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1 SA3-PLC Function Instruction Manual

2 CONTENTS 1. PLC Function Application PLC Introduction The note of using the PLC function System Configuration Editing Tools System Configuration Program Download Operation Panel Description Parameter Description Parameter Description Communication configuration for Program downloads PLC implementation Erase PLC internal storage PLC configuration PLC specifications I/O device map Device function specification Special auxiliary relay function specification Special data register function specification Analog input and output Pulse train input Commands Description Basic Commands Application commands Communication application specification Modbus communication protocol PLC communication protocol Appendix... 33

3 PLC Function Application 1. PLC Function Application 1.1 PLC Introduction The PLC function built-in SA3 provides a simple function of the programmable controller, It provide the Ladder diagram editing tools SL - Ladder Developer, 21 basic instructions and 12 application instructions. 1.2 The note of using the PLC function When download PLC programs, please keep the communication frame format is consistent with SL-Ladder Developer and the inverter. SA3 provides two communication ports to download the PLC program. Two communication channels are different but identical to support S485 communications. The definition of communication port pins: 1, 2, 3, 6: eserved; 4: DB; 5:DA; 7: +5V; 8: GND. The figure shown as follows : 8 1 Pin number: 1,2,3,6:eserved 4:DB 5:DA 7:+5V 8:GND PU POT COM1 POT Download the PLC program make sure SA3 built-in PLC in the STOP state. Otherwise the program will download fail. The input and output terminals which used in the PLC program are occupied after the function of PLC is selected(10-55(p.780) 0). When PLC controlled inverter run, other sources command fails. If PLC given target frequency, the other reference source of target frequency fails. When PLC given target line speed, other target Line speed source fails. PLC given feedback line speed, other sources of feedback speed become invalid. When PLC given tension, other sources of tension fails. 1

4 PLC Function Application 1.3 System Configuration Editing Tools SL-Ladder Developer in Windows XP/win7/win8/win10 system is dedicated editing software of PLC, Support the ladder diagram and instruction list two kinds of language program design System Configuration The inverter and the personal computer are connected via USB communication or S-485 communication. The following figure shows the system configuration for use of the PLC function. Serial Port or USB Interface S-232C<=>S-485 Converter USB<=>S-485 Converter Inverter Inverter Program Download Use "SL - Ladder Developer" software write PLC program 399 After the hardware connection,the inverter is powered on, then modify the parameters (Please refer to Section1.4.1) to set the communication address formats and protocols which the program download used. When parameter set to complete, inverter needs power off, then power on make the setting effective. 2

5 PLC Function Application After writing PLC program, press the F4 key to complete PLC program compilation. Select the "Online->Transfer Setup" in the pop-up dialog box, set the communication format for host computer and the set of inverter, then click on "Download" and the PLC program will be downloaded to the inverter. After the download is complete, PLC program in the inverter has been updated; the original PLC program has been cleared Operation Panel Description PLC runs, the operation panel will displayed as the follow figure: PLC Function Light PLC runs, LCD displayed "PLC" OUTPUT FE PLC state PU301(LED) Display PU301C(LCD) PLC state ON PLC PLC runs OFF --- PLC stop 3

6 PLC Function Application 1.4 Parameter Description Parameter Description P Number Group Name Setting ange Content P P P P Serial communication Baud rate for COM1 0~5 Serial communication Baud rate for (Note 1) PU Communication protocol selection for COM1 0~2 Communication protocol selection for PU 1: 9600bps 2: 19200bps 0: Modbus Protocol 1: Shihlin Protocol 2: PLC Communication Protocol P COM1 station P PU station P COM1 data length P PU data length P COM1 stop bit length P PU stop bit length 0~254 0,1 0,1 The station number which support MODBUS Protocol is from 1 to 254 for Embedded PLC 0: 8bit 1: 7 bit 0: 1bit 1: 2bit P COM1 Parity check 0~2 P PU Parity check P COM1 Modbus format 0~5 P PU Modbus format P PLC action choice 0~2 P PLC control UN/STOP 0,1 P Erase PLC program 0,1 0: No parity verification 1: Odd 2: Even 0: 1 7 N 2 (Modbus, ASCII) 1: 1 7 E 1 (Modbus, ASCII) 2: 1 7 O 1 (Modbus, ASCII) 3: 1 8 N 2 (Modbus, TU) 4: 1 8 E 1 (Modbus, TU) 5: 1 8 O 1 (Modbus, TU) 0: The PLC function is invalid 1: PLC function effectively, PLC UN command is from external terminal input signal or 10-55(P. 781). 2: PLC function effectively, PLC UN command is from external terminal input signal. 0: No effect 1: If 10-55(P.780) = 1, PLC will run. 0: Invalid 1: Erase the PLC program. After the success of the erasure, 10-57(P.782) =0 4

