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anilreddy
2008-05-23
2010-07-12
  • anilreddy - 2008-05-23

    This is anil.i have one doubt about jump instruction in ladder or fbd language.

    here i am explaining the problem.

    we are using CCP XS 10inch screen and for development, tool is CoDeSys V2.3.

    when i use jump instruction in Ladder Logic / FBD it is not functioning.and if i search for these things in Help , there is no clear data/help topics about jump

    i.e. not explained with example.can anybody send with example .it is very useful for us. here i am attaching the programming also.please check it whether is correct or not.

    my mail address : e aneel24reddy@yahoo.co.in e

    awaiting for reply.[/code]

    test_jump.pro [44.78 KiB]

     
  • Anonymous - 2008-05-24

    Originally created by: pn

    hi

    Anil !

    You can use

    Case [var] of

    0:

    1:

    End_case

    is in ST. I will come back to u after discussing this problem to my Senior.

    Are you using CoDeSys for Screen programming of HMI.

    Can you tell me what type & make & manufacturer of that HMI if that is.

    Prabhakar Nigam

     
  • anilreddy - 2008-05-26

    thanks for giving reply

    yes we are using codesys for PLC and HMI also.

    that is CC systems make.ccpxs 10 inch screen

    tool is codesys2.3

    please send me using of jump instruction in FBD/LD with example.

    i tried by giving jump instruction with label name but it is not working.

    and moreever there is no help.

    best

    Anil.M

    pn hat geschrieben:
    hi
    Anil !
    You can use
    Case [var] of
    0:
    1:
    End_case
    is in ST. I will come back to u after discussing this problem to my Senior.
    Are you using CoDeSys for Screen programming of HMI.
    Can you tell me what type & make & manufacturer of that HMI if that is.
    Prabhakar Nigam

     
  • Ralph Holz - 2008-05-26

    Here is your example!

    Regards

    Ralph

    jump.pro [10.25 KiB]

     
  • anilreddy - 2008-05-26

    where is example

    Ralph Holz hat geschrieben:
    Here is your example!
    Regards
    Ralph

     
  • Ralph Holz - 2008-05-26

    Log in and you will find it

     
  • Anonymous - 2010-07-12

    Originally created by: Carmichael_keith

    I Have looked at your example, the jump is working but because you have the jump pointing to the next natural line anyway, there is no difference whether enable is true or not. try adding a new line in between the 2 lines that you have there already and you will see that line being skipped when en is true.

     

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