to the FX 3GC /FX 3UC Series PLC
295
Grounding
296
Analog Output Line
296
Programming
297
List of Special Devices
299
Switching of Output Mode
301
Output Holding Function Cancellation Setting
302
Output Setting Data
303
Error Status
304
Basic Program Example
306
Model Code
306
Changing of Output Characteristics
307
Troubleshooting
309
Program Check
310
Outline
315
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
317
Connectable Plcs and Version Number
318
Specifications
319
Performance Specifications
320
D/A Conversion Time
321
Wiring
323
Terminal Layout
324
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
325
Analog Output Line
326
Programming
327
List of Special Devices
328
Output Holding Function Cancellation Setting
329
Error Status
330
Basic Program Example
331
Changing of Output Characteristics
332
Troubleshooting
333
Program Check
334
Outline
337
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
338
Connectable Plcs and Version Number
339
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
340
Specifications
341
Performance Specifications
342
Conversion Time
343
Wiring
346
Terminal Layout
347
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
348
Power Supply Line
349
Analog Input / Output Line
350
Grounding
351
Programming
352
List of Special Devices
353
Switching of Input Mode
355
Output Holding Function Cancellation Setting
356
Setting Whether or Not a Channel Is Used
357
Input Data
358
Output Setting Data
359
Averaging Time
360
Error Status
361
Model Code
363
Basic Program Example
364
Changing of Input/Output Characteristics
366
Example: Changing of Voltage Output Characteristics
369
PLC Version Number Check
371
Program Check
372
Temperature Measurement
377
Wiring of the Platinum Resistance Thermometer Sensor
390
Selection of Temperature Unit
394
Outline
437
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
438
Connectable PLC and Its Version Number
439
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
440
Specifications
441
Performance Specifications
442
A/D Conversion Time
443
Temperature Measurement
445
Wiring
446
Terminal Layout
447
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
448
Power Supply Line
449
Temperature Measurement
453
Selection of Temperature Unit
454
Averaging Time
456
Temperature Measurement
457
Averaging Time
458
Error Status
459
Model Code
460
Basic Program Example
462
PLC Version Number Check
463
Wiring Check
463
Special Device Check
463
Program Check
464
Troubleshooting
464
Error Status Check
465
FX 3U -4AD-TC-ADP (4-Channel Thermocouple Data Input)
467
Outline
469
Outline of Functions
469
Setup Procedure before Starting Operation
470
Connectable PLC and Its Version Number
471
Compatible Programming Tool Version Number
472
Specifications
473
Generic Specifications
473
Power Supply Specifications
473
Performance Specifications
474
A/D Conversion Time
474
When Connected to a FX /FX 3GC PLC
475
When Connected to a FX 3S PLC
475
When Connected to a FX /FX 3UC PLC
476
Temperature Measurement
477
Wiring
479
Terminal Layout
479
Applicable Cables and Terminal Tightening Torque
480
Power Supply Line
481
To Connect to the FX /FX /FX Series PLC
481
To Connect to the FX 3GC /FX 3UC Series PLC
481
Selection of the Thermocouple
482
Compensating Lead Wire
482
Thermocouple Type
482
Wiring of Thermocouple
482
Wiring of Thermocouple Type K
482
Wiring of the Thermocouple Type J
483
Caution Regarding Wiring
483
Grounding
483
Programming
484
Loading of A/D Conversion Data
484
List of Special Devices
485
Selection of Temperature Unit
487
Selection of Type K or J
488
Temperature Measurement
489
Averaging Time
490
Error Status
491
Model Code
493
Basic Program Example
495
Troubleshooting
496
PLC Version Number Check
496
Wiring Check
496
Special Device Check
496
Program Check
497
Error Status Check
498
Outline of Function
501
Basic Operation Expressions in PID Instruction (Reference
502
How to Use PID Instruction
503
Explanation of Function and Operation
503
Relationship between Parameter Setting and Auto-Tuning
504
Parameter
