8/30/2012 7:15 AM | |
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Check it INT to S5TIME |
8/30/2012 8:25 PM | |
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Hello, check this sample and the attachment: [code] L MW 100 //integer value which store minutes ITD L L#60 //how many seconds? *D L L#1000 //how many milliseconds? *D T MD 104 //TIME equivalent CALL "TIM_S5TI" IN :=MD104 RET_VAL:=MW108[/code] Also cluster of all related topics here: HD_S5TIMER data type Best regards, Hamid Hosseini |
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It helped me also...thanks |
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6/22/2015 5:26 PM | |
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Hi Conversion functions attached to this post. They convert int [in 100ms units. range: 0..3276.7seconds] to S5Time and vice versa. Attached: - functions printout as a PDF file for viewing - function source (.AWL) file which can be imported into STEP7 project Before import following symbols must be added to project symbol table: INT_S5TIME FC 109 FC 109 Convert Integer [0..32767 --> 0..3276.7s] to S5Time Regards Piotr AttachmentS5Time.zip (324 Downloads) |
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