GE GFK-0804B User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Chapter 1 Programming for the Micro PLC

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  • Programming Basics

    10
  • PLC Programs

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    • Power Flow in a Program

      11
  • The Micro PLC Instruction Set

    12
  • Programming Devices and Formats

    13
    • Programming with the Programming Software

      13
    • Programming on a Hand-held Programmer

      13
  • Memory Types and Addresses

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    • Memory Map

      14
    • Non-retentive and Retentive Registers

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    • * Reserved Registers

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  • Constants and Register Values in a Program

    14
  • Special Coils

    15
    • Sec Clock (C1018)

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    • Start-up Scan Coil (C1019)

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    • Hold Output Coil (C1021)

      15
  • Programming for an Analog Expander Unit

    16
    • Analog Scaling

      16
    • Analog References

      16
    • Programming Examples

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• Chapter 2 Programming with the Programming Software

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  • Using the Programming Functions

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    • Programming Operations

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    • Programming Functions

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  • Creating a Program Rung

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  • Running the Programming Software

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    • Running the Programming Software from a Hard Disk

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    • Running the Programming Software Directly from a Diskette

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  • Editing Basics

    23
  • Horizontal and Vertical Lines in a Rung

    24
  • Element Labels and Rung Labels

    25
  • Editing a Completed Rung

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    • Selecting a Rung to Edit

      26
    • Editing a Rung Element

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    • Deleting a Rung Element

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    • Adding a Contact to a Rung

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    • Adding a Program Function to a Rung

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    • Replacing a Rung Element with a Similar Element

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    • Replacing a Rung Element with a Horizontal Line

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    • Replacing a Rung Element with a Dissimilar Element

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  • Deleting Rungs

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  • Moving Rungs

    30
  • Copying Rungs

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  • Searching for a Rung or Program Element

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• Chapter 3 Programming with a Hand-held Programmer

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  • Program Listing

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  • Program Transfer

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  • Entering Program Logic

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  • Inserting a Rung Element

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  • Deleting a Rung Element, Rung or Program In Memory

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  • Searching

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  • Programming Examples Using the HHP

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• Chapter 4 The Micro PLC Instruction Set

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  • Instruction Set Summary

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  • Contacts

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    • Normally-Open Contact

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    • Normally-Closed Contact

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    • Positive Transition Contact

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    • Negative Transition Contact

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  • Coils

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    • Output Coil

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    • Set/Reset Coil Pair

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    • Master Control Relay/End Coil Pair

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    • Skip/End Coil Pair

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  • Timers

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    • Programming Software Instructions for Timers

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    • On Timer

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    • Off Timer

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  • Counters

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    • Programming Software Instructions for Counters

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    • Up Counter

      61
    • Down Counter

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  • Math Functions

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    • Addition (ADD)

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    • Subtraction (SUB)

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    • Multiplication (MUL)

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    • Division (DIV)

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  • Move Functions

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    • Move

      71
    • Block Move

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    • Indirect Move

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  • Compare Functions

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    • Examples

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    • Programming Software Instructions

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  • Logic Operations

    79
    • Word AND

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    • Inclusive OR (IOR)

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    • Exclusive OR (XOR)

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    • Shift Register Right

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    • Shift Register Left

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    • NOT

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• Appendix A Using Directories

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  • Loading and Saving Files

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  • Using the Change Directory Function

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  • The MICRO.CFG File

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  • Hints for a Basic Application

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  • Hints for an Advanced Application

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• Appendix B Micro PLC Protocol

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  • Communications Files

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  • Communications Memory Types and Addresses

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    • I/O Memory Addresses

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    • Special Registers

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  • Communications Parameters

    91
  • Communications Protocol

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  • Data Format

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    • Read Discretes

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    • Read Analogs

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    • Read Program Memory

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    • Write Discretes

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    • Write Analogs

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    • Write Program Memory

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    • Read Status

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    • Start Program

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    • Stop Program

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    • Error Reply

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  • Communications Functions

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    • Microsoft C (Large Model: Compile w/ -AL Option)

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    • Microsoft C (Small Model: Compile w/ -AS Option)

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    • Turbo C (Large Model: Compile w/ -ml Option)

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    • Turbo C (Small Model: Compile w/ -ms Option)

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    • IBM Compiler BASIC

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    • Sample Programs

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• Appendix C RTU Protocol

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  • Introduction

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  • Message Types

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    • Query

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    • Broadcast

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  • Transmission Sequence

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  • Message Fields

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    • Station Address

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    • Function Code

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    • Information Field

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    • Error Check Field

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  • Character Format

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  • Message Termination

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  • Timeout Usage

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  • Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)

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    • The Generating Polynomial

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    • RTU Message Length

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  • Message Descriptions

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    • Message (01): Read Output Table

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    • Message (02): Read Input Table

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    • Message (03): Read Registers

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    • Message (04): Read Analog Inputs

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    • Message (05): Force Single Output

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    • Message (06): Preset Single Register

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    • Message (07): Read Exception Status

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    • Message (16): Preset Multiple Registers

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    • Message (17): Report Device Type

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  • Communication Errors

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    • Invalid Query Message

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    • Invalid Function Code Error Response (1)

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    • Invalid Address Error Response (2)

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    • Invalid Data Value Error Response (3)

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    • Query Processing Failure Error Response (4)

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    • Serial Link Timeout

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    • Invalid Transactions

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• Appendix D Communications Using Windows DDE

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  • Limits of the Demonstration Software

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  • Features of the Micro PLC DDE Driver Software

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  • Simple Demonstration using Microsoft Word

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  • Demonstration using Microsoft Excel

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  • Viewing PLC Data in Windows

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  • Viewing PLC Data in another DDE-compliant Application

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  • Writing Values to the PLC from another Application

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  • Ordering Information

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• Appendix E Data Acquisition, Logging, and Display Program

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  • Features

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  • Using the Display Software with Micro PLC Net

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  • Overview

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  • Equipment Required

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  • Startup

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    • Invoking DISPLAY

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    • The Display Software Menus

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  • Changing the Screen Colors

    133
  • Editing Summary

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  • Manual Mode

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    • Data Format

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    • Entering Manual Mode

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    • Reading One Word of Input, Output, or Register Data

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    • Reading Multiple Bytes of Input, Output, or Register Data

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    • Creating a Bank of Registers for Downloading Data

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    • Writing Data to the Registers

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  • Creating or Editing Autopolling Screens

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    • Naming an Auto-polling Screen File

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    • Specifying an Existing File to Edit

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    • Creating an Auto-polling Screen

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    • Formatting Strings for Auto-polling Screens

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    • Text for Auto-polling Screens

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    • Setup for Data Logging During Auto-Polling

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  • System Messages

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    • Creating or Editing System Messages

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    • Specifying the Device to Control System Message Display

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    • Triggering Display of a System Message During Auto-polling Operation

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  • Auto-Polling During System Operation

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    • Executing an Auto-polling Screen

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    • Changing the Display

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    • Printing the Screen

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    • Writing a Value to a Register

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    • Forcing an Output

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    • Obtaining Register Data from a Disk File

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  • Data Logging

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    • How Data Logging Works

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    • The .LOG File

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    • The Format of Logged Data

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  • Error Messages During Operation

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• Appendix F Programming Applications

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• Index

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