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Publication 1760-UM001D-EN-P - September 2005
Use of Expansion Modules 9-5
Module Status Example
Power can be applied to the expansion unit later than it is applied to
the Pico controller. This means that Pico is switched to Run with the
expansion module missing. The Pico circuit diagram below detects
whether the expansion unit is operational or not.
As long as I14 = 1, the remaining circuit diagram is skipped. If I14 = 0,
the circuit diagram is processed. If the expansion module drops out
for any reason, the circuit diagram is skipped. M1 detects whether the
circuit diagram was processed for at least one cycle after the power
supply switched on. If the circuit diagram is skipped, all the outputs
retain their previous state. The next example should be used if this is
not desired.
Example with LCD Output and Reset of the Outputs
-----------SM1
I14--------[:8
I1-I2------[Q1
Q1
I14-M1-----[:8
-----------SM1
I14--------[:8
I1-I2------[Q1
Q1
I14-M1-----[:8
I14--------[:8
:8---------[D1
RQ1
:8
I14--------[D1
- Pico Controllers 1
- Important User Information 2
- Summary of Changes 3
- Catalog Number Release 3
- New Information 4
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents ii 6
- Table of Contents iii 7
- Table of Contents iv 8
- Who Should Use this 9
- Purpose of this Manual 9
- Common Techniques Used 10
- Rockwell Automation 11
- Preface 4 12
- System Overview 13
- Hardware Versions 14
- System Overview 1-3 15
- Expansion Modules 16
- Operating Principles 18
- I12345678 19
- Q1234 RUN 19
- LED Indicators 20
- HH:MM 14:23 21
- Main Menu Setting Summer Time 22
- System Menu 23
- Cursor Display 24
- Setting Values 24
- Installation 25
- European Communities (EC) 26
- Directive Compliance 26
- Connect the Expansion 27
- Mount the Pico Controller 27
- 3 cm (1.18 in.) 28
- Install on a Mounting Plate 29
- Flush Mount 30
- Removal Procedure 31
- Make Connections 31
- Required Tools 32
- Connect the Incoming 33
- 2-10 Installation 34
- Wiring Protection 35
- Use Surge Suppressors 36
- Connect the Inputs 38
- Connecting AC Inputs 39
- L1 L2 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8I1 40
- 100 to 240V ac 40
- Inputs x 100 to 240V ac 40
- Connect 12 V dc Inputs 42
- Installation 2-19 43
- ATTENTION 43
- Setpoint Potentiometers 44
- Light Intensity Sensors 44
- 4 to 20 mA 45
- Connect Outputs 46
- Connect Relay Outputs 46
- 1760-IA12XOW6I 47
- 1760-OW2 47
- Connect Transistor Outputs 48
- Switch Inductive Loads 49
- 2-26 Installation 50
- Commission the Pico 51
- Set the Menu Language 52
- Modes of Operation 53
- Create a Circuit Diagram 54
- (Program) 54
- 55
- MO 02:00 55
- ......... STOP 55
- I1-I2-----{ Q 1 57
- Test the Circuit Diagram 58
- DELETE PROG 59
- Pico Operation 61
- Button Operation 63
- 1 to 8 1 to 8 64
- Circuit Diagram Display 66
- PicoSoft and PicoSoft Pro 67
- Work with Contacts and 68
- Change I1 to I2 in the 69
- Change {Q1 to {Q8 in the coil 69
- I1-Q4-I3 70
- I2-I4-{Q2 70
- I1-Q4-I3-{M1 70
- I2-I4-M1-{Q2 70
- I2---------{Q4 71
- Delete a Circuit Connection 72
- Check the Circuit Diagram 73
- Coil Functions 74
- Rules for Wiring Relay Coils 75
- ÈM1…ÈM16, ÈN1…ÈN16 77
- È:1…È:8 (1760-L18xxx) 77
- Function Relay Types 79
- Example with Timing and 81
- Counter Relays 81
- Customer: Program: 82
- Date: Page: 82
- Timing Relays 86
- Programming a Timing Relay 88
- Parameters for Timers 88
- Timing Diagram 90
- Timing Relays, Single Pulse 91
- Timing Relays, Flashing 91
