Appendix f sample program list, F-1 description of sample ladder programs – KEYENCE KV Series User Manual
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Appendix F
Sample Program List
This appendix describes sample ladder programs installed by default. Sample
programs are saved in "\LBK\SAMPLE".
F-1
Description of sample ladder programs
■ Samp01.ldr
Sequential turning ON of relays
Applicable models : All KV Series models (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: When the power switch is turned on, indicators are turned ON
one by one.
■ Samp02.ldr
Automatic flashing of indicators
Applicable models : All KV Series models (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: When the program is executed, indicators automatically flash.
The flash speed can be set using an analog trimmer built into
the KV unit.
■ Samp03.ldr
Perfect emergency stop circuit
Applicable models : All KV Series models (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: Offers an emergency stop circuit using MC and MCR instruc-
tions.
■ Samp04.ldr
Calculation of analog input mean value in KV-AD4
Applicable models : KV Series (except KV-300) and KV-AD4 (KV-10 is used in the
program.)
Description
: Obtains the mean value of analog input values received by the
KV-AD4.
■ Samp05.ldr
Controlling cylinder
Applicable models : All KV Series (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: The cylinder starts moving when the work piece arrives. It
returns when it reaches to the end of stroke.
■ Samp06.ldr
Direct clock pulse
Applicable models : All KV Series (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: The basic usage of high-speed counters.
■ Samp07.ldr
Ramp-up/down program
Applicable models : All KV Series (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: The program is used to control the stepper motor motion and
position. The motor slowly starts rotating and maintains when it
reaches at the specified frequency. It stops gradually in a
specified duration.
■ Samp08.ldr
High-speed input
Applicable models : All KV Series (KV-10 is used in the program.)
Description
: Using HSP instruction, a fast input signal can be detected
stably and retained until reset.
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