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4-12 Drawing a Circuit Diagram with Pico
Rules for Wiring Relay Coils
Use the output energize or “flip-flop” function once only for each relay coil.
Use the “latch” and “unlatch” functions to control each relay coil - the first to set it
(S) and the second to reset it (R).
Figure 4.1 Relays with Output Energize Function
Representation in Pico:
Figure 4.2 Maintained/Flip-Flop Relay
Instruction Type Representation in Pico
Output Relay Q: {Q1…{Q6 (depending on type)
Marker Relay M: {M1…{M16
Text Display Relay D: {D1…{D8 (1760-L18AWA)
Marker Relay (S marker): {S1…{S8 (1760-L18AWA)
Jumps: {:1…{:8 (1760-L18AWA)
The output signal follows immediately after the
input signal, and the relay acts as a contactor.
on
on
Signal Diagram:
Input
Output
on
on
The relay coil switches state whenever the input signal changes
from 0 to 1. The relay behaves like a flip-flop.
Signal Diagram:
Input
Output
- Pico™ Controller 1
- Important User 2
- Information 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Drawing a Circuit Diagram 4
- Chapter 5 5
- Saving and Loading Circuit 5
- Chapter 6 5
- Pico System Settings 5
- Table of Contents iv 6
- Table of Contents v 7
- Table of Contents vi 8
- Who Should Use this 9
- Purpose of this Manual 9
- Common Techniques 10
- Used in this Manual 10
- Rockwell Automation 10
- System Overview 11
- Hardware Versions 12
- Operating Principles 13
- LED Indicators 14
- Circuit Diagram 15
- Parameters 15
- Figure 1.6 System Menu 17
- WINTER TIME 18
- DAY : MO 18
- TIME: 01:25 18
- Installation 19
- Mounting 20
- Wiring Terminals 21
- Connecting the 22
- Incoming Power 22
- Using Surge 23
- Suppressors 23
- Connecting the Inputs 25
- L1 L2 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 I8I1 26
- 120/240V ac 26
- Inputs x 120/240V ac 26
- Increasing the Input Current 27
- Connecting DC Inputs 28
- Connecting Analog Inputs 28
- Installation 2-11 29
- Ω, e.g. 1K Ω 30
- Connecting Outputs 31
- Connecting Relay 32
- Commissioning 33
- Operating Modes 34
- Creating a Circuit 35
- Diagram (Program) 35
- Circuit Diagram Display 36
- Commissioning 3-5 37
- Wiring Inside of Your Program 38
- I1-I2-----{ Q 1 38
- I1-I2-------{Q1 38
- Commissioning 3-7 39
- Deleting a Circuit Diagram 40
- Fast Circuit Diagram Entry 40
- DELETE PROG 40
- Pico Operation 41
- Button Operation 42
- Opening the Parameter Display 42
- Contacts 43
- Memory Module 45
- PicoSoft 45
- Working with Contacts 46
- I1-Q4-I3 48
- I2-I4-{Q2 48
- I1-Q4-I3-{M1 48
- I2-I4-M1-{Q2 48
- Deleting a Circuit Connection 49
- Example 1 49
- Example 2 50
- Coil Functions 51
- I2---------{Q4 51
- Rules for Wiring Relay Coils 52
- Function Relay Types 54
- Hard-Wiring with Relays 55
- Using Circuit Diagram Forms 55
- Comment: 56
- Timing Relays 59
- Figure 4.5 Timing Diagram 62
- Timing Relays, Single Pulse 63
- Timing Relays, Flashing 63
- Counter Relays 64
- Programming a Counter Relay 65
- Determining Counter Frequency 66
- Parameters for Counters 66
- Time Switch 67
- Example 3 69
- Example 4 69
- Example 5 70
- Example 6 70
- Programming a Time Switch 70
- Analog Comparators 71
- Figure 4.13 Timing Diagram: 72
- ---------SQ3 73
- Pico text 74
- LCD Display 75
- Variables 75
- Function 75
- Text Entry 76
- Character Set 76
- Examples 76
- Example Programs 79
- I1-I2-I3-{Q1 79
- I1-I2-I3-{Q2 79
- Motor Start/Stop Circuit 81
- I1----------SQ1 81
- I2----------RQ1 81
- Pulse Value Reset 83
- Interface to Memory 89
- Module and 89
- Programming Cable 89
- Loading or Storing Programs 91
- Connecting Pico to the PC 93
- If You Have Trouble 93
- INVALID PROG 93
- Deleting 98
- Changing the Menu 99
- Language 99
- Changing Parameters 99
- Publication 1760-UM001A-EN-P 100
- Setting the Time 102
- Changing Between 102
- Winter/Summer Time 102
- (Daylight Saving Time) 102
- Activating Debounce 103
- (Input Delay) 103
- Activating and 104
- Deactivating P-Buttons 104
- Setting the Start-Up Behavior 105
- Possible Faults 106
- Retention 107
- Setting Retention 108
- Deleting Retentive 108
- Actual Values 108
- Transfer Retentive 109
- Behavior 109
- Retentive Auxiliary 110
- Relays (Markers) 110
- Impulse Relay 111
- M8-M14------{Q2 111
- I3------SM14 111
- M9---------RM14 111
- 7-6 Retention 112
- U = Supply voltage 112
- S/R Function 113
- Retentive Timing Relays 114
- Coil Function 115
- I1 Motor Enable 115
- Q2 Motor 115
- T8 Delay time 115
- Retention 7-11 117
- Time setting for T6, T7 117
- I1 Start lubrication 118
- Q1 Oil valve 118
- T8 Oil time 118
- Q1 Valve 119
- Retentive Up/Down 120
- Counters C7, C8 120
- Retention 7-15 121
- Lubricant 122
- 7-18 Retention 124
- Inside Pico 125
- Example: Do Not Wire Backward 126
- Determining Cycle Time 127
- I1---------TT1 128
- T1------{Q1 128
- T1------TT2 128
- T2------{Q2 128
- 1760-L18AWA Cycle Time 129
- Delay Times for Inputs 131
- -L12AWA-ND, -L18AWA) 132
- Inside Pico 8-9 133
- 8-10 Inside Pico 134
- Troubleshooting 135
- Possible Situations 136
- When Creating Circuit 136
- Diagrams 136
- Troubleshooting 9-3 137
- 9-4 Troubleshooting 138
- DC Simulator 139
- Installation Guidelines 140
- Specifications 141
- Electrical 142
- Power Supply 143
- 1760-L12BWB and -L12BWB-NC 144
- Relay Outputs 145
- φ= 0.4, 250V ac 146
- ≤ 150 ms, 24V dc 146
- ≤ 150 ms 24V DC 146
- Cycle Time 147
- Dimensions 148
- Circuit Diagram Form 149
- Timing relays 150
- Up/down counters 150
- Analog comparators 150
- Timing switches 150
- Glossary 151
- Glossary 2 152
- 2 Index 154
- Index 3 155
- Backwards 156
- XOR circuit 156
- Back Cover 158
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