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How to simulate logical functions in CS3000?
Are you planning to run a simulation or something else?
CS3000, you can switch to TEST FUNCTION to carry out logical simulation!
You need the following software packages: LHS5426-S11 FCS Simulator Package, LHS5427-S11 HIS Simulator Package, LHS5420-S11 Test Function, LHS5425-S11 Expanded Test Function, and LHS4420-S11 Logic Chart Status Display Package. Select a controller such as FCS0101, and then go to --FCS--test function in the menu bar
Under normal circumstances, the cs3000 software comes with a testing function when installed in its default mode; as mentioned above, \"select a controller such as FCS0101, and then go to --FCS--test function in the menu bar\"”
The trial license includes simulation capabilities; just select all functions during installation. The simulation function in the full license requires payment – I don’t know how much it costs as I’ve never purchased it. For debugging, I used another computer with the trial version installed, but it was no longer needed after debugging was complete
I assign values to the conditions, and the logic should respond, but it doesn’t do so now. What’s the problem?
ST16 and LG64 have options for the mode of operation (Set Start Timing): there are two specific options: Start Timing: Periodic Execution Type (T); Output Timing: Output only when conditions change (C). Only by selecting the correct mode of operation will the logic function as intended. Since the original poster didn’t provide specific details, I think it’s most likely because of this.
First, you should switch the sequence control panel to AUT mode, that is, automatic mode; the default is MAN mode. Therefore, each control station must have a sequence control table with a startup mode of I, while all other sequence control tables should be set to automatic mode. The person in charge of the sequence control table won’t make it work
It can’t be what you said; it seems you didn’t understand what the original poster meant
Hello everyone, I have a question. I recently installed the CS3000 software on my laptop in order to conduct some configuration simulation tests. But as soon as I try to use the simulation function, the laptop keeps beeping non-stop; the beeping continues even after I turn down the volume on the laptop. Do you know what’s going on? I just created the simplest single-loop circuit.
To: wjt198605 – After entering the simulation interface, enter”.sh” in NAME, then select Buzzer and set its volume to the lowest level; this way, the laptop will not produce any alarm sounds.