Basics of ST. Each must end with a semi-colon (";") Basic statement. Q:=IN; Q:=sin(angle); Q := (IN1 + (IN2 / IN 3)) * IN4;

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Excerpt of tutorial developed at University of Auckland by Gulnara Zhabelova Based on Dr. Valeriy Vyatkin s book IEC 61499 Function Blocks for Embedded and Distributed Control Systems Design, Second Edition

Each must end with a semi-colon (";") Basic statement Assignment - := Q:=IN; Q:=sin(angle); Q := (IN1 + (IN2 / IN 3)) * IN4; Conditional statement IF / THEN / ELSE (simple binary switch) CASE (enumarated switch)

Conditional statement Basics of ST IF / THEN / ELSE (simple binary switch) Syntax IF <BOOL expression> THEN ELSIF <BOOL expression> THEN ELSE END_IF; examples (* simple condition *) IF bcond THEN Q1 := IN1; Q2 := TRUE; END_IF; (* binary selection *) IF bcond THEN Q1 := IN1; Q2 := TRUE; ELSE Q1 := IN2; Q2 := FALSE; END_IF;

Conditional statement Basics of ST CASE (enumarated switch) Syntax CASE <DINT expression> OF <value> : <value>, <value> : ; <value>.. <value> : ; ELSE END_CASE; example CASE inumber OF 0 : Alarm := TRUE; AlarmText := '0 gives no result'; 1.. 3, 5 : bprime := TRUE; 4, 6 : bprime := FALSE; ELSE Alarm := TRUE; AlarmText := 'I don't know after 6!'; END_CASE; DINT: 32 bit (default) integer

Loops While Repeat For Syntax WHILE <BOOL expression> DO END_WHILE ; example ipos := 0; WHILE ipos < imax DO MyArray[iPos] := 0; inbcleared := inbcleared + 1; END_WHILE;

Loops While Repeat For Syntax REPEAT UNTIL <BOOL expression> END_REPEAT; example ipos := 0; REPEAT MyArray[iPos] := 0; inbcleared := inbcleared + 1; ipos := ipos + 1; UNTIL ipos = imax END_REPEAT;

Loops While Repeat For example iarraydim := 10; (* resets all items of the array to 0 *) FOR ipos := 0 TO (iarraydim - 1) DO MyArray[iPos] := 0; END_FOR; (* set all items with odd index to 1 *) FOR ipos := 1 TO 9 BY 2 DO MyArray[ipos] := 1; END_FOR; Basics of ST Syntax FOR <index> := <minimum> TO <maximum> BY <step> DO END_FOR; The "BY <step>" statement can be omitted. The default value for the step is 1.

Math operators Basics of ST MIN MAX LIMIT MOD ODD get the minimum of two integers get the maximum of two integers bound an integer to low and high limits modulo (finds the remainder of division of one number by another.) test if an integer is odd Examples Q := MIN (IN1, IN2); Q := MAX (IN1, IN2); Q := LIMIT (IMIN, IN, IMAX); (* IMIN if IN < IMIN; IMAX if IN > IMAX; IN otherwise*) Q := MOD (IN, BASE); Q := ODD (IN); (*TRUE if IN is odd. FALSE if IN is even.*)

Math operation (more) ABS TRUNC LOG POW,EXPT SQRT absolute value integer part logarithm power square root SIN COS TAN ASIN ACOS ATAN ATAN2 sine cosine tangent arc-sine arc-cosine arc-tangent arc-tangent of Y / X Examples Q := ABS (IN); Q := TRUNC (IN); (*integer part of IN*) Q := LOG (IN); (*logarithm (base 10) of IN*) Q := EXPT (IN, EXP); (*IN at the 'EXP' power*) Q := SQRT (IN); (*square rot of IN*) Examples Q := SIN (IN);

Boolean operations Basics of ST AND OR XOR NOT performs a boolean AND performs a boolean OR performs an exclusive OR performs a boolean negation of its input Examples Q := IN1 AND IN2; Q := IN1 OR IN2; Q := IN1 XOR IN2; Q := NOT IN;

Comparison < > <= >= = <> less than greater than less or equal greater or equal is equal is not equal

String operations Basics of ST + MLEN DELETE INSERT FIND REPLACE LEFT RIGHT MID CHAR ASCII ATOH HTOA CRC16 ArrayToString StringToArray concatenation of strings get string length delete characters in a string insert characters in a string find characters in a string replace characters in a string extract a part of a string on the left extract a part of a string on the right extract a part of a string build a single character string get the ASCII code of a character within a string converts string to integer using hexadecimal basis converts integer to string using hexadecimal basis CRC16 calculation copies elements of an SINT array to a STRING copies characters of a STRING to an SINT array

Type conversion functions ANY_TO_BOOL ANY_TO_SINT ANY_TO_INT ANY_TO_DINT ANY_TO_LINT ANY_TO_REAL ANY_TO_LREAL ANY_TO_TIME ANY_TO_STRING converts to boolean converts to small (8 bit) integer converst to 16 bit integer converts to integer (32 bit - default) converts to long (64 bit) integer converts to real converts to double precicion real converts to time converts to character string Examples Q := ANY_TO_BOOL (IN);

Arrays Syntax FOR <index> := <minimum> TO <maximum> BY <step> DO END_FOR; example TheArray[1,7] := value; result := SingleArray[i + 2];