The document provides an overview of various programming languages used in industrial solutions, including STL, SCL, FBD, and CFC. Each section covers the basics, programming principles, debugging, and application examples, along with appendices for additional resources. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and utilizing these programming languages effectively.
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Mastering Programming Languages
The document provides an overview of various programming languages used in industrial solutions, including STL, SCL, FBD, and CFC. Each section covers the basics, programming principles, debugging, and application examples, along with appendices for additional resources. It serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and utilizing these programming languages effectively.
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STL (Statement List)
1. Basics of STL Programming o Introduction and syntax 2. Fundamentals of STL o Accumulator concept o Operand addressing 3. Programming with STL o Logic operations (AND, OR, NOT) o Memory operations (LOAD, TRANSFER) 4. Data Access and Addressing o Absolute and symbolic addressing 5. Organization Blocks o OB1, OB100, OB82 usage 6. Functions and Function Blocks o Structure and invocation 7. Data Blocks and Parameters o Static and instance DBs 8. Applications o Case studies and typical logic 9. Appendices o A. STL Instruction Set o B. Mnemonics and Abbreviations o C. Index
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SCL (Structured Control Language)
1. Basics of SCL Programming
o Introduction to SCL o Syntax and structure 2. Principles of SCL o Program organization units (POUs) o Variables and data types 3. Programming in SCL o Assignments, control structures o Loops and branching 4. Debugging and Diagnostics o Using watch tables o Breakpoints and error tracing 5. Test Functions o Simulations and test blocks 6. Functions and Function Blocks o Creating and calling FCs/FBs 7. Working with Data Blocks o Declaring and using DBs 8. Working with Organization Blocks (OBs) o Startup OBs, cyclic OBs 9. Application Examples o Real-life SCL logic 10. Appendices o A. Data Types o B. Language Elements o C. Abbreviations o D. Index
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FBD (Function Block Diagram) 1. Bit Logic Instructions o AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, etc. 2. Comparison Instructions o Greater than, Less than, Equal, Not equal 3. Conversion Instructions o INT to REAL, BCD to INT, etc. 4. Counter Instructions o CTU, CTD, CTUD 5. Data Block Instructions o Read/write to DBs 6. Jump Instructions o Conditional and unconditional jumps 7. Integer Math Instructions o ADD_I, SUB_I, MUL_I, DIV_I 8. Floating-Point Math Instructions o ADD_R, SUB_R, MUL_R, DIV_R 9. Move Instructions o MOVE, BLKMOV 10. Program Control Instructions o CALL, RET, etc. 11. Shift and Rotate Instructions o SHL, SHR, ROL, ROR 12. Status Bit Instructions o Set/Reset bit status 13. Timer Instructions o TON, TOF, TP 14. Word Logic Instructions o ANDW, ORW, XORW A. Overview of All Instructions B. Programming Examples Working with FBD Editor o Graphical interface and logic construction
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CFC (Continuous Function Chart) 1. Essentials of CFC o Structure and usage o Block types and wiring 2. First Steps o Creating a new CFC chart o Placing and linking blocks 3. Working with the CFC Editor o Editing tools, shortcuts o Libraries and versioning 4. Test and Commissioning o Online testing and monitoring o Forcing values, diagnostics 5. Documentation o Auto-generated block diagrams o Commenting and labeling Appendices o A. Technical Specifications o B. Abbreviations o C. Index