False. Vrednost XIC Stanje bita "a" naredbe 0 True. 1 False. Bit na adresi "a" dobija vrednost uslov. Bit na adresi "a" dobija vrednost uslov
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1 Bit nredbe XIC - Exmine if closed (ispitivnje d li je kontkt ztvoren) Grfički simbol dres bit Tblic istinitosti Vrednost XIC Stnje bit "" nredbe 0 Flse Položj u rngu kcij 1 True XIO - Exmine if open (ispitivnje d li je kontkt otvoren) Grfički simbol dres bit Tblic istinitosti Vrednost XIC Stnje bit "" nredbe 0 True Položj u rngu kcij 1 Flse OTE - Output energize (pobuđivnje izlz) Grfički simbol dres bit Ako je vrednost True Akcij Bit n dresi "" dobij vrednost 1 (set) Položj u rngu Flse 0 (reset) OTL - Output ltch (pmćenje izlz) Grfički simbol dres bit L Ako je vrednost True Flse Akcij Bit n dresi "" dobij vrednost 1 (set) nepromenjen Položj u rngu L OTU - Output unltch (resetovnje izlz) Grfički simbol dres bit U Ako je vrednost True Flse Akcij Bit n dresi "" dobij vrednost 0 (reset) nepromenjen Položj u rngu U
2 OSR - One-shot rising (uzlzn ivic) Tblic istinitosti dres bit OSR Ako je True Flse Vrednost nredbe je True, u sken ciklusu u kome postje istinit Flse, u ostlim sken ciklusim Bit n dresi "" dobij vrednost set (1) reset (0) OSR kcij Tjmeri i brojči Timer on-dely (TON) TON nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu TON TIMER ON DELAY Timer Time Bse Tf:e tx n Timer off-dely (TOF) TOF nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu TOF TIMER Off DELAY Timer Time Bse Tf:e tx n Retentive Timer (RTO) RTO nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu RTO TIMER Off DELAY Timer Time Bse Tf:e tx n
3 Reset nredb (RES) RES nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu Tf:e RES Count up (CTU) CTU nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CTU COUNT UP Counter Cf:e n CU Count down (CTD) CTD nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CTD COUNT DOWN Counter Cf:e n CD Nredbe z poređenje Nredbe z poređenje, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CDE IME Source A Source B kcij CDE - kod nredbe (tri slov) IME - nziv nredbe Source A - prvi opernd (dres promenljive) Source B - drugi opernd (dres ili kotnt) - dres promenljive Sl. Error! No text of specified style in document.-1 Opšti izgled nredbe z poređenje. T. 1 Grup nredbi z poređenje Kod relcij Ime nredbe nredbe istinit ko je neistinit ko je EQU Equl (jednko) A = B A B NEQ Not equl (nejednko) A B A = B LES Less thn (mnje) A < B A > B LEQ Less thn or equl (mnje ili jednko) A B A B GRT Greter thn (veće) A > B A < B GEQ Greter thn or equl (veće ili jednko) A B A B
4 MEQ - msked comprison for equl (mskirno ispitivnje jednkosti) MEQ nredb, grfički simbol, položj u rngu i relizcij MEQ MASKED EQUAL Source Msk Compre kcij Source - prvi opernd (dres promenljive) Msk - msk (dres promenljive ili kotnt) Compre - referenc (dres promenljive) - dres promenljive source msk bitovi koji se porede compre LIM Limit test (ispitivinje grnic) LIM nredb, grfički simbol, položj u rngu i relizcij LIM LIMIT TEST Low lim Test High lim kcij Low lim- donj grnic (dres promenljive ili kotnt) Test - opernd (dres promenljive ili kotnt) High lim - gornj grnic (dres promenljive ili kotnt) - dres promenljive neistinit istinit neistinit Low lim High lim istinit neistinit istinit High lim Low lim Aritmetičke i logičke binrne opercije Aritmetičke i logičke opercije, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CDE CDE - kod nredbe (tri slov) IME IME - nziv nredbe Source A - prvi opernd Source A Source B Source B -drugi opernd - rezultt dres promenljive (ili kotnt) Sl. Error! No text of specified style in document.-2 Opšti oblik nredbe z ritmetičke i logičke binrne opercije.
