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Programming LOGO!

3.9 Memory space and circuit program size

	LOGO!
136	Manual, 04/2011, A5E03556174-01

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LOGO! installation Wiring Configuring LogoManual 04/2011 PrefaceLegal information Qualified PersonnelProper use of Siemens products TrademarksPreface Purpose of this manualLOGO!s place in information technology GuideNew features of the LOGO! 0BA7 device series Valid range of this manualNew features of the LOGO! 0BA6 device series Extended real-time clock backup timeSupport of data logging New special function blocks0BA6 versus device series 0BA0 to 0BA5 Additional differences compared to previous devices0BA7 versus devices series 0BA0 to 0BA6 Additional support Preface Table of contents Table of contents 137279 317 319349 351Heres Logo Getting started with LogoWhat LOGO! can do for you Which expansion modules are available? Which devices are available?Which display modules are available? Which communication modules are available? Features of the LOGO! TDIts your choice Getting started with Logo LOGO! structure %$ /2*25& %$ /2*25&%$ /2*25& /2*25& RUN/STOP LED LOGO! AM2 LOGO! AM2 AQ 0 .. V DC or 0/4 .. mA LOGO! CM EIB/KNXHow to identify Logo LOGO! TDSymbols Symbol Designation Supply voltage Inputs Outputs Properties VersionsSymbol Name Power supply Inputs Outputs Expansion modulesCommunication modules Symbol Name Supply voltage DisplayText Display Module Certification and approvals ID for AustraliaID for Korea Recycling and DisposalLOGO! installation and wiring General guidelinesSafety of electronic control equipment What you must note when installingIntroduction Reliability Risks Carrying out testsImportant information Maximum LOGO! network setup 0BA7 only Modular LOGO! setupMaximum LOGO! 0BA7 network setup Typical LOGO! 0BA7 network setup is shown below Maximum setup with expansion and communication modules High-speed/optimal communication performance Rules Setup with different voltage classesLOGO! Base Module Expansion modules Expansion module Additional expansion modules Compatibility Installing/removing Logo DimensionsDIN rail mounting Mounting%$ %$ %$ %$ RemovalWall-mounting Drilling template for wall-mounting Mounting the LOGO! TD XX`U\RWU\\RWU\ Labeling LogoWiring Logo Connecting the power supplyCircuit protection with AC voltage Connecting LogoCircuit protection with DC voltage Connecting the LOGO! TD power supply Connecting LOGO! inputs Sensor characteristics for LogoRequirements LOGO! 12/24RCE LOGO! 24/24oRestrictions Sensor connectionsRemedy Connecting a potentiometer to inputs I1, I2, I7 Voltage PotentiometerLOGO! 12/24.... and Logo LogoConnecting a two-wire sensor to the LOGO! AM2 LOGO! AM2LOGO! AM2 PT100 LOGO! AM2 RTD Connecting outputs LOGO! AM2 AQ Connecting the EIB bus Networking on the EIB busConnecting the AS interface bus Networking on the AS interface busLogic Assignments LOGO! systemInputs Output data bits Outputs Input data bitsConnecting modems 0BA6 only Connecting the Ethernet interface 0BA7 only LOGO! ...ERequirements for the network cable Ethernet status LEDsSwitching the LOGO!/Power On Putting into operationHPSW\ 1R3URJUDP 3UHVV6 Putting a CM EIB/KNX into operation Operating states LOGO! Base Module operating statesLOGO! expansion modules, operating states LED RUN/STOP is lit Green RUN Red Stop Orange/YellowCM AS Interface, communication states CM AS Interface, behavior on communication failureCM EIB/KNX, communication states CM EIB/KNX, behavior on communication failureProgramming Logo Getting started with LogoExample of a configuration with several modules ConnectorsLOGO! is equipped with inputs and outputs LOGO!s connectors LOGO! has the following connectors ConnectorsEIB inputs/outputs Functions of the application programBlocks Blocks and block numbersLogic operations ุ 9LHZRIWKH/2*2GLVSOD\ุ View of a circuit diagram From circuit diagram to LOGO! programCreating this circuit with Logo Wiring Unused inputsWiring example Four golden rules for operating Logo Rule 1 Changing the operating modeRule 2 Outputs and inputs Rule 3 Cursor and cursor movement Rule 4 PlanningOverview of LOGO! menus 3URJUDP6WDUW 6WRSLOGO! 