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Does MAPware-7000 have a FIRST PASS and ONE SHOT Bit?
You can easily create one by adding a BOOL tag with the initial condition of FALSE. Then on the last rung of the logic block set the bit TRUE.
You can easily create one by adding a BOOL tag with the initial condition of FALSE. Then on the last rung of the logic block set the bit TRUE.
May be related to the DPI setting on the Windows PC. Set it to “Smaller – 100%.”
The beep can be turned off using a Power-on task in the Tasks folder in the Project Information Window. Select Power-On Task > Select Task: Turn Bit Off > Tag: Beeper_control
Tech Note 7013, “PID Loop Configuration” explains the PID (Proportional Integral Derivative) instructions available in MAPware-7000 for Maple Systems HMI + PLC and PLC products. The PID function is used to control process variables such as temperature, pressure, liquid level, or flow rate. Because the controlled process characteristics vary widely, this guide explains basic/general methods…
The basic idea behind a PID controller is to read a sensor, then compute the desired actuator output based on a setpoint by calculating proportional, integral, and derivative responses and summing those three components to compute the output. The PID controller receives the process variable (PV) and controls the manipulation variable (MV) in order to…
Ladder Logic is the primary programming language for PLCs (programmable logic controllers). Ladder Logic’s is a graphical programming language that uses symbols that resemble circuit diagrams and relay logic hardware. It resembles the rungs of a ladder between two horizontal power rails. Our HMI+PLC (HMC) configuration software MAPware-7000 offers more than one hundred Logic Block…
Logic Blocks are commands required to create complex ladder logic routines for your PLC application. Our HMI+PLC (HMC) and PLC (MLC) configuration software MAPware-7000 contains more than one hundred logic block instructions. This provides the flexibility and options needed to craft your application.
Scaling analog inputs can be done using the Scale Function. The MAPware-7000 Getting Started Guide covers scaling an analog input in IEC mode.