Good video although it’s not necessary to create tags to fill your variables as the tags are created when you make the tag for the aoi. In your example you named your aoi tag AOI_basic1. So the included tags are .operand_1, operand_2, etc. Just some FYI I’ve learned using AOI’s. So creative naming and arraying your tags in the editor makes hmi and program replication super easy. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Excellent tutorial! I'm tasked with developing an AOI set for a Trio Motion controller and this will be a big help. Thanks for putting these together! :)
Hi Vlad, at the end of this video you said that in the next video we will be looking into more practical and advanced application? Where is that video? Thank you!!
How to change Timer (TON in AOI) preset value from outside the AOI? I am moving the preset value by taking a value from outside the AOI but the timer stays at 0. Kindly please help me out.
Hi, My friend I want to know the Mul1, Mul2, Add1, Add2 is temporary variables, I didn't see you set it up in the table, they are just work in one cycle in the system?
That's correct, they are calculated within a single execution of the AOI only. All the variables in the table can be set to be accessed from the outside of the AOI; there is no reason to give external users access to the Mul1, Mul2, Add1 and Add2. You can also password protect the AOI and no one would know about the internal variables you're using.
Great video; thank you. I noticed at the beginning that ‘new AOI’ was greyed out while online, but ‘import’ was not. Is it possible to create an AOI in another project, export it, and then import it and use it in the program without stopping the program? Or is there some other workaround? (I’m new to AB plcs and was surprised at not being able to create an AOI while running. As Daniele noted, other platforms do allow online AOI creation and editing, though sometimes with restrictions.) David S
Every single chanche of the AOI (even a comment) you have to download all Program and put the CPU in stop Mode. This is Horrible compare to any other brand PLC. I don't understand why Rockwell is not improving this Online Change even in the AOI.
To be honest with you, I'm not overly familiar with other PLC brands, so I didn't know they handled AOIs differently. That being said, I always advocate for avoiding AOIs unless they're absolutely necessary for the reason you've mentioned.
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Good video although it’s not necessary to create tags to fill your variables as the tags are created when you make the tag for the aoi. In your example you named your aoi tag AOI_basic1. So the included tags are .operand_1, operand_2, etc. Just some FYI I’ve learned using AOI’s. So creative naming and arraying your tags in the editor makes hmi and program replication super easy.
Thanks and keep up the good work!
I hate everything RSLogix but you make it somewhat tolerable with your excellent tutorials. Thank you.
Thanks SolisPLC!
Link to the "next" video, a more advanced application of an AOI?
Excellent tutorial! Thank you.
Excellent tutorial! I'm tasked with developing an AOI set for a Trio Motion controller and this will be a big help. Thanks for putting these together! :)
Great content and explanation, thanks!
Thank you for you efforts keep going 👍👍
Thank you sir.
Thank you soo much!
Clear explanation, easy to understand.
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Very well taught
Hi Vlad,
at the end of this video you said that in the next video we will be looking into more practical and advanced application?
Where is that video? Thank you!!
Hey, sorry about that... I had planned to release a few videos on the topic, but never did...
How to change Timer (TON in AOI) preset value from outside the AOI? I am moving the preset value by taking a value from outside the AOI but the timer stays at 0. Kindly please help me out.
Same
Hi, My friend
I want to know the Mul1, Mul2, Add1, Add2 is temporary variables, I didn't see you set it up in the table, they are just work in one cycle in the system?
That's correct, they are calculated within a single execution of the AOI only. All the variables in the table can be set to be accessed from the outside of the AOI; there is no reason to give external users access to the Mul1, Mul2, Add1 and Add2. You can also password protect the AOI and no one would know about the internal variables you're using.
@@SolisPLC thank you for your quick and clear response.
@@SolisPLC you mean you already set up the mul1, mul2,add1,add2 before?
Great video; thank you. I noticed at the beginning that ‘new AOI’ was greyed out while online, but ‘import’ was not.
Is it possible to create an AOI in another project, export it, and then import it and use it in the program without stopping the program? Or is there some other workaround? (I’m new to AB plcs and was surprised at not being able to create an AOI while running. As Daniele noted, other platforms do allow online AOI creation and editing, though sometimes with restrictions.)
David S
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Great video. Thank you. By the way is there a video of the advanced application of AOIs mentioned at the end of this video? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for sharing, I could not find AOI instruction in my studio 5000 under motion groups, Can you please guide me how to find AOI
Super helpful
Can you make a UDT for this AOI
Are there online libraries for AOIs
Can I use same AOI in multiple places with different external tags?
boa noite,gostaria de uma explicação sobre texto estruturado da rockwell
I subbed...thanks
Okay it didn't work for me I get a unknown Instruction using 5000 v20 and I didn't see the apply button also.
Please help.
Darren
Thanks
Every single chanche of the AOI (even a comment) you have to download all Program and put the CPU in stop Mode. This is Horrible compare to any other brand PLC. I don't understand why Rockwell is not improving this Online Change even in the AOI.
To be honest with you, I'm not overly familiar with other PLC brands, so I didn't know they handled AOIs differently. That being said, I always advocate for avoiding AOIs unless they're absolutely necessary for the reason you've mentioned.