GE Fanuc IS220UCSAH1A Controller Module

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GE Fanuc IS220UCSAH1A  Controller Module

GE Fanuc IS220UCSAH1A  Controller Module

GE Fanuc IS220UCSAH1A  Controller Module

Housekeeping
The housekeeping portion of the sweep performs all of the tasks necessary to prepare for the start
of the sweep. This includes updating %S bits, determining timer update values, and determining the
mode of the sweep (Stop or Run).
Input Scan
The scanning of the inputs occurs just prior to the logic solution. During the input scan, the CPU
reads input data from the Genius Bus Controllers, FIP Bus Controllers, and Series 90-70 input
modules. Also, the Ethernet Global Data for Consumed exchanges is read from the Ethernet
module into PLC memory. For details, see the TCP/IP Ethernet Communications for the Series 90
PLC User’s Manual, GFK-1541.
When referring to FIP in this scan, only periodic VCOM (MPS) services are affected. Messages
are received in the System Communication Window.
Series 90-70 I/O modules are scanned from lowest to highest I/O reference address. There is no
guaranteed scanning order for Bus Controllers.
Note
The input scan will not be performed if a program has an active Suspend I/O
function on the previous sweep

Application Program Task Execution (Logic Window)
The Logic Window is the phase of the sweep where user programs execute. Immediately following
the completion of the input scan, the PLC Executive determines which user program(s) are to be
run. Programs are then resumed and/or invoked as necessary. Solving the logic provides a new set
of outputs.
Interrupt programs and blocks can execute during any phase of the sweep. Refer to section 4 for
further details.
There are many ways in which program execution can be controlled to meet the system’s timing
requirements. The following is a partial list of the commonly used methods:
• JUMP functions can be used to skip portions of the logic.
• The Suspend I/O function can be used to stop both the input scan and output scan for one
sweep. I/O can be updated, as necessary, during the logic execution through the use of DO I/O
instructions.
• The Service Request function can be used to suspend or change the time allotted to the window
portions of the sweep.
• Program logic can be structured so that blocks and programs are called more or less frequently,
depending on their importance and on timing constraints.
• Microcycle sweep mode can be used to phase programs which need to run less often while
limiting the logic window execution time.
A list of execution times for instructions can be found in Appendix A.
Note
In Microcycle Sweep mode, the Logic Window can be skipped or preempted as
necessary by the PLC Executive.

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