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4–3 Configuring Your Module
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34 Output 1 Off LSD
Words repeat for each additional output: 3539 output 2, 4044 output 3, 4549 output 4, 5054 output 5, 5559 output 6
60 Not used Tie Output 7 to Counter
61 Output 7 On MSD
62 Output 7 On LSD
63 Output 7 Off MSD
64 Output 7 Off LSD
Bit/word descriptions of BTW file words are presented in Table 4.B.
Enter data into the BTW instruction after entering the instruction into
your ladder diagram program.
Table 4.B
Bit/W
ord Definitions for the VHSC Module
Word Bits Description
Word 1 bits 0003
These bits control the reset function. When one of these bits
transitions from 0 to 1, the counter is reset to 0 and begins counting.
The bits correspond to the 4 counters: bit 00 = counter 0; bit 01 =
counter 1; bit 02 = counter 2; bit 03 = counter 3.
bits 0407
New data acknowledge bits. When one of these bits transitions from 0
to 1 the corresponding new data bit in BTR word 1, bits 47 will be
reset. Bit 04 corresponds to counter 0, bit 05 to counter 1, etc.
bits 0811
These bits control the preset function. When one of these bits is set to
1, the preset count value is automatically loaded into the counter and
the counter begins counting. (Note: The preset count values are
loaded into words 13 through 20.) The bits correspond to the counters
as follows: Bit 08 = counter 0; bit 09 = counter 1; bit 10 = counter 2; bit
11 = counter 3.
bits 1214 Not used
bit 15
This bit determines whether BCD or binary format is used.
Bit 15 = 0 Indicates all values in the BTW file and the BTR file will be
in binary. (Diagnostic byte (word 1) is always BCD.)
Bit 15 = 1 Indicates all values in the BTW file and the BTR file will be
in BCD.
Word 2 bits 0007
Enables outputs. Bit 00 corresponds to output 0, bit 01 to output 1,
etc. Outputs must be enabled before they can be turned ON. Bits
must be set (1) before the output can be turned on.
bits 0815
Output forcing bits. Setting a bit to 1 allows the output to be forced. Bit
08 corresponds to output 0, bit 09 corresponds to output 1, etc.
Outputs must also be enabled.
Bit/Word Descriptions