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I’m not very skilled; I’m struggling to figure out the TriconSys system at my company. The company has stopped production, and there are no experts available, no relevant documentation, and no opportunities for training. It was entirely thanks to the help of the experts at HaiChuan Control Panel that I had the confidence to dive in and get SIS sorted out. Today, when I switched to ITCC, I found many custom function blocks, and that immediately caused everything to collapse; I no longer had the patience to slowly figure out what those function blocks were for. Especially those PID blocks – they were completely confusing! If any of you experts have relevant materials, please send them to me. Thank you. 463538342@qq.com
For custom function blocks, unless the manufacturer provides explanatory documentation or they are not encrypted, one can only rely on guesswork.
Custom estimations are available only from the manufacturers; few others offer them. During a training session at Kangjisen, the instructor said that custom function blocks are the foundation on which manufacturers rely for their livelihood – if such information is leaked, the manufacturers will struggle to survive. . .
Yes, there should at least be a description of the custom block functionality for the project; it seems I’ll have to figure it out on my own
Packaging only gives you a general idea of what each pin is used for.
The custom blocks in 1131 are all common blocks designed based on specific functions; none of them are particularly complex. The truly notable one is SRAMP, which is used for speed control, and its code consists of no more than 100 lines. Since 1131 does not contain the source code when packaging functional blocks, it is impossible to reverse-engineer the source code. You can only try it based on its functions. If there is a need to understand the functional details, we can discuss it privately. QQ: 262399 (This isn’t considered advertising, right?):L
The instructor has already added you as a friend. I don’t want to delve too deeply into the details; I just want to understand the function descriptions and know what each pin is used for