JoshM Member J Join Date Mar 2012 Location NYC Posts 54 Mar 6, 2012 #1 Hi, Is it possible to take the accumulator from an Enhanced PID (PIDE) in RSLogix 5000 and copy it to another PID or PIDE? Thank you, Josh
Hi, Is it possible to take the accumulator from an Enhanced PID (PIDE) in RSLogix 5000 and copy it to another PID or PIDE? Thank you, Josh
rdrast Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date Apr 2003 Location South Carolina Lowcountry Posts 5,544 Mar 7, 2012 #2 The accumulator is just the output value. .SO if you want it before the control limits are applied.
JoshM Member OP J Join Date Mar 2012 Location NYC Posts 54 May 24, 2012 #3 rdrast, Thank you for your response, but I disagree. There is no .SO in PIDE and the accumulator is the integral or memory of the loop, not the output. Regards, Josh
rdrast, Thank you for your response, but I disagree. There is no .SO in PIDE and the accumulator is the integral or memory of the loop, not the output. Regards, Josh
Mickey Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date May 2003 Location Palmdale,Ca Posts 10,659 May 24, 2012 #4 If by "accumulator" you mean it's integral sum then I don't believe that value is available to read or write to. Maybe if you explain to the PID gurus why you want to do that, they could offer some solutions. See manual below. page 64 http://literature.rockwellautomatio...sedType=Full&passedParameter=1756-RM006D-EN-P Last edited: May 24, 2012
If by "accumulator" you mean it's integral sum then I don't believe that value is available to read or write to. Maybe if you explain to the PID gurus why you want to do that, they could offer some solutions. See manual below. page 64 http://literature.rockwellautomatio...sedType=Full&passedParameter=1756-RM006D-EN-P
rdrast Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date Apr 2003 Location South Carolina Lowcountry Posts 5,544 May 25, 2012 #5 JoshM said: rdrast, Thank you for your response, but I disagree. There is no .SO in PIDE and the accumulator is the integral or memory of the loop, not the output. Regards, Josh Click to expand... Oh, right, PIDE... sorry, and I know what the integral accumulator is, but no, there is none accessible.
JoshM said: rdrast, Thank you for your response, but I disagree. There is no .SO in PIDE and the accumulator is the integral or memory of the loop, not the output. Regards, Josh Click to expand... Oh, right, PIDE... sorry, and I know what the integral accumulator is, but no, there is none accessible.