Schneider Electric FTX117, Terminal
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Pages: 362 Schneider Electric FTX117, Terminal User Guide
Brand: Schneider Electric Category: Measuring, testing & control Size: 2 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 1 FTX 117 Terminal
- 1 General safety advice for users
- 5 A - TSX Nano installation and functions
- 5 Contents
- 9 1 Introduction
- 9 1.1 The PLC in the control system structure
- 10 1.2 TSX Nano PLCs
- 16 1.3 Program execution
- 19 1.4 The I/O extension
- 20 1.5 I/O addressing
- 21 1.6 Peer PLCs
- 23 1.7 Special I/O
- 25 1.8 Additional information about the I/O
- 28 1.9 Potentiometers
- 29 1.10 Status display of the PLC and the I/O
- 31 1.11 Analog modules
- 33 2 Dimensions/Mounting/Installation
- 33 2.1 Dimensions
- 34 2.2 Mounting
- 35 2.3 Installation rules
- 37 3 Connections
- 37 3.1 I/O wiring rules and precautions
- 40 3.2 Connection of power supply
- 41 3.3 Discrete input connections
- 43 3.4 Connection of discrete outputs
- 49 3.5 I/O extension connections
- 50 3.6 Connection of peer PLCs
- 51 3.7 Connection of analog inputs
- 52 3.8 Connection of analog outputs
- 53 4 Special functions
- 53 4.1 RUN/STOP input
- 53 4.2 PLC status (SECURITY) output
- 54 4.3 Latching inputs
- 55 4.4 I/O associated with fast counting
- 59 4.5 PULSE output : generating a pulse train
- 60 4.6 PWM output : pulse width modulation
- 61 5 Characteristics/Service conditions
- 61 5.1 Power supply characteristics
- 62 5.2 24VDC and 115VAC discrete input characteristics
- 63 5.3 24VDC discrete transistor output characteristics
- 64 5.4 Discrete relay output characteristics
- 65 5.5 Characteristics of analog I/O
- 67 5.6 Service conditions
- 69 6 Setup
- 69 6.1 Procedure for first power-up
- 71 6.2 Checking the I/O connections
- 73 7 Addendum
- 73 7.1 Power outages and returns
- 75 7.2 Initializing the PLC
- 75 7.3 Saving the program and data
- 77 B - Description of Instruction List and Ladder languages
- 77 Contents
- 81 Preface
- 83 1 Introduction
- 83 1.1 General
- 83 1.2 Instruction List (List or IL)
- 85 1.3 Grafcet
- 86 1.4 Ladder diagrams
- 95 2 Combinational and sequential instructions
- 95 2.1 Boolean processing
- 105 2.2 Standard function blocks
- 120 2.3 Grafcet instructions
- 123 2.4 Program instructions
- 127 3 Numerical and special instructions
- 127 3.1 Numerical processing
- 140 3.2 Potentiometers
- 141 3.3 Dedicated function blocks
- 174 3.4 Communication between PLCs
- 177 4 Managing analog I/O
- 177 4.1 Presentation
- 177 4.2 Analog input modules
- 181 4.3 Analog output modules
- 185 5 Clock functions
- 185 5.1 Introduction
- 185 5.2 Schedule blocks
- 187 5.3 Time/date stamping
- 188 5.4 Setting the date and time
- 191 6 Role of system bits and words
- 191 6.1 System bits
- 197 6.2 System words
- 205 7 Programming guide
- 205 7.1 Programming advice
- 208 7.2 Reactivating protected transistor outputs on TSX 07 12
- 210 7.3 Reversibility conditions
- 210 7.4 Reversibility rules
- 213 C - FTX117 terminal operating modes
- 213 Contents
- 217 Preface
- 219 1 General
- 219 1.1 Description of the FTX 117 terminal
- 220 1.2 FTX 117 terminal connection
- 221 1.3 FTX 117 terminal operating modes
- 222 1.4 Description of the screen and the keypad
- 224 1.5 General information on the user interface
- 225 1.6 Presentation of the FTX 117 terminal editors
- 228 1.7 Principle for selecting editors and functions
- 230 1.8 Method for creating an application
- 233 2 First use
- 233 2.1 Powering up the FTX 117 terminal
- 233 2.2 Terminal setup (5.FTX)
- 234 2.3 Language selection (2.Lan)
- 234 2.4 Preferences (3.Prf)
- 235 3 Application configuration
- 235 3.1 General
- 236 3.2 General configuration of the application (1.App)
- 237 3.3 Function blocks (2.Blk)
- 239 3.4 Input configuration (3 In)
- 241 3.5 Configuration of the outputs (4. Out)
- 242 3.6 Entering constants (5 %KW)
- 242 3.7 Clearing the configuration (6 Cir)
