9/26/2011 5:38 PM | |
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Thanks so much for the helpful replies. I hope you don't mind, but I have a new question. I'm trying to figure out exactly what "L#" does and/or how it works. I understand the number following it makes it possible for the user to alter the overall value, but how do I calculate exactly what this value would be? For example, how would I calculate the value for L#100? What about L#73? Please let me know if you require more details. At this point, I'm assuming L# is a commonly used command or variable function (or combination thereof). I wasn't able to find information about it in the following document (which I've been using as a PLC function glossary), though: PLC Glossary |
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9/26/2011 6:37 PM | |
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Wow! This community is fantastic! Thanks so much for the very helpful replies. Kudos to you all! |
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9/26/2011 10:38 PM | |
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I'll bet you thought I was done! Hehe, I did too... Anyway, another rookie question: new question is splitted to Is it acceptable to have an output before a function block, or do all outputs need to be at the end of each rung/network?. |
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