FAQ Category: MapleLogic

If your PLC powers on, and indicates that it’s in “stop” mode via the LEDs on the unit, but the “error” LED is off, then it’s likely that the physical “run/stop” switch on your PLC…

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These instructions detail how to transfer a MapleLogic project file to a different directory or device.  In order to open your MapleLogic project properly after the transfer, you will need the *.PLC file, as well…

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To find the default IP address of your new PLC, and to change its IP address, first click the red Parameter folder in the project window menu in MapleLogic, then click PLC Parameter. Then, in…

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MapleLogic has the ability to run a project file in simulation mode for testing purposes. Simulation mode uses the computers loopback address of 127.0.0.1. The loopback address connects to the local computer and simulates PLC…

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In MapleLogic registers store data used for control logic and operations. They hold values such as integers or bits. Registers are essential for monitoring inputs, and controlling outputs. Common register types include discrete, word, timer,…

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Ladder Diagram, a graphical programming language, is used to design logic for PLCs. Maple Systems Inc. MapleLogic PLC programming software utilizes Ladder Diagram, LD for short. Each rung represents a specific control operation with inputs…

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MapleLogic utilizes logical control operations in a ladder diagram called a “rung”. Each rung contains inputs and outputs. Inputs are usually sensors, switches, or conditions that control output devices. Rungs evaluate from left to right…

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MapleLogic is a software suite owned by Maple Systems Inc. It is a robust programming software for Maple Systems Micro and Modular PLCs. It programs PLCs to communicate to sensors, switches, motors, HMIs, and more…

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