ABB Procontic Progamming System 907 PC 331 Programming and Test Software

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General

The programming and test software 907 PC 33 serves to

create programs for the ABB Procontic T200, ABB Procontic CS31 and Advant Controller 31 programmable logic controllers (PLCs). An installation program that functions largely automatically installs the software package

on the PC.

This specification is valid for 907 PC 331/332. Following

table gives an overview of the different PLC systems and

the pertinent software packages:

PLC system programmable with:

ABB Procontic T200 907 PC 332

ABB Procontic CS31 907 PC 331

Advant Controller 31 907 PC 331

The programming and test software 907 PC 33 is executable on:

commercially available, IBM–compatible personal

computers with the following technical features:

● at least 4 Mbyte RAM for optimum performance

● Hard disk drive

● Diskette drive, 3 1/2”, 1.44 MB

● EIA RS–232 serial interface for the PLC system

● Parallel or second serial interface for printer

● MS–DOS operating system V5.0 or higher

● Optionally a mouse for fast cursor control

The programming and test software 907 PC 33 permits

simple and economical programming of PLC programs in

the following notations:

● Function block diagram (FBD)

● Ladder diagram (LD)

● Instruction list (IL)

Both symbolic and absolute program input is possible.

The PLC program is supplemented by symbolic designators, long text and comment. Auxiliary and error messages that can be called at all times, and also a syntax

check, facilitate program input. Program creation as an

FBD or LD takes place in a joint editor. Therefore, elements from the FBD and LD can be mixed and can also be

linked to each other.

Features

The scope of features and functions listed depends on individual PLCs’ capabilities.

Menu prompting

● Modern, clearly–arranged menu interface employing

pop–up menus

● Color display

● Fast selection of menu options by mouse or on the

keyboard

● Calls of external programs at the DOS level directly

from the menu (DOS shell)

Path information

● Input of a file name with the affiliated DOS path

● Display of the project overview in a file directory

Password protection

● Several access privilege levels

Modularization

● Handling of large projects

● Arrangement of projects in logical structures

● Subdivision into program and variable modules

FBD/LD editor

● Uniform editor for programming with graphic symbols

as a function block diagram and as a ladder diagram

● Connection of ladder diagram networks with elements of the function block diagram

Extended IL editor

● Notation with symbols and long text in various forms

● Cursor control by mouse

● Selection of connection elements via a selection

menu and using a mouse

Variable editor

● Complete list of all entered variables

● Selectable sorting according to absolute or symbolic

variables

● Adoption and transfer of variable lists from and to any

chosen word processing systems

● Provision and adoption of variable lists for specific

CAD/CAE systems

Text editor

● Input of any ASCII files, up to 255 characters per line

Comments

● Verbal description of networks or program segments

Segment plans

● Subdivision of programs into segment plans

● Simple management by segment plan name and

segment plan number

Scope of functions

An extensive spectrum of commands is available for program creation:

● Syntax check of all variables

● Block commands – mark

– delete

– shift

– copy

– store

– load

– print

– delete unused variables

● Search commands – according to sentence No.

– according to word No.

– according to variable

– according to symbol

– according to command

– according to line number

– repeat

– according to segment plan

– according to connection

element

– according to unassigned

terminal

● Search and replace

● Insert

● Delete

ONLINE functions

Numerous ONLINE functions support the user during the

commissioning phase, e.g.:

● Status display in – function block diagram

– ladder diagram

– instruction list

– variable list

● Program – transfer

– start

– abort

– stop

– continuation

– status

● Single cycle on/off

● Breakpoint – setting

– display

– deletion

● Triggering – time

– variable

● Overwriting

● Jogging

● Forcing

● Modification of – time and counter setpoints

– variable addresses

– operators

– operand identifiers

– program parts to a limited

extent

Moreover, selected variables can be combined in ONLINE lists and their statuses can be displayed.

Program documentation

Automatic program documentation embraces the following printed lists:

● function block diagram

● instruction list

● connection element library

● logic plan diagram

● ladder diagram

● variable list

● cross–reference list

● comment list

● ONLINE list

● text page

● data area

● modularization list

● total variable list

● total reference list

● system configuration

Outputs can be adapted to any printer.

