CoDeSys Training 3S

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Trainer:
Ralph Holz
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Your license to success:

CoDeSys and your controller
We software Automation.
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Training Goal
Learn to efficiently develop control software
with CoDeSys
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Two Parts:
• Introduction of the CoDeSys features
• Programming in accordance with IEC 61131-3
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Schedule for the first day
• Concept and basics of IEC 61131-3

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• Introduction and installation of CoDeSys

• Important sources : Online-Help
• Languages and operators in the IEC-standard
• What is a library ?
• The standard library
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Schedule for the second day
• Sequential Function Chart in depth

• Tasks and Event processing
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• CoDeSys getting started and diagnosis
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What means CoDeSys?

• Programming tool
• Testing tool
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• Debugging tool
• Getting started
• Documentation tool
• Visualization development tool
CoDeSys is a complete development environment for PLC
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Concept and basics of IEC 61131-3
• Build a normative frame for the programming

of control systems
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• Integration of well know and modern programming languages

• Independent from a single vendor
• Increase the reusability of code
• The base is the international standard IEC 61131-3
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What is the standard

IEC 61131-3 defining
• The structure of a project

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• The syntax and semantic of 5 different programming

languages: IL, FBD, LD, ST and SFC
• The different types of the building blocks (POU)
Functions, Programmes and Function blocks
• How to declare data
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Introduction of CoDeSys
• Subsists of two parts: development- and runtime system

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• The development system consists:

- Editor, Compiler and Debugger for IEC Projects
- support all 5 programming languages
- generate native object code for a lot of CPU types
• The runtime system realise:
- The controller cycle with I/O-update
- The communication with the development system
- The boot of a application after power on
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Development-  Runtime system

CoDeSys SP mean CoDeSys Soft-PLC
CoDeSys
Develpment Available for 8 / 16 / 32 Bit systems as a
System Single- or Multitasking system for a lot of
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operating systems
Response Request
CoDeSys
SP Factory
I/O s
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Installation of CoDeSys
• Installation from CoDeSys CD

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• Installation of the target file
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Content of CD
Room.pro
Jalousie.pro
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Jalousie_FBD.pro
Jalousie_FBD_2.pro
Room_CFC.pro
Room_LD.pro
Room_ST.pro
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CoDeSys the first start

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Menu and Tool bar with buttons

FBD Editor (Workspace)
Object Organizer + Shorcuts +
Message Window Status bar
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Important Options in advance

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• Editor
• Load & Save
• Directories
• Desktop (Language)
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Online - Help
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• Single source of
online help and
documentation on
paper
• Index of specific
items
• Full-text search
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Structure of a Project
Project
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POU‘s Data types HMI Resources
Global
Declaration Variables
Code Libraries
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Structure of a Project
POU‘s
Datatypes
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HMI
Resources
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What is a CoDeSys Project ?

• ...is saved in one file (name.pro)
• ...consists of program organisation units
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(similar to functions in C)
• ... starts with the POU named PLC_PRG
(main function)
• … is executed cyclically
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What is a POU ?
A POU (Program organisation unit) is a
sequence of code lines which can be called
by another POU.
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The reserved POU PLC_PRG is called

by the system.
The IEC 61131-3 defines three types of POU’s
• Programs <PROGRAM>
• Functions blocks <FUNCTION_BLOCK>
• Functions <FUNCTION>
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The first Project (Blinker)
• <File / New>
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• Target settings
• Create main program
• Automatic declaration
• <Online / Simulation>
• <Online / Login>
• <Online / Start>
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Test without Hardware (Simulation)

• <Online / Simulation Mode >
• <Online / Login [Alt+F8] / Logout [Strg+F8]>
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• <Online / Start [F5]>

• <Online / Stop [Shift+F8]>
• <Online / Display Flow Control>
• <Online / Breakpoint [F9]>
• <Online / Write Values [Strg+F7]>
• <Online / Force Values [F7]>
• <Online / Release Force [Shift+F7]>
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Test with a Target

(Today with PLCWinNT as an example)
• Start the runtime system

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• Deactivate the simulation mode <Online / Simulation Mode>