- Program a Counter Relay 93
- Determine Counter Frequency 94
- C2 N + 95
- High Speed Counters 96
- -----------CC15 97
- CC15--------SQ3 97
- I8 97
- High Speed Counter 99
- -----------CC13 100
- C13--------SN3 100
- I6---------DC13 100
- I8-C13-----RC13 100
- Value Range 101
- Retention 101
- Time Switch 102
- Parameters for Time Switch 103
- Example 1 104
- Example 2 104
- Example 3 105
- Example 4 105
- Example 5 106
- Example 6 106
- Program a Time Switch 106
- Analog Comparators 107
- Parameter Display 108
- Program Analog Comparators 109
- Text Display 110
- LCD Display 111
- Variables 111
- Function 111
- Text Entry 112
- Character Set 112
- Examples 112
- . Backward jumps are not 113
- Power Flow Display 114
- Example Programs 115
- Series Connection 116
- Parallel Connection 116
- I1-I2-------{Q1 117
- I1----------SQ1 118
- I2----------RQ1 118
- On-Delay Timing Relay 119
- Count Up Counter 119
- 4x Shift Register 120
- Running Light 122
- Stairwell Lighting 123
- Interface to Memory 125
- Module and Programming 125
- Memory Module 126
- Load or Store Programs 127
- IMPORTANT 128
- PicoSoft 129
- 1760-CBL-PM02 130
- INVALID PROG 131
- Pico System Settings 133
- ENTER PW 134
- Activate the Password 135
- Unlock Pico 136
- Change or Delete a Password 137
- Change the Menu Language 138
- Change Parameters 139
- Set Date, Time, and 141
- Daylight Saving Time 141
- Change Between 142
- Winter/Summer Time 142
- (Daylight Saving Time) 142
- Activate Debounce 142
- (Input Delay) 142
- Activate and Deactivate 143
- P-Buttons 143
- Start-Up Behavior 144
- DEBOUNCE 145
- P BUTTONS 145
- RUN MODE 145
- CARD MODE 145
- Set Cycle Time 146
- CYCLE TIME 148
- RETENTION 148
- Display Device Information 149
- Set Retention 152
- Delete Retentive Actual 152
- Transfer Retentive Behavior 153
- Retentive Auxiliary Relays 154
- (Markers) 154
- M8-M14------{Q2 155
- I3------SM14 155
- M9---------RM14 155
- Impulse Relay 156
- S/R Function 157
- Retentive Timing Relays 158
- In the above example 160
- Retention 7-11 161
- U = Supply voltage 161
- Time setting for T6, T7 161
- Coil Function 162
- I1 Start lubrication 162
- Q1 Oil valve 162
- T8 Oil time 162
- Q1 Valve 163
- Retentive Up/Down 164
- Counters C7 and C8 164
- Retention 7-15 165
- Circuit Diagram: 165
- Parameters entered: 165
- Lubricant 166
- Signal diagram: 168
- Inside Pico 169
- Functions 170
- Determine Cycle Time of 171
- Circuit Diagrams 171
- Example: Parallel Circuit 172
- Inside Pico 8-5 173
- 1760-L18xxx Cycle Time 174
- Delay Times for Inputs and 175
- 1760-L18AWA-xx) 176
- Inside Pico 8-9 177
- 8-10 Inside Pico 178
- Use of Expansion Modules 179
- Operation 180
- Expansion Module Status 181
- Module Status Example 183
- Troubleshoot Your Controller 185
- Possible Situations When 186
- Creating Circuit Diagrams 186
- DC Simulator 189
- Installation Guidelines 190
- Specifications 191
- Electrical Specifications 192
- Power Supply 193
- DC Models 194
- AC Models 195
- A-6 Specifications 196
- High-Speed Counters 198
- Specifications A-9 199
- Relay Outputs 200
- Transistor Outputs 201
- A-12 Specifications 202
- Cycle Time 203
- Dimensions 204
- A-16 Specifications 206
- Circuit Diagram Form 207
- Timing relays 208
- Up/down counters 208
- Analog comparators 208
- Timing switches 208
- Glossary 209
- Glossary 2 210
- Glossary 3 211
- Glossary 4 212
- Numerics 213
- 2 Index 214
- Index 3 215
- Relays 4-15 216
- Rules 4-15 216
- XOR circuit 4-57 216
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