7 1.4.2 Communication configuration for Program downloads PLC Function Application 07-00(P.33)set to 2 Select communication protocols for PLC (P.32)set the baud rate to 9600bps or 19200bps. Other communication parameters Shared with Shihlin Protocol. Default setting of PLC communication protocol is 1, 7, E, 1 for SL-Ladder Developer. When download PLC programs, please keep the communication frame format is consistent with SL-Ladder Developer and the inverter. Note: SL - Ladder Developer support only 9600bps or 19200bps PLC implementation The effective UN signal of SA3 built-in PLC associated with the 10-55(P.780)setting. If 10-55(P.780) =1, PLC UN command is from external terminal input signal which function is PLC_ON_STOP or 10-55(P. 781) set to 1.If 10-55(P.780)=2, PLC UN command is from external terminal input signal which function is PLC_ON_STOP. The external input terminals M0, M1, M2, and STF, ST, M3, M4, M5, ES, HDI and external expansion board EB308 or EB362 which function is PLC_ON_STOP. It means that the corresponding parameter value is 60, then the terminal can control the UN signal of PLC. PLC State:10-55(P.780) = (P.781) PLC_ON_STOP PLC State 0 0 STOP 1 0 UN 0 1 UN 1 1 UN PLC State:10-55(P.780) = 2 PLC_ON_STOP PLC State 0 STOP 1 UN When the output terminal and the input terminal are used in PLC program (P.780 = 1 O 2), they cannot be used in other places. Such as a PLC program using and, then the terminal will as the PLC program command to action, the setting of 03-03(P.80) and 03-10(P.40) are disabled. Note: 1. When using the PLC function to ensure the terminal which is set to PLC UN/STOP command is not used by PLC program. Otherwise the Terminal will lose the ability to control the UN command of PLC. 2. When PLC function is programmed with FEQ or UN command, another FEQ or UN command source is invalid Erase PLC internal storage Erase PLC program When 10-57(P.782) is set to 1, the PLC program will be erased. After the success of the erasure, 10-57(P.782) value will return to zero. If failed to erasure, 10-57(P.782) does not revert to the value 0. PLC should be in the STOP state, otherwise erase will fail. Erase the Power off keep area Special m relay M8032 ON, the content of power off keep area will be cleared. 5

8 PLC Function Application 1.5. PLC configuration PLC specifications Item SA3 PLC function specifications Control method epeated operation I/O control mode Programming language No. of instructions Basic instructions 21 Application instructions 12 efresh input and output elay symbolic language (ladder) Function block Processing speed Basic instructions Application instructions Several of us Dozens of us Program capacity Number of analog I/O points High-speed pulse input function 0 to 399 steps can be set 3 input points built-in (Terminals 2, 3 and 4) 2 output points (AM1 and AM2) HDI High-speed input count I/O configuration Auxiliary relay (M) Input(X) Output(Y) General Power off keep Special 22 input points(~x25, Octonary number system) 20 output points(~y23, Octonary number system) 160 points,m0~m points,m160~m points,m8000~m8079 Timer(T) 100ms 8 points,t0~t7, Measurement ange:0~6553.5s Counter(C) Up-counter 8 points,c0~c7,counter range:0~65535 Data register(d) General Power off keep Parameter Special 32 points,d0~d31 16 points,d32~d points,d1000~d points,d8000~d8161 constant(k) 0~

9 1.5.2 I/O device map PLC Function Application Input(X),output(Y) PLC receiving external switch signal through input port, they have innumerable normally open contacts and normally closed contacts which can be used infinitely, but the input port can't use the program to drive. The address code is according to octal code. PLC input: X Num X1 X2 X3 X4 X5 X6 X7 X10 X11 M0 M1 M2 STF ST ES M3 M4 M5 HDI X12 X13 X14 X15 X16 X17 M10 M11 M12 M13 M14 M15 X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 M10 M11 M12 M13 M14 M15 1. The external input terminals of SA3. 2. External expansion board EB362 in the control panel in slot three. 3. External expansion board EB362 in the control panel in slot two. Note: If HDI as input terminals, the value of 03-09(P.550) cannot be 41, 54 or 57, otherwise the HDI will not be normal. 7

10 PLC Function Application PLC transmitting external switch signal through output port, they have innumerable normally open contacts and normally closed contacts which can be used infinitely. The address code is according to octal code. PLC output: Y Num Y1 Y2 Y3 SO1-SE SO2-SE A1B1C1 A2B2C2 Y4 ABC10 ABC10 Y5 ABC11 ABC11 Y6 Y7 Y10 Y11 Y12 Y13 ABC12 ABC13 ABC14 ABC15 ABC16 ABC17 Y14 ABC10 ABC10 Y15 ABC11 ABC11 Y16 Y17 Y20 Y21 Y22 Y23 ABC12 ABC13 ABC14 ABC15 ABC16 ABC17 1. The external output terminals of SA3. 2. External expansion board EB308 in the control panel in slot three. 3. External expansion board EB308 in the control panel in slot two. 4. External expansion board EB362 in the control panel in slot three. 5. External expansion board EB362 in the control panel in slot two. 8

