zimmerjf Member Z Join Date Nov 2004 Posts 3 Dec 3, 2004 #1 hello, new guy here...Are there 1-shots on Allen Bradley Pico PLC's? If not, is there a simple circuit that I could build to act as a 1-shot?
hello, new guy here...Are there 1-shots on Allen Bradley Pico PLC's? If not, is there a simple circuit that I could build to act as a 1-shot?
Ron Beaufort Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date Jul 2002 Location Charleston, SC Posts 5,701 Dec 3, 2004 #2 maybe ... sorry I don't have more time ... but take a look at page 4-48 [Adobe Reader page 106 of 190] of the PICO User Manual I have NO experience with PICO ... but this looks promising ... good luck ...
maybe ... sorry I don't have more time ... but take a look at page 4-48 [Adobe Reader page 106 of 190] of the PICO User Manual I have NO experience with PICO ... but this looks promising ... good luck ...
Steve Bailey Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator Join Date Apr 2002 Location The boondocks of Western Massachusetts USA Posts 8,589 Dec 3, 2004 #3 I don't know whether the Pico's instruction set includes a one-shot, but here's a generic method to roll your own. Event Lockout One-Shot --] [----]/[------------( )- Event Lockout --] [-------------------( )-
I don't know whether the Pico's instruction set includes a one-shot, but here's a generic method to roll your own. Event Lockout One-Shot --] [----]/[------------( )- Event Lockout --] [-------------------( )-
elevmike Member Join Date Feb 2004 Location Detroit, MI Posts 4,012 Dec 3, 2004 #4 If the "event" is driven by a mechanical switch or pushbutton you may want to setup an anti-bounce circuit to your code. Event Lockout One-Shot --] [----]/[------------( )- Event Lockout --] [-------------+------( )- | lockout ABT | --] [-----]/[-----+ Event ABT --]/[-----------[timer] 1/2 sec Last edited: Dec 3, 2004
If the "event" is driven by a mechanical switch or pushbutton you may want to setup an anti-bounce circuit to your code. Event Lockout One-Shot --] [----]/[------------( )- Event Lockout --] [-------------+------( )- | lockout ABT | --] [-----]/[-----+ Event ABT --]/[-----------[timer] 1/2 sec
g.robert Lifetime Supporting Member G Join Date Aug 2003 Location texas Posts 320 Dec 3, 2004 #5 Pico does not have one shot built in. The examples shown in the other post will do what you want and reset itself after each power re-cycle. You could add another trigger to reset other than power cycling.
Pico does not have one shot built in. The examples shown in the other post will do what you want and reset itself after each power re-cycle. You could add another trigger to reset other than power cycling.