How do we implement a cycle call function for the SLC 500?

[Andromeda424]

I'm struggling to implement the test case which is highlighted. What ends up happening is the servo starts when I turn the cycle on, but it turns off when I turn the cycle off. How do I make it so that, after forcing the IO on and then off, it does a certain output.

I appreciate any help I can get on this!

 

[Operaghost]

I'm struggling to implement the test case which is highlighted. What ends up happening is the servo starts when I turn the cycle on, but it turns off when I turn the cycle off. How do I make it so that, after forcing the IO on and then off, it does a certain output.

I appreciate any help I can get on this!

I think we need to see the first three steps to understand the progression.

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[Andromeda424]

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[5618]

Search this forum or other online resources for “duplicate destructive bits.” You're trying to OTE and also OTL B3:0/5 in two separate rungs. While this could be made to technically function with code that compensates, it’s not a good method and leads to problems and confusion. Have any output bit acted upon by a single OTE or by OTL/OTU commands, but don’t mix OTE and latches. Clean that up and you might be good.