11 1.5.3 Device function specification PLC Function Application Auxiliary relay (M) There are many auxiliary relays in PLC, they can be divided into general, power off keep and special three categories, the address code of auxiliary relay is according to decimal code. Specific configurations are as follows: General Power off keep Special 160 points,m0~m points,m160~m points,m8000~m8079 General auxiliary relay The function of general purpose auxiliary relay is similar to intermediate relay in electric control circuit, the general purpose auxiliary relay can be used as intermediate storage and signal transformation. Auxiliary relay can be driven by the contact of soft components within the PLC. Auxiliary relays have a myriad of normally open contacts and normally closed contacts can be unlimited used, but can't drive external loads directly. Power off keep auxiliary relay Power off when the PLC running, the state of power off keep auxiliary relay will be saved in EEPOM of inverter before inverter thoroughly losing electricity. Then power on, power off keep auxiliary relay which maintain the state will continue to be used. Special auxiliary relay Special auxiliary relay is an internal relay whose application is already determined in the PLC function. Therefore, undefined special auxiliary relay do not use. Please refer to Section1.5.4 for detailed. Timer (T) The timer is equal to time relay in the electrical control circuit, it can be applied in the program to delay control. The address code of timer is according to decimal code. The PLC function has only one timer, Timing for timing upwards. egular period is 100ms; measurement range is from 0 to s. There are eight points that is T0 to T7 which address code is according to decimal code. Outside of own number memory, timer also have a set value register and a current value register. The program timing setting is stored to the current value register, timing register records at the current value of these registers are hexadecimal storage. eal time is the set value multiply by time unit. When the count value is equal to the set value, the timer output contact action. Timer can use the decimal constants (k) as the setting value, can also use the data register (d) indirect setting. Counter (C) Counter is used to count. There is only one 16-bit increased counter in built-in PLC; measurement range is from 0 to There are eight points that is C0 to C7. The current value register and the set value register are the 16-bit binary registers; the set value range is from 0 to

12 PLC Function Application X10 X10 X11 C0 ST C0 C0 K10 X11 C0 current value C0, As indicated in Figure, X11 ON->OFF, C0 current value increases by 1 at a time, and when the count reached K10, C0-contact action, output. Then X1 triggering again, C0 also won't accumulate and kept in the K10.When the power supply is OK, the current value register of the counter with memory, so before the counter start counting you should reset the current value register with ST instruction. Data register Data register is divided into general data register and special data register. General data register Once written data in the general data register, as long as no longer write other data, the general data register is not changed. If PLC run command OFF or power off, the data will be cleared. The data register which used to Power off keep can maintain its data. Special data register Special data register is an internal relay whose application is already determined in the PLC function. Please refer to Section1.5.5 for detailed Special auxiliary relay function specification Special auxiliary relay is an internal relay whose application is already determined in the PLC function. Therefore, undefined special auxiliary relay do not use. Specific content as follows: Number Name Description /W M8000 UN monitoring This contact is On when running M8001 UN monitoring This contact is Off when running M8002 Initial pulse Normally open contact (Pulse width=scan period.) M8003 Initial pulse Normally closed contact (Pulse width=scan period.) M ms clock pulse 5ms on/5ms off M ms clock pulse 50ms on/50ms off M8013 1s clock pulse 0.5s on/0.5s off M8014 1min clock pulse 30s on/30s off 10

13 PLC Function Application Number Name Description /W M8020 M8023 M8030 Zero Zero divisor Parameter values are saved to EEPOM selection [Setting condition]: Addition and subtraction result is 0. [Clearing condition]: (1) The next addition and subtraction result is not zero. (2) PLC program or communication. [Setting condition]: Divisor is 0. [Clearing condition]: PLC program or communication. 0: Saved 1: No saved M8032 Clear power off keep area Clear the data of the power off keep area /W M8034 All the output can be disabled Y outputs are disabled /W M8035 M8036 M8038 Special operations end Set operation mode enable Failure to restore all parameters to default values 0: Allow the special operations or in special operations 1: End (Note 1) 0: Do not modify the inverter operation mode 1: allow to modify the inverter operation mode (After modify will be automatically reset) [Setting condition]: Failure [Clearing condition]: (1) Success (2) PLC program or communication. M8041 State control (STF) The inverter runs forward /W M8042 State control (ST) The inverter runs reverse /W M8043 State control (L) Multi-speed low speed /W M8044 State control (M) Multi-speed medium speed /W M8045 State control (H) Multi-speed high speed /W M8046 State control (T) The inverter second function /W M8047 State control (MS) The instantaneous stopping of the inverter output. /W M8048 M8049 M8058 Character control Analog output Analog input M8050 State monitoring (UN) Inverter running M8051 State monitoring (STF) Forward rotation M8052 State monitoring (ST) everse rotation After setting condition the state control of the inverter by D8040. After setting condition, two analog outputs can output. (Note 3) After setting condition, start monitoring the analog input. M8053 State monitoring (SU) eaching the output frequency M8054 State monitoring (OL) Overload detection /W /W /W /W /W /W /W /W /W 11

14 PLC Function Application Number Name Description /W M8055 State monitoring (END) estore all parameters to default values completion M8056 State monitoring (FU) Output frequency detection M8057 State monitoring (ALAM) Alarm detection M8059 The custom state output Monitor selected by the output of D8059. M8060 High-speed pulse count start After setting condition high-speed pulse count /W M8061 Clear High-speed count After setting condition high-speed pulse clear /W M8065 M8066 M8067 M8068 M8069 M8070 Over-voltage Low-voltage PLC operation monitoring Inverter reset Tuning state Power off flag 0: No over-voltage 1: Over-voltage between Terminal P and Terminal N 0: No low-voltage 1: Low-voltage between Terminal P and Terminal N 0: PLC stop 1: PLC running 0: No reset 1: eset (Note 2) 0: No tuning 1: During tuning 0: Power on 1: Power off Note: 1. M8035 must be 0, special operations can start. Special operations operate D8153. M8035 can be cleared by communications, PLC program and PLC STOP. 2. If the value of M8068 is 1, the inverter will be reset. At this time, the user should get ready for the operation. 3. The data of D8059 and D8060 is not cleared when M8049 Cleared Special data register function specification The application of special data registers is already determined in the PLC function. Specific content as follows: Number Name Description /W D8001 PLC firmware version --- D8002 Program capacity --- D8003 The current program capacity The current program step D8010 Present scan time Unit: 0.1ms D8011 Minimum scan time Unit: 0.1ms D8012 Maximum scan time Unit: 0.1ms D8013 D8014 D8015 D8016 Monitor the external terminals which used by PLC program(~x7, X10~X17) Monitor the external terminals which used by PLC program(x20~x23) Monitor the external terminals which used by PLC program(~y7, Y10~Y17) Monitor the external terminals which used by PLC program(y20~y23) Monitor the external terminals which used by PLC program (The external terminals used by the PLC cannot have other functions). The data is according to the high to low arrangement (with left higher than the right), it is corresponds to the soft device number from big to small. 12

