Delta AH500 series Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 2 - Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 1 Introduction extension backplanes at most. 1.3 Operation of the CPU module The CPU module is the nucleus of the AH500 system. It is respons

Page 3 - 1.1 Manuals

AH500 Quick Start The CPU module is supplied with power. The system enables the initialization. y The non-latched memory is initialized. y The use

Page 4 - 1.2 System Frameworks

Chapter 2 Programming Table of Contents 2.1 Preparations ...

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AH500 Quick Start 2.1 Preparations 2.1.1 Hardware The hardware needed in the example is as follows. 1. Eight-slot main backplane AHBP08M1-5A x 1 POWE

Page 6 - 7 backplanes

Chapter 2 Programming 6. Analog input/output module (6 channels) AH06XA-5A x 1 V2V1AIR1R0V0V1V3V3R3R2V2V0ERRORRUN10V, 20mA10V,0/4~20mAFEUPV0V1I1ZPC

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AH500 Quick Start 1. Insert the projection under the module into the hole in the backplane. 2. Push the module in the direction indicated by the arr

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Chapter 2 Programming 2. Press the clip in the direction indicated by the arrow. z Removal 1. Pull the clip in the direction indicated by the arro

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AH500 Quick Start 3. The terminal block is removed. 2.3 Wiring After the modules are installed, the wiring of the modules follows. In order for the

Page 10 - Output module

Chapter 2 Programming The wiring of the modules is described in detail below. (Please refer to AH500 Hardware Manual for more information.) 2.3.1 Wiri

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AH500 Quick Start ①Alternating-current power supply: 100~240 V AC, and 50/60 Hz ② Circuit breaker ③ Emergency stop: The emergency stop button can be

Page 12 - Chapter 2 Programming

Chapter 1 Introduction Table of Contents 1.1 Manuals...

Page 13 - Preparations

Chapter 2 Programming 2.3.2 Wiring the Digital Input Module The input signal is the direct-current power input. Sinking and sourcing are current drivi

Page 14 - Installation

AH500 Quick Start 2.3.4 Wiring the Analog Input/Output Module Shielded cable*1Voltage input-10 V~+10 VShielded cable*1Current input-20 mA~+20 mAShield

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Chapter 2 Programming normal phenomenon which can be ignored temporarily. 2.4 Exemplification After the hardware is installed, the wiring of the modul

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AH500 Quick Start 3. A pump The pump is installed near the underground pool. However, the device to which the PLC actually connects is not the pump bu

Page 17 - CPU530-EN

Chapter 2 Programming Next, the environment of the project is displayed, and the project name SPW appears in the upper left corner. The operation

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AH500 Quick Start 2.6 Hardware Configuration After the project is created, users can configure the hardware. Suppose the configuration is as follows.

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Chapter 2 Programming Double-click the CPU module to open the PLC Parameter Setting window. Type “SPW PLC” in the Name box, and then type “The examp

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AH500 Quick Start addresses to the module. The default addresses are X0.0~X0.15. They exactly meet the need, and therefore they do not need to be modi

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Chapter 2 Programming Users can drag AH06XA-5A to I/O 2 and drop it. The input device range is D0~D7, and the output device range is D100~D103. (The d

Page 22 - Exemplification

AH500 Quick Start The voltages of the signals are 0 V~10 V. The conversion values are 0.0 and 10.0. Click OK. After the hardware configuration is

Page 23 - Creating Projects

AH500 Quick Start 1.1 Manuals Delta Electronics, Inc. provides users with the manuals related to the AH500 series programmable logic controllers acco

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Chapter 2 Programming 2.7 Creating Global Symbols In order to make the program more readable and the connection with the SCADA system more convenient,

Page 25 - Hardware Configuration

AH500 Quick Start Users can see a new piece of data. Users can create the global symbols for the data in the table above in the same way. (For the a

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Chapter 2 Programming Type “FB_SPP_Sys” in the POU Name box, and then type “Supply Water Pump Control Function” in the POU Comment box. Finally, click

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AH500 Quick Start VAR_INPUT When the program is executed, the value of the external variable is brought into the internal variable. If the value of th

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Chapter 2 Programming Users can begin to write the program in the function block. In order to improve the convenience of scanning the program, users a

