PLC programming -- bit shift left instruction

[@locotumbler]

Showing that I can use an input to feed directly into my BSL you saved me a bunch of code. Thank you.

[@NasherDezno]

Excellent video!! I have always wanted to learn what that was about, and you explained it in a fashion I was able to comprehend.

[@TomInDaZon]

You are the man, I thought I could never get the math, but you broke it down THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@takiyasamsama]

THANK YOU MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude you really helped me in a way I never thought I would get an explanation like you just did. Hey, may i download this and share it with my friends?
It took me several hours (or days) just to understand this function. Thanks man.

[@kevin00861]

That was really helpful,
Thanks a lot Sir

[@propnash]

Fantastic, hope to see more videos

[@domino2205]

Instead of adding another instruction can't you just increase the length to 32 to add another word or 48 to have 3 words?? And I enjoy all of your videos they have helped me alot!

[@manofthehour114]

Great explanation. Can you give me an example of when the bit shift left instruction would need to be used in the industry? This is a neat instruction, but I can't figure out why it would need to be used.

[@eng.aymanelsayed5159]

great demonstration . thanks man

[@ELEEN2016]

Good job man..
best of luck

[@Bullcity27]

Awesome job! thanks

[@nickdeleon3320]

Thank you sooooooooo Much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you Are AWSOME!

[@jeffreyjhouser]

Very cool!

[@abdelrahmansaad9525]

i think if we typed 32 in length field we can get rid of the second BSL with the same function

[@rahulrpatil3005]

Thanks

[@harpreetSingh-jf8vz]

can we put the R6:0/UL in the bit address in R6:1

[@eng.aymanelsayed5159]

harpreet multani . i think that's right.

[@adrianoponciano2119]

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