9/18/2008 5:35 AM | |
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ACCU1 and ACCU2 have the same behavior in STEP7, whether for 2 or 4 accumulators. ACCU1: Main Accumulator ACCU2: Accumulator secondary |
9/18/2008 7:47 PM | |
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Hi Pinpon and JMJ I have got an answer for the German hotline to day and the confirm JMJ post . Quote: Thank you for your inquiry to the A & D Technical support.The behavior you describe is a normal for PLCSIM. PLCSIM works like a PLC 400. The PLC 400 has four accumulators. If you make a addition in a PLC 300 you has in the accu 2 the last value from accu 1. In a PLC 400 you have only the resolut in accu 1. The worthy of the other accumulators slip after.(accu3-->accu2)What is the difference between S7-PLCSIM and a "real" automation system?http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/de/11610958S7-PLCSIM supports four accumulators like a S7-400 CPU. In some cases a program running on S7-PLCSIM with four accumulators might behave differently than on an S7-300 CPU that only has two accumulators. I have also been though some old papers and found something that explain the behavior of the accumulators for the CPU’s , See the attachment by the way the load instruction has no effect on accumulator 3 and 4 AttachmentAUC.pdf (661 Downloads) |
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9/18/2008 10:17 PM | |
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SSC, Thanks for the update. Please do not forget toforwardSAG replyto Danish tech support so that they will know what totell next time someone calls them. |
10/1/2008 4:39 AM | |
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Dears: Thanks for all the answers, I will make a test to leave any doubt. Thank you all. |
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