505
Parameter List: (S3) to (S3) + 28
505
Details of Parameters
507
Operation Setting (ACT):(S3)+1
508
Input Filter (Α): (S3)+2
510
Alarm Output Flag: (S3)+24
515
Auto-Tuning
516
Limit Cycle Method
516
Parameters Set in Auto-Tuning (of Limit Cycle Method
516
Auto-Tuning Procedure
517
Reference: How to Obtain Three Constants in PID Control (Limit Cycle Method
518
Step Response Method
519
Auto-Tuning Procedure
519
Parameters to be Set by Auto-Tuning (Step Response Method
519
Reference: How to Obtain Three Constants in PID Control (Step Response Method
520
Cautions on Auto-Tuning Execution
520
Example of Practical Programs (for Step Response Method
521
Example: System and Operation
521
Program Example of Auto-Tuning (Step Response Method) and PID Control
522
Program Example of Auto-Tuning (Step Response Method
525
Troubleshooting
526
Error Codes
526
Warranty
529
Revised History
530
Mitsubishi Electric FX3UC SERIES User Manual (282 pages)
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Mitsubishi Electric
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| Size: 8.24 MB
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
3
Table of Contents
9
Functions and Use of this Manual
15
Related Manuals
16
Generic Names and Abbreviations Used in Manuals
19
Common Items
23
Description of Manual (Common Items
24
Introduction
25
Outline
25
Introduction of Products Needed for Positioning
26
List of Models
26
Main Unit (Transistor Output
27
Special Adapter (Differential Line Driver Output
28
Special Function Unit/Block
29
Unit Connection
30
Fx 3S Plc
30
Fx 3G Plc
30
Fx 3Gc Plc
31
Fx 3U Plc
32
Fx 3Uc Plc
33
Individual Operation of Special Function Unit (FX 2N -10GM, FX 2N -20GM
34
Comparison of Specifications
35
Comparison of Performance Specifications
35
Built-In Positioning Function [Main Unit (Transistor Output), High-Speed Output Special Adapter (FX 3U -2HSY-ADP
35
Pulse Output Block [FX 3U -1PG, FX 2N -1PG(-E), FX 2N -10PG
36
Positioning Special Function Block [FX 3U -20SSC-H
38
Positioning Special Function Unit [FX 2N -10GM, FX 2N -20GM
39
Comparison of Operation Modes
40
Built-In Positioning Functions
45
Description of Manual (Built-In Positioning Function
46
Outline
47
Features
47
Setup Procedure for Positioning Control
48
Version Numbers of Compatible Plcs
50
Manufacturer's Serial Number Check Method
51
Version Check
52
Version Upgrade History
52
Version Numbers of Compatible Programming Tools
53
1.5 Assignment of Input/Output Numbers
54
Assignment of Input Numbers
54
Assignment of Output Numbers
56
Connection of the High-Speed Output Special Adapter
58
Specifications
60
General Specifications
61
Power Supply Specifications
61
Performance Specifications
62
Input Specifications
63
FX 3S Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
63
FX 3G Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
65
FX 3GC Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
67
FX 3U Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
69
FX 3UC Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
71
Output Specifications
73
FX 3S Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
73
FX 3G Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
75
FX 3GC Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
77
FX 3U Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
80
FX 3UC Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
81
High-Speed Output Special Adapter [FX 3U -2HSY-ADP
83
List of Functions
84
Connection of Input/Output Lines and Tightening Torques
86
Terminal Board (M3, M3.5
87
Terminal Block Screw Size and Tightening Torque
87
Termination
87
European Terminal Board
88
Cable
88
Termination of Cable End
88
Tool
89
Connector
89
Cable Connection to Input/Output Connector
89
Setup of Input/Output Connection Connector
90
Before Programming
91
List of Related Devices
91
Special Auxiliary Relays
91
Special Data Registers
93
Setting of Various Items Regarding Speeds
94
Setting of Various Items Regarding Instructions and Speeds
94
Setting of Output Pulse Frequency (DVIT, PLSV, DRVI, and DRVA Instructions