5 T. 2 Pregled nredbi z ritmetičke i logičke binrne opercije. Kod Postvlj indiktorske bitove Ime nredbe Opercij nredbe C bit V bit (ko je S:2/14=0) Z bit S bit ADD Add (sbirnje) d = + b uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 SUB Subtrct (oduzimnje) d = b uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 MUL Multiply (množenje) d = b uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 DIV Divide (deljenje) d = /b uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 XPY X to the power of Y d = x y uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 AND And (logičko i ) d = b bit po bit uvek 0 uvek 0 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 OR Or (logičko ili ) d = b bit po bit uvek 0 uvek 0 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 XOR Exclusive OR d = b (ekskluzivno ili ) bit po bit uvek 0 uvek 0 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 Unrne opercije Unrne opercije i funkcije, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CDE IME Source CDE - kod nredbe (tri slov) IME - nziv nredbe Source - opernd - rezultt dres promenljive (ili kotnt) Sl. Error! No text of specified style in document.-3 Opšti oblik nredbe z unrne opercije. T. 3 Pregled nredbi z unrne opercije. Kod nredbe Ime nredbe NEG Negte (negcij) d = - NOT DDV SQR ABS Not (komplement) Double divide (deljenje 32- bitnog celog broj iz mt. reg. s 16-bitnim operndom) Squre Root (kvdrtni koren) Absolute (psolutn vrednost) Opercij d = bit po bit d = reg/ (rezultt zokružen) Postvlj indiktorske bitove C bit V bit (ko je S:2/14=0) Z bit S bit 0 z d=0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 ili V=1 (smo ko je =-32768) uvek 0 uvek 0 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 d = uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 d = uvek 0 1 smo ko je = z d=0 uvek 0 SIN Sine d = sin() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 COS Cosine d = cos() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 TAN Tngent d = tg() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 ASN Arc Sine d = rcsin() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 ACS Arc Cosine d = rccos() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 ATN Arc Tngent d = rtg() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 LN Nturl log (prirodni logritm) d = ln() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0 LOG Log to the bse 10 (dekdni logritm) d = log() uvek 0 1 z prekorčenje opseg 1 z d=0 1 z d<0
6 Složene mtemtičke opercije CPT Compute (izrčunvnje ritmetičkog izrz) CPT nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CPT COMPUTE expression - rezultt expression - ritmetički izrz koji im njviše 255 znkov rspoređenih u linijm. Svk linij može imti njviče 28 znkov. - dres promenljive Pri formirnju izrz koriste se promenljive, kotnte i sledeći opertori: ili NEG (unrni minus), +,,*, ili DIV, ** ili XPY, SQR, ABS, SIN, COS, TAN, ASN, ACS, ATN, LN, LOG, NOT, AND, OR, XOR, TOD, FRD, DEG, RAD. SCP Scle with prmeters (prmetrsko sklirnje podtk) SCP nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu SCP SCALE W/prmeters Input Input min. Input mx. Scled min. Scled mx. Scled output Input- ulzn promenljiv (opernd) Input min. - njmnj vrednost ulz Input mx. - njveć vrednost ulz Scled min. -njmnj vrednost rezultt Scled mx. - njveć vrednost rezultt Scled output - rezultt dres celobrojne ili relne promenljive (može biti kotnt z min. i mx. vrednosti) SCL - Scle dt (sklirnje podtk) SCL nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu SCL SCALE Source Rte [/1000] Offset SCL - kod nredbe (tri slov) SCALE - nziv nredbe Source - opernd Rte - promenljiv ili kotnt u opsegu (-32768, 32767) Offset - promenljiv ili kotnt - rezultt dres promenljive Nredbe z postvljnje vrednosti CLR Cler (postvi n nulu) CLR nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu CLR CLEAR - rezultt, promenljiv čij se vrednost postvlj n nulu dres promenljive
7 MOV Move (postvljnje vrednosti promenljive) Mov nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu MOVE Source MOV Source - opernd (promenljiv ili kotnt) - rezultt (jednk vrednosti opernd) dres promenljive (ili kotnt) MVM Msked move (postvljnje vrednosti pojedinih bitov) MVM nredb, grfički simbol, položj u rngu i relizcij MVM MASKED MOVE Source Msk Source - prvi opernd (dres promenljive) Msk - msk (dres promenljive ili kotnt) Compre - referenc (dres promenljive) - dres promenljive source msk bitovi koji se prenose iz source u dest Nredbe z sekvencijlni rd s dtotekm SQL Sequencer Lod (sekvencijlno punjenje dtoteke) SQO nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu SQL Sequencer lod File # Source dr Control R6:e Length len Position pos File - bzn dres odredišne dtoteke Source - dres izvor podtk (promenljiv, dtotek ili kotnt) Control - dres uprvljčkog element Length - dužin niz (kotnt <256) Position - početn pozicij pointer (kotnt) (u toku rd trenutn pozicij pointer) SQO Sequencer output (sekvencijlno uprvljnje) SQO nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu SQO Sequencer output File # Msk drm drd Control R6:e Length len Position pos File - bzn dres izvorne dtoteke Msk - dres mske promenljiv, dtotek ili heksdecimln kotnt) - dres odredišt (izlzni modul ili dtotek) Control - dres uprvljčkog element Length - dužin niz (kotnt <256) Position - početn pozicij pointer (kotnt) (u toku rd trenutn pozicij pointer) SQC Sequencer compre (sekvencijlno poređenje) SQC nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu SQC Sequencer compre File # Msk fn:m Source fn:s Control R6:e Length len Position pos FD File - bzn dres izvorne dtoteke Msk - dres mske (promenljiv, dtotek ili heksdecimln kotnt) Source - dres izvor (ulzni modul ili dtotek) Control - dres uprvlj;kog element Length - dužin niz ( kotnt <256) Position - trenutn pozicij pointer (kotnt)
8 Resetovnje prmetr RES nredb, grfički simbol i položj u rngu Rf:e RES Nredbe z uprvljnje izvršenjem progrm JMP Jump (skok) JSR Jump to Subroutine (skok n podprogrm) SBR Subroutine (podprogrm) RET return (povrtk) D end (krj)
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