I have a question about Timing diagrams??

[Fredrow]

I am using RSlogix 5000 v.17. I just wanted to know if there was any software around that would give me the timing diagrams of each rung in my routine?

Thanks.

 

[OZEE]

What EXACTLY are you wanting??

 

[Fredrow]

Like my first question said. I just wanted to know if there was any software around or if even there is a feature inside RSlogix 5000 that would give me the timing diagram of the timers I have in each rung of my routine.

 

[leitmotif]

Like my first question said. I just wanted to know if there was any software around or if even there is a feature inside RSlogix 5000 that would give me the timing diagram of the timers I have in each rung of my routine.

Please sample of what you are looking forDan Bentler

 

[Fredrow]

I am doing a lab write up for class. I had to make 3 programs. Each one has a timer in it. In our lab write up we have to include the wiring diagram, the ladder logic diagram, and also the timing diagram. I will attach the a screen shot of the first program, and I will attach a sample of a timing diagram too.

Basically I am trying to find a simple and clean looking way to add the timing diagram into my lab write up. I am just seeing if there is any software around that would give me a screen shot of the timing diagram for each rung in my routine in RSlogix 5000.

 

[bernie_carlton]

I think you'll have to create your own timing diagrams. It would appear that this would be a static timing diagram of the timer itself. They diagrams will be fairly generic with different names and possibly timer preset/accumulated count inserted plugged in.

 

[OkiePC]

If you can be online with the PLC and run your program, you could use a Trend in RSLogix5000. Set up the pens for the bits and words of the timer. Use independent scales, and take a screenshot (ALT+PRTSCRN) when the trend holds the data you want. then paste it into your favorite bitmap editor for polishing touches...

 

[leitmotif]

xcel would be good manaul way of doing this. Enter time for X values in table and 1 for on and 0.1 for off as Y values then graph it (use 0.1 only to keep line off X axis)


Dan Bentler