15 PLC Function Application Number Name Description /W D8040 The inverter control word b8~b15: eserve. b7: Inverter emergency stop (MS) b6: The second function (T) b5: High speed (H) b4: Medium speed (M) b3: Low speed (L) b2: everse rotation (ST) b1: Forward rotation (STF) b0: eserve. Corresponding the control word of M8041~M8047. D8041 Target frequency Unit: 0.01Hz /W D8045 Analog output AM1-5 (0%~100.00%) D8046 D8050 Analog output AM2-5(0%~100.00%) Inverter status monitoring b15: During tuning b14: During inverter resetting b13~b11: eserve b10: PLC operating b9: Inverter low-voltage b8: Inverter over-voltage b7: Abnormality occurred b6: Frequency test b5: estore all parameters to default values completion b4: Overloaded b3: eached the frequency b2: During reverse rotation b1: During forward rotation b0: During rotation Set the percentage of AM1-5 output. The unit is 0.1% Set the percentage of AM2-5 output. The unit is 0.1% D8051 Output frequency Unit: 0.01Hz D8052 Output current Unit: 0.01A D8053 Output voltage Unit: 0.01V D8054 Error codes E1, E2 D8055 Error codes E3, E4 D8056 Analog input 2-5 (-100%~100%) D8057 Analog input 4-5 (0%~100%) D8058 Analog input 3-5 (0%~100%) D8059 User-defined the Monitor status type Set the percentage of 2-5 input. The unit is 0.1% Set the percentage of 4-5 input. The unit is 0.1% Set the percentage of 3-5 input. The unit is 0.1% The function is same to output external terminals, please refer to (P.40) D8060 Current value of high-speed counter(l) Low 16 bits D8061 Current value of high-speed counter(h) High 16 bits (Note 1) /W /W /W /W 13

16 PLC Function Application 14 Number Name Description /W D1000~ D2299 D8128 Corresponds to the value of the parameters( P.0~P.1299 ) Inverter operation mode set They only operate on parameters, the serial number of D which minus 1000 is the number of parameters. M8030 to decide whether to parameter save when power off. (Note 2,3) P.79 = 0 0: PU mode 1: External mode 2: JOG mode P.79 = 1 0: PU mode 1: Invalid 2: JOG mode P.79 = 3 0: CU mode (00-19(P.35) = 0); External mode (00-19 P.35) = 1). 1: External mode 2: Communication JOG mode D8129 Line speed feedback write-in Unit: 0.1 m/min /W D8130 Line speed target value write-in Unit: 0.1 m/min /W D8131 Tension reference write-in Unit: 1N /W D8132 D8135 Torque reference write-in (H0000~H2710: 0~100.00% HD8F0~HFFFF: %~0) 2-5 terminal input voltage (H0000~H03E8: 0~10.00V HFF9C~HFFFF: ~0V) Unit: 0.01% Unit: 0.01V D terminal input current/voltage Unit: 0.01mA/V D terminal input current/voltage Unit: 0.01mA/V D8138 AM1-5 terminal output voltage/current Unit: 0.01mA/V D8139 AM2-5 terminal output voltage/current Unit: 0.01mA/V D8140 DC bus voltage Unit: 1V D8141 The electronic thermal accumulation rate of inverter Unit: 0.01% D8142 Inverter output power Unit: 0.01KW D8143 D8144 D8145 The temperature rising accumulation rate of inverter The NTC temperature accumulation of inverter The electronic thermal accumulation rate of motor Unit: 0.01% Unit: 0.01 Unit: 0.01% D8146 Target pressure when PID control Unit: 0.01% D8147 Feedback pressure when PID control Unit: 0.01% D8148 otating speed fed back by PG Unit: 0.01Hz D8149 HDI terminal input frequency Unit: 0.01kHz /W /W /W

17 PLC Function Application Number Name Description /W D8151 Output torque of inverter Unit: 0.1% D8152 Output frequency Unit: 0.01Hz D8153 D8154 Special operation The inverter operation mode monitor 1: Alarm history clear (P.996) 2: Inverter reset (P.997) 3: P.998 4: P.999_1 5: P.999_2 6: P.999_3 estoring some parameters to default values (3, 4, 5and 6). 7: Communication P.998 8: Communication P.999_1 9: Communication P.999_2 10: Communication P.999_3 estoring all parameters to default values except the communication parameter(7, 8, 9 and 10) (Note 4) H0000: Communication mode; H0001: External mode; H0002: JOG mode; H0003: Combination mode 1; H0004: Combination mode 2; H0005: Combination mode 3; H0006: Combination mode 4; H0007: Combination mode 5; H0008: PU mode; b15 b14 ~ b12 b11 ~ b8 b7 ~ b0 Setting value Setting value : of of The second operation mode. D8155 Line speed feedback read-out Unit: 0.1 m/min D8156 Line speed target value read-out Unit: 0.1 m/min D8157 Tension reference read-out Unit: 1N D8158 Torque reference read-out Unit: 0.01% Note: 1. If PLC program use M8060 and M8061, and also the PLC program is effective, HDI terminal can only be used by PLC program. 2. The parameter values written by D1000 ~ D2299 whether or not to power off keep depends on the value of M8030. M8030 = 0, power off keep; M8030 = 1, no power off keep. The values of parameters D register will remain until power off or reset the inverter. 3. D1996 to D1999 is invalid. 4. D8153 readout value is 0. /W 15

