Studio 5000 AVE Instruction to Average Data

Welcome to our comprehensive tutorial on using the AVE instruction in Studio 5000, where we delve into the powerful world of averaging array data like a pro! Whether you're an automation engineer, a programmer, or a student eager to learn, this video will equip you with the skills to effectively utilize the AVE instruction within Studio 5000 for optimal array data processing.
Video Highlights:
Introduction to AVE Instruction: Get acquainted with the fundamentals of the AVE instruction, its purpose, and the benefits it brings to array data manipulation.
Setting Up Your Array Data: Learn the essential steps to prepare and input your array data into Studio 5000, ensuring it's primed for efficient processing.
Configuring the AVE Instruction: Dive deep into the configuration options of the AVE instruction. Discover how to fine-tune parameters to suit your specific requirements, whether it's for industrial automation, data analysis, or any other application.
Real-World Examples: Explore real-world scenarios where the AVE instruction shines. Witness how it optimally averages temperature readings from multiple sensors, production rates, or any dataset that requires precise calculation.
Why Watch This Tutorial?
Comprehensive Coverage: Our tutorial covers everything you need to know about the AVE instruction in Studio 5000, catering to beginners and experienced users alike.
Practical Application: Learn how to apply the AVE instruction to your projects, making your data manipulation tasks more efficient and accurate.
Time-Saver: Mastering the AVE instruction streamlines your programming and data processing tasks, ultimately saving you valuable time.
Instructor Expertise: Our experienced instructor brings a wealth of knowledge in industrial automation and programming, ensuring you receive accurate and actionable insights.
0:00 Intro
2:50 Programming a FAL instruction to capture data
5:20 Programming an AVE instruction
7:40 Adding a Sample Timer
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[@strictlyamps820]

Shane, can I use this instruction to count a board per minute avg? I am needing to see at least 2 decimal places in the avg. I have an input (photoeye) that the boards run through to a sander, need a rolling avg of BPM. Thanks

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Yes, just use a real data type and set it up to read every minute for the FAL instruction then average

[@strictlyamps820]

@@ShaneWelcher Thanks, do I use the real data type in the "FAL" or the "AVE"? Also my VMware is asking to download a new revision, should I do it, or leave it as it is?

[@ShaneWelcher]

@@strictlyamps820 No reason to update VMware unless you are on VMware Workstation 17.
And yes, a real data type for the FAL

[@strictlyamps820]

@@ShaneWelcher Shane, I am not doing something correctly for sure, lol. Would you happen to have a video on using a FAL and an AVE with a "REAL" data type?

[@ShaneWelcher]

@@strictlyamps820 use the search tab on my channel and type in the word "FAL" to see if there are more.
I've been making videos for over seven years