施耐德PLC讲座10 DFB.pptVIP

Concept V2.6 Lesson 10 Objectives: After completing this lesson, the learner will be able to: Create a Derived Function Block. Use a Derived Function Block in a Concept Project. Identify the use of a Derived function Block within a Project. Zoom into and animate the internal logic of a Derived Function block. Concept V2.6 The Derived Function Block Concept V2.6 Downloaded only one time independent from the number of invocations. Allows online monitoring at runtime for every invocation. Concept V2.6 A DFB is user logic encapsulated in a reusable module / block. It supports 32 input pins and 32 output pins. DFB variables are internal and local to that DFB..... It is created with CONCEPT DFB Editor, using FBD, LD, IL or ST languages. A DFB is graphically depicted with double vertical lines. Concept V2.6 Variables: Internal / Local assignments: DFB Variables NO located Variables Constants Literals Inputs / Outputs (unlocated): These variables are used to define the internal pins of DFBs They don’t occupy any reference addresses and are managed by the system Concept V2.6 NOTE: If Security is enabled, the User MUST have Supervisor or Tools access rights Concept V2.6 The Process Develop logic in new CONCEPT program and simulate Select all and copy logic code to Windows clipboard Close CONCEPT software Open CONCEPT DFB Open new DFB: Create new Section Paste logic code from clipboard Test / simulate finished DFB in CONCEPT project Concept V2.6 DFB Programming Programs the same as CONCEPT projects Multiple sections allowed All specific Elements and Objects of the current Program language can be used, Including other DFBs Languages available: FBD, LD, IL or ST Languages NOT available: SFC Concept V2.6 DFB Variables: Variable Editor, Inputs / Outputs / Variables Concept V2.6 DFB Variable Lookup Table: Inputs / Outputs / Variables Concept V2.6 Saving DFB’s: Save as Global DFB CONCEPT software distinguishes between global and local DFBs. Global DFBs can be u