RsLogIx

delay001 · Jul 19, 2016

In Rslogix How it's possible to get opcode since it
only support LAD?

Ken Roach · Jul 19, 2016

Welcome to the Forum !

If you can provide some detail and context for your questions, you can get some better advice from the community.

In general, "opcodes" are instructions used by very low-level assembly language programming. Allen-Bradley controllers include a real-time operating system and structured IEC-1131 control languages, but do not allow assembly-language programming by users.

delay001 · Jul 19, 2016

Ken Roach said:
Welcome to the Forum !

If you can provide some detail and context for your questions, you can get some better advice from the community.

In general, "opcodes" are instructions used by very low-level assembly language programming. Allen-Bradley controllers include a real-time operating system and structured IEC-1131 control languages, but do not allow assembly-language programming by users.

Can you recommend me any ebook that i can download free or online tutorial guides etc

Ken Roach · Jul 19, 2016

Start here: How to ask Questions the Smart Way

You've posted a vague question with very little context or detail, and when I encouraged you to provide more context and detail, you followed up with a question so vague it could be about either logic controllers or chinchilla husbandry.

That's disappointing.

zelrok · Jul 19, 2016

Ken Roach said:
Start here: How to ask Questions the Smart Way

You've posted a vague question with very little context or detail, and when I encouraged you to provide more context and detail, you followed up with a question so vague it could be about either logic controllers or chinchilla husbandry.

That's disappointing.

Maybe this will help:
http://www.worldcat.org/title/empre...1101322/editions?referer=di&editionsView=true

delay001 · Jul 19, 2016

Ken Roach said:
Start here: How to ask Questions the Smart Way

You've posted a vague question with very little context or detail, and when I encouraged you to provide more context and detail, you followed up with a question so vague it could be about either logic controllers or chinchilla husbandry.

That's disappointing.

This what i am looking for,
ructured IEC-1131 control languages

Operaghost · Jul 19, 2016

+1 for Chinchillas

Maybe this will help:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=IEC-1131+control+languages

OG

AGill · Jul 19, 2016

Operaghost said:
+1 for Chinchillas

I'm not so sure
http://infolific.com/pets/chinchillas/why-not-to-have-a-pet-chinchilla/

delay001 · Jul 20, 2016

i want to decode opcode of Rslogix but it's in LAD. how come i do that ?

JeremyM · Jul 20, 2016

You can't; you are working with a proprietary, closed-source platform.

rdrast · Jul 20, 2016

I hate to jump into this train-wreck, but...

What exactly do you mean by "Opcode" ?

On AB Platforms, LADder can be entered, and edited with mnemonics rather than the graphics. Is that what you are looking for?

delay001 · Jul 20, 2016

rdrast said:
I hate to jump into this train-wreck, but...

What exactly do you mean by "Opcode" ?

On AB Platforms, LADder can be entered, and edited with mnemonics rather than the graphics. Is that what you are looking for?

Yes exactly what i am looking for. How do i do that ?

JeremyM · Jul 20, 2016

Select the rung, hit Enter, and start viewing/typing the mnemonics.

AshleyParr · Jul 20, 2016

e.g.
XIC
XIO
OTL
OTU
OTE

to name a few simple ones

John Morris · Jul 20, 2016

Train wrecks and Chinchillas.

Gotta love it when a thread makes a hard left turn.

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