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How to convert "TNB" from S5-S7

Created by: Hoa215244276 at: 7/24/2015 5:24 AM (4 Replies)

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Hoa215244276 Posts: 19 Rating: (0)	Hi all! Please help me! convert TNB in s5--> S7. FUNCTION FC 22 : VOID NAME: L1_PCS // L1.PCS VAR_INPUT SEDB :block_db; // SEDB TIMT :timer; // TIMT END_VAR VAR_OUTPUT RFLM :bool; // RFLM END_VAR VAR_TEMP conv_ret_val :int; END_VAR BEGIN NETWORK OPN #SEDB ; A #RFLM; R #RFLM; A #RFLM; L S5TIME#0ms; SD #TIMT; L W#16#0; T DBW 132; T DBW 134; T DBB 67; L W#16#E400; T DBW 144; L W#16#EA72; L W#16#EEF2; //CALL SFC 20 ( // SRCBLK := P#????? BYTE 1, // RET_VAL := conv_ret_val, // DSTBLK := P#????? BYTE 1 // ); // * Error in Line 78 (FB 211): CALL SFC20 generated. Please complete parameter list. * L MB 242; L W#16#C0; AW; L W#16#101; OW; T MW 242; L W#16#4400; T MW 244; L #SEDB; // // * Error in Line 89 (FB 211): Invalid operator, can possibly be replaced with the // statement:\"L P##SEDB\" * T MB 245; L B#(66,0); T MW 246; L W#16#4400; T MW 247; L MB 245; T MB 248; L B#(67,0); T MW 249; L W#16#4400; T MW 250; L MB 245; T MB 251; L B#(33,0); T MW 252; L W#16#4400; T MW 253; L MB 245; T MB 254; L 0; T MB 255; L W#16#EEFF; L W#16#EA7F; //CALL SFC 20 ( // SRCBLK := P#????? BYTE 14, // RET_VAL := conv_ret_val, // DSTBLK := P#????? BYTE 14 // ); // * Error in Line 119 (FB 211): CALL SFC20 generated. Please complete parameter list. *
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BeVee Gold Member Joined: 7/18/2011 Last visit: 10/9/2023 Posts: 521 Rating: (91)	Hi Hoa215244276 It seems that you have a Lauer display connected to your PLC. FB 211 L1.PCS is part of the driver to operate this panel. You wont need this driver when using S7, so no need to convert it. If you still plan to use the panel contact Lauer to check if there is a driver available for S7. Keep in mind that you will need to make changes to the panel software as well if you want to keep it. Kind regards, BV
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Hoa215244276 Posts: 19 Rating: (0)	Hi BeVee,Please help me explain FC21 and FC22: How do the FC21 and FC22 correlate? I don't use Lauer display, When convert to S7, i use KTP of siemen FUNCTION FC 21 : VOID NAME: HANT_PCS // HANT.PCS VAR_INPUT UBDB :block_db; // UBDB SEDB :block_db; // SEDB RSET :bool; // RSET TIMT :timer; // TIMT TIMZ :s5time; // TIMZ INIT :block_fc; // INIT COFF :block_fc; // COFF END_VAR VAR_OUTPUT EROR :bool; // EROR RFLM :bool; // RFLM END_VAR BEGIN NETWORK OPN #SEDB ; L P##SEDB; // * Error in Line 1283 (FB 210): Invalid operator, can possibly be replaced with the // statement:\"L P##SEDB\" * SLW 8; SRW 7; L DBW 144; +I; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1290 (FB 210): Command not defined. * T DBW 140; L P##UBDB; // // * Error in Line 1293 (FB 210): Invalid operator, can possibly be replaced with the // statement:\"L P##UBDB\" * SLW 8; SRW 7; L DBW 144; +I; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1300 (FB 210): Command not defined. * T DBW 138; L 6; +I; T DBW 136; A #TIMT; JC M001; A #RFLM; JC M002; L DBW 138; L W#16#0; OW; JZ M003; L -2; +I; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1316 (FB 210): Command not defined. * L 261; <I; JC M003; L #TIMZ; SD #TIMT; OPN #UBDB ; UC #INIT ; OPN #SEDB ; L W#16#0; L DBW 136; // TIR 2; // * Error in Line 1328 (FB 210): Command not defined. * L W#16#400; L DBW 132; AW; <>I; BEC; S #RFLM; JU M004; M003:CALL SFC 46; // * Warning in Line 1337: Note different STOP commands. M001:S #EROR; OPN #UBDB ; UC #COFF ; OPN #SEDB ; L W#16#2000; L DBW 136; // TIR 2; // * Error in Line 1345 (FB 210): Command not defined. * AN #RSET; BEC; R #RSET; R #RFLM; A #RFLM; L #TIMZ; SD #TIMT; BEU; M004:R #RSET; L 1; T DBB 66; L 0; T DBB 68; JU M005; M002:L W#16#8000; L DBW 132; AW; ==I; BEC; L W#16#8000; L DBW 134; AW; ==I; BEC; AN #RFLM; L #TIMZ; SD #TIMT; A #RFLM; L #TIMZ; SD #TIMT; A #RSET; AN #EROR; JC M004; R #EROR; L DBB 0; T MB 253; L MB 253; L 1; ==I; JC M006; L B#(68,2); T MW 254; L 0; T MB 252; M013:L MB 255; L DBW 140; +I; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1394 (FB 210): Command not defined. * T MW 250; L MB 255; L 2; +I; T MB 255; L MB 253; L -2; +I; T MB 253; L MB 250; SLW 1; L DBW 138; +I; T MW 248; M012:AN M 251.4; JC M007; L MB 254; L DBW 140; +I; T MW 246; L MW 248; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1417 (FB 210): Command not defined. * L MW 246; // TIR 2; // * Error in Line 1420 (FB 210): Command not defined. * L MB 252; L 2; +I; T MB 252; L MB 254; L 2; +I; T MB 254; JU M008; M005:JU M006; M007:L MB 255; L DBW 140; +I; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1435 (FB 210): Command not defined. * L MW 248; A M 251.5; JC M009; // LIR 0; // * Error in Line 1440 (FB 210): Command not defined. * AN M 251.6; JC M010; AW; JU M011; M010:OW; M011:L MW 248; M009:NOP 0;// TIR 2; // * Error in Line 1448 (FB 210): Command not defined. *** L MB 255; L 2; +I; T MB 255; L MB 253; L -2; +I; T MB 253; M008:L MW 248; L 2; +I; T MW 248; L MB 251; L -1; +I; T MB 251; L W#16#F; AW; JN M012; L MB 253; OW; JN M013; L MB 252; OW; JN M014; L 2; T DBB 68; L 1; M014:T DBB 66; M006:L W#16#8000; L DBW 132; OW; T DBW 132; L W#16#8000; L DBW 134; OW; T DBW 134; END_FUNCTION
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BeVee Gold Member Joined: 7/18/2011 Last visit: 10/9/2023 Posts: 521 Rating: (91)	Hi Hoa215244276, If you don't plan to use the Lauer display you won't need to convert FB 210 too. I added pre historic manual of Lauer which describes all interfacing blocks. Kind regards, BV Attachment PCS110_E.pdf (476 Downloads)

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