• Setting the <Online / Communication Parameter…>
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Communication
CoDeSys SoftPLC
Development system
Shared Memory
TCP/IP
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Gateway
TCP/IP
Serial Development ystem
CAN (Windows NT/95)
Target system
(Win CE/NT, VxWorks, QNX etc.)
Communication
Task 1
Application
Task 1
CoDeSys SP Watchdog
Runtime system Task 2 Task
Task 3
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Standard data types

• The IEC 61131-3 defines the following standard data types:
Keyword Range Example

BOOL 0,1 FALSE, TRUE, 0, 1
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SINT, INT, DINT -128 .. 127, -32768 .. 32767, 0, 24453

-2147483648 .. 2147483647 -38099887
USINT, UINT, UDINT 0 .. 255, 0 .. 65535, 200, 47453

0 .. 4294967295 138099887
BYTE, WORD, DWORD 0 .. 255, 0 .. 65535, 8450, 16#EA3F,

0 .. 4294967295 2#11_0011_0101
REAL, LREAL -1.2x 10-38 .. 3.4x 1038 1.34996

-2.3x 10-308 .. 1.7x 10308 2.8377E-15
TIME, TOD, 0 ms .. 1193h2m47s295ms T#1d8h12m8s125ms

00:00:00 .. 23:59:59 TOD#12:34:17
DATE, DT 01.01.1970 until approx. D#2001-03-15
06.02.2106 DT#2001-03-15-12:17:03
STRING 1 .. 255 chars `Emergency Stop`
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Identifier syntax
• Letters and Numbers • Examples
• – Otto, otto, OTTO
Must start with a letter
- Valve1
•
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Only single underscores - a_long_name

• No spaces
• No IEC
keywords/operands
• Capital letters are not
significant
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Keywords
PROGRAM VarExample
VAR
VAR VAR_INPUT
rLocNumber :REAL;
END_VAR VAR_OUTPUT
VAR_INPUT
rInNumber :REAL; VAR_IN_OUT
END_VAR
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VAR_OUTPUT END_VAR
rOutNumber :REAL;
END_VAR
VAR_IN_OUT
rInOutNumber :REAL;
END_VAR
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The Languages of IEC 61131-3
• Instruction List (IL)

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• Structured Text (ST)

• Function Block Diagram (FBD)
• Ladder Diagram (LD)
• Sequential Function Control (SFC)
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The Languages of IEC 61131-3
• Instruction List (IL)  Anweisungsliste (AWL

• Structured Text (ST) 
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Strukturierter Text (ST)

• Function Block Diagram (FBD)  Funktionsplan (FUP)
• Ladder Diagram (LD)
 Kontaktplan (KOP
• Sequential Function (SFC)
Control  Ablaufsprache (AS)
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Instruction List (IL)
• textual language
• assembler like
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• all operations work on a special register

(accumulator)
• easy to understand, when program is small
• doesn’t support structured programming
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Structured Text (ST)
• textual language
• high level language
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• PASCAL like
• best language for programming conditional
execution and loops.
(IF, WHILE, FOR, CASE)
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Function Block Diagram (FBD)

• graphical language
• network oriented
• easy to understand
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• consists of blocks and operands
Continous Function Chart (CFC)
• Like FBD, but…

• Free placement of blocks and connections
• Loops and all connections possible
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Function Block Diagram (FBD)

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[Input] [Block] [Assignment] [Jump] [Return] [Negation]
[Input] [Delete Block]
[Set/Reset]
[Output]
[Output] [Set/Reset]
< Variable / Instance name >
< Operators / Functions / Function blocks / Programs >
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Ladder Diagram (LD)
• graphical language
• network oriented
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• available for almost all classical PLCs

• good for programming Boolean expressions
• hard to program with analog values
• online switch between FBD and LD
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Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
• Graphical language
• Helps you to structure your software
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• Consist of steps and transitions

• The real action of the program is behind the
steps
• SFC is not convertible in a other language
• CoDeSys supports two types of SFC
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Das Hauptprogramm PLC_PRG
The main program PLC_PRG:

For single tasking systems is the
PLC_PRG the same as what OB1 in S5/7 systems mean.
It will be called automatically from the runtime system.
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Read the Inputs

