Delta PLC ISPSoft | math instructions INC DEC & word Logic WOR WAND WXOR NEG + practical practical
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Delta PLC ISPSoft | math instructions INC DEC & word Logic WOR WAND WXOR NEG + a practical project. This video is devoted to the most important math instructions that programmers have to use to develop PLC control programming this video I discuss math instructions such ADD addition, SUB subtraction, MULMUL16 DMUL multiplication, DIV , DDIV, DIV 32 division, INC increment, DEC DECP decrement, NEG negative. Word logic instructions such as WOR WAND WXOR and NEG.
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Excellent video very sort logic for all four conveyor thanks
Glad you liked it, and thanks for checking out the channel!
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Thanks, glad the content was useful for you!
very helpful
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thanks a lot
You are most welcome!
Pretty nice these instructions save alot of program lines, btw I have a question in my mind since u first vid , I noticed u don't use memorized coil to start an output like we learned at university
Hi there, thanks for watching our videos. If you mean Set and Reset instructions, they have been used during some videos. however, a PLC program can be written in different ways.
@@plcgoodsmentor9223 thx u for ur reply but I meant using M address coil instead of yo coil example
@@ayhamshbat2733, I usually used Y coil, because I wanted to use my LEDs to show my program result. Naturally, M coils are used to store conditions on the PLC memory, not to turn on digital devices like LEDs.
@@plcgoodsmentor9223 I meant to turn on output y by m coil
@@ayhamshbat2733 OK. During the delta course, M coils are used to turn on Y coils too. for example, check out this link (ua-cam.com/video/Upu28ocxcPM/v-deo.html) or this one (ua-cam.com/video/4oDzWla4-yE/v-deo.html)