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Summary of commands 4.6.5. Byte and flag manipulation Operand (example) INC BM00.00 4 0.45 INCD Byte Time [µs] Increment 8bit value by 1 Funktion C *) Z *) 8bit address -- yes BM00.00 10 1.1 Increment even 8bit address (00.00+00.01) -- yes BM00.01 14 5.4 16bit value odd 8bit address (00.01+00.02) -- yes by 1 DEC BM00.00 4 0.45 Decrement 8bit value by8bit address -- yes 1 BM00.00 10 1.1 Decrement even 8bit address (00.00+00.01) -- yes DECD BM00.01 14 5.4 16bit value by 1 odd 8bit address (00.01+00.02) -- yes CLR BM00.00 4 0.45 Clear 8bit address -- -- NOP 2 0.15 Dummy operation -- -- SEC 2 0.15 Set Carry bit = 1 yes -- CLC 2 0.15 Clear Carry bit = 0 yes -- *) Influence on (C)arry and (Z)ero bit: -- yes no alteration defined flag alteration undefined flag alterat ++ 4.6.6. Module calls Command Command Operand (example) Byte Time [µs] Function C *) Z *) JPP Program module 14 10 jump to program module -- -- JPCP Program module 18 10.5*2 conditional jump to program module if yes -- -- JPF Function module 18 *1) jump to function module -- -- JPCF Function module 26 *1)*2) conditional jump to function module if yes -- -- JPK KUBES module 18 *1) jump to KUBES module -- -- JPCK KUBES module 26 *1)*2) conditional jump to KUBES module if yes -- -- JPINIT Init. module 14 10 jump to initialisation module -- -- *1) Normal: 17 µs, plus 1 µs per additional parameter *2) 0.6 µs if no jump *) Influence of (C)arry and (Z)ero bit: -- yes ++ no alteration defined flag alterationn undefined flag alteration 4 - 36
PC Control 645-12M used as PLC 4.6.7. Jump commands *) Influence on (C)arry and (Z)ero bit: -- yes ++ no alteration defined flag alteration undefined flag alteration 4.6.8. Copy and BCD commands Command Operand (example) Byte Time [µs] Function C *) Z *) JP Jump label 4 0.3 unconditional jump -- -- JPC Jump label 8 0.6 conditional jump if yes (log. 1) -- -- JPCN Jump label 8 0.6 conditional jump if no (log. 0) -- -- JP= Jump label 4 0.3 jump if equal -- -- JP Jump label 4 0.3 jump if unequal -- -- JP< Jump label 4 0.3 jump if smaller -- -- JP> Jump label 4 0.3 jump if greater -- -- JP= Jump label 4 0.3 jump if greater or equal -- -- JPCS Jump label 4 0.45 jump if Carry bit = 1 -- -- JPCC Jump label 4 0.45 jump if Carry bit = 0 -- -- JPZS Jump label 4 0.45 jump if Zero bit = 1 -- -- JPZC Jump label 4 0.45 jump if Zero bit = 0 -- -- JP+ Jump label 4 0.45 jump if positive (two's complement) -- -- JP- Jump label 4 0.45 jump if negative (two's complement) -- -- Command Operand (example) Byte Time [µs] Function C *) Z *) C1T8 I00.00 16 12 copy 1bit addresses into 8bit accu -- -- C8T1 O00.00 16 10.6 copy 8bit accu into 1bit addresses -- -- C1T16 I00.00 16 21.5 copy 1bit addresses into 16bit accu -- -- C16T1 O00.00 16 19.2 copy 16bit accu into 1bit addresses -- -- BINBCD3 Accu 4 5.2 binary-to-BCD conversion (3 decades) ++ ++ BCDBIN3 Accu 4 5.1 BCD-to-binary conversion (3 decades) ++ ++ *) Influence on (C)arry and (Z)ero bit: -- yes ++ no alteration defined flag alteration undefined flag alteration 4 - 37
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Kuhnke Electronics Instruction Manu
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Table of contents Table of contents
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Table of contents 4.5.2. External o
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Table of contents B. PROFIBUS hardw
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1. Purpose of PC Control 645-12M In
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Introduction Advantages of decentra
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Introduction VEBES VEBES, the netwo
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2. Reliability and safety Reliabili
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Reliability / safety 2.4. Safety Ou
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Reliability / safety 2.5. Electroma
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2.5.5. Protection against external
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Page 33 and 34: Hardware 3.8.2. How to avoid addres
Page 35 and 36: Hardware -- Activate the "Memory" o
Page 37 and 38: Hardware To reserve a memory range
Page 39 and 40: i n 0 2 4LV o g 0 2 4LV o Sa t da t
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Page 47 and 48: 4.2. Going online with KUBES PC Con
Page 51 and 52: 4.3. Memory settings PC Control 645
Page 53 and 54: 4.4. PLC working method PC Control
Page 55 and 56: 4.5.1.1. Short description of local
Page 57 and 58: 4.5.2. External operands as process
Page 61 and 62: 4.5.3.1. Status of PROFIBUS master
Page 63 and 64: 4.5.3.2. PEaxx.yy: DP slave status
Page 65 and 66: 4.6. Summary of commands PC Control
Page 73: 4.6.4. Shift and rotation commands
Page 79 and 80: 4.7. Types of operands PC Control 6
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Page 107 and 108: PC Control 645-12M used as PLC 4.10
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Page 113 and 114: 4.10.5. Hierarchy error (failure #9
Page 115 and 116: A. Specifications Specifications A.
Page 117 and 118: Specifications A.2. Order specifica
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PROFIBUS hardware installation B.2.
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PROFIBUS hardware installation Acti
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Index A accumulator 3-9 functional
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Index memory range 3-4 in DOS and W
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