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Timers - TMR and TMRF: Latch Timer Input If It May Go Low Before Timeout! TMR: 0.1s To 999.9s TMRF: 0.01s To 99.99s

The document discusses different types of timers, counters, and memory used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It describes latch timers that can trigger events, accumulative timers that can be started, stopped, and reset, and stage counters that can be reset with a special coil. It also explains that PLC memory uses octal addresses to store 16-bit values or binary coded decimal constants in 2-byte locations, and that the accumulator is used to perform math and load values into memory locations.

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Timers - TMR and TMRF: Latch Timer Input If It May Go Low Before Timeout! TMR: 0.1s To 999.9s TMRF: 0.01s To 99.99s

The document discusses different types of timers, counters, and memory used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It describes latch timers that can trigger events, accumulative timers that can be started, stopped, and reset, and stage counters that can be reset with a special coil. It also explains that PLC memory uses octal addresses to store 16-bit values or binary coded decimal constants in 2-byte locations, and that the accumulator is used to perform math and load values into memory locations.

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Timers - TMR and TMRF

Latch timer input if it may go low


before timeout!
TMR: 0.1s to 999.9s
TMRF: 0.01s to 99.99s
Timers - TMR and TMRF
You can use the current timer value to trigger events.
Timers - TMRA and TMRAF
Accumulative Timer (TMRA)
- Can be started, stopped and reset
Counters - CNT
Counters - UDC
Counters - SGCNT
What if you need to reset a
counter after you have left
the stage?
Counters - SGCNT
Stage Counter
-Reset with a special
RST coil.
PLC Memory
Memory Addresses
V0000, V0001, V0002,,V0007,V0010
Addresses are specified in OCTAL (base 8)
Memory Values
Each memory location holds 16 bits (2 bytes)
Constants
Constants to load into memory are specified in
Binary Coded Decimal (BCD)
Two BCD digits fit in one byte, four digits in one
memory location
PLC Memory
Memory locations are loaded from the
ACCUMULATOR, where all math is done
The Accumulator is 32 bits wide
LDD loads accumulator with an eight digit
BCD number
OUT moves this number into memory
Math Functions
V2000, V2006, V2010 are variable memory locations
PLC Memory

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