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Structure Text Programming - Codesys 15

The document summarizes structured text programming, highlighting variables, functions, and syntax, along with differences between standard and Allen Bradley implementations. It includes a traffic light example to demonstrate a ControlLogix application. Additionally, it presents practice problems for writing structured text programs to replace ladder logic and implement Boolean equations.

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Structure Text Programming - Codesys 15

The document summarizes structured text programming, highlighting variables, functions, and syntax, along with differences between standard and Allen Bradley implementations. It includes a traffic light example to demonstrate a ControlLogix application. Additionally, it presents practice problems for writing structured text programs to replace ladder logic and implement Boolean equations.

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19.4 SUMMARY

• Structured text programming variables, functions, syntax were discussed.


• The differences between the standard and the Allen Bradley implementation were indicated as
appropriate.
• A traffic light example was used to illustrate a ControlLogix application

19.5 PRACTICE PROBLEMS

1. Write a structured text program that will replace the following ladder logic.
A active
EQU MOV
Source A 20 Source -2
Source B n Dest n
A LEQ
Source A n active
Source B 20
active

active
ADD
Source A n
Source B 2
Dest n
LOG
Source n
Dest x

SUB
Source A x
Source B 1
Dest x
MUL
Source A x
Source B 2
Dest x

2. Implement the following Boolean equations in a Structured Text program. If the program was for a state
machine what changes would be required to make it work?

light = ( light + dark • switch ) • switch • light

dark = ( dark + light • switch ) • switch • dark

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