Yes, R6 is only ON for 1 scan of the PLC (so that the alarm cannot be silenced more than 2 times). You probably cannot even SEE R6 turn on, because it will be very fast, probably ON for only 3 to 8 miliseconds. The ONE-SHOT DF is required by your project instructions. R6 is NOT the 102% Alarm Output. R5 is the "HIGH LEVEL SAFETY LIMIT" internal relay that shows 102% Tank Level has been reached, and it will be ON only until the SIMULATED tank level drops below 102%.The situation is the alarm will ring as it exceeds the 100% of water level. So if I press the X3 (Alarm Silence Pushbutton), it will stop ringing. But I did on the FPWIN-GR program, and the R6 (Alarm Silence One-Shot) is not on when it reaches 102% level of water, as it exceed the limits.
No, I am incorrect, so you need to change your program to stop at 102% Tank Level, and not restart until you press START again.If the high limit is met at a preset value of 102% full the process will shut down and a strobe light will turn on.
Yes, you could simulate part of it with those items. You would also need some devices for the Ultransonic Level Detector, and the High Limit Strobe Light, 50% Level Light, 75% Level Light, and 100% Level Light.very complicated
but it look interesting.
can we use air pump motor(aquarium pump) with hose,LED to detect level of water,water container and buzzer to do this project?
Here is version R1 that attempts to stop the simulator exactly when R5 HIGH LEVEL SAFETY LIMIT is ON. I added a REST BUTTON X4, so that you can continue after done looking and listening to the alarm horn.
The ZIP file has to be decompressed (extracted), and saved to your FPWIN-GR software "Documents" file folder, before you can OPEN it.
I don't know what you have in your program. Please post a copy of the program you are running here, and I will try to help you find the problems. When is only R1 ON? When the program is first started, of course only R1 (the 0% LEVEL SWITCH) will be ON at that time. When the Start pushbutton X0 is pressed, timer TMX 0 starts running, the F118 UP-DOWN counter starts counting and counts above 0, causing R1 to go OFF.Why is only R1 only ON?
Your timer is not running, or your counter is not counting. Check Rungs 54 to see if R0 is ON, which should turn on Timer TMX 0. Check Rung 50 to see if Y1 is ON. If both these are true, then you have your program set up incorrectly, or you do not have your program loaded onto the PLC, or you do not have your PLC in RUN mode.I can't see the level of water rising.
What about R0? It is the SYSTEM RUN RELAY, and should be ON before anything else will work. If R0 is on, and the tank levels are not working, then the Function F118 UP-DOWN COUNTER is not working as described in the manual (maybe an error in the manual description about how F118 works). Check X4 to make sure that it is OFF while F118 should be counting. X4 should only go on when you want to Reset the counter to 0.R1 is processing/ 0% level only ON while the other output relays are not ON, as it increase 50%,75% and 100%.
Okay, Fidamin, now you have given me something to help you figure out why it is not working. The counter is not counting, and apparently it is always set to "0", so looking at the manual, on Page 3-328, the Counter K102 top number is not actually transferred to the Counter Preset value UNLESS the counter reset operation is first done. So you need to insert a rung and add a parallel branch on the F118 Counter, below the X4 Reset button, and add a NOT R0 (--|/|-- RO). This should cause the counter to reset the counter BEFORE the SYSTEM R0 relay goes ON (and moves K102 to the counter preset memory area.The only outputs that are ON are outputs R0 and R1. The F118 counter up and down didn't count from K0 to K102. So the counter C100 isn't counting. F118 counter needs to replace as its not counting properly.
Question for you: Is the Timer TMX 0 running from 0 to 10 and then resetting? In your picture, it appears to be equal to "9" when you made the picture. If so, that is one step that is working. If the timer is not timing up to 10 x 0.1 seconds, then resetting, that can keep the F118 Counter from working.F118 Up-Down Counter
Precautions during programming
If the elapsed value area has been specified as a hold type memory area, the elapsed value acts in accordance with the contents being retained.
Be aware that, when an operation is begun, the set values are not automatically preset to the elapsed value area. To preset these values, the reset (bottom counter input) must be switched from the “on” to the “off” state.