In online mode the
Handling of the Force list
handling of the Force
Execute the list is active
PLC_PRG
Call of
CoDeSys Application
Calling of further Functions of the
CoDeSys runtime
Programs, Functions … system
Handling of the Force list User defined

program: The CoDeSys
Write the Outputs Application
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CoDeSys Data and Addresses
Scope:
Local (for 1 Building Block) or Global (for all Building Blocks)

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CoDeSys supports 3 methods of declaration:
textual, in a table and automatic
address types:
inputs, outputs, marker
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Usage of global variables

Resources
VAR_GLOBAL
xApplePresent : BOOL;
wNumOfApples : UINT;
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END_VAR
IF xApplePresent THEN
wNumOfApples := wNumOfApples + 1;
END_IF
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Usage of local variables

PROGRAM AppleLeft PROGRAM AppleRight
VAR VAR
XApplePresent : BOOL; XApplePresent : BOOL;
END_VAR END_VAR
VAR_INPUT VAR_INPUT
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wNumOfApples : WORD; wNumOfApples : WORD;

END_VAR END_VAR
IF AppleRight.xApplePresent THEN IF AppleLeft.xApplePresent THEN
AppleRight.wNumOfApples := AppleLeft.wNumOfApples :=
AppleRight.wNumOfApples + 1; AppleLeft.wNumOfApples + 1;
END_IF END_IF
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Address Syntax
• Percentage sign ‘%’ • Examples

• Area-prefix – %IW215
– I Eingang – %QX1.1
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– Q Ausgang – %MD48
– M Merker
• Size
– X Einzelbit
– None Einzelbit
– B Byte (8 Bits)
– W Wort (16 Bits)
– D Doppelwort (32 Bits)
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Process (Data) Image
Input physical
Input
Driver Inputs (Sensors)
Input
Output Output physical

Driver
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Outputs (Actors)
Marker
Word adressing mode

%IX0.0- %IX0.8- %IX1.0- %IX1.8- %IX2.0- %IX2.8- %IX3.0- %IX3.8- %IX4.0- %IX4.8- %IX5.0- %IX5.8-
%IX0.7 %IX0.15 %IX1.7 %IX1.15 %IX2.7 %IX2.15 %IX3.7 %IX3.15 %IX4.7 %IX4.15 %IX5.7 %IX5.15
%IB0 %IB1 %IB2 %IB3 %IB4 %IB5 %IB6 %IB7 %IB8 %IB9 %IB10 %IB11
%IW0 %IW1 %IW2 %IW3 %IW4 %IW5
%ID0 %ID1 %ID2
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Process (Data) Image
Byte adressing mode

%IX0.0- %IX1.0- %IX2.0- %IX3.0- %IX4.0- %IX5.0- %IX6.0- %IX7.0- %IX8.0- %IX9.0-
%IX0.7 %IX1.7 %IX2.7 %IX3.7 %IX4.7 %IX5.7 %IX6.7 %IX7.7 %IX8.7 %IX9.7
%IB0 %IB1 %IB2 %IB3 %IB4 %IB5 %IB6 %IB7 %IB8 %IB9
%IW1 %IW3 %IW5 %IW7 %IW9
%IW0 %IW2 %IW4 %IW3 %IW4
%ID0 %ID4 %ID8
%ID1 %ID5 %ID9
%ID2 %ID6
%ID3 %ID7
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I/O Configuration
• direct addressing
Example: %QX0.7 := (%IX0.3 AND %IX3.7) OR %IX3.0;
• Assigning symbolic names

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Example: xInput AT %IX0.7 : BOOL;
• editing the PLC-configuration
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CoDeSys Operators
Operators manipulate data.
CoDeSys supports all IEC 61131-3 operators.
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• Assignment - Operator • Real - Operators
• Bitstring - Operators • Logarithmic - Operators

• Shift and Rotate - Operators • Trigonometric - Operators
• Compare - Operators • Select - Operators
• Analog - Operators
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Assignment - Operator
• Purpose:
Assignment of expressions
• Usability:
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ANY (all standard data types and user defined data types)
Operator IL FBD LD ST
LD A A X A X X := A;
LD / ST ST X
LDN A A-o X A X X := NOT(A);

