Schneider Electric Languages PL7-3, 5.2

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Below you will find brief information for PLC TSX 47-40, PLC TSX 67-30, PLC TSX 87-10, PLC TSX 87-20, PLC TSX 47-30, PLC TSX 67-20. This manual will help you understand the multitask concept and how it is used in the programming of these models. It also explains multilingual programming, symbolic programming, and modular programming. You will also learn more about I/O configuration files and Optional Function Blocks (OFBs).

Key Features

  • Multitask concept

  • Multilanguage concept

  • Symbolic programming

  • Modular programming

  • I/O configuration files

  • Optional Function Blocks (OFB)

Pages: 416 Schneider Electric Languages PL7-3, 5.2 User Guide

Brand: Schneider Electric Category: Electrical equipment & supplies Size: 3 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the multitask concept?

The multitask structure of the model 40 PLCs permits completely independent programming of the different functions. The control program of each function is written in an independent module called a "task".

What are the types of programming languages supported?

PL7-3 software of TSX/PMX 47/67/87/107-40 PLCs offers 3 different programming languages that can be used on their own or mixed in the same program: Grafcet language, Ladder language, and Literal language.

What are the advantages of symbolic programming?

Symbolic programming allows you to enter and display data objects either by their addresses or by a character string called a symbol. Before writing all or part of a program that uses symbolic programming, all of the symbols used must be entered in a mnemonic symbol database with their corresponding PL7-3 language objects.

How does modular programming work?

Modular programming is performed in several phases: source archiving under PL7-3, generation under XTEL-MOD, and retrieval of elementary modules and/or macro-modules.

What are I/O configuration files used for?

When used in Local mode, certain software tools need to know the I/O configuration of the application. When PL7-3 is used with a V4 station it generates an ASCII file (.IOC extension) containing the I/O configuration.

What are Optional Function Blocks (OFBs)?

Optional Function Blocks (OFBs) are not part of the standard PL7-3 language package. They are an extension of PL7-3, supplied separately on diskette.

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