ndzied1
Lifetime Supporting Member
Here's an interesting one.
We have a device that has a PB which can only function in toggle mode.
i.e. you press & release it once and the output goes on, then you press & release it again and the output goes off.
We want to use this pushbutton as a pseudo-momentary PB. I think the best we can do is to get a timed pulse out of it. The PLC is a Moeller Easy 800 which I'm still not very familiar with but my plan is to catch the leading and trailing edges of the output and generate a timed pulse when either of these occur. something like:
Then we could use
as our trigger for other operations.
Anyone ever have to do something like this before or think of a better way to approach this?
We have a device that has a PB which can only function in toggle mode.
i.e. you press & release it once and the output goes on, then you press & release it again and the output goes off.
We want to use this pushbutton as a pseudo-momentary PB. I think the best we can do is to get a timed pulse out of it. The PLC is a Moeller Easy 800 which I'm still not very familiar with but my plan is to catch the leading and trailing edges of the output and generate a timed pulse when either of these occur. something like:
PB rising
---] [-----[osr]--------( )
PB falling
---]/[-----[osr]--------( )
rising Pulse/DN Pulse
---] [---+--------]/[-------(TON)
|
falling |
---] [---+
|
Pulse/EN |
---] [---+
Then we could use
Pulse/TT
as our trigger for other operations.
Anyone ever have to do something like this before or think of a better way to approach this?