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Page 1 - CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE

CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEMulti-Loop Process Controller53MC5000MICRO-DCI MODULAR CONTROLLERPN24975ARev. 1

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these values are double and standard character sets (B09 = 0,1) are mapped to large charactersets. The DFC atom is forced to active prior to each exe

Page 3 - Table of Contents

F-CIM 104MATH ENOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C88 * Sn-1 + C892C88 * Sn-1 + C89 * A + C90 * B3C88 * Sn-1 * A * B + C894 C88∗Sn−1A + C89*B5C88 * Sn-1 +

Page 4 - List of Tables

F-CIM 105MATH FNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C91 * Sn-1 + C922C91 * Sn-1 + C92 * A + C93 * B3C91 * Sn-1 * A * B + C924 C91∗Sn−1A + C92*B5C91 * Sn-1 +

Page 5 - READ FIRST

F-CIM 106MATH GNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C94 * Sn-1 + C952C94 * Sn-1 + C95 * A + C96 * B3C94 * Sn-1 * A * B + C954 C94∗Sn−1A + C95*B5C94 * Sn-1 +

Page 6 - 1.1 Description

F-CIM 107MATH HNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C97 * Sn-1 + C982C97 * Sn-1 + C98 * A + C99 * B3C97 * Sn-1 * A * B + C984 C97∗Sn−1A + C98*B5C97 * Sn-1 +

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3.4 Custom F-CIM ModuleA custom F-CIM module is a custom F-TRAN subroutine which follows specific rules. The user canwrite either reusable or non-reus

Page 8 - 2.0 F-TRAN PROGRAMMING

\F-CIM CUSTOM200\\NON-REUSABLE\\INPUTS\\X PV\\A REMOTE SP\\B FEEDFORWARD\\C REMOTE ENA\C100 = C255C120 = F*253C122 = F*254L115 = F*255L123 = L107C127

Page 9 - 2.2 Types of Programs

3.5 F-CIM Example1: Define the process control function to be implemented:Produce a single loop PID controller with output tracking on closure of cont

Page 10 - 2.4 The F-TRAN Language

5: Enter the function block input values and parameters into the database. The methods for enteringparameters are described in IB53MC5000 section 3.4.

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Figure 3-3. Example of Function Block Diagram(The referenced I/O modules are shown in addition to the programdiagram, for user’s convenience.)MODULAR

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The system operands are assigned symbols which may represent abbreviations for input or outputsignals, displays, parameters, etc. These symbols are ea

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Figure 3-4a. F-CIM OverviewMODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-58

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Figure 3-4b. F-CIM OverviewMODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-59

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Figure 3-5a. Database Modules OverviewRefer to Instruction Bulletin 53MC5000 Section 4.1MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-60

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Figure 3-5b. Database Modules OverviewRefer to Instruction Bulletin 53MC5000 Section 4.1MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-61

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MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-62

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MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-63

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APPENDIX 0CHARACTER SET 0Character Set 0 is applicable to PRINTn display statement found in Section 2.4.5.11.MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEApp

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MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEAppendix 0 - 2

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MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEAppendix 0 - 3

Page 23 - 2.4.5.4 IF-ELSE Statements

MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEAppendix 0 - 4

Page 24 - 2.4.5.6 Case Statements

2.4.2 OperandsWhen writing programs for the Controller it is important to remember that the permissible operandsinclude all the various elements descr

Page 25 - 2.4.5.11 Display Statements

APPENDIX 1CHARACTER SET 1Character Set 1 is applicable to PRINTn display statement found in Section 2.4.5.11.MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEApp

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MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEAppendix 1 - 2

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MODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDEAppendix 1 - 3

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The Company’s policy is one of continuous product improvement and the rightis reserved to modify the information contained herein without notice, or

Page 29 - 2.5 Subroutine Library

TABLE 1. F-TRAN OPERATORSOPERATORFUNCTIONSTYPE"L" "B" "C" "H"Add +++Subtract ---Multiply * * *Divide ///Square

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Operators + - * / These operators may be used to effect addition,subtraction, multiplicationor division operations. The respective operator performs

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The following data transformations are allowable and may be used as required in programs. Theseoperators are often required in computations involving

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W and D OperatorsThe swap (W) and duplicate (D) operators may be used to swap and duplicate data values of the same type. For example, when a D operat

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logical "1" = skip "n" lines logical "0" = no skip| OperatorThe absolute value operator will replace the top value on th

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Data Type Positions RequiredL and B 1 C 3 H 5 A 10 F 5F-TRAN s

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“+” 5) Remove and add the top two values in the stack and place resulting sum back in the stack (level 1), leaving (level 2) clear. 6) End of s

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MicroMod Automation, Inc. The Company MicroMod Automation is dedicated to improving customer efficiency by providing the most ost-effective, applica

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2.4.5.2 Comparison Statements Two typical data comparison statements are given below. In the 2nd statement, the logical resultsof the two comparisons

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“:” 9) Removes and compares the top two data values from the stack memory. If the value of “C06” is greater than or equal to “C23 H05 $ *”, the

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The stack memory will operate as follows:“C02” 1) Places the value of C02 in stack memory (level 1). “Z” 2) Removes the value on the top of the stac

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If the value of C00 is greater than or equal to the value of C01, a logical “1” is placed in the stackmemory. A skip will be executed only if the bit

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2.4.5.5 WHILE StatementWhen it is necessary to have an operation execute repeatedly while a particular condition is true(i.e., = 1). the condition, in

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2.4.5.7 Unconditional Jump Statements JxxxThe unconditional jump statement is used to control the transfer of operations from one point to an-other in

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VBARVBAR <