ABB DCS 培训课程 T315-05 Exercise 5.2 - RevA.docVIP

Writing Code in a Program Goals Write some simple logic code using Structured Text. Declare variables and connect them to the Input and Output Channels in the IO system. Test the code in on-line mode and observe the status of simple Boolean variables. Force inputs and outputs using the Hardware editor of the relevant IO module. Legend Indicates a key name. | Indicates when you go from one menu to a sub-menu. Bold Indicates a menu name or an option in a menu, or file structures “ “ Indicates dialog box buttons, tabs, instructions etc. ( Indicates start/explanation of student activity Exercise Steps Writing Code in a Program Open the project tree to find the program called ‘Program2’ in the Application_1: Double Click on the Program2 object to launch the Program editor: The code will evaluate three Digital Inputs and set a Digital Output according to the function diagram below: Result is to be True (Active) when either In1 AND In2 are True OR IN3 is True. In1, In2 and In3 will be connected to switches (Digital Input Channels) and Result will be connected to a Digital Output Channel. Declare four variables in the declarations area for Program2 as follows: Name Data TypeIn1 BoolIn2 BoolIn3 BoolResult Bool Write Code in the code editor area, exactly as shown below: Result := In1 AND In2 OR In3; Do a Check of your syntax by clicking on the ‘Check’ Icon in the Tool Bar: You should get 0 Errors and 0 Warnings.  Test that the logic works by going to Test Mode. (Click on the Test Mode Icon in the toolbar). Connecting Variables to IO Channels Connect the Input variables to the IO Channels on the Digital Input module. Connect In1, In2 and In3 to the first three Channels on the Digital Input Module. Open up the hardware structure in the Control Builder and double click on the DI module in the tree: The Hardware editor is presented. Select the ‘Connections’ tab Variables in the project are connected by inserting a path to them in the variables column. Use