- 242 3.8 Direct access to the configuration from the program editor
- 243 3.9 Terminal port configuration (7 Com)
- 245 4 Programming
- 245 4.1 General
- 245 4.2 Creating a program
- 248 4.3 Modifying a program
- 251 4.4 Search/Replace (5 Sch)
- 254 4.5 Program Diagnostics (3 Dgn)
- 255 4.6 Clearing an application (2 Cir)
- 256 4.7 Information (0 Inf)
- 259 5 Configuring the schedule blocks (RTC)
- 259 5.1 Configuring the schedule blocks (RTC)
- 261 6 Storing and transferring applications
- 261 6.1 General
- 262 6.2 Using the Transfer function
- 262 6.3 Saving/retrieving an application in FLASH memory
- 263 6.4 Saving/retrieving an application on a memory card
- 264 6.5 Transferring applications from the terminal to the PLC
- 264 6.6 Saving/retrieving an application in EEPROM memory
- 265 7 Starting the application
- 265 7.1 General
- 265 7.2 Setting the time and date (4 Clk)
- 266 7.3 Initialize (2 Ini)
- 266 7.4 RUN or STOP (1 Run)
- 266 7.5 Information (0 Inf)
- 267 8 Debugging
- 267 8.1 General
- 267 8.2 Dynamic program display
- 268 8.3 Modification and forcing
- 270 8.4 Modifying the program in RUN mode
- 271 9 Data Editor
- 271 9.1 General
- 271 9.2 Principle for accessing objects to be adjusted
- 272 9.3 Objects which can be accessed via the data editor
- 273 9.4 Display and modification of Boolean variables
- 273 9.5 Display and modification of numeric variables
- 274 9.6 Display and modification of function blocks
- 274 9.7 Display of Grafcet steps
- 275 9.8 Creation and display of data tables (5 D11 through 8 Dt4)
- 275 9.9 Reinitialization of data tables (9 Cir)
- 276 9.10 Transfer data tables (1 Trf)
- 277 D - Diagnostics / Maintenance
- 277 Contents
- 279 1 Troubleshooting and fault analysis
- 279 1.1 Troubleshooting using the PLC status LEDs
- 282 1.2 Fault analysis using system bits and words
- 285 E - Application example
- 285 Contents
- 287 1 Specifications : automatic car wash
- 287 1.1 Description of the application
- 288 1.2 Application operation
- 289 1.3 Graphic representation of the wash cycle
- 291 2 Hard-wired solution
- 291 2.1 Power circuit
- 291 2.2 Control circuit
- 293 3 Solution using TSX Nano PLC with 16 I/O
- 293 3.1 Power circuit
- 294 3.2 PLC connection diagram
- 295 3.3 Parts list
- 296 3.4 Equivalent electrical scheme
- 297 3.5 List program
- 299 3.6 Function block configuration
- 299 3.7 Programming the RTC schedule block
- 301 F - Products which can be connected
- 301 Contents
- 303 1 Terminal port communications
- 303 1.1 Characteristics of the terminal port
- 304 1.2 General information about the terminal port
- 305 1.3 TSX Nano in ASCII mode
- 306 1.4 TSX Nano Master on UNI-TELWAY
- 309 1.5 TSX Nano Slave on UN I-TELWAY
- 310 1.6 UNI-TELWAY Time-out (TSX 07 3)
- 311 1.7 XBT operating terminals or CCX 17 operator panels
- 312 1.8 UNI-TE requests supported by TSX Nano (server)
- 313 2 Extension port communications
- 313 2.1 Characteristics of the MODBUS/JBUS extension port
- 314 2.2 MODBUS/JBUS on TSX nano
- 319 2.3 Standard MODBUS requests
- 325 2.4 Access requests by the TSX Nano to the UNITE server
- 330 2.5 Limitations
- 331 G - Appendices
- 331 Contents
- 333 A.1 Access to instructions via the FTX117 terminal
- 335 A.2 Access to variables via the FTX117 terminal
- 336 A.3 Accessing functions via the FTX117 terminal
- 338 A.4 Diagnostic function error codes
- 339 A.5 Instruction scan time and memory usage
- 343 A.6 Additional information on the operation of the PLC status (SECURITY) output
- 344 A.7 Example of prepositioning Grafcet steps
- 345 A.8 Programming actions associated with steps
- 346 A.9 Boolean List and Control instruction with Ladder equivalent
- 347 A.10 Index
- 347 A to C
- 348 C to F
- 349 F to M
- 350 M to P
- 351 Q to S
- 352 T to X
- 353 Manual Addendum
- 353 Introduction
- 358 Analog Ouput Modules
- 360 Analog input Modules
- 362 Simulator blocks
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