Micro800 Bit Instructions Direct Contact, Reverse Contact, Direct Coil
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- These bit instructions make up 90% of Allen Bradley Micro800 PLC programs. The Direct Contact or Examine On instruction, the Reverse Contact or Examine Off instruction, and the Direct Coil or Output Energize instruction. This video works will all the Micro800 PLCs including the Micro810, Micro820, Micro830, Micro850, and Micro870 PLC.
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Thanks so much Tim :)
Tim thank you for your dedication to sharing your knowledge to general public.
You are welcome Levon.
Thank you Tim, I recently started learning and understanding PLC and specially CCW. Your videos are a huge help to me. I really appreciate what you're doing.
P.S. just a suggestion: I barely can find any order in your videos for learner like me. Would you please make an order for them or give a number to each videos as a session. That makes it significantly easy for us to learn your training step by step.
Hi Maziar. They aren't ordered because as we add videos based off of viewer comments, many times they need inserted in the middle of the series. Here is the CCW series in the order it is meant to be watched. We're still putting out videos every week or so for it so check back often.
www.theautomationstore.com/ccw-micro800-training/
Here is an example why the numbering doesn't work well. Part 1 of our control panel building series is actually the 2nd video...
www.theautomationstore.com/designing-and-building-electrical-control-panel-lessons/
@@TimWilborne thank you :)
@@Maz.Rafiei You are welcome, let me know if you have any questions through the lessons.
If anyone wants a quick fix for the order of I/Os, you can click on the "names" column header and reverse the order so Inputs are first.
Yes, I just wish I understood the default order.
Hi Tim, did you find a fix to the Alias being squished so close to the instruction? I just installed CCW on a laptop and I'm having the same issue and can't seem to distance the two so that the Alias is more visible. Thanks.
Not a repeatable fix but I should browse Rockwell Support one day and see if there are any technotes on it.
@@TimWilborne Ok. Thanks so much for responding.
Stupid Question but I am used to RS500 and How do you write Bits ( used to be B0:0 ) to the Micro 820? I have the inputs and outputs listed but I do not see Bits listed. Can you help me?
You can create a tag, data type BOOL, or if you wanted to address bits in an INT or DINT, select the tag, then enter a period and the bit number after it. For example if you create a tag called MyTag, data type of DINT, and want to address bit 5 then it would be MyTag.5
I use a lot of B3 instructions in my programming how can you use or can you use a B3 bit in CCW programming what is the best practice thanks for your help
Hi James, the BOOL data type will operate the same as the B3 bits.
Thanks for your time and help looking at starting your class on CCW programming thanks again
Jame
Is ONS (OneShot) instruction still available? I don't see it.
Yes, make sure you are using the Logix theme so that instructions are named the way that you are used to in other AB software's.
So you’re selecting your IO and then creating the alias. What if I don’t know what my IO is yet?
In Studio5000 I usually create my tags first. Such as pb_start. Then when I know what my IO is gonna be I then alias them. Can I use that procedure in CCW?
I don't know of an easy way for that since CCW doesn't have aliases in the same sense as Studio 5000. They are more of "Symbols". Probably a FIND and REPLACE situation...I can't even remember if if has that 😂Great question!
So it’s more like RSLogix500?
Tim what about Siemens? Can you explained Siemens as well
I can program Siemens but I wouldn't call myself well versed in it so I would probably steer away from it.
hi sir thank you very much for your good video your teaching very slowly which makes everyone to understand. but sir i have one question
in ccw has ammurator like lslogix 500 or 5000. if its is free or you have to purchase.
thank you.
It is free, see this lesson series.
twcontrols.com/micro800-connected-components-workbench-lessons
Tim: How do you drag a branch around other instructions. Can't seem to "pick" an edge to drag like you can in RSLogix 5000. Thanks....
When inserting the branch, highlight what you want it to be around. If the branch is already there, drag the instructions inside of the branch.
Is there anyway to do data packing( 16 bits/bools -->integer value) and data unpacking( integer value-->16 bits/bools)?
You can access the bits of an integer simply by adding ".0" to it. So if your integer is MyInt, then the 5tth bit is MyInt.5.
Hello Tim,I just finished my first program and I wanna run on PLC simulator but I don't know how connect it, I think that you explained in another video but I'm not sure. Thanks a lot for your help.
Hi John. Here's a link on how to set up the simulator in Connected Components Workbench software.
www.theautomationstore.com/how-to-use-the-allen-bradley-micro800-simulator-in-connected-components-workbench/
@@TimWilborne Thank you for your answer.
@@johnelkinquinteror7673 You are welcome John.
8:41...what am I missing. You said "input 4" but selected "output 4". Same with input 5. Not sure if I understand.
You are not missing anything, I just pointed to the wrong data point when speaking.
@@TimWilborne okay, that's what I was hoping. The inputs should be on top IMHO. Great videos. Thanks.
Yes it has stumped me many times as to why an input wasn't switching when I was looking at the outputs by accident.
Yes, it seems counterintuitive and not even alphabetical.
can't open controller. Ask password? any advise.
You will need to get it from the person who programmed it. Your only other option is to clear the program out of the PLC by updating or resetting the firmware but you machine will no longer work.