I'm just curious, I'd like to communicate better with people who work with me from other companies about programming. Here, we have a standard way of programming machines. And if/when we get outside machines done for us, we'd like them to be done similarly, makes for easier troubleshooting later on in life by our maintenance crew.
This is an example of how our sequences are usually structured. I'm sure this is nothing original, not claiming it is, but I'd like to be able to explain to others how our standard machines are programmed. Without throwing them an example each time, is there a name for this?
I:0/1 B21/1 B20/1
---| |-----|/|------------------{OTE}
B20/1 T4:1
---| |--------------------------[TON]
B20/1 T4:1.DN Complete B21/1
---| |-----| |---------|/|------{OTE}
|
B21/1 |
---| |----------
B21/1 B21/2 B20/2
---| |-----|/|------------------{OTE}
B20/2 T4:2
---| |--------------------------[TON]
B20/2 T4:2.DN Complete B21/2
---| |-----| |---------|/|------{OTE}
|
B21/2 |
---| |----------
B21/2 I:0/1 Complete
---| |-----|/|------------------{OTE}
This is an example of how our sequences are usually structured. I'm sure this is nothing original, not claiming it is, but I'd like to be able to explain to others how our standard machines are programmed. Without throwing them an example each time, is there a name for this?