0BA7 menus 3URJUDP &DUG 6HWXS 6WDUWSelecting programming mode Writing and starting the circuit program4 GLW3UJLOGO!s programming menu is as shown below First circuit program Circuit diagramCircuit program Circuit program input 44 % ุ 4 % ุ 4ุ % ุ 44 % ุAssigning a circuit program name GLW3UJ !GLW1DPH $4 0HPRU\Password for circuit program protection GLW Assigning a program password from the LOGO! Basic2OG Changing the password from the LOGO! Basic 2OG 1HZDeactivating the password from the LOGO! Basic Password Wrong Password7 YHUVLRQ67 YHUVLRQ666 6HWXSMain menu of the LOGO! TD version ES7 Switching LOGO! to RUN mode LVSOD\ILHOGRI/2*2LQ581PRGHWhat is meant by LOGO! is in RUN? ႫStatus indication on the display XVLQJRXUHDPSOHModifying circuits Second circuit programEditing the circuit program 4 ൻ647UJ 3DU Adding a block to a circuit programSetting the time Assigning block parameters P Showing/hiding parameters the parameter protection modeEnabling/disabling retentivity 0R Closing the programming modeVerification of the circuit program Deleting a block 4Deleting block groups Selecting analog output values for RUN/STOP transition Correcting programming errors$4LQ6WRS $47\SH Defining a specific analog output value Defining the type of analog outputs LOGO! 0BA6 main menu Deleting the circuit program and passwordLOGO! 0BA7 main menu Summertime/wintertime conversion 3DVVZRUG ==\QF 2Q 2IIEnabling summertime/wintertime conversion Start of summertime End of summertime Time zone Difference Δ00 2II 7LPH 2Qൺ8User-defined parameters 00 2II 7LPH 2Qൺ0HQX/DQJ Synchronization6HW&ORFN \QF 2II Enabling synchronizationConfiguring additional functions for LOGO! 0BA7 only New menu commandsUDF and Data Log Network digital and analog I/OConfiguring network settings Configuring the network settingsConfiguring a UDF User-Defined Function 6XEQHWPDVN Transferring the circuit program to LOGO!Soft ComfortConfiguring the Data Log Viewing network inputs/outputsViewing network connectors in Logo 44 14 1$4Normal mode versus slave mode Changing LOGO! to normal/slave modeChanging LOGO! from normal mode to slave mode 3DVVZRUG 1RUPDO 6ODYH 3DVVZRUGRqilj 0DVWHU,3Changing LOGO! from slave mode to normal mode Assigning a password from the Logo1RUPDO 6ODYH 3DVVZRUG 1RUPDO 6ODYH !3DVVZRUGChanging the password from the Logo Deactivating the password from the Logo Diagnosing errors from Logo Viewing error informationYHUVLRQ Clearing error information Toggling an error alertOHDUHUURU OHDUDOOMemory space and circuit program size Memory areasResources available in Logo Program memoryMemory requirements 0BA6 FunctionRem Memory Basic functions Special functionsFunction Program Rem Memory Memory requirements 0BA7Function Program Rem Memory Basic functions Utilization of memory areas Sample circuit program contains Calculating memory requirementsExample Indication of available memory space 136 LOGO! functions List contentsIf not all is shown Constants and connectors Co Inputs Digital inputsAnalog inputs Outputs Digital outputsAnalog outputs Flag blocksStartup flag Backlight flags M25 and M26Open connectors Message text character set flag M27Shift register bits Cursor keysNetwork digital inputs Network analog inputsNetwork digital outputs Network analog outputsBasic functions list GF Function logic table Negation, inverterTiming diagram for the and with edge evaluation With edge evaluationNand not Nand function logic tableTiming diagram for the Nand with edge evaluation Nand with edge evaluation ุ 5 orOr function logic table NOR not or NOR function logic tableXOR exclusive or Not Negation, InverterXOR function logic table Not function logic tableDesignation of the inputs Special FunctionsLogical inputs Connector X at SF inputs Time response K Parameter inputsAccuracy of the timer weekly/yearly timer Backup of the real-time clockAccuracy of T Retentivity Parameter protectionCalculating the gain and offset of analog values Mathematical ruleGain and offset calculation Parameter