LDN / ST ST X /
LD A A [S]-X A X IF A THEN
LD / S S X S X := TRUE;
END_IF
LD A A [R]-X A X IF A THEN
LD / R R X R X := FALSE;
END_IF
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Bitstring-Operators (1)
• Purpose:
Bit wise combining
• Usability :
ANY_BIT (Bit-Operands like BOOL, BYTE, WORD, DWORD)
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Operato IL FBD LD ST
r
LD A NOT A X X := NOT(A);
NOT STN X A- -X /
LD A AND A B X X := A AND B;
AND AND B A- -X
ST X B-
LD A OR A X X := A OR B;
OR OR B A- -X
ST X B- B
LD A XOR A B X X := A XOR B;
XOR XOR B A- -X /
ST X B- A B
/
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Bitstring-Operators (1)
Result
Var A
Var B
X
Operato
r
A X 0 1
NOT /
1 0 NOT 1000100
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A B X 0 0 0 0111011
AND
1 0 0
1000100
0 1 0
AND 0110101
1 1 1
0000100
A X 0 0 0
OR
B 1 0 1 1000100
0 1 1 OR 0110101
1 1 1 1110101
A B X 0 0 0
XOR / 1000100
A B 1 0 1
/ XOR 0110101
0 1 1
1110001
1 1 0
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Shift and Rotate-Operators (1)

• Purpose :
shifting and rotating Bits in a variable
• Usability :
ANY_BIT (Bit-Operands like BOOL, BYTE, WORD, DWORD)
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LD A SHL SHL X := SHL(A, 1);
SHL SHL 1 A- -X EN
ST X 1- A- -X
1-
LD A SHR SHR X := SHR(A, 4);

SHR SHR 4 A- -X EN
ST X 4- A- -X
4-
LD A ROL ROL X := ROL(A, 3);

ROL ROL 4 A- -X EN
ST X 3- A- -X
3-
LD A ROR ROR X := ROR(A, 1);

ROR ROR 1 A- -X EN
ST X 1- A- -X
1-
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Shift and Rotate-Operators (2)
a b c d e f g h
• SHL (shift left) a b c d e f g h 0
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a b c d e f g h
• SHR (shift right) 0 a b c d e f g h
a b c d e f g h
• ROL (rotate left) b c d e f g h a
a b c d e f g h
• ROR (rotate right) h a b c d e f g
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• Purpose :
Compare-Operators
Compare two Inputs (Result = TRUE or FALSE)
• Usability :
r
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LD A EQ EQ X := (A = B);
EQ EQ B A- -X EN
ST X B- A- -X
B-
LD A NE X := (A <> B);
NE NE B A- -X ( like above )
ST X B-
LD A GE X := (A >= B);
GE GE B A- -X ( like above )
ST X B-
LD A GT X := (A > B);
GT GT B A- -X (like above )
ST X B-
LD A LE X := (A <= B);
LE LE B A- -X (like above )
ST X B-
LD A LT X := (A < B);
LT LT B A- -X (like above )
ST X B-
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Analog-Operators
• Purpose :
Algebraic Calculations with integer and floating point numbers
• Usability :
ANY_NUM (numeric operands like INT, REAL)
Operato IL FBP LD ST
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LD A ADD ADD X := A + 1;
ADD ADD 1 A- -X EN
ST X 1- A- -X
1-
LD A SUB SUB X := A - 4;
SUB SUB 4 A- -X EN
ST X 4- A- -X
3-
LD A MUL MUL X := A * B;
MUL MUL B A- -X EN
ST X B- A- -X
B-
LD A DIV X := A / 8;
DIV DIV 8 A- -X ( like above )
ST X 8-
LD 12 MOD X := 12 MOD 8;
MOD MOD 8 12- -X ( like above ) ( Result = 4 )
ST X 8- ( not for REAL )
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Real Operators
• Purpose:
Floating point calculations (REAL and LREAL)
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LD A ABS ABS X := ABS(A);
ABS ABS A- -X EN ( Result = 12 )
ST X A- -X ( if A = -12.0 )
LD A TRUNC TRUNC X := TRUNC(A);

TRUNC TRUNC A- -X EN ( Result = 4 )
ST X A- -X ( if A = 4.32 )
LD A EXPT EXPT X := EXPT(A,3);

