Make a FBD program of tank water filling with 2 valve. 1 valve is turn on for filling water when tank level with decrease than 20% . And turn valve 2 on when tank water level increase than 80%
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When I'm in the project window and I click on "prepared value" true or false, it should change the value when I click on it. But it's not happening for some reason. So I hover over prepared value with my mouse, click on it and then the actual value doesn't change, why is this ? Do I need to press another button on my laptop to initiate the change ?
The prepared value isn't automatically written to the variable in the PLC. After preparing a value, you have to write it to the variable by right-clicking on the prepared value and selecting the Write Values command or by using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F7
I've worked with codesys using an Eaton PLC and a Festo PLC. It work well for the most part, but programming in ladder is absolute trash, you wouldn't believe that a finished product like Codesys would get away with this. I DO NOT RECOMMEND. They support ladder but you don't want to use ladder with Codesys.
CODESYS is really nice, I just wish that the license costs for private customers would be much lower... Edit: A buy-out license for any device would also be nice.
I love how you incorporate real-world examples into your tutorials. It makes learning so much easier!
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Make a FBD program of tank water filling with 2 valve. 1 valve is turn on for filling water when tank level with decrease than 20% . And turn valve 2 on when tank water level increase than 80%
Hi, we are an automation company and we found your videos and articles very useful and practical. May I ask if we can share your content on our social media platforms? Will definitely give you the credit.
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@@realpars Yes sure! Also thank you for the permission!🤝
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Especially st language examples
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When I'm in the project window and I click on "prepared value" true or false, it should change the value when I click on it. But it's not happening for some reason. So I hover over prepared value with my mouse, click on it and then the actual value doesn't change, why is this ? Do I need to press another button on my laptop to initiate the change ?
The prepared value isn't automatically written to the variable in the PLC. After preparing a value, you have to write it to the variable by right-clicking on the prepared value and selecting the Write Values command or by using the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F7
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I've worked with codesys using an Eaton PLC and a Festo PLC. It work well for the most part, but programming in ladder is absolute trash, you wouldn't believe that a finished product like Codesys would get away with this. I DO NOT RECOMMEND. They support ladder but you don't want to use ladder with Codesys.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Marc.
Weird that you pronounce Codesys wrong. Especially if you are trying to teach it.
How is it supposed to be pronounced?
Coe-Deh-Sys. It came from "Code Development System" and was originally capitalized as CoDeSys, though that fell out of use.
CODESYS is really nice, I just wish that the license costs for private customers would be much lower...
Edit: A buy-out license for any device would also be nice.