Minimum MaximumExample of analog values Special functions list SF View in Logo Name of the special function Rem TimesView in Logo Name of the special function Rem CounterAnalog Miscellaneous On-delay Symbol in Logo Wiring DescriptionShort description Name of the special function RemTimebase Max. value Min. resolution Accuracy Valid ranges of the timebase, if T = parameter5 ൺ%V Timebase Max. value Meaning AccuracyTiming diagram K 7D Kൺ%P Functional descriptionOff-delay 165 3 On-/Off-delay Parameters TH and TL167 Retentive on-delay 169 Wiping relay pulse output 171 Edge triggered wiping relay TL/THTiming diagram a Timing diagram BSetting the Par parameter PressAsynchronous pulse generator Timing diagram Functional description Random generator Parameter TH and TL178 Stairway lighting switch Parameter T, T! and T!L180 7D V Multiple function switch Parameters T, TL,T! and T!L183 184 Weekly timer Timing diagram three examplesSymbol in Logo Wiring Description 0BA6 Symbol in Logo Wiring Description 0BA707766 2Q 2II 07766 2Q 2II Parameter assignment screen form LOGO! 0BA6 Parameter assignment screen form LOGO! 0BA7Days of the week Setting the weekly timerOn-/Off-times 07766 2Q 2II 07766 2Q 2II 7 2Q 2II Cam3 Result Timing diagrams Yearly timer 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 Sample configuration Backup of the real-time clock21 00 Astronomical clock 0BA7 only LongitudeLatitude Zone$67 ಬರ1257+ ಬರDwlwxgh Stopwatch 0BA7 only Possible timebase settingsParameters TB 199 PV PV15 Up/down counter Parameters On and Off Calculation rule QW Hours counter Parameter MI Viewing the MI, MN and OT values P 5 4ൺ5Q 5 %K PLimit value of OT P PThreshold trigger Parameter GT211 2II 2Q 2II ID Analog threshold trigger Gain and offset parametersParameter p number of decimals Timing diagram a Function with negative difference Δ Analog differential triggerTiming diagram B Function with positive difference Δ 2II Analog comparator219 220 Example Application Internal mapping Reducing the input response of the analog comparatorFunction block diagram Analog watchdogParameters Delta1 and Delta2 225 ෙ Analog amplifierAnalog output Scaling an analog input valueLatching relay Timing diagram Switching responseComment Short pulse at the input sets and resets the output Pulse relayPar Status diagramTrg Global Message Text Settings Message textsChinese Character Set Programming Global Message Text Parameters Message Text Function Block234 Restriction Message Ticking This is how two message texts could be shownExample Tick Message Character by Character $FN$FN 2Q 0VJHVW 1R 1RVisible parameters or process variables Special function240 Changing parameters in the active message text Editing message textsKey input simulation in the active message text 242 Factory setting Softkey6ZLWFK 6ZLWFK 2Q Shift register246 Setting the Par parameter 0BA6 Setting the Par parameter 0BA7 Analog multiplexerParameters ൺ% ൺ% S ൺ% ൺ% $4 Analog Ramp 252 Parameters L1, L2 Timing diagram for AQ PI controller Parameters SP and Mq Parameters KC, TI Sampling time Parameter sets63ൺ% $4 Pulse Width Modulator PWM Parameters p number of decimals Examples with Timing Diagrams 264 Mathematic instruction 266 Examples Possible errors Zero division and overflowResult Mathematic instruction error detection Parameter MathBN Mathematic instruction error detection logic tableErr 270 Timing diagram example Analog filter 0BA7 only6Q 35 Max/Min 0BA7 only ModeParameter Mode Average value 0BA7 only 6W V 6Q 278 User-Defined Function UDF UDF User-Defined Function 0BA7 onlyEditing elements connected to a UDF block 4 4 Editing elements to the inputs of a UDF block ൺ8 0 0Editing elements to the outputs of a UDF block Press to see the final view Data Log 0BA7 only // Editing elements connected to the Data Log block/ /Configuring Logo Selecting parameter assignment mode Menu command ①%$ ႣႭ %$Menu command ② Menu command ③Menu command ④ Menu command ⑤Parameters Selecting the parameters 6WRSV VCurrent timer value Modifying parameters V 7D V P Current value of a counterCurrent value of an hour counter Current value