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Instruction List Programming

The document discusses instruction list (IL) programming which is a fundamental level of PLC programming language. It explains the components of an IL program including instructions, operators, modifiers and operands. It also covers converting electric diagrams, ladder diagrams and GRAFCET diagrams to equivalent IL programs.

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Instruction List Programming

The document discusses instruction list (IL) programming which is a fundamental level of PLC programming language. It explains the components of an IL program including instructions, operators, modifiers and operands. It also covers converting electric diagrams, ladder diagrams and GRAFCET diagrams to equivalent IL programs.

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INSTRUCTION LIST PROGRAMMING

Instruction list (IL) programming is defined as part of the IEC 61131 standard. It uses very
simple instructions similar to the original mnemonic programming languages developed for
PLCs. It is the most fundamental level of programming language - all other programming
languages can be converted to IL programs. Most programmers do not use IL programming
on a daily basis, unless they are using hand held programmers.

1. Instruction

An Instruction list (IL) is composed of a series of instructions. Each instruction begins on a


new line and consists of:

 an Operator ,
 if necessary with a Modifier and
 if necessary one or more Operands

Should several operands be used, they are separated by commas. It is possible for a label to be
in front of the instruction. This label is followed by a colon. A comment can follow the
instruction

2. Basic instruction

The following table gives a list representative of this language:

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3. Conversion of the electric diagram into ladder

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4. Conversion of ladder to instruction list

5. Conversion of the GRAFCET instruction list

Let consider the same GRAFCET used in ladder diagram the instruction list would be :

Out put

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