We supply these programs as examples of how to apply the various instructions in our PLC’s. Please try to use these examples in their original form before modifying them for your particular application. We have had many calls claiming that the examples don't work and found that a mistake had been made when the example was re-entered by hand. The examples posted here have been run on equipment in our lab. If you are having difficulty with one of the examples check the following:
If you still have problems give us a call.
Thank you - The AutomationDirect Technical Support Team
Notice: AutomationDirect.com has provided this code for convenience. This sample code is provided "as-is" with no expressed or implied warranty. If the end user includes any of the sample code (in whole or part), it is the user's responsibility to completely modify, integrate, and test any code to ensure it meets all system and safety requirements for the intended application or system.
Please note: additional sample programs for C-more Operator Interface panels can be found at the c-more.automationdirect.com site.
Instructions: The program you will download depends on which CPU you have. Find your CPU in the colored columns on the right, and click the WinZIP icon to download the right example program. The absence of an icon for a given CPU means that the example is not applicable for or will not work with that CPU.
Operator Interface |
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06 |
105 |
205 |
305 |
350 |
405 |
CLICK |
Productivity |
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EP-VM-001 | Collection of example programs for Do-more, Click, and P3000 PLCs to send messages to the Viewmarq panels | ||||||||||
EP-OP-001 | Example of how to detect that the Optimation
panel is no longer communicating from within the CPU. |
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EP-OP-002 | This app note shows how the date & time can be changed
using the OP-1510 panel. It only works in the 250, 350, 440 & 450 CPU
with the date & time instructions. |
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EP-EZ-001 | This example has an EZ Touch project and a DirectSoft32
Ladder program that shows how to set the PLC Clock for the (250,350,440,450
and 05(with optional D0-01MC module installed)) using the DATE and TIME
instructions. |
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EP-EZ-002 | These two files are an example for the EZ-TEXT panels
and DL205 PLC family that gives several demonstrations of how to use the
panel for viewing and changing messages and data, for emergency messages
controlled by the PLC, and how to configure the options on the TEXT panel. |
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EP-EA-001 | Changing CMore and CMore Micro Screens From the PLC and Panel (see related Tech Note) | ||||||||||
EP-EA-004 | Program to detect when an operator interface or other master device changes a register value in a PLC | ||||||||||
EP-EA-005 | Email setup project for C-more - Load and simulate to see what needs to be done to make email work | Download C-more project | |||||||||
EP-EA-006 | C-more clock change options for various AutomationDirect PLCs |
Software | ||
EP-POV-001 | Point of View: Recipe example project |
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EP-POV-002 | Point of View: Basic template for starting projects |
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EP-POV-003 | Point of View: Example project showing basic examples of objects |
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EP-POV-004 | Point of View: Example showing use of class for multiple similar devices |
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EP-POV-005 | Point of View: Example project to test connections to CLICK PLC via Ethernet |
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EP-POV-006 | Point of View: Example project to test connections to Do-more PLC via Ethernet |
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GS20(X) | GS20(X) Drives PLC example programs |
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ProSense PPC5 Advanced Process Controllers | ProSense PPC5 PLC example programs |
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WEG CFW AC Drives | WEG CFW100 and CFW300 AC Drives example programs |
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WEG SSW07 Softstarters | WEG SSW07 Softstarters example programs |
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AutomationDirect.com has provided this code for convenience. This sample code is provided "as-is" with no expressed or implied warranty. If the end user includes any of the sample code (in whole or part), it is the user's responsibility to completely modify, integrate, and test any code to ensure it meets all system and safety requirements for the intended application or system.