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Mitsubishi PLC programming issues

2009-08-01View Original

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This post was last edited by gw821022 on 2009-8-1 17:20. Does anyone know how to write a program for a traffic light to flash using a Mitsubishi PLC? The specific requirements are as follows: there are two toggle buttons, one red and one green. When the green button is pressed, the red and green lights will flash alternately for 20 seconds each; pressing the red button will stop the flashing. It can be done using ladder diagrams or instruction lists!
Reply #22009-08-02
You can simply find any book on the applications of PLC programmers in a bookstore; such books usually include examples of introductory programs.
Reply #32009-08-02
Are all PLCs the same? It must be different for each manufacturer
Reply #42009-08-02
LD M0 ANI T0 OUT T0 K400 Self-resetting timer LD T0 K200 20–35 seconds AND T0 K350 35–40 seconds AND
Reply #52009-12-23
I have something here that I need to write down in person and give it a try!
Reply #62009-12-24
This program is an introductory program for PLCs. But even the most basic aspects need to be taken seriously, haha. The answer has already been given by the person on floor 4; presumably that person studies automation

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