Allen Bradley Studio 5000 Timers TON TOF RTO Explained
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2020
- In this video we are going to go through the three timers of Studio 5000 for the Controllogix and Compactlogix PLC. The TON Timer On Delay, the TOF Timer Off Delay, and the RTO Retentive Timer On instruction including the EN Enable, TT Timer Timing, and DN Done bits. You can do a lot machine logic with these timers beyond the basic delays in Studio 5000.
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Great detailed video. You give the best introduction videos. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I recently was on a job and my boss was explaining a good application for TOF vs TON is a conveyor that you need to remain on for an amount of time. Blew my mind man!
I should do a video detailing the differences.
I am programming a delay for a conveyor to remain on for a preset amount of time after a stop push button is pressed
Thanks Tim
I was always confused about how to use TOF, but now I can understand like "DN. bit is for when we want still active a signal for a certain time after is off" or this is the most common use I see
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Thank you, Tim.
Good Presentation.
You are very welcome
I was looking for a starter video to drop functions onto a rung, and get into programming. This was a great starter. I got a little lost on "adding rungs but don't execute", but I skipped that just to focus on the functions and what they do, and how they work. I didn't have a trainer in front of me, but I was still able to follow along, and take notes, AND.....this was the fun part, just before you hit a button or turned on the switch...I paused the video to try to predict the outcome before you showed it to us. I think I enjoyed that part a lot. I think I'll take one of your wiring diagrams and just start putting them into a program so I can "muscle memory" the "local:1:I or O.data.#" layout and naming. Question: I'm assuming like algebra, there are more shortcuts in Studio to do programming faster???? Less hand jamming information.
Geez...Thanks Tim, no wonder those "?" wouldn't go away I was setting the data type as a "REAL" instead of "TIMER"
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This was a great video Tim
Thank you!
Great video Tim
Glad you enjoyed it
These are awesome trainings. Thank you sir
You are welcome!
learned something new today and i can see how can this be applied to a lot of application.thanks tim
Glad you liked it!
Great video. Regardig the use of TT, I would use the it to do some operations. For example, if TT=5000 then do something. With the same timer I could activate other bits and not only DN bit.
Really good way of teaching , good luck
Thank you! 😃
Thanks Tim for your lessons! You are super star! :)
Glad you like them!
Thank you Tim
You are welcome!
thank you very much, sir, for such a very helpful explanation!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, you're a legend
You are welcome.
Thank you
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Hi Tim very nice and detailed explanation but do you know if there is a tt(timer timing) bit for ton instruction for siemens plc programming??
Thank you! Correct me if I'm wrong, in 4:21 did you mean TT will be on when preset is "greater" than or equal to the Accum? and for the DN I think it should be Preset is "less" than or equal to the Accum.
Yes, got my words all mixed up :)
Well explained. I was having a hard time understanding what was TT purpose
Glad I could help.
How do I make it display second timing instead of milisecond?
I'm guessing you are talking about how you can type T#10s instead of 10000 in CCW. That doesn't exist in Studio 5000. You would make a tag to put your seconds in, data type REAL, then use a MUL instruction with it as source A, source B of 1000, and the timer PRE as the destination.
I see. Thank for the information.
Tim, thanks for your videos, I have a question on time consistency. I am using a timer for tracking (basically every 100ms I shift) my question, is there a way to make the timer more consistent? I have a 60 ft conveyor with diverts down the conveyor so every 100ms I move 1 spot on my register the problem is the farther down the conveyor it goes the more inconsistent the timer is (I am assuming the overhead of the PLC) I know I should use an encoder and high speed counter card but this is a very simple process. It works pretty well but it seems to vary the longer down the line it goes.
The timer will not "lose" time. It is tracking it accurately. Chances are you conveyor speed isn't what you think it is.
@@TimWilborne Thanks for the feed back
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Glad it was helpful!
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I should cover those, I'll put them on the list Patel.
Where do I go to find my bit icons? I don’t know what I did but when I click on bits favorites or anything at all none of the actually icons for xio, xic and any other bit icons
Tough one, it sounds like the toolbar has gotten short? Try Window > Reset Window Layout
Hi Tim, I want to energize an output LED when i pushed the button for more than 1sec. please help me to understand this timer implementation with the ladder. thanks much!
You would use the DN bit.
@@TimWilborne Thanks!! It worked!
I've tried doing the same rung in rs emulate with the rto timer, it will not time. It works fine on the ton and the tof instruction. Any thoughts?
Things don't always work exactly the same in Emulate, I'm not sure John. I haven't used it in years.
@@TimWilborne I got it, was a mistake on my part. Im going to order a trainer from you guys. Not sure which one I should get yet.
Hi, do you have any videos on AB E300 ( ethernet) setting up the inputs and relays?
No, I should pick one up sometime. I have worked with them before, very handy for monitoring
@@TimWilborne yes they are. I know the devicenet module with emulate mode,But Ethernet mode, different.
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ADV PLC Lab #1Input devices needed:2 normally closed push buttons2 normally open push buttons1 selector switch 1 through beam photo-eye
Output devices2 fan motors1 red pilot light1 amber pilot light1 green pilot light
Program requirements
Use NOPB 1 to start fan motor 1, and use NCPB 1 to stop fan motor 1. If power to the PLC is lost then restored this output should not turn on unless the operator has pressed the start button.
Use NOPB 2 to start fan motor 2, and use NCPB 2 to stop fan motor 2. If power is lost then restored this output should retain the condition you left it in.
If the photo eye is actuated both motors should stop and the red light should turn on until the selector switch is actuated.
If fan motor 1 is on the amber light should flash.
If fan motor 2 is on the green light should flash
Fan motor 1 and fan motor 2 should never be able to run at the same time.
Check out 3:57 of the video.
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I'm looking for a full course for Components Workbench. I know how to program Allen bradley (P.L.C) i want to learn with this software. ¿Do you have course?
Here you go.
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@@TimWilborne is it full online cause i can't go to the U.S , cause i'm from an other country. Hope is full online, i'll excited for that.
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Here is how to install Studio 5000, twcontrols.com/lessons/where-can-i-download-studio-5000-logix-designer-rslogix-5000-and-what-is-the-pricedifference-of-each-version
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