Master the Clock: Using Timers in the Click PLC

Master the Clock: Using Timers in the Click PLC

Master the Clock: Orchestrating Automation with Click PLC Timers. The hum of the conveyor belt was off. Not entirely stopped, but hesitant. Mark, a veteran automation engineer, frowned as his eyes scanned the control panel of the small packaging plant. “Another bottleneck,” he muttered, running a hand through his already disheveled hair. The current system, … Read more

FREE CLICK PLC Software: Is It REALLY That Easy?

FREE CLICK PLC Software: Is It REALLY That Easy?

FREE CLICK PLC Software: Is It REALLY That Easy? This industrial-proven hardware and software have been around for 16 years. It has been regularly modified and updated to ensure it remains current and relevant. A Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) is a type of industrial control system used to automate machinery and processes. It is designed … Read more

ACC Automation 2016 Review

Acc Automation We would like to take a few minutes and reflect on the past, current and future of ACC Automation. You have help us succeed in our best year yet. Starting off we learned how to: Create a PLC with HMI Training and Learning Environment Free – Utilized the Do-More Designer Software and the … Read more

Click PLC AdvancedHMI Communication

We will now look at the click plc advancedhmi Modbus serial communication. Advanced HMI is a powerful, adaptable HMI/SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) development package that takes advantage of Visual Studio. There is no coding required and you can simply drag and drop items onto the page. The best thing is that the software … Read more

Click PLC Program Control Instructions

The program control instructions will allow us to specify what parts of the logic get solved and when this happens. This will control how the PLC will scan and solve your logic in your program. 

Click PLC Compare and Math Instructions

Compare and math instructions in the Click PLC will allow you to do a number of things. We will use the compare instructions to turn on bits which will indicate production shifts. Using the math instruction we will convert the number of units made to a weight.