All our PLC and Expansion Modules have LED Indicators for easy visual confirmation of errors. Our free PLC Programing software comes with built-in trouble shooting window allowing users to go on line and see a detailed list of errors.
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Our free PLC configuration software comes includes a PID Auto-Tuning feature that makes setting up your PID Loop easier than ever.
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MapleLogic is our free, user friendly programming software for our Micro and Modular PLCs. Generally it should only take a few hours to get familiar with the software and understand the features available. We have an extensive documentation collection including; manuals and guides, tutorials, videos, sample projects, tech notes and much more.
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You will need all the .PLC files and related files next to it to be kept together. Right click the main file and create a zip file. Now you can email the project file to a different PC easily.
To find the default IP address of a Maple Systems PLC, locate the Parameter folder in your project folder in MapleLogic, click the Ethernet tab and you’ll see the default IP address right on top.
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Yes. MapleLogic includes simulation modes that allow you to test your logic and communication before implementing your PLC project. For more information, check out our How to use the PLC Simulator and Online Edit in MapleLogic tutorial page, which includes step-by-step instructions, instructional video, and a sample project related to using simulation modes in MapleLogic.
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, counter, and floating-point.
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…
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…
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…