Welcome to our new forum
All users of the legacy CODESYS Forums, please create a new account at account.codesys.com. But make sure to use the same E-Mail address as in the old Forum. Then your posts will be matched.
Close
It's probably better to create a function block, define inputs and outputs, and add the internal logic. You can easily reuse it anywhere in the code...
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Directly after Paste all the new blocks are still marked, use pointer on the dotted section and drag the new blocks away. If you miss the dotted triangle make an undo and try again. Don't point the cursor anyware else and click then you will loose the marked block and have to drag every block.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Are you saying I can create a single (FB) with all those I have in my screen?
Basicly going from 10 boxes down to one that does everything the original 10 did.
Ive been trying to figure out if I could do a subroutine or something like that. I dont really use codesys that much so I know very little. I mostly just design and make blueprints. programming is still very new to me.
Thanks for all the help and if you have an example to show me id be very appreciative.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
yes you can, go to macro in top of screen and copy your long thing into it, take care of the inputs and outputs and presto.
the first start of a program is PLC_PRG
in same list you can make Function blocks and functions.
function blocks are called by the PLC_PRG just by giving them a declaration in the VAR list.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Is it possible to copy and paste the (FB) so I don't have to make it again.
This is what I get when I try it. does anyone have any idea or ways to complete what im trying?
Thanks Shawn
It's probably better to create a function block, define inputs and outputs, and add the internal logic. You can easily reuse it anywhere in the code...
Directly after Paste all the new blocks are still marked, use pointer on the dotted section and drag the new blocks away. If you miss the dotted triangle make an undo and try again. Don't point the cursor anyware else and click then you will loose the marked block and have to drag every block.
yes it is possible to copy FB, however the names will be same as old ones, and you will have to declare all of them in the VAR list
A better way is to make a complete sub program into a FB and use that one twice, so only one declaration is needed.
i saw in your screen a very wide CFC, try to keep every thing on one page, you can use selfmade FB and Macros with in pins and out pins etc.
Shooter,
Are you saying I can create a single (FB) with all those I have in my screen?
Basicly going from 10 boxes down to one that does everything the original 10 did.
Ive been trying to figure out if I could do a subroutine or something like that. I dont really use codesys that much so I know very little. I mostly just design and make blueprints. programming is still very new to me.
Thanks for all the help and if you have an example to show me id be very appreciative.
yes you can, go to macro in top of screen and copy your long thing into it, take care of the inputs and outputs and presto.
the first start of a program is PLC_PRG
in same list you can make Function blocks and functions.
function blocks are called by the PLC_PRG just by giving them a declaration in the VAR list.