Secret to ONE SHOT Edge Triggers in PLC Scan?

Secret to ONE SHOT Edge Triggers in PLC Scan?

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

Do-More PLC P2P Modbus Scanner Communication

Do-More PLC P2P Modbus Scanner Communication

The Do-More PLC P2P Modbus Scanner Communication within the Do-More Designer Software offers a powerful and streamlined solution for integrating Modbus devices into your PLC system. With its advanced features and seamless integration capabilities, this Modbus Application empowers you to unlock new levels of efficiency and productivity in your industrial automation applications. A peer-to-peer (P2P) … Read more

How Ladder Logic Program Scan Works

How Ladder Logic Program Scan Works

PLC programs scan cyclically. This means that it is repeated many times and in the same order. The primary sequence of a PLC scan is reading the inputs, executing the program, diagnostics, and communication, and updating the outputs. We will look at these scan items with particular attention to how the ladder logic program is … Read more

BRX Do-More PLC Using Modbus IO Scanner Profile

BRX Do-More PLC Using the Modbus IO Scanner Profile

The Do-More Designer Programming Software (2.9) or higher includes a Modbus I/O Scanner with some profiles for Modbus Server (Slave) devices. This will greatly reduce the time it takes to implement and troubleshoot communications in your projects. Modbus communications are done independent of the PLC scan time and will have little or no ladder logic … Read more

PLC Learning Series – Program Cyclic Scan

PLC Learning Series - Program Cyclic Scan

Programmable logic controllers (PLC) use a cyclic scan. The time that it takes to complete one scan is called Scan Time. Typical scan times range from 10 milliseconds to 10 microseconds. This translates from 0.01 to 0.0001 seconds per PLC scan. Understanding how the program scan will help us in programming and troubleshooting the PLC. … Read more

C-More EA9 HMI Series Barcode Scanner

The C-More HMI Panel will support a barcode scanner (barcode reader) input. A scanner uses a light source and a light sensor to translate optical impulses into an electrical signal. The CMore can accept a USB barcode scanner input. We will now connect and program a barcode scanner into our HMI panel. The PLC ladder … Read more