I don't have the TwidoSuite software, but looking at the Twido Software Reference Manual, you would use a Timer Block, setup for a TON Timer, followed by an output that goes one when the timer reaches its Preset Value. For the Timer output, use an internal relay (M bit address) or flag bit, not one of your valuable Q or external Outputs. Use the Timer "M" output bit in place of the Timer Done bits in my previously posted program.Any help for the timer command would be greatly appreciated. I have a hard time understanding the help file of TwidoSuite for the timer.
The Allen Bradley RSLogix Timer Done bit does the same job as the standard Timer bit in most other PLC software programs. In other words, most PLC software programs only have 1 timer bit, where the RSLogix software has the usual timer output bit (called DN), plus two others, Timer Timing (TT) and Timer Enabled (EN). In my program, knowing this about the Twido Timer block, I was careful to arrange the program so it uses ONLY the Timer DN logic bits, because in Twido that standard timer output is your one-and-only timer bit choice.Also the usual TM/DN is either a command in 2 steps or something I have yet to find.