of a threshold triggerSetting the default values for Logo Setting the time of day and date LOGO! ... C Rqwudvw Setting the display contrast and backlight choice Rqwudvw DFN/LJKW To set the backlight choice in programming mode$OZD\V2Q Ghidxow Setting the menu language To set the menu language in parameter assignment modeTo set the menu language in programming mode To reset LOGO! to its default language settingTo set the number of AIs in programming mode Setting the number of AIs in the LOGO! BasicSee also Orfn Setting the start screenTo select the start screen 301 302 Applicable cards Compatability Old memory cards in newer LOGO! modules Upward compatibility of circuit programsPassword Protection Editing Copying Deleting Security function CopyProtectUnprotected cards Protected cardsAssigning a security function Enabling the security functionInserting and removing the card from Logo Removing the SD card slot cap from LOGO! 0BA7 %$Removing the SD card Copying data from LOGO! to the card Copying data from LOGO! to the card manuallyCopying data from LOGO! 0BA7 to the SD card automatically Generating the data log on the SD cardCopying data from the card to Logo Automatic copying during the startup of LogoCopying by means of the Card menu LOGO! software LOGO! softwareUpdates and info LOGO! alternativesLOGO!Soft Comfort Upgrading previous LOGO!Soft Comfort versionsConnecting LOGO! to a PC Connecting the PC cable for LOGO! 0BA6 onlyConnecting the USB PC cable for LOGO! 0BA6 only Switching LOGO! to PC ↔ LOGO! modeClosing the PC ↔ LOGO! mode Connecting a standard Ethernet cable for LOGO! 0BA7 onlyApplications Do you want more Info? Benefits of LogoDo you have any suggestions? Technical data General technical dataSafety to IEC Ambient mechanical conditionsElectromagnetic compatibility EMC Cycle timeLOGO! 230RCo Power supply Technical data LogoDigital inputs LOGO! 230RCo Digital outputs323 Technical data LOGO! DM8 230R and LOGO! DM16 230R LOGO! DM8 230R LOGO! DM16 230R Power supplyLOGO! DM8 230R LOGO! DM16 230R LOGO! 24o LOGO! 24Co Power supply LOGO! 24CLOGO! 24o LOGO! 24Co Analog inputsTechnical data LOGO! DM8 24 and LOGO! DM16 LOGO! DM8 LOGO! DM16 Power supplyLOGO! DM8 LOGO! DM16 Technical data LOGO! 24RC LOGO! 24RCo331 Technical data LOGO! DM8 24R and LOGO! DM16 24R LOGO! DM16 24R333 Technical data LOGO! 12/24... LOGO! DM8 12/24R 335 336 Switching capacity/service life of the relay outputs Technical data LOGO! AM2 LOGO! AM2Technical data LOGO! AM2 PT100 Sensor inputsTechnical data LOGO! AM2 RTD Technical data LOGO! AM2 AQ Analog outputsTechnical data CM EIB/KNX Technical data CM AS Interface CM AS Interface Mechanical dataTechnical data LOGO!Power 12 Technical data LOGO!Power 24 LOGO! Power 24 V / 1.3 a Input data LOGO! Power 24 V / 2.5 aTechnical data LOGO! Contact 24/230 LOGO! Power 24 V / 1.3 a 24 V / 2.5 aSwitching capacity ContactTechnical data LOGO! TD Text Display Mounting hole dimensionsDegree of protection Connection distanceTechnical data Battery information for LOGO! battery cards Battery information for LOGO! Battery cardsManufacturer TypeID Determining the cycle timeTest program Explanation Less is definitely more LOGO! without display LOGO! PureCreating a circuit program without operator panel Operating characteristics Startup characteristicsOperating status indication Reading current dataLOGO! menu structure LOGO! BasicMenu overview 0BA6 0BA7Main menu ESC / Stop 0BA6 Programming menu ESC / Stop → ProgramSetup menu ESC / Stop → Setup Transfer menu ESC / Stop → CardStart Menu RUN FohduDiagnostic menu ESC / Stop → Diagnostic 0BA7 only Network menu ESC / Stop → Network 0BA7 only358 Menu overview LOGO! TD version ES6 or earlier LOGO! TD version ES7Main menu ESC / Stop LOGO! TD version ES6 or earlier Start menu LOGO! Basic in RUN PDPHVVDJHWHWVDiagnostic menu in LOGO! TD version ES7, for LOGO! 0BA7 only Network menu in LOGO! TD version ES7, for LOGO! 0BA7 onlyModules Order numbersVariant Designation Order number Accessories Accessories Designation Order numberAbbreviations UDFAbbreviations Index Index Index Index XE \* Mergeformat 372