18 PLC Function Application Analog input and output Analog output If 02-04(P.54) = 13, the output controlled by PLC. M8049 ON, AM1-5 output. The value of 02-45(P.64) can choose AM1-5 output signal type (the range of voltage or current). When the user needs to select the output type of terminal AM1, please turn the toggle switch SW3 to the corresponding type at first. D8045 can set the percentage of AM1-5 output. (Unit: 0.1%, ange: 0%~100%, Percentage corresponds to the range set by 02-45(P.64)) (P.64) ange Percentage SW3 0 0~10V 0~100% Up 1 eserve ~20mA 0~100% Down 3 4~20mA 0~100% Down If 02-05(P.537) = 13, the output controlled by PLC. M8049 ON, AM1-2 output. The value of 02-48(P.538) can choose AM2-5 output signal type (the range of voltage or current). When the user needs to select the output type of terminal AM2, please turn the toggle switch SW4 to the corresponding type at first. D8046 can set the percentage of AM2-5 output. (Unit: 0.1%, ange: 0%~100%, Percentage corresponds to the range set by 02-48(P.538)) (P.538) ange Percentage SW4 0 0~10V 0~100% Up 1 eserve ~20mA 0~100% Down 3 4~20mA 0~100% Down Analog input If M8058 ON, M8058 will monitor the signal value of analog input terminals. The value of 02-08(P.73) can choose 2-5 analog input signal range. (Unit: 0.1%, ange: -100%~100%, Percentage set by 02-08(P.73)) (P.73) ange Percentage 0 0~5V 0~100% 1 0~10V 0~100% 2 0~-5V 0~-100%(Note) 3 0~-10V 0~-100%(Note) 4-5~5V -100%~100%(Note) 5-10~10V -100%~100%(Note) The value of 02-29(P.531) can choose 3-5 analog input signal range and type. (Unit: 0.1%, ange: 0%~100%, Percentage set by 02-29(P.531)). When the user needs to monitor the input voltage of 3-5, please turn the toggle switch SW1 to the corresponding type at first. 16

19 PLC Function Application 02-29(P.531) ange Percentage 0 4~20mA 0~100% 1 0~10V 0~100% 2 0~5V 0~100% The value of 02-20(P.17) can choose 4-5 analog input signal range and type. (Unit: 0.1%, ange: 0%~100%, Percentage set by 02-20(P.17)). When the user needs to monitor the input voltage of 3-5, please turn the toggle switch SW2 to the corresponding type at first (P.17) ange Percentage 0 4~20mA 0~100% 1 0~10V 0~100% 2 0~5V 0~100% Note: The percentage is a negative value when negative voltage of terminal 2-5. D register is 16-bit unsigned type, so if the percentage is negative, the value of D register is an absolute value. Such as: the percentage is %, the value of D8056 is = Pulse train input M8060 is a start command of the built-in PLC high-speed pulse input count function. M8061 can clear the high-speed pulse input count of built-in PLC D8060 entered the low 16 bits of the built-in high-speed pulse input count. D8061 entered the high 16 bits of the built-in high-speed pulse input count. Count pulse by the HDI input port when 03-09(P.550) set to 54. HDI wiring connection is the same as the common patterns. High-speed counter can identify the highest pulse frequency is 100 KHZ. In the following figure, closed and M8060 was setting, then the high-speed pulse input counting start. D8060 and D8061 store the current count value. D8060 transmitting the low 16 bits value to D0, D8061 transmitting the low 16 bits value to D1.If X1 closed, D8060 and D8061 will be Clearing. Note: Editing to M8060 or M8061, and 03-09P.550 set to 54 when the PLC program effective, the original function of HDI will be failure. 17

20 Commands 2. Commands Description The PLC function built-in SA3 provides 21 basic instructions and 12 application instructions. 2.1 Basic Commands The structure of ladder diagram and information: Ladder Diagram Explanation Command Device Number range Normally open, contact a LD X Y M T C Normally closed, contact b LDI X Y M T C Serial normally open AND X Y M T C Serial normally closed ANI X Y M T C Parallel normally open O X Y M T C Parallel normally closed OI X Y M T C ising-edge trigger switch LDP X Y M T C Falling-edge trigger switch LDF X Y M T C ising-edge trigger in serial ANDP X Y M T C Falling-edge trigger in serial ANDF X Y M T C ising-edge trigger in parallel OP X Y M T C Falling-edge trigger in parallel OF X Y M T C X:0~25, Octal code Y:0~23, Octal code M:0~239, M8000~M8063 T:T0~T7 C:C0~C7 K:0~65535 Block in serial ANB --- Block in parallel OB --- Multiple output MPS MD MPP --- Output command of coil drive OUT Y M PLC program end END --- Coil through to keep SET Y M Coil through to remove ST Y M