EXPT EXPT 3 A- -X EN ( Result = 8 )
ST X 3- A- -X ( if A = 2 )
3-
LD A SQRT SQRT X := SQRT(A);

SQRT SQRT A- -X EN ( Result = 5 )
ST X A- -X ( if A = 25 )
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Logarithmic-Operators
• Purpose:
Calculation of Logarithm- or Exponential functions (REAL and
LREAL)
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LD A EXP EXP X := EXP(A);
EXP EXP A- -X EN ( Result = 7.389 )
ST X A- -X ( if A = 2 )
LD A LN LN X := LN(A);
LN LN A- -X EN ( Result = 2 )
ST X A- -X ( if A = 7.389 )
LD A LOG LOG X := LOG(A);

LOG LOG A- -X EN ( Result = 3 )
ST X A- -X ( if A = 1000 )
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Trigonometric-Operators
• Purpose:
Calculation of angles in radiant units (REAL and LREAL)
Angle = Radiant · 180 / π
Radiant = Angle · π / 180
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LD A SIN SIN X := SIN(A);
SIN SIN A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A ASIN ASIN X := ASIN(A);

ASIN ASIN A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A COS COS X := COS(A);

COS COS A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A ACOS ACOS X := ACOS(A);

ACOS ACOS A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A TAN TAN X := TAN(A);

TAN TAN A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A ATAN ATAN X := ATAN(A);

ATAN ATAN A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
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Select-Operators
• Purpose:
Limiting or selection of operands
• Usability:
r
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LD A MIN MIN X := MIN(A,B);

MIN MIN B A- -X EN
ST X B- A- -X
B-
LD A MAX ( like above ) X := MAX(A,1);

MAX MAX 1 A- -X
ST X 1-
LD -8 LIMIT ( like above ) X := LIMIT(-8,A,5);

LIMIT LIMIT A,5 -8- -X
ST X A- X = -8 if A < -8
5- X = 5 if A > 5
LD A SEL X := SEL(A,10,B);
SEL SEL 10,B A- -X ( like above )
ST X 10- X = 10 if A is FALSE
B- X = B if A is TRUE
LD A MUX X := MUX(A,0,10,B);
MUX MUX 0,10,B A- -X
ST X 0- ( like above ) X = 0 if A is 0
10- X = 10 if A is 1
B- X = B if A is 2
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Converting types
• Purpose:
Converting from on IEC data type into an other
• Usability:
There are a lot of converting functions for every IEC data type in
every other data type.
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SourceType_TO_TargetType
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Branching and Jumping

IL,FBD,LD
• CAL
calls a subroutine
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• JMP  LABEL
jump to a label without an condition
• RET
premature ending of a building block
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Branching and Jumping ST (1)
• MyProg (<params>)
calling a subroutine
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• EXIT
premature ending of a loop
• RETURN
premature ending of a building block
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Branching and Jumping ST (2)
• IF () THEN / [ ELSIF () THEN ] / [ ELSE ] / END_IF

Branch according of a boolian expressions
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• CASE () OF / END_CASE
Branch after a compare with a natural number
• FOR x:=y TO z [ BY s] DO / END_FOR
counting loop from a first value in steps to a last value
• WHILE () DO / END_WHILE
The body of the loop will executed while
the expression is true
• REPEAT ... UNTIL () / END_REPEAT
The body will executed until the expression is true
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Types of Building Blocks (POU)
• Function: < FUNCTION >

May be one or more inputs, one result, no recall
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• Function block: < FUNCTION_BLOCK >

May be one or more inputs and outputs,
it remember the last value; so it has a recall.
There are several Instances of one function
block.
• Program: < PROGRAM >
Like a function block, but only one global
instance.
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Functions
• No chance to remember values from the last call

• Locale variables will initialized with each call
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• The name of the function ist the variable the result

value => functions have a type !
• Usefully for calculating complex expressions
• Using of global variables is not a good style
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Functions blocks
• All Variables keep there values

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• Creating an Instance, will create a copy of the

variables. This is the same as with structures.
• Usefully for programming of reusable parts like
counter, timer, trigger and other machine functions
etc.
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Programs
• All Variables keep there values

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• No copy of data necessary

• Usefully for structuring your Application
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How to call building blocks

