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Mitsubishi MELSEC A1SX80-S1 User Manual

Mitsubishi MELSEC A1SX80-S1
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'PROGRAMMING
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Termination instructions
FEND
Main routine program termination (FEND)
The FEND instruction terminates the main routine program. When the FEND
instruction is executed, the
PLC returns
to
step
0
after completion of the timerkounter
processing, self diagnostic processing etc. and resumes operation from step
0. The
sequence program located after the FEND instruction can be used for sub routines and
interrupt programs which are called up from the main routine program.
An example of the FEND instruction used in conjunction with a conditional jump
instruction is shown on the following page
i
'
<-
When ladder is displayed this
I
instruction is not shown
Sequence program termination (END)
The END instruction indicates the end
of
program.
At
this step the scan returns
to
step
0.
The END instruction cannot be used midway through
a
sequence program
or
sub
sequence program. If END processing is necessary halfway through the program, use
the FEND instruction.
If
the END instruction is not given in the program, operation error
occurs and the
PLC
does not run.
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Table of Contents

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Mitsubishi MELSEC A1SX80-S1 Specifications

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BrandMitsubishi
ModelMELSEC A1SX80-S1
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 2: AIS Module Descriptions

CPU Module

Details the central processing unit (CPU Module) which is the main part of the AIS PLC system and controls I/O points.

Power supply modules

Details power supply modules that provide 5 VDC required by CPU and I/O modules, listing available models.

Chapter 3: System Selection and Configuration

System selection

Guides users through a five-step process to select AIS PLC components matching application requirements.

Step 1: Input module selection

Provides a flowchart for selecting the appropriate input module based on voltage, point count, and type.

Step 2: Output module selection

Offers a flowchart to guide the selection of output modules based on type, point count, current, and commons.

Step 3: Special function module selection

Presents a flowchart for choosing special function modules based on application needs like A/D conversion or networking.

Step 4: Power supply module selection

Details the selection process for power supply modules based on DC 24V input or output requirements.

Step 5: Base unit selection

Guides the selection of base units by calculating required I/O slots and considering power supply capacity.

System configuration

Explains how to allocate modules to I/O slots and assign input/output numbers for system programming.

Chapter 4: Installation

Installation and removal of AIS modules

Details the procedure for installing and removing AIS modules onto and from the base unit, with power supply OFF.

Chapter 6: Programming

Description of internal devices

Introduces internal devices used in sequence programs, such as relays, timers, counters, and registers.

Instructions

Classifies and lists instructions into sequence, basic, and application groups for programming the AIS PLC.

List of sequence instructions

Provides a comprehensive list of sequence instructions with their symbols, contents, and execution conditions.

List of basic instructions

Lists basic instructions, primarily for numeric data handling and comparisons, with their symbols and functions.

List of application instructions

Categorizes and lists application instructions for special processing tasks, such as logical operations and data transfer.

Arithmetic operation instructions

Details arithmetic instructions for BIN and BCD data, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

BCD/BIN conversion instructions

Explains instructions for converting data between BCD and BIN formats, crucial for data representation.

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