Chapter 11.2 Compare Instructions; 11.3 and 11.4, PLC Jump Functions, Programmable Logic Controllers: Hardware and Programming.
Chapter 12, PLC Subroutine Functions, Programmable Logic Controllers: Hardware and Programming.
Chapter 14, Data Handling Instructions, Programmable Logic Controllers: Hardware and Programming.

Classroom objectives:

Review PLC Counter Function Registers.
    AB SLC Intruction Set Reference, 1747-rm001c-en-p.pdf
    PLC Count Up Functions
    PLC Count Down Functions

Review Time Driven Sequencer Systems using limit test funtions.
Pausing the sequencer operation
Auto repeating sequences

Laboratory objectives:

Complete the PLC programs on pages 125 and 129 in the LAB NOTES: Timer Sequencers, using RS LOGIX 500.
Implement the sequence timing diagram exercises on pages 124, 126, 127, 128 in the loose leaf lab notebook and save the files to a folder.
Continue building a “PLC ladder logic file portfolio”. Programs must be complete with Name, Date, file title, and PLC element and rung labels.

Laboratory Practical Exam: ___________ (as assigned)

Exam will be an implementation of a timing sequence diagram provide by the instructor.
The PLC program excercise on page 129 in the loose leaf lab notebook should be used as a template.
Successful completion of the exam will require:

push button inputs as assigned by the instructor
demonstration of the operation of the program as specified by the assigned sequence diagram
print out of the program

Week 12