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Cpu001 TP BCD

This document summarizes a BCD pulse timer function block that turns on its output for a specified time period after its input turns on. It accepts a BCD input value between 0-9999 hundredths of a second to set the timer duration. The output remains on for the set time and an elapsed time output increments every hundredth of a second until the timer expires. It requires the PLC to be configured for BCD timer/counter mode and always connects the enable input to the always on flag.

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Cpu001 TP BCD

This document summarizes a BCD pulse timer function block that turns on its output for a specified time period after its input turns on. It accepts a BCD input value between 0-9999 hundredths of a second to set the timer duration. The output remains on for the set time and an elapsed time output increments every hundredth of a second until the timer expires. It requires the PLC to be configured for BCD timer/counter mode and always connects the enable input to the always on flag.

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_CPU001_TP_BCD (1/2)

CPU -001 Basic function Symbol

BCD Pulse Timer: _CPU001_TP_BCD


Turns ON the output for a specified time after the input turns ON.
Always ON (P_On) (BOOL) EN (BOOL) IN (WORD) PT

_CPU001_TP_BCD (BOOL) ENO (WORD) ET

Input ON time (unit: 100 ms)

Elapsed time (unit: 100 ms) (May be omitted.)

File name Applicable models

Conditions for usage

Lib\FLB\omronlib\PLC\CPU\_CPU001_TP_BCD10.cxf CPU Unit CS1*-CPU**H Unit version 3.0 or higher CJ1*-CPU**H Unit version 3.0 or higher CJ1M-CPU** Unit version 3.0 or higher CP1H CP1L CX-Programmer Version 5.0 or higher PLC Properties The PV update method for timers and counters must be set to BCD in the PLC Setup. A compiling error will occur if BCD mode is not set. The mode can be set in the PLC Properties in the CX-Programmer.

Function description

Shared Resources Timers ENO is turned ON for the time specified in ON time when the Input turns ON. The Elapsed time will be incremented until the ON time is reached.
IN ON OFF

ENO

ON OFF

ET

PT

PT

EN input condition Restrictions Input variables

Connect the EN input to the Always ON Flag (P_On). If the input variables are out of range, the ENO Flag will turn OFF and the FB will not be processed. The ON time input variable must be BCD between #0000 and #9999. If a setting is not within range, ENO is turned OFF.

_CPU001_TP_BCD (2/2)

Application example

Always ON (P_On) Input Bit A ON time (unit: 100 ms) #10 (BOOL) EN (BOOL) IN (WORD) PT

_CPU001_TP_BCD (BOOL) ENO (WORD) ET

Bit B

Elapsed time (unit: 100 ms)

Bit A

ON OFF

Bit B

ON OFF 1s 1s

Related FBs

Use the correct FB for the timer/counter PV update mode set in the PLC Setup. Binary mode: Binary Pulse Timer (_CPU002_TP_BIN) BCD mode: BCD Pulse Timer (_CPU001_TP_BCD)

Variable Tables Input Variables Name EN Input ON time

Variable name EN IN PT

Data type BOOL BOOL WORD

Default

Range

#0000 to #9999

Description 1 (ON): FB started. 0 (OFF): FB not started. Turn ON to start timing. Specify the ON pulse time (unit: 100 ms). For example, #30 means 3 seconds.

Output Variables Name ENO Elapsed time (May be omitted.)

Variable name ENO ET

Data type BOOL WORD

Range

Description Turns ON for a specified time after the input turns ON. Outputs the time that Input was ON until the ON time is reached (unit: 100 ms).

Version History Version 1.00

Date 2004.6.

Contents Original production

Note This manual is a reference that explains the function block functions. It does not explain the operational limitations of Units, components, or combinations of Units and components. Always read and understand the Operation Manuals for the systems Units and other components before using them.

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