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Created by: MRG at: 4/1/2008 1:50 AM (10 Replies)

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4/1/2008 1:50 AM	Rate (0)
MRG Bronze Member Joined: 1/20/2008 Last visit: 1/4/2025 Posts: 120 Rating: (7)	FB99 This block can convert DINT to S5Time and very useful when you want take Time(Sec) from WinCC or Protool or ... Time_INT(Input) : Time (Sec) in DINT Format S5Timer(Output) : Time in S5TIME Format Remain_Time_Int(Input) : Remaining Time in DINT Fromat (From "BI" S5Timers) Shoe_Time(Output) : Remaining Time in DINT Format (For showing in WinCC) Please download teh Attacment file. Attachment INT_S5TIME.zip (5971 Downloads)
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4/1/2008 10:47 AM	Rate (0)
Sydney Gold Member Joined: 1/4/2008 Last visit: 1/4/2025 Posts: 703 Rating: (96)	Hello, nice copy of TIM_S5TI fct from Siemens Standard library but witha mistake: you wrote that it converts INT [s] to S5Time but input of your FB is TIME (DW)which is normally based on number of miliseconds. Andthe second part of your FB can give bad values. I know that normally the time base remains from the preset value, but it can be changed when the actual value of timer is changed by another interference so imho it's improper to derive the time base from your setpoint (another thing is that you derive time base again evenwhen it's already definedin the first network). For me is better solution to use functions from Siemens Standard library TIM_S5TI and S5TI_TIM whereas theTIME format is adjusted(sec <-> msec) by linear scaling of Tag in HMI. The remaining value for the S5TI_TIM you can readfrom the timer.

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4/1/2008 6:46 PM	Rate (0)
MRG Bronze Member Joined: 1/20/2008 Last visit: 1/4/2025 Posts: 120 Rating: (7)	Hello Sydney This function same as FC40 (TIM_S5TI) from Standard liberary. For writing this function at the first I study source of FC40 and change it with my request. ------------------------------------------------------------ Source FC40 (TIM_S5TI) (SIEMENS Liberary): SET SAVE // BIE setzen L 0 // Zeitbasis löschen T #y_Base L #IN T #d_Temp L 0 // Zeitwert negativ <D // ja, dann S5_Time := 0 JC FEHL TAK L L#9990000 // Zeitwert > als erlaubt <=D JC LOP L W#16#3999 // ja, S5_Time := 3.999 JC FEHL LOP: L #d_Temp // Zeit L L#10 /D // Zeit : 10 T #d_Temp L L#999 // Ergebnis : > 999 <=D JC FERT // ja, dann Basis + 1 L #y_Base INC 1 T #y_Base JU LOP FERT: TAK // Zeitwert holen DTB // Wandlung BCD L #y_Base // Basis einblenden SLW 12 OW JU RET FEHL: CLR // BIE := 0 SAVE RET: T #RET_VAL BE ------------------------------------------------------------ Source FB99 (TIM_S5TI) (My Liberary): SET SAVE L 0 T #y_Base L #Time_INT L L#1000 D T #d_Temp L 0 <D JC FEHL TAK L L#9990000 <=D JC LOP L W#16#3999 JC FEHL LOP: L #d_Temp L L#10 /D T #d_Temp L L#999 <=D JC FERT L #y_Base INC 1 T #y_Base JU LOP FERT: TAK DTB L #y_Base SLW 12 OW JU RET FEHL: CLR SAVE RET: T #S5Timer L #Time_INT T #INT_Time A( L #INT_Time L L#10 >=D ) A( L #INT_Time L L#100 <D ) JNB _001 L #Remain_Time_Int L 10 /I T #Show_Time _001: NOP 0 A( L #INT_Time L L#100 >=D ) A( L #INT_Time L L#1000 <D ) JNB _002 L #Remain_Time_Int T #Show_Time _002: NOP 0 A( L #INT_Time L L#1000 >=D ) JNB _003 L #Remain_Time_Int L 10 I T #Show_Time _003: NOP 0 BE ------------------------------------------------------------ So, there are some difference between FC40 and FB99. In line 3 of Source (FB99) you seeing this: L #Time_INT L L#1000 *D T #d_Temp so , time base is Secound ,no milisecond. And about input of FB99 : You are right, but there is a facile solution. For example, for 300 Sec : A( L L#300 T MD 0 SET SAVE CLR A BR ) JNB _001 CALL FB 99 , DB99 Time_INT :=MD0 Remain_Time_Int:= S5Timer := Show_Time := _001: NOP 0 So FB99 work correctly. I think FB99 is onlyuseful and it's not very interesting and exceptional. Thank you for your attention.

