Hi all,

In attachment, you'll find my program which works perfectly fine. But for a new part of that task, I need help with the following: 

The integrated timers are all set on a 10s on-delay as they are used for controlling separate TL-lighting groups. The problem with this is that when I want to simulate it for a demonstration, I would like to implement an input where I can set the on-delay time to 2s for example instead of 10. To make the simulation more efficient. 

Of course I can just adjust these timers separately by changing their individual on-delays, but I want to do just one adjustment or input one amount of time to adjust all the 7 timers.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Kind regards

Do you mean something like this?

It is maybe not a need solution, but it'll work for simulation. I just added a mathematic instruction block to pass through a number. In your case set V1(P1) to 2 for 2 seconds. Then connect the aq output to the timer input(T). If you have connected al the timers to the mathematic instruction block then you'll will be able to change one number for al timers.

see example with 2 timers.

* note create a On-Delay between Input I9 (in your program) and the other block of 0.1s. To give the mathematic instruction block some time to set the time of al the other timers to the correct delay time. 

Hi

I tried to add a zip-file of my program. Let me know if this can't be opened.

Hi

In a second post here, you can find my program (look below). What I mean by input, is that I should be able to set the on-delay time myself. So that I can say like: I want to set a time of 2 seconds for all 7 timers, and I want to only set that 2s-delay at one particular location in my program. So simply changing that delay time for every timer seperately is not an option.I hope this makes it clear for you.