How to Create a Sequencer using Shift Registers (SHL) with Siemens TIA Portal!

Today we're going to have a look at how to create a Sequencer in Ladder Logic using the SHL Instruction with Siemens TIA Portal.
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[@viggss]

Finally, understood what MB, MW and M0 actually mean! Thank you so much!

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Glad that we have helped!

[@spawnterror]

Explain please.

[@return-ri8xi]

Very helpful.
Like your videos and explanations very clear.
Hope you do videos on motors control and DBs.
Thank you.

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

It's on our list! Stay tuned for the next installment this week on Friday!

[@rashidchibvuri2036]

Finally understood shift registers thank u sir

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Great!!

[@alikhosravi6181]

#shift register. Thanks a bunch. It was very helpful and simple but professional at the same time.

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Glad it helped! We'll put it on the list!

[@emmanuelohida752]

Hello scantime. thanks for the quality upload and useful information.

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Glad it was helpful!

[@romeojr.fiecas4952]

Thank You :)

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

No problem Romeo!

[@manojnamdeo5009]

very good explanation

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Keep watching

[@ahmedatef5563]

Great content , i wish your channel grow more

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

I appreciate that!

[@sotsameng8913]

thank you for your share knowledge

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

My pleasure

[@obaidullahsamimi]

Good job.

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@muhamedrasheed3913]

NICE

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Thanks

[@boualambba]

great tuto. Thanks a million for the effort. would you please turn the background music down in next recordings.

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Noted! A lot of trial and error with these videos ha-ha!

[@cliffordwate9581]

Did not realize there was a background music. I tried shifting using a Word, abit different but in the end figured it out. Thanks for the introduction video.

[@firashamdan4175]

very important

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Yes!

[@Tevez2367]

Hi Chris great video. Can you do a video on UDTs connecting to a face plate?

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

We'll have a look at trying to get something ready!

[@RicardoAlegrado]

very good video

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Thanks

[@pawel2077]

hi fantastic video - i took fundations 1 and 2 course and scantime and it was well worth it. I wonder what sort of structure would you use for 128 steps? - an array ? etc

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Yes, an array would be your best bet, Pawel!

[@jakubszczepankowski9346]

Great ! Good job dude. Do you have more example in your course on website ? Thx for answer :)

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

Yes we do, go to www.scantime.co.uk and have a look at some of our online courses! :)

[@dougmeade4389]

Can you explain the SB1 please. I followed everything else and tried using SHL function in my online course practice with Scantime.

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

The Storage Bit is just for the One Shot Pulse instruction, this is just so the PLC can detect the rising edge of the input

[@333ZackFair]

Is there a away of doing this in a Datablock? Like using an array 0-0.7 of bools?

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

That would also be possible 😀

[@thomassaook7787]

great job indeed, but we siemens programmers have used to deal with "graph" language as the "sfc", does the tia portal has a version for "graph"?

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

I would need to have a look at this

[@automationguy5600]

Extended Function in Tia Portal....or Any Advanced function in Tia Portal

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

We'll add it to the list!

[@michaelcostello6991]

MB0 is memory byte 0. Why not refer to its first bit as MB0.0 ? You use M0.0 . Just cconfused

[@ScantimeAutomationTraining]

In Siemens, we asign Bits as M's... Bytes are then asigned as MB, trying to access a Bit as MB0.0 contradicts the type of signal you are trying to access (Trying to access a Bit as a Byte)