505 ladder logic timer problem

[atifplus]

I am trying to change the preset valve of timer from HMI (IFIX)

seems like i can't put any V mem address in that section
Is there any trick for doing that logic.


Thanks

 

[curlyandshemp]

I am trying to change the preset valve of timer from HMI (IFIX)

seems like i can't put any V mem address in that section
Is there any trick for doing that logic.


Thanks

Try using the following, This is DOS TiSoft V7.0 screen
Look at element # 737

 

[atifplus]

Try using the following, This is DOS TiSoft V7.0 screen
Look at element # 737

Oh awesome so the preset value is stored in TCP memory
Thanks bud for the help I was thinking of designing a weird ladder to activate hardcoded timer choices

Life saver

 

[curlyandshemp]

From the TiSoft manual

 

[atifplus]

From the TiSoft manual

Thanks was just reading about it. good so i can acess TCC memory too.

 

[Ken Moore]

I am trying to change the preset valve of timer from HMI (IFIX)

seems like i can't put any V mem address in that section
Is there any trick for doing that logic.


Thanks

iFix can access the timer preset directly no reason to use a V memory location at all. I think you've figured that out already. Since the TI timers count down, it's very easy easy to display the time remaining on a HMI screen. With the right scaling on the HMI end, you can convert the seconds to minutes very easily.

 

[atifplus]

iFix can access the timer preset directly no reason to use a V memory location at all. I think you've figured that out already. Since the TI timers count down, it's very easy easy to display the time remaining on a HMI screen. With the right scaling on the HMI end, you can convert the seconds to minutes very easily.

hehe ^^

yeap I am using the TCP and TCC memory. No V-mem needed .

the hard part is now to search for free timer location, and internal coil memory in 505. and i am done

My HMI is done too and it is crazzy.. the button to activate the b-pass with colors indicating if it is on or off and different color if it is completed and now with TCP and TCC i can look at the time :O waaah!!! now i finally got some respect for TI505