Training - M221 - M4.4 Operation Block As you can see on the video no errors when you tried to use the "Operation Block" on the first column on a rung.
Hi there! You will need to define a variable %MD for the hours (example %MD100) then the seconds can have a %MW variables (example %MW200) then you will need the converter INT_TO_REAL so it will be something like this: %MF100 := INT_TO_REAL( %MW200 ) / 3600.0
Hi there! If i am not wrong the first 50 %MW (0 - 49) are retentive. If you need more there are a few system variables to extend it… if you have a battery you will not have a problem
How I wish I discovered this channel last year! Thank you LeTomas!
You are welcome Marlon! You can share the content so others can discover it too 😬
@@LeTomasAHUMADA yes, I am already doing it. I'm working with Schneider too and referring you to customer when your video relates to their query
Do you have any example of calculation with mathematical expressions?
Hi there! I believe there is an example related to the hsc of the m221 on my channel but it is related to simple calculation, what are you after?
I tried to convert sec to hour (sec/3600), but the value is in decimal, so I could not get any result in the program. How to get results in decimal.
Hi there! You will need to define a variable %MD for the hours (example %MD100) then the seconds can have a %MW variables (example %MW200) then you will need the converter INT_TO_REAL so it will be something like this:
%MF100 := INT_TO_REAL( %MW200 ) / 3600.0
Could you make the pdf of the presentation available?
Unfortunately, i do not share the presentations in any format. I strongly believe the videos give more value.
firstly i want to say thank you for this tutorial.
excuse me i have a question, how i can use retentive memory ?
Hi there! If i am not wrong the first 50 %MW (0 - 49) are retentive. If you need more there are a few system variables to extend it… if you have a battery you will not have a problem