21 Commands Explanation for the Command Mnemonic LD Operand Function The LD command is used on the A contact that has its start from the left BUS or the A contact that is the start of a contact circuit. Function of the command is to save present contents, and at the same time, save the acquired contact status into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: Command code: LD OUT Mnemonic Function LDI Operand The LDI command is used on the B contact that has its start from the left BUS or the B contact that is the start of a contact circuit. Function of the command is to save present contents, and at the same time, save the acquired contact status into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: Command code: LDI OUT Mnemonic Function AND Operand The AND command is used in the series connection of A contact. The function of the command is to readout the status of present specific series connection contacts first, and then to perform the AND calculation with the logic calculation result before the contacts, thereafter, saving the result into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Command code: LD AND X1 OUT 19

22 Commands Mnemonic ANI Operand Function The ANI command is used in the series connection of B contact. The function of the command is to readout the status of present specific series connection contacts first, and then to perform the AND calculation with the logic calculation result before the contacts, thereafter, saving the result into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: Command code: X1 LD ANI X1 OUT Mnemonic O Operand Function The O commands is used in the parallel connection of A contact. The function of the command is to readout the status of present specific series connection contacts, and then to perform the O calculations with the logic calculation result before the contacts, thereafter, saving the result into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Mnemonic Command code: LD O X1 OUT Function OI Operand The OI command is used in the parallel connection of B contact. The function of the command is to readout the status of present specific series connection contacts, and then to perform the O calculations with the logic calculation result before the contacts, thereafter, saving the result into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Command code: LD OI OUT X1 20

23 Commands Mnemonic LDP Operand Function Usage of the LDP command is the same as the LD command, but the motion is different. It is used to reserve present contents and at the same time, saving the detection status of the acquired contact rising-edge into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: Command code: LDP OUT Mnemonic Function LDF Operand Usage of the LDF command is the same as the LD command, but the motion is different. It is used to reserve present contents and at the same time, saving the detection status of the acquired contact falling-edge into the accumulative register. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: Command code: LDF OUT Mnemonic Function ANDP Operand ANDP command is used in the series connection of the contacts rising-edge detection. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Command code: LD ANDP X1 OUT 21

24 Commands Mnemonic ANDF Operand Function ANDF command is used in the series connection of the contacts falling-edge detection. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Command code: LD ANDF X1 OUT Mnemonic Function OP Operand The OP commands are used in the parallel connection of the contact s rising-edge detection. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Command code: LD OP OUT X1 Mnemonic Function OF Operand The OP commands are used in the parallel connection of the contact s falling-edge detection. X Y M T C D OK OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: X1 Command code: LD OP X1 OUT Mnemonic Function ANB To perform the ANB calculation between the previous reserved logic results and contents of the accumulative register. Operand

25 Commands Ladder diagram: Command code: ANB X2 LD O X1 X1 X3 LD X2 O X3 ANB OUT Mnemonic Function OB OB is to perform the O calculation between the previous reserved logic results and contents of the accumulative register. Operand --- Ladder diagram: Command code: X1 LD AND X1 X2 X3 OB LD X2 AND X3 OB OUT Mnemonic Function MPS To save contents of the accumulative register into the operation result. (the result operation pointer pluses 1) MD eading content of the operation result to the accumulative register. (the pointer of operation result doesn t move) MPP eading content of the operation result to the accumulative register. (the stack pointer will decrease 1) Operand

26 Communication application specification Ladder diagram: Command code: X10 MPS X11 X12 LD MPS AND X10 X11 MD MPP X13 Y1 Y2 OUT MD AND OUT X12 Y1 MPP AND X13 OUT Y2 Mnemonic Function OUT Operand Output the logic calculation result before the OUT command to specific device. X Y M T C D NO OK OK OK OK NO Ladder diagram: Command code: LD OUT Mnemonic Function SET Operand When the SET command is driven, its specific device is set to be ON, which will keep ON whether the SET command is still driven. You can use the ST command to set the device to OFF. X Y M T C D NO OK OK NO NO NO Ladder diagram: SET M0 Command code: LD SET M0 24

27 Commands Mnemonic Function ST Operand Clear the contacts or the registers X Y M T C D NO OK OK OK OK OK Ladder diagram: ST Command code: LD ST Mnemonic Function END Program End Operand --- Ladder diagram: END Command code: END 25

28 Communication application specification 2.2 Application commands Description of the application commands. Classification FNC NO. (Decimal) Mnemonic Codes Function Transmission comparison Four Fundamental operations arithmetic otation displacement of and 10 CMP Compare 3 11 ZCP Zone compare 4 12 MOV Data Move 2 15 BMOV Block move 3 20 ADD Perform the addition of BIN data 21 SUB Perform the addition of BIN data 22 MUL Perform the multiplication of BIN data 23 DIV Perform the division of BIN data 24 INC Perform the addition of DEC Perform the subtraction of 30 O otate to the right 2 31 OL otate to the left Following number of parameters FNC 10 CMP S1 S2 D A 16-bit instructions Two output data comparison drive coil X Y M K T C D S1 O O O O S2 O O O O D O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. S 1: value comparison 1, S 2: value comparison 2, D: result comparison 2. The contents in S 1 and S 2 are compared and result is stored in D. 3. The two comparison values are compared algebraically and the two values are signed binary values. When b15 = 1 in 16-bit instruction, the comparison will regard the value as negative binary values. 1. Designate device M0, and automatically occupies M0, M1, and M2. 2. When = on, CMP instruction will be executed. When = off, CMP instruction will not be executed and remain the status before X10 = off. 26