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AH500 Quick Start Click ???, and type “Pump_Remote”. When “Pump_Remote” is typed, the drop-down list appears. Users can select the item directly, or t

Page 30 - Creating Global Symbols

Chapter 2 Programming To meet the condition that there is water in the underground pool and no water in the water tower, the state of Tank_R_LSW shoul

Page 31 - Creating Function Blocks

AH500 Quick Start Click ???, and type “Pump_Out”. Users can double-click the coil marked “Pump_Out”, and the drop-down list appears. Select “Set”. P

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Chapter 2 Programming To meet the condition that there is no water in the underground pool, or the condition that the pump trips, users need to click

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AH500 Quick Start So far the automatic program control is complete. Please write the following program in the same way. Finally, users need to save

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Chapter 1 Introduction 1.2 System Frameworks The AH500 series programmable logic controller is a medium type of programmable logic control system. Th

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Chapter 2 Programming 2.9 Creating Main Programs After the function block is created, users can create the main program. Right-click in the window a

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AH500 Quick Start Users can see the Prog_Main window on the main screen. The difference between the function block and the main program is that the

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Chapter 2 Programming After the function block interface appears, type the identifiers as shown below. Users need to create a data block for the fun

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AH500 Quick Start not only the function of checking the syntax, but also the function of compiling all programs and the contents of the function block

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Chapter 2 Programming consider that the value of VAR_OUTPUT and that of VAR of in the first system does not affect those in the second system. Otherwi

Page 40 - Creating Main Programs

AH500 Quick Start MEMO 2-34

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Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program Table of Contents 3.1 Setting COMMGR ...

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AH500 Quick Start After the writing of the program is complete, users can prepare to download the program. In order to increase the functions and the

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Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program The path C:\Program Files\Delta Industrial Automation\ISPSoftx.xx\drivers\Delta_PLC_USB_Driver show

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AH500 Quick Start After the software is installed, users can see the USB driver in the Device Manager window. (The COM number of the USB may vary

Page 45 - AH500 Quick Start

AH500 Quick Start The configuration is as follows. Power supply CPU module Rack 1 (eight-slot main backplane) Rack 2 (eight-slot extension backplane)

Page 46 - Monitoring the Program

Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program 3.1 Setting COMMGR 3.1.1 Enabling COMMGR After the software is installed, the shortcut for COMMGR aut

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AH500 Quick Start 3.2 Downloading the Program After the editing above is complete, users need to download the parameters and the program to the CPU m

Page 48 - Delta_PLC_USB_Driver

Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program 3.2.2 Downloading the Hardware Configuration The hardware configuration is downloaded first. Open the

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AH500 Quick Start If the CPU module which is actually connected is different from the setting in ISPsoft, the HWCNFIG window will appear. Users have t

Page 50 - Setting COMMGR

Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program 3.3 Monitoring and Debugging the Program 3.3.1 Monitoring the Program When the program is executed,

Page 51 - Downloading the Program

AH500 Quick Start After the system is tested, users have to cancel the setting so that the CPU module can return to normal. z Monitoring the devic

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Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program Type “SPP01_Table” in the Monitor Table Name box, and click OK. Users can right-click a blank area

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AH500 Quick Start Click . Owing to the fact that only devices are monitored and modified, users do not need a copy of the program. If users want to

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Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program 3.3.2 Debugging the Program and the System When the system operates, an error may occur, and the erro

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AH500 Quick Start in all modules. In other words, for some modules, there may be no error log in the History box. Since no error occurs, users can

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Chapter 1 Introduction System framework: Rack 1~rack 8+RTU modules ...............Remote I/O7 backplanes7 backplanes Note: Users are provided with th

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Chapter 3 Downloading and Monitoring the Program As the picture below shows, the power supply is abnormal, and an error occurs when the analog data is

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AH500 Quick Start MEMO 3-16

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AH500 Quick Start System planning 1 Control panel Concentration point Over 100 metersRack 1 (eight-slot main backplane) Master Master Slave 1 Control

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Chapter 1 Introduction System planning 2 Master Slave 1 Control panel Control panel Concentration point Concentration point Over 100 metersRack 1 (eig

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AH500 Quick Start System planning 3 Control Panel 設備集中區 Slave 1 Control panel 設備集中區 Slave 2 Control panel Slave 3 Control panel 設備集中區 Slave 1 Control

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