I was wondering if you could show a similar tutorial or lead me in the right direction for analog IO - system configuration in the productivity suite programming software. Im looking to use a 0-10vdc current transducer to relay off to an analog meter in a cmore ea9 hmi. Thanks!
Hi Lucas, Thanks for the question. The only thing that I have done with an analog card is the thermocouple input card. This demonstrated the PID function in the controller but also showed the setup of the thermocouple card. accautomation.ca/productivity-1000-series-plc-pid-instruction/ The analog input would be similar in that you would go into the hardware setting and set the addresses of the inputs and/or outputs. In the PLC program, you would use the Scale (Linear or Non-Linear) instruction to put the analog into values that you want to see. cdn.automationdirect.com/static/specs/P1-04ADL-2.pdf This specification sheet will show you how this is done. I will create something for the analog input of the productivity PLC in the future. Thanks Again, Lucas. Garry
I was wondering if you could show a similar tutorial or lead me in the right direction for analog IO - system configuration in the productivity suite programming software. Im looking to use a 0-10vdc current transducer to relay off to an analog meter in a cmore ea9 hmi. Thanks!
Hi Lucas,
Thanks for the question. The only thing that I have done with an analog card is the thermocouple input card. This demonstrated the PID function in the controller but also showed the setup of the thermocouple card.
accautomation.ca/productivity-1000-series-plc-pid-instruction/
The analog input would be similar in that you would go into the hardware setting and set the addresses of the inputs and/or outputs. In the PLC program, you would use the Scale (Linear or Non-Linear) instruction to put the analog into values that you want to see.
cdn.automationdirect.com/static/specs/P1-04ADL-2.pdf
This specification sheet will show you how this is done.
I will create something for the analog input of the productivity PLC in the future.
Thanks Again, Lucas.
Garry