29 Commands CMP M0 M1 M2 K10 C0 M0 If K10 > C0, M0 = ON If K10 = C0, M1 = ON If K10 < C0, M2 = ON A 16-bit FNC 11 ZCP S1 S2 S D Zone compare instructions X Y M K T C D S1 O O O O S2 O O O O S O O O O D O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. S1: Lower bound of zone comparison, S2: Upper bound of zone comparison, S: Comparison value, D: Comparison result 2. S is compared with its S1, S 2 and the result is stored in D. 1. Designate device M0, and operand D automatically occupies M0, M1 and M2. 2. When = on, ZCP instruction will be executed. When = off, ZCP instruction will not be executed and remain the status before = off. ZCP M0 M1 M2 K10 K120 C0 M0 If K10 > C0, M0 = ON If K10 <= C0<=K120, M1 = ON If C0>K120, M2 = ON 27

30 Communication application specification FNC 12 MOV S D A 16-bit instructions Moving the data X Y M K T C D S O O O O D O O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. S: Source of data, D: Destination of data 2. When this instruction is executed, the content of S will be moved directly to D. When this instruction is not executed, the content of D remains unchanged. When = off, the content in D10 will remain unchanged. If = on, the value K10 will be moved to D10 data register. MOV K10 D0 A 16-bit FNC 15 BMOV S D N Block move instructions X Y M K T C D S O O O D O O O N O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. S: Start of source devices, D: Start of destination devices, n: Number of data to be moved 2. The contents in n registers starting from the device designated by S will be moved to n registers starting from the device designated by D. If n exceeds the actual number of available source devices, only the devices that fall within the valid range will be used. When = on, the contents in registers D0 ~ D5 will be moved to the 6registers D10 ~ D15. BMOV D0 D10 K6 D0 D1 D2 D10 D11 D12 D3 D13 D4 D14 D5 D15 28

31 Commands A 16-bit FNC 20 ADD S1 S2 D BIN addition instructions X Y M K T C D S1 O O O O S2 O O O O D O O O Flag: M8020 0: Addition and subtraction result is not 0. 1: Addition and subtraction result is 0. Explanation: 1. S1: Summand, S2: Addend, D: Sum 2. This instruction adds S1 and S2 in BIN format and store the result in D. 3. The result is zero, M8020 is set. The result is not zero, M8020 is cleared. When = on, the content in D0 will plus the content in D10 and the sum will be stored in D20. ADD D0 D10 D20 A 16-bit FNC 21 SUB S1 S2 D Subtraction instructions X Y M K T C D S1 O O O O S2 O O O O D O O O Flag: M8020 0: Addition and subtraction result is not 0. 1: Addition and subtraction result is 0. Explanation: 1. S1: Minuend, S2: Subtrahend, D: emainder 2. This instruction subtracts S1 and S2 in BIN format and stores the result in D. Participating in operation numbers are positive integers, so ask for S1>= S2. 3. The result is zero, M8020 is set. The result is not zero, M8020 is cleared. When = on, the content in D0 will minus the content in D10 and the remainder will be stored in D20. If the difference is zero, the M8020 will be set to 1. SUB D0 D10 D20 29

32 Communication application specification A 16-bit FNC 22 MUL S1 S2 D BIN multiplication instructions X Y M K T C D S1 O O O O S2 O O O O D O O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. S1: Multiplicand, S2: Multiplication, D: Product 2. This instruction multiplies S1 by S2 in BIN format and stores the result in D. Be careful with the positive/negative signs of S1, S2 and D when doing 16-bit operations. When = on, the content in D0 will multiplied by the content in D10 and the remainder will be stored in D20. The 16-bit D0 is multiplied by the 16-bit D10 and brings forth a 32-bit product. MUL D0 D10 D20 A 16-bit FNC 23 DIV S1 S2 D BIN division instructions X Y M K T C D S1 O O O O S2 O O O O D O O O Flag::M8023 0:The divisor is not 0. 1:The divisor is 0. Explanation: 1. S1: Dividend, S2: Divisor, D: Quotient 2. This instruction divides S1 and S2 in BIN format and stores the result in D. Be careful with the positive/negative signs of S1, S2 and D when doing 16-bit operations, Only quotient stored in D. The divisor is not 0, M8023 will be set to 1. When = on, D0 will be divided by D10; the quotient will be stored in D20. DIV D0 D10 D20 30

33 Commands FNC 24 INC D A 16-bit instructions Increment: BIN plus 1 X Y M K T C D D O O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. D: Destination device. 2. If the instruction is not a pulse execution one, the content in the designated device D will plus 1 in every scan period. 3. This instruction adopts pulse execution instructions. 4. INC instruction has only one operand, and does not affect the zero flag. 5. Operation data as an unsigned 16-bit binary number. When goes from Off to On, the content in D0 minuses 1 automatically. INC D0 FNC 24 DEC D A 16-bit instructions Decrement: BIN minus 1 X Y M K T C D D O O O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. D: Destination device. 2. If the command is not a pulse execution type, the content in the designated device D will minus 1 in every scan period. 3. This instruction adopts pulse execution instructions. 4. DEC instruction has only one operand, and does not affect the zero flag. 5. Operation data as an unsigned 16-bit binary number. When goes from Off to On, the content in D0 minuses 1 automatically. DEC D0 FNC 30 O D N A 16-bit instructions otate to the right 31

