hi, i encountered some problems about S5

hello, i have some question about SIEMENS S5

In the program, there has something that i am not sure the means, and i do not have the manual

book. So i wanna to ask someone who know these do me a favor to tell me this:
first question:
OB22

SEGMENTO 1 0000

0000 :A DB 10
0001 :L KF +0 ' there what's the meaning of "KF"?
0003 :T DW 50 'what's the meaning of "DW"?, and i have seen "EW","MW",what's them

means?
.
.
.
000F :L KH 0D6 ' there what's the meaning of "KH"?
.
.
.
:SPB =M001 'what's the meaning of "SPB"?
:U A 11.4 'what's the meaning of "U"?
second question:

PB1
SEGMENTO 1

PAGE # OPERATOR PANEL SET

MW84 ...------
| Z1 F |
| != |
| | E8.2 M64.0
KF +3 | Z2 Q|----------| |-------------()

the question is what the function's meaning? if the number in MW84 not equal with +3 ,

then output a signal?


third question:
in some blocks, there has these

---------
|RLG:AA |
| | what's the meaning of "RLG:AA"? and "RLG:AE" then?
| |

by the way, where can i find some user manuals of these things?
i have learned compile language before, it is not hard for me to see these S5 stripts,

thank u, if anyone can help me.

KF=Fixed point decimal
KH=Hexadecimal
KM=Binary
KY=Byte decimal 2 unsigned values seperated with a comma
KB=Byte decimal 1 unsigned value
KS=ASCII string
KG=Floating point

DW=Data word
U ="and" (scan for 1)
!= equal

Fb 243 is used to divide 1 fixed point binary number by another.
Z1=dividend
Z2=divisor

Gotta go

Hi,

First question

0000 :A DB 10

0001 :L KF +0    load festpunt value (0,1,2...,150...) 



0003 :T DW 50    Datawort (DW) is a memoryplace in a datablock and a

                 datablock can contain up to 255 datawords. 

                 A dataword is 16 bit. 

                 Eingangswort (EW) inputword also 16 bit.

                 Merkerwort (MW) flagword also 16 bit.



000F :L KH 0D6   load hexadecimal value '0D6'



SPB =M001        sprung bedingt to M001 is the same as jump on

                 condition



U A 11.4         Und is the same as AND, Ausgang is the same as 

                 Output 11.4

I don't understand your second question?

And can you specify the tird question also. I think that your talking about an FB 24x which is an analogsignal convertor block.

AA = analog ausgang meaning analog Output
AE = analog eingang meaning analog Input

If you have Step5 for windows you can select in which language you want to program.

Rudi

thank u, thank u very much

thank you, Mike Williams and Fritz_frederix !!

you both are so kind, and i think i have got what i wanna to know from you answers.
thank you

and,by the way, do you have the user manual which can tell me "!=" means what, and etc.

my email addr is [email protected]

if anyone has that ,please do me a favor send me one.

sorry, i have sth. need to ask

sorry Fritz_frederix , to bother you again, but i am not sure i have got the idea of what your meaning.
look this:

SPB =M001 sprung bedingt to M001 is the same as jump on
condition

so the "M001" is the jumping destination? or someting?

can you give a full example of how to use the "SPB" ?
thank u

LiHao

'!= ' is a compare for equal.

For example:-

!=F //this would compare the fixed-point number is accum 2 to the fixed point number is accum 1, if they are equal then the RLO is 1.

so the "M001" is the jumping destination? or someting?........ SPB =M001 sprung bedingt to M001 is the same as jump on condition

Click to expand...

I assume that Rudi means that SPB would be the same as JC (jump conditional)

M001 is the 'label' of the jump destination.

You might want to take a look at this thread it 'sort' of dealt with jumps and the like.

Click here

Paul

LiHao

as Rudi mentioned, see if you can change your language from German to English, then you can download manuals from:

http://www.ad.siemens.de/simatic/controller/html_76/support/techdoku.htm
or
http://www.ad.siemens.com/simatic/controller/html_76/asindex.htm


but if you have problems, post back to me an I will email one to you -but they are 3-5MB each! so let me know what processor you have

M

another link to try for S5 manuals is:

http://www4.ad.siemens.de/-snm-0135...4-163-165-177-&lang=en&siteid=cseus&aktprim=0

(you may need to copy and paste this into your browser, but the shortcut should work), then expand the documents tree as you need

M

thank you PLucas, i think i have got what you means.
and i have seen your link.
then, Moebius, i am sorry to tell you that the link you gave me maybe not the exact i really wanna to find. on the SIEMENS website, i do not see the manual about s5, only a catalog about that.
and the link you give me. i am so sorry but i really can't find where the s5 manual is.

i do not wanna to bother you, but if you have other links, can you do me a favor to give me another one? thank you.

Lihao,

What kind of S5 do you have

95U
100U
115U
135U
155U

?

Rudi

Lihao,

The manual for the

90U, 95U, 100U



115U



135U


155U

Good luck

Rudi

Rudi, couldn't follow your links

you could try :

http://www4.ad.siemens.de/-snm-0135...4-163-165-177-&lang=en&siteid=cseus&aktprim=0

(the attached text file also has the link, cut and paste this into your browser)

This will take you to the documents, under service and support for S5

then go down through the tree for the cpu's, etc (make sure the tree on the left is showing, you may have to drag it open)

M

Hi Moebius,

The link you're showing is exactly the same as I tought I was showing, but something went wrong It worked yesterday but then those links were open at the time. Today the link failed to work.
Thanks for the reply, i'd better check my links next time.

Rudi

sorry, i encounter some question...

now im in the website of
http://www4.ad.siemens.de/-snm-0135...cseus&aktprim=0

but i still can not find where the manual is....maybe im so ...

sorry to tell you these.
thank you all the same.

sorry, i encounter some question...

now im in the website of
http://www4.ad.siemens.de/-snm-0135...cseus&aktprim=0

but i still can not find where the manual is....maybe im so ...

sorry to tell you these.
thank you all the same.
i encounter the site like the pic i shot.
do i need to sign in first?