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<strong>ISPSoft</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Additional remark<br />

If users want to insert a comparison contact in a new network, the mouse cursor must be near the<br />

line selected.<br />

8.2.6 Inserting a Block Logic Instruction<br />

If users want to take the operation result of a block as a condition of a rising edge-triggered circuit,<br />

they traditionally have to create two networks in a ladder diagram. However, the users can combine<br />

the two networks by means of using a block logic instruction.<br />

The block logic instructions that <strong>ISPSoft</strong> provides are as follows.<br />

Representation Instruction Function<br />

NP<br />

PN<br />

INV<br />

FB_NP<br />

FB_PN<br />

When the block preceding this block logic instruction is tuned from<br />

OFF to ON, the output device is ON.<br />

When the block preceding this block logic instruction is turned<br />

form ON to OFF, the output device is ON.<br />

The operation result of the block preceding this block logic<br />

instruction is inverted, and the inversion result is sent.<br />

This block logic instruction is similar to NP except that users have<br />

to specify a device or a variable in this block logic instruction.<br />

(FB_NP can only be used in the function blocks in AH500 series<br />

CPU modules.)<br />

This block logic instruction is similar to PN except that users have<br />

to specify a device or a variable in this block logic instruction.<br />

(FB_PN can only be used in the function blocks in AH500 series<br />

CPU modules.)<br />

* Please refer to AH500 Programming <strong>Manual</strong> or section 7.3.2 for more information about FB_NP and FB_PN.<br />

<strong>User</strong>s can insert a block logic instruction in one of the two ways described below.<br />

• Method 1<br />

(1) Click on the toolbar, and then select a type.<br />

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