Motor starter instruction example – Rockwell Automation Logix5000 Controllers Add-on Instructions Programming Manual User Manual
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Defining Add-On Instructions
Chapter 2
Project documentation that supports multiple translations includes these
variables:
• Component descriptions in tags, routines, programs, equipment phases,
user-defined data types, and Add-On Instructions
• Engineering units and state identifiers added to tags, user-defined data
types, or Add-On Instructions
• Trends
• Controllers
• Alarm Messages (in configuration of ALARM_ANALOG and
ALARM_DIGITAL tags)
• Tasks
• Property descriptions for module in the Controller Organizer
• Rung comments, SFC text boxes, and FBD text boxes
If you want to allow project documentation on an Add-On Instruction that is
sealed with an instruction signature, you must enter the localized documentation
into your Add-On Instruction before generating the signature. Because the
signature history is created after the instruction signature is generated, the
signature history is not translatable. If the translated information already exists
when you generate the Add-On Instruction signature, you can switch the language
while keeping the signature intact because the switch does not alter the instruction
definition, it only changes the language that is displayed.
For more information on enabling a project to support multiple translations of
project documentation, refer to the online help.
The Motor_Starter Add-On Instruction starts and stops a motor.
If the stop pushbutton is closed and the start pushbutton is pressed then:
• The motor gets the command to run.
• The instruction seals in the command, so the motor keeps running even
after you release the start pushbutton.
Motor starter instruction
example
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