(POU’s)
Function Function Block Program
Function Fun1:INT Function_Block FunBlck1 Program Prgr1
Example
3 Inputs (INT): A, B, C 3 Inputs (INT): A, B, C 3 Inputs (INT): A, B, C
2 Outputs (INT): D, E 2 Outputs (INT): D, E
Instance1: FunBlck1
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LD 5 CAL Instance1(A:=5, B:=3, C:=2) CAL Prgr1(a := 5, b := 3, c := 2)

IL
Fun1 3,2 ... ...
ST Result LD Instance1.D LD Prgr1.D
ST Result1 ST Result1
LD Instance1.E LD Prgr1.E
ST Result2 ST Result2
Result:=Fun1(5,3,2); Instance1(A:=5, B:=3, C:=2, Prgr1(A := 5, B := 3, C := 2,
ST
D => Result1, E => Result2); D => Result1, E => Result2);
or or or
Result:=Fun1(A:=5,B:=3,C:=2); Result1:=Instance1.D; … Result1:= Prgr1.D; …
LD
FBD
CFC
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Some more language constructs

• Arrays
abList : ARRAY[0..31] OF BOOL;
• Structures
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TYPE SetType :
STRUCT
iCount : INT;
rValue : ARRAY[0..9] OF REAL;
END_STRUCT
END_TYPE
• Enumeration
TYPE ColorType :
( RED, YELLOW, GREEN, BUE );
END_TYPE
• Alias
TYPE Message : STRING(40); END_TYPE
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Predefined Building Blocks

(Libraries)
• A library is a list of objects, which can be used in
different projects
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• The user can easily generate and use own

libraries with CoDeSys
• The manufacturer can deliver encrypted libraries
(Know How protection)
• CoDeSys offers the possibility to call C
functions as library objects
• The default library is standard.lib
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The Standard Library
• String - Functions
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• Edge - Detection
• Counter
• Timer
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String-Functions
• LEN • DELETE
• LEFT • REPLACE
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• RIGHT • FIND
• MID
• CONCAT
• INSERT
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Edge - Detection
1
• R_TRIG Input signal

0
detect a t
1
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rising Edge
Output signal
0
• F_TRIG Input signal
detect a 0
t
falling Edge 1
Output signal
0
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Counter
• CTU
count up on rising edge
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• CTD
count down on rising edge
• CTUD
count up or down according it‘s
inputs
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Timer
TON
Timer on delay,
TOF
Timer off delay,
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TP
Creates a pulse
with defined lengt
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Sequential Function Chart (SFC)
• Graphical language
• Controls the execution of actions
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• Steps, Actions and Transitions

• Help to structure the application
• We use the simplify version of SFC
• Generic diagnose functionality
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SFC Control
• SFCInit: Initialize the SFC

• SFCReset: Reinitialize and restart the
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SFC
• SFCTip: Skip to the next step
• SFCTipMode: Inching mode on/off
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SFC Diagnose
• Definition of Time monitoring

• SFCError: A timeout has occurred
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• SFCQuitError: Acknowledge of an error

• SFCErrorStep: Name of erroneous Step
• SFCErrorPOU: Name of the error POU
• SFCErrorAnalysation: Error condition
• SFCCurrentStep: The name of the current step
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Extended IEC and

CoDeSys functions
• Datatypes with limited values range

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• generic runtime diagnosis

• Usage of Pointers
• Usage of Actions
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Datatypes with limited

values range
• Specification of valid range (Subrange) by declaration
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• Control of range during runtime

• User defined reactions on range-overflow
iSubRange: INT (-4095..4095);
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Generic Runtime Diagnosis

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• for Arrays : CheckBounds

• for Division : CheckDiv…
• for Subrange Types : CheckRange…
• The executed code is user programmable
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Usage of Pointers
• the operator ADR returns the adress of a variable

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• the keyword POINTER TO defines the Type the

points to
• A Pointer is dereferenced by adding ^
• Pointer have no Type; calculations work according to
DWORD variables
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Using of Actions
• Actions may be added to every POU

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• all actions uses the same Interface

• Actions may be called intern and extern
• With actions you get functional access to local
variables
• Actions increase the flexibility of your application
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Spezial-Operaters
• Purpose:
Assessment of address and size
• Usability:
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Operato AWL FUP KOP ST

r
LD A ADR ADR X := ADR(A);
ADR ADR A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A BITADR BITADR X := BITADR(A);