34 Communication application specification X Y M K T C D D O O O N O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. D: Device to be rotated, N: Number of bits to be rotated in 1 rotation 2. This instruction rotates the device content designated by D to the right for N bits. 3. Operation data as an unsigned 16-bit binary number. 4. This instruction adopts pulse execution instructions. A move cannot be more than 15 bit. When goes from Off to On, the 16-bit (4 bits as a group) in D10 will rotate to the right. O D0 K4 otate to the right After one rotation to the right

35 Communication application specification FNC 31 OL D N A 16-bit instructions otate to the left X Y M K T C D D O O O N O Flag: Nothing Explanation: 1. D: Device to be rotated, N: Number of bits to be rotated in 1 rotation 2. This instruction rotates the device content designated by D to the left for N bits. 3. Operation data as an unsigned 16-bit binary number. 4. This instruction adopts pulse execution instructions. A move cannot be more than 15 bit. When goes from Off to On, the 16-bit (4 bits as a group) in D10 will rotate to the left. OL D0 K4 otate to the left After one rotation to the left

36 Communication application specification 3. Communication application specification 3.1 Modbus communication protocol Embedded PLC supports Modbus TU and ASCII communications protocols to read and write the soft devices. A soft device Modbus addresses are divided into groups and bit address. To the operation of the group address is 16 bits of soft devices to read and write at the same time. ead and write at most 416 addresses at a time. Word soft devices have group address only, read and write at most 20 at a time. If parameter D need write must ensure that the inverter is in communication mode. PLC soft device Modbus contact address: Soft device Group address Bit address X 0x2000~0x2001 0x3000~0x3015 Y 0x2002~0x2003 0x3020~0x3033 M 0x2004~0x2012 0x3040~0x312F T( 位 ) 0x2013 0x3130~0x3137 C( 位 ) 0x2014 0x3140~0x3147 Special M 0x2015~2019 0x3150~0x319F T set value 0x2034~0x2043 C set value 0x2044~0x2053 T current value 0x2054~0x C current value 0x2064~0x2073 D 0x2074~0x20A3 Special D Special D 0x20A4~0x2145 0x000~0x

37 Communication application specification Communication with PLC available order code Code Function Operating mode suitable object 0x01 The coil state read Bit manipulation, ead single / ead multiple Y,M,T,C 0x02 The input state read Bit manipulation, ead single / ead multiple X,Y,M,T,C 0x03 ead single data Word manipulation, ead single / ead multiple X, Y, M, T, C, D, T current value, T set value, C current value, C set value. 0x05 Force single coil Bit manipulation, Write single Y,M,T,C 0x06 Write single information Word manipulation, Write single Y, M, T, C, D, T current value, T set value, C current value, C set value. 0x10 Write more information Word manipulation, Write multiple Y, M, T, C, D, T current value, T set value, C current value, C set value. Communication example: Example 1: ead the state OF M16 ~ M33. Bit manipulation: Enquire: B3 16 eply: BC ED 03 F0 FB esponse data parsing:0xbc is corresponding to the state of M23 ~ M16. M18, M19, M20, M21 and M23 are 1; M16, M17 and M22 are 0. 0xED is corresponding to the state of M31~M24. M24, M26, M27, M29, M30 and M31 are 1, M25 and M28 is 0. 0x03 is corresponding to the state of M33~M32. M33 and M32 less than one byte, so the excess is 0.M33, M32 with a status of 1. Word manipulation: Enquire: DF CA eply: ED BC A esponse data parsing:0xedbc is corresponding to the state of M31~M16. M18,M19,M20,M21,M23,M24,M26,M27,M29,M30 and M31 are 1,M16, M17, M22, M25 and M28 are 0. 0XA567 is corresponding to the state of M47~M32. Here we only care about M33, M32, and other can no matter. The use of the command code 0x02 is the same as 0x01, just the range is different. 35

38 Communication application specification Example 2: Forced M100 ON Command: A4 FF 00 C2 D9 eply: A4 FF 00 C2 D9 Forced M100 OFF Command: A eply: A Analysis: Write value 0xff00 means operations command a soft device state to ON. Write a value of 0x0000, which commands the operation for the soft device state to OFF. Example 3: ead the value of D20 Enquire: F E0 eply: B6 50 Example 4: ead the value of D0~D10 Enquire: B 4F D7 eply: E DA FF FF 06 AA Example 5: Write 3000 to D20 Command: B B eply: B B Example 6: Write to D2~D6 Command: A D A 28 F0 AF eply: EA PLC communication protocol If P. 33 set to 2, it means choose the PLC communication protocol, P.48 ~ P.50 set communication format, P. 32 choose communication baud rate. PLC protocol is a special agreement with PLC program download or the embedded PLC and shilin HMI communication. Shihlin HMI EC200 currently supports this protocol. Use with HMI can realize the I/O monitoring, internal soft device monitoring and monitoring of PLC program running 36

39 Appendix Appendix SA3 built-in PLC can be used with the Shihlin HMI to read PLC ladder diagram and instruction list, modify the instruction sheet and monitor PLC operation. As shown in the figure below, the serial ports pin definition is for S232, S422 and S485 of Shilin HMI. 37

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