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4/1/2008 8:27 PM	Rate (2)
Sydney Gold Member Joined: 1/4/2008 Last visit: 1/4/2025 Posts: 703 Rating: (96)	Hello, I know the code of standard FC40 as wel as the code of your FB99 (do you remember that FB was attached in your post?). If you use it like in your example it will work (at least the first part) butfor meis strange to have input parameter of FB declared as TIME, named Time_INT and containing number of seconds. It is little bit mismatch and if one will have the type check switched on he can't normally use it. Sorry I have toleave my opinion that your FB is not souseful and usingstandard functions is more proper and easier.

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SAMUEL2013 Member Joined: 12/2/2013 Last visit: 5/12/2022 Posts: 2 Rating: (0)	FC 40 WORKS FINE AND SMOOTH,,,,

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1/5/2014 1:05 PM	Rate (0)
hschavda Posts: 1 Rating: (0)	fc40 working fine
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11/22/2014 6:45 PM	Rate (0)
Milosh Silver Member Joined: 8/16/2010 Last visit: 11/5/2024 Posts: 638 Rating: (12)	Hi all. I use FC40 to convert DINT to S5TIME, than use on delay timer. Timer works great, but mproblem is in elapsed time. When I use times less than minute elapsed time shows tenths (TV 30s, elapsed time starts from 300...299...298), when use time greather than minute elapsed time shows seconds (PV 400, elapsed time starts from 400,399,398...). How to display seconds always???

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11/22/2014 7:11 PM	Rate (1)
MicroMan Platinum Member Joined: 11/29/2011 Last visit: 12/16/2024 Posts: 1361 Rating: (232)	HI Milosh, No worries. Look here: https://www.automation.siemens.com/tf/WW/en/Posts/117327#top Cheers:
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11/22/2014 7:32 PM	Rate (1)
hdhosseini Diamond Expert Joined: 1/28/2009 Last visit: 1/8/2025 Posts: 6858 Rating: (1366)	Milosh Hi all. I use FC40 to convert DINT to S5TIME, than use on delay timer. Timer works great, but mproblem is in elapsed time. When I use times less than minute elapsed time shows tenths (TV 30s, elapsed time starts from 300...299...298), when use time greather than minute elapsed time shows seconds (PV 400, elapsed time starts from 400,399,398...). How to display seconds always??? Hello Milosh, Just to add some point in addition to what MicroMan has shared, The problem you are facing comes from the fact that SIMATIC timer has a section to automatically adjust the resolution.If you check the BCD output of timer, you can the last decade of the output to sse how it changes with the longer time spans.To get rid off all these problems, BCD output of Timer instruction is originally in S5TIME data type and can be easily converted to Time variable and more conveniently a value in seconds: BCD Output of Timers-->FC33(from IEC library) -->Divide the result by L#1000 to have output in seconds. I hope this helps, Hamid Hosseini Attachment test.zip (1217 Downloads)
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11/23/2014 10:04 AM	Rate (0)
Milosh Silver Member Joined: 8/16/2010 Last visit: 11/5/2024 Posts: 638 Rating: (12)	Nice. Thank you...

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