BITADR BITADR A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
LD A A X^ A X^ X^ := A;
^ ST X^
LD A SIZEOF SIZEOF X := SIZEOF(A);

SIZEOF SIZEOF A- -X EN
ST X A- -X
TIME TIME
TIME() -X EN -X
X := TIME();
INDEXOF INDEXOF X := INDEXOF(FB1);

INDEXOF FB1- -X EN
FB1- -X
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Task-Configuration
• Event driven and cyclic Tasks

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• Calling of Programmes
• Monitoring the Process time
• Handling of the Debug Task
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further CoDeSys functions
• Check
• Project options
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• Commands
• Desktop options
• Window options
• Online language changeover
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Online Change
• incremental Compiler / Linker

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• Program change without Program stop

• No limitation of complexity
• Preservation of Data
• Online-Change is not possible in case of changing
Task- or I/O configuration or including new external
Libraries
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Helper for Service

• Navigation in code (Offline)
• Monitoring, writing and forcing of variables, inputs and outputs
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• Monitoring of FB-Instances
• Display Flow Control
• Global search, Cross reference, PLC-Configuration
• Zoom in building blocks (POU‘s)
• Sampling Trace
• Watch and Recipe Manager
• Breakpoints, Single Step and Single Cycle
• Call Stack, Call Tree
• Project compare (Offline)
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Sampling Trace
• Configure Trace
• Load and Start Trace
• Read Trace (Auto Read Trace)
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Watch – and Recipe Manger

• Management of several Watch windows
• Read and write Recipe‘s
• Recipe as file storable
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Visualisation
• Full feature rich access to whole data of the project

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• Graphic output of digital and analog values

• Manipulation of graphic objects
• The using is easy and efficient:
– Wile start up in the development environment
– As standalone HMI
– As TargetVisu
– As WebVisu
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Schedule for the first day

• Concept and basics of IEC 61131-3

• Introduction and installation of CoDeSys

Schedule for the second day

• Sequential Function Chart in depth

• CoDeSys getting started and diagnosis

What means CoDeSys?

CoDeSys is a complete development environment for PLC

Concept and basics of IEC 61131-3

• Build a normative frame for the programming

• Integration of well know and modern programming languages

What is the standard

• The structure of a project

• The syntax and semantic of 5 different programming

• Subsists of two parts: development- and runtime system

• The development system consists:

Development-  Runtime system

• Installation from CoDeSys CD

• Installation of the target file

CoDeSys the first start

Menu and Tool bar with buttons

Important Options in advance

POU‘s Data types HMI Resources

What is a CoDeSys Project ?

The reserved POU PLC_PRG is called

The first Project (Blinker)

Test without Hardware (Simulation)

• <Online / Start [F5]>

Test with a Target

• Start the runtime system

• Deactivate the simulation mode <Online / Simulation Mode>

Standard data types

Keyword Range Example

SINT, INT, DINT -128 .. 127, -32768 .. 32767, 0, 24453

USINT, UINT, UDINT 0 .. 255, 0 .. 65535, 200, 47453

BYTE, WORD, DWORD 0 .. 255, 0 .. 65535, 8450, 16#EA3F,

REAL, LREAL -1.2x 10-38 .. 3.4x 1038 1.34996

TIME, TOD, 0 ms .. 1193h2m47s295ms T#1d8h12m8s125ms

STRING 1 .. 255 chars `Emergency Stop`

Only single underscores - a_long_name

The Languages of IEC 61131-3

• Instruction List (IL)

• Structured Text (ST)

The Languages of IEC 61131-3

• Instruction List (IL)  Anweisungsliste (AWL

Strukturierter Text (ST)

Instruction List (IL)

• all operations work on a special register

Structured Text (ST)

Function Block Diagram (FBD)

• consists of blocks and operands

Continous Function Chart (CFC)

• Like FBD, but…

Function Block Diagram (FBD)

[Input] [Block] [Assignment] [Jump] [Return] [Negation]

[Input] [Delete Block]

< Variable / Instance name >

< Operators / Functions / Function blocks / Programs >