96
Setting of Zero Return Speed (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
97
Setting of Creep Speed (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
98
Setting of Maximum Speed
98
Setting of Bias Speed
99
Setting of Acceleration Time
99
Setting of Deceleration Time
100
Various Special Relays for Operation Commands
101
Forward Rotation Limit and Reverse Rotation Limit
101
Immediate Stop of Pulse Output (Pulse Output Stop Command Relay
102
Designation of Zero Return Direction (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
102
CLEAR Signal Output (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
104
Change in Logic of Near-Point (DOG) Signal (DSZR Instruction
105
Change in Logic of Zero-Phase Signal (DSZR Instruction
105
Designation of Interrupt Input Signal for DVIT Instruction
106
Change in Logic of Interrupt Input Signal (DVIT Instruction
107
Acceleration/Deceleration by PLSV Instruction
108
Current Value and Flag for Monitoring of Operation
109
Current Value
109
Completion of Instruction Execution ("Instruction Execution Complete" Flag, "Instruction Execution Abnormal End" Flag
110
Pulse Output Monitor" (BUSY/READY) Flag
110
Positioning Instruction Activation" Flag
110
4.5 Setting of Various Items on PLC Side
111
Setting of Common Items Using Program
111
Setting of High-Speed Output Special Adapter
115
Setting of Various Items on Servo Amplifier (Drive Unit) Side
117
Setting the Command Pulse Method
117
Setting of Electronic Gear (for MELSERVO Series
121
Setting of "Servo Ready" Signal (MELSERVO MR-C Series
122
Items to be Observed in Programming
123
Positioning Instruction Activation Timing
123
STOP Instruction
125
Correction of Backlash
125
Operation Error Flag
128
Write During RUN
128
Items to be Observed When Using the Main Unit (Transistor Output
129
Caution for Using the High-Speed Output Special Adapter (FX 3U -2HSY-ADP
130
Format and Execution of Applied Instruction
132
Operation Test
134
Test Procedure
136
Creation of Test Program
140
Mechanical Zero Return - DSZR/ZRN Instruction
142
Types of Mechanical Zero Return Instructions
142
DOG Search Zero Return (DSZR Instruction
143
Instruction Format
143
List of Related Devices
144
Function and Operation
146
Important Points
152
Zero Return (ZRN Instruction
154
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Mitsubishi Electric FX3UC SERIES User Manual (282 pages)
Brand:
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| Category:
Controller
| Size: 4.84 MB
Table of Contents
Safety Precautions
3
Table of Contents
9
Functions and Use of this Manual
15
Related Manuals
16
Generic Names and Abbreviations Used in Manuals
19
Common Items
23
Description of Manual (Common Items
24
Introduction
25
Outline
25
Introduction of Products Needed for Positioning
26
List of Models
26
Main Unit (Transistor Output
26
Special Adapter (Differential Line Driver Output
28
Special Function Unit/Block
29
Unit Connection
30
Fx 3S Plc
30
Fx 3G Plc
30
Fx 3Gc Plc
31
Fx 3U Plc
32
Fx 3Uc Plc
33
Individual Operation of Special Function Unit (FX 2N -10GM, FX 2N -20GM
34
Comparison of Specifications
35
Comparison of Performance Specifications
35
Built-In Positioning Function [Main Unit (Transistor Output), High-Speed Output Special Adapter (FX 3U -2HSY-ADP
35
Pulse Output Block [FX 3U -1PG, FX 2N -1PG(-E), FX 2N -10PG
36
Positioning Special Function Block [FX 3U -20SSC-H
38
Positioning Special Function Unit [FX 2N -10GM, FX 2N -20GM
39
Comparison of Operation Modes
40
Built-In Positioning Functions
45
Description of Manual (Built-In Positioning Function
46
Outline
47
Features
47
Setup Procedure for Positioning Control
48
Version Numbers of Compatible Plcs
50
Manufacturer's Serial Number Check Method
51
Version Check
52
Version Upgrade History
52
Version Numbers of Compatible Programming Tools
53
Assignment of Input/Output Numbers
54
Assignment of Input Numbers
54
Assignment of Output Numbers
56
Connection of the High-Speed Output Special Adapter
58
Specifications
60
General Specifications
