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Do-More Designer software features a fully functional simulator that can be used for teaching PLC programming. This software is free of charge.
What is the most asked PLC Ladder Logic Question? One of the most common and foundational examples of ladder logic programming involves designing a motor start-stop circuit that utilizes latching or seal-in logic. This specific scenario not only serves as a practical exercise but also encapsulates several critical principles of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) programming … Read more
Why Every Beginner Needs a PLC Simulator Now! Are you tired of feeling left behind in the industrial automation industry? As a beginner, it can be overwhelming to keep up with the latest technologies and trends. That’s why PLC simulation is more crucial than ever! We’ll explore the importance of PLC simulation and why it’s … Read more
PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers) can significantly reduce the cost of manufacturing a machine. The PLC programming can be reduced as much as 50% with the use of simulators. A PLC Simulator is a piece of software that enables a programmer to test their code without the need for hardware. This means that the logic can … Read more
Did you know that understanding edge triggers can drastically improve your PLC understanding? How one-shots work within the PLC scan is vital in programming PLCs. In this post, we’ll dive into the world of programmable logic controllers and explore the techniques and strategy secrets you need to know to trigger your edges precisely and accurately. … Read more
Benchwork 1 is a great way to practice PLC programming. We will use the Do-More Designer simulator to program this scene from the Machine Simulator Software suite. This suite was previously called EasyPLC but has since changed its name to describe this industry-leading learning software better. The Machine Simulator suite comprises several machines that can … Read more
What is the most powerful PLC instruction? What instruction or concept is the most powerful when programming any manufacturer’s PLCs? Many people will guess timers, counters, or the set and reset bit instructions. These are all great instructions, but the most powerful is the indirect or pointer instruction. In PLC programming, pointers, also called indirect … Read more