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Hello
GRAFCET ladder conversion?
Use memory bits for each step:
If m0.1 then do ....
Then you reset your bit and activate another one for the second step and so on...
I don't know if I'm clear, but that's how I do it under Siemens since I don't have the GRAFCET option (and instead of doing it in ladder, I do it in list).
GRAFCET ladder conversion?
Use memory bits for each step:
If m0.1 then do ....
Then you reset your bit and activate another one for the second step and so on...
I don't know if I'm clear, but that's how I do it under Siemens since I don't have the GRAFCET option (and instead of doing it in ladder, I do it in list).
You can do it with the SET and RESET coils: For example
condition 1 = SET step 1
condition 2 = reset step 1 and Set step 2
But be careful that each condition is unique, otherwise we will activate two steps at the same time.....
Personally, I do it with words in which I store the value of the graph step:
Condition 1 and MW=0 => MW:=1
Condition 2 and MW=1 => MW:=2
We ensure that we always have the previous step before activating the next one. And by visualizing the state of the words, we always know where we are!
Then you can also do it with JUMP but it is very difficult to visualize the state of the graph since when you JUMP, you deactivate the previous block to activate the next one.
On the other hand, this provides the greatest operational safety.
Hope this helps you++
condition 1 = SET step 1
condition 2 = reset step 1 and Set step 2
But be careful that each condition is unique, otherwise we will activate two steps at the same time.....
Personally, I do it with words in which I store the value of the graph step:
Condition 1 and MW=0 => MW:=1
Condition 2 and MW=1 => MW:=2
We ensure that we always have the previous step before activating the next one. And by visualizing the state of the words, we always know where we are!
Then you can also do it with JUMP but it is very difficult to visualize the state of the graph since when you JUMP, you deactivate the previous block to activate the next one.
On the other hand, this provides the greatest operational safety.
Hope this helps you++