61
Power Supply Specifications
61
Performance Specifications
62
Input Specifications
63
FX 3S Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
63
FX 3G Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
65
FX 3GC Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
67
FX 3U Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
69
FX 3UC Series Main Unit (24 V DC Input
71
Output Specifications
73
FX 3S Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
73
FX 3G Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
75
FX 3GC Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
77
FX 3U Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
79
FX 3UC Series Main Unit (Transistor Output
81
High-Speed Output Special Adapter FX 3U -2HSY-ADP
83
List of Functions
84
Connection of Input/Output Lines and Tightening Torques
86
Terminal Board (M3, M3.5
87
Terminal Block Screw Size and Tightening Torque
87
Termination
87
European Terminal Board
88
Cable
88
Termination of Cable End
88
Tool
89
Connector
89
Cable Connection to Input/Output Connector
89
Setup of Input/Output Connection Connector
90
Before Programming
91
List of Related Devices
91
Special Auxiliary Relays
91
Special Data Registers
93
Setting of Various Items Regarding Speeds
94
Setting of Output Pulse Frequency (DVIT, PLSV, DRVI, and DRVA Instructions
96
Setting of Zero Return Speed (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
97
Setting of Creep Speed (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
98
Setting of Maximum Speed
98
Setting of Bias Speed
99
Setting of Acceleration Time
99
Setting of Deceleration Time
100
Various Special Relays for Operation Commands
101
Forward Rotation Limit and Reverse Rotation Limit
101
Immediate Stop of Pulse Output (Pulse Output Stop Command Relay
102
Designation of Zero Return Direction (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
102
CLEAR Signal Output (DSZR/ZRN Instruction
104
Change in Logic of Near-Point (DOG) Signal (DSZR Instruction
105
Change in Logic of Zero-Phase Signal (DSZR Instruction
105
Designation of Interrupt Input Signal for DVIT Instruction
106
Acceleration/Deceleration by PLSV Instruction
108
Current Value and Flag for Monitoring of Operation
109
Current Value
109
Completion of Instruction Execution ("Instruction Execution Complete" Flag, "Instruction Execution Abnormal End" Flag
110
Pulse Output Monitor" (BUSY/READY) Flag
110
Positioning Instruction Activation" Flag
110
Setting of Various Items on PLC Side
111
Setting of Common Items Using Program
111
Setting of High-Speed Output Special Adapter
115
Setting of Various Items on Servo Amplifier (Drive Unit) Side
117
Setting the Command Pulse Method
117
Setting of Electronic Gear (for MELSERVO Series
121
Mitsubishi Electric FX3UC SERIES Structured Programming Manual (310 pages)
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Mitsubishi Electric
| Category:
Controller
| Size: 3.65 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Positioning of this Manual
8
Related Manuals
11
Generic Names and Abbreviations Used in Manuals
14
1 Device Outline
15
Devices Constructing PLC
15
Relation Among Devices
16
Device Function List
17
Program Memory and Devices
19
Memory Structure
19
Memory Operations and Backup against Power Interruption (Power ON/OFF and RUN/STOP)
24
Types of Backup Methods against Power Interruption
34
Change of Devices between General Type and Latched (Backed-Up) Type
35
How to Initialize Latched (Backed-Up) Type Devices
35
2 Devices in Detail
37
Device Number List
37
Input/Output Relays [X and Y]
39
Numbers of Input/Output Relays
39
Functions and Roles
41
Operation Timing of I/O Relays
42
Auxiliary Relay [M]
43
Numbers of Auxiliary Relays
43
Functions and Operation Examples
44
State Relay [S]
46
Numbers of State Relays
46
Functions and Operation Examples
48
Timer [T]
50
Numbers of Timers
50
Functions and Operation Examples
52
Set Value Specification Method
54
Cautions on Use
54
Details of Timer Operations and Timer Accuracy
54
Program Examples [Off-Delay Timer and Flicker Timer]
55
Handling Timers as Numeric Devices
56
Counter [C]
57
Numbers of Counters
57
Features of Counters
58
Related Devices (to Specify Counting Direction) [32-Bit Counter]
58
Functions and Operation Examples
59
Set Value Specification Method
60
Cautions on Use
61
Response Speed of Counters
61
Counters Handled as Numeric Devices
61
High Speed Counter [C]
64
Types and Device Numbers of High Speed Counters
64
Input Assignment for High Speed Counters
71
Handling of High Speed Counters
76
Current Value Update Timing and Comparison of Current Value
79
Related Devices
80
Change of Logic of External Reset Input Signal
81
Assignment of Counter Input Terminal and Switching of Function
82
How to Use 2-Phase 2-Counting Input Counters C251 to C255 for 4-Edge Counting
84
Condition under Which Hardware Counters Are Handled as Software Counters
85
2.7.10 Response Frequency of High Speed Counters
86
Cautions on Use
94
Data Register and File Register [D]
96
Numbers of Data Registers and File Registers
96
Structure of Data Registers and File Registers
98
Functions and Operation Examples of Data Registers
98
Functions and Operation Examples of File Registers
101
Cautions on Using File Registers
105
Extension Register [R] and Extension File Register [ER]
106
Numbers of Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
106
Data Storage Destination and Access Method
106
Structure of Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
107
Initialization of Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
107
Functions and Operation Examples of Extension Registers
108
Functions and Operation Examples of Extension File Registers
109
Cautions on Using Extension File Registers
111
Registration of Data Stored in Extension Registers and Extension File Registers
113
Index Register [V and Z]
117
2.10.1 Numbers of Index Registers
117
2.10.2 Functions and Structures
118
2.10.3 Indexing of Devices
118
Pointer [P and I]
119
2.11.1 Numbers of Pointers
119
2.11.2 Functions and Operation Examples of Branch Pointers
120
2.11.3 Functions and Operation Examples of Interrupt Pointers
121
Mitsubishi Electric FX3UC SERIES Beginners Manual (123 pages)
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Mitsubishi Electric
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Controller
| Size: 1.47 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
11
1 Introduction
15
About this Manual
15
More Information
15
2 Programmable Logic Controllers
17
What Is a PLC
17
How Plcs Process Programs
18
The MELSEC FX Family
20
Selecting the Right Controller
21
Controller Design
23
Input and Output Circuits
23
Layout of the MELSEC FX 1S Base Units
23
Layout of the MELSEC FX 1N Base Units
24
Layout of the MELSEC FX 2N Base Units
24
Layout of the MELSEC FX 2NC Base Units
25
Layout of the MELSEC FX 3G Base Units
25
Layout of the MELSEC FX 3GC Base Units
26
Layout of the MELSEC FX 3GE Base Units
26
Layout of the MELSEC FX 3S Base Units
27
U Base Units
28
12PLC Components Glossary
29
3 An Introduction to Programming
31
Structure of a Program Instruction
31
Bits, Bytes and Words
32
Number Systems
32
The Basic Instruction Set
35
Starting Logic Operations
36
Outputting the Result of a Logic Operation
36
Using Switches and Sensors
38
AND Operations
39
OR Operations
41
Instructions for Connecting Operation Blocks
42
Pulse-Triggered Execution of Operations
44
Setting and Resetting Devices
45
Storing, Reading and Deleting Operation Results
47
Generating Pulses
48
11Master Control Function (MC and MCR Instructions)
49
12Inverting the Result of an Operation
50
Safety First
51
Programming PLC Applications
53
An Alarm System
53
A Rolling Shutter Gate
58
4 Devices in Detail
63
Inputs and Outputs
63
Relays
66
Special Relays
67
Timers
68
Counters
71
Registers
74
Data Registers
74
Special Registers
75
File Registers
76
Programming Tips for Timers and Counters
77
Specifying Timer and Counter Setpoints Indirectly
77
Switch-Off Delay
80
ON- and OFF-Delay
81
Clock Signal Generators
82
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