23 Programmer
23.1 APROG ( analog programmer ) / APROGD ( APROG data )
General
An analog programmer comprises a programmer (APROG) and min. one data block (APROD), whereby output
DBlock of the APROGD is connected with input DBlock of the APROG. By connection of several of these
cascadable functions (each with 10 segments), a programmer with any number of recipes with any number of segments
can be realized. Limiting is only in the number of available block numbers and in the calculation time.
The data block has an analog output, at which the own block number is made available. This information is read-in by
the programmer and used for segment data addressing. If an error with segment data addressing is detected, the reset
value is output (status display on operating page: `Error‘).
After an engineering downlaod, Seg 0 is output (reset). If run is not connected, stop is used.
Inputs/outputs
Digital inputs (APROG):
hide
Display suppression (with hide = 1 the page is not displayed in the operation).
lock
Adjustment blocking (with lock = 1 the values are not adjustable by means of keys ID).
run
Program stop/run(0=stop, 1 = run ) reset has highest priority
reset
Program continue/reset (0 = continue, 1 = reset )
preset
Program preset(1=preset )
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Start programm search run (1 = search )
9499 040 50611 Programmer
145 APROG ( analog programmer ) / APROGD ( APROG data )
PSet
DBlock
ProgNo
XVal
hide
lock
run
reset
preset
search
DBlock DBlock
run
reset
end
fkey
Wp
TNetto
TBrutt
TRest
SegNo
WEnd
ProgNo
D
Wp1
Wp2
Wp10
...
t
Tp1
Tp2 Tp10
...
PwrUp
Wp0
PMode Turbo
PEnd
WMode
TPrio
APROG
APROGD
A
A
D
Preparation for
operation
elapsed
program time
Program
START
Program
END
Time
Wp0
Operation
RESET
Process value x
RESET
PRESET
PRESET
Definition of the analog programmer
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