Print format editor

A special print format editor allows you to add an individual header and footer to the respective lists. Specific data

can also be included automatically in this header or footer,

e.g. name of the project file, date and time

Extended IL

working aid

Input Function

ONLINE commands

<F4> ONLINE on/off

<Alt>

–1 Translate and send program changes

(ONLINE off only)

<Alt>

–

2 Send program changes

<Alt>

–

3 Send program

<Alt>

–4 Compare program

<Alt>

–6 Send constants

<Alt>

–7 Compare constants

<Alt>

–8 Reactivate old program

<Alt>

–

S Start program

<Alt>

–A Abort program

<Alt>

–

H Stop program

<Alt>

–

C Continue program

<Alt>

–

O Switch on ONLINE list with ONLINE ON

<V> Return to ’Display variable status’

<T> Status trigger to variable

<Alt>

–

M Status trigger to time

<0> (zero) Freeze status on screen

<A> Status of selected variables on/off

<5> Collect for status of selected variables

<6> Save status to ONLINE list

<Z> Single cycle on/off

<S> Single step on/off

<G> Jog

<O> ONLINE list editor

<1> Collect for ONLINE list

<B> Set breakpoint singly

<Alt>

–

B Delete breakpoint singly

<W> Set all breakpoints

<Alt>

–

W Delete all breakpoints

<2> Collect for breakpoint list

<Q> Display breakpoint

<P> Following the breakpoint on/off

<L> Enter the breakpoint list

<4> Collect for overwriting

<U> Overwrite singly

<R> Overwrite all

<3> Collect for forcing

<F> Force singly

<Alt>

–

F Disable force singly

<E> Force all

<Alt>

–

E Disable force all

<Alt>

–

D Read force values into ONLINE list

<X> Toggle bit/word

<D> Select value display dec/hex/oct;

menu is displayed

<F9> Toggle variable display,

absolute or symbolic

<Ctrl>

–

P Display variable, display variable with symbol and long text, no modification possible

FBD

working aid

Input Function

ONLINE commands

<F4> ONLINE on/off

<Alt>

–1 Translate and send program changes

(ONLINE off only)

<Alt>

–

2 Send program changes

<Alt>

–

3 Send program

<Alt>

–4 Compare program

<Alt>

–6 Send constants

<Alt>

–7 Compare constants

<Alt>

–8 Reactivate old program

<Alt>

–

S Start program

<Alt>

–A Abort program

<Alt>

–

H Stop program

<Alt>

–

C Continue program

<Alt>

–

O Switch on ONLINE list with ONLINE ON

<V> Return to ’Display variable status’

<T> Status trigger to variable

<Alt>

–

M Status trigger to time

<0> (zero) Freeze status on screen

<A> Status of selected variables on/off

<5> Collect for status of selected variables

<6> Save status to ONLINE list

<Z> Single cycle on/off

<S> Single step on/off

<G> Jog

<O> ONLINE list editor

<1> Collect for ONLINE list

<B> Set breakpoint singly

<Alt>

–

B Delete breakpoint singly

<W> Set all breakpoints

<Alt>

–

W Delete all breakpoints

<2> Collect for breakpoint list

<Q> Display breakpoint

<P> Following the breakpoint on/off

<L> Enter the breakpoint list

<4> Collect for overwriting

<U> Overwrite singly

<R> Overwrite all

<3> Collect for forcing

<F> Force singly

<Alt>

–

F Disable force singly

<E> Force all

<Alt>

–

E Disable force all

<Alt>

–

D Read force values into ONLINE list

<X> Toggle bit/word

<D> Select value display dec/hex/oct;

menu is displayed

<F9> Toggle variable display,

absolute or symbolic

<Ctrl>

–

P Display variable, display variable with symbol and long text, no modification possible

Variable editor 

working aid

Input Function

ONLINE commands

<F4> ONLINE on/off

<Alt>–S Start program

<Alt>–A Abort program

<Alt>–H Stop program

<Alt>–C Continue program

<Alt>–O Switch on ONLINE list with ONLINE ON

<V> Return to ’Display variable status’

<T> Status trigger to variable

<Alt>–M Status trigger to time

<0> (zero) Freeze status on screen

<A> Status of selected variables on/off

<5> Collect for status of selected variables

<6> Save status to ONLINE list

<Z> Single cycle on/off

<S> Single step on/off

<G> Jog

<O> ONLINE list editor

<1> Collect for ONLINE list

<4> Collect for overwriting

<U> Overwrite singly

<R> Overwrite all

<3> Collect for forcing

<F> Force singly

<E> Force all

<Alt>–E Disable force all

<Alt>–D Display force values 

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FBD

CE handling

working aid

1.Position the cursor onto the connection

2.Press the <Enter key>

3.Move the cursor by one position to the left/right

4.Press the <Enter key>

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1.Position the cursor on the connection you wish

to delete 

2.Press the <Enter key> twice

Deleting a connection

& 1.Position the cursor here and

press the <Enter key>

Generating a connection

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2.Position the cursor here and

press the <Enter key>

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Position the cursor onto the connection you wish

to delete and press the <Enter key> twice

Deleting a connection

Duplicating a connection

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1.Position the cursor

one position before the CE frame

2.Press the <Enter key>

General

working aid

Input Special functions

<Ctrl>–U Call of file directories:

If it is asked for file names, the concerned

directory can be called with <Ctrl>–U