anybody???

Agree... What plc? what are you trying to do?

'Attach more interrupts to one event'... Not really, unless you can chain them in your code, but I'm tempted to believe that's not what you want to do.

An interrupt handler generally is designed to do something based on a specific trigger, time, input change of state, exception.

Depending on the PLC, you **might** be able to call subroutines from the interrupt, but you need to be careful there of how deeply the stack can be nested, and that your interrupt processing doesn't take too much time, or you will trip the watchdog timer.
 

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