On these modules are still many shortcomings because some features such as print and file save LogixPro capability deactivated and limited only to use the function I / O, Door, and Silo simulations. However, you are only given 15 days to use the trial module. Or Download from my google drive, click here LogixPro 500 is a free software that you can download directly (Vista and Win7) from the official website of the company. However, in this training module, we focus to do a combination of ProSim-II simulation process with PLC Editor / Emulator to obtain conditions similar to Allen-Bradley (Rockwell) RSLogix 500. Allen-Bradley has a modular device so that its device components separately, between the CPU, IO and memory, which is incorporated in a rack that requires many other supporting software such as Concept and Prosimgraphspro. The module is quite complete and could be a tool to learn Allen-Bradley's (Rockwell) RSLogix 500 ranging from how to work and ladder diagrams easily. LogixPro 500 Simulator PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) is a software simultor PLC that can be easily obtained on the internet for free so that the simulation module can be used student as learning materials. Popular simulation module used is LogixPro 500 PLC Simulator. The solution of technical problems in this field is to devise a training exercise modules PLC using PLC simulator. In addition to expensive, PLC control circuit is usually connected with the plant, so it is too risky if used for training. Play with that and see what you come up with.As the automatic control machine, PLC can not freely be used for training for beginners technician.
Maybe something to keep the motor running after the full light goes off? With the logixpro you can run single scan to check things out. You need to figure a way to keep that motor running until the next bottle is in place. I would assume from your logic that it is not properly moving the next bottle into position. Ok, now to address your problem - but you didnt let us know what the problem is. Our focus is on readability of the logic and making it easy for the next poor sapp that has to follow our logic. We are not computer scientists attempting to optimize our code for size (after Microsoft I am not sure anyone is any more). Also, I believe a well written program is not a concise, compact program. So just because it didnt have one when you put it in doesnt mean it wont have one in a year. The nature of PLC programs are that they can be changed.
Anything actuated by a lamp will then be actuated by the test button. Many times lamps will have lamp test buttons. First I would stay away from using indicator lamp outputs to actuate other logic in your program. Let me give you some pointers for the real world. Let me say that I am not familiar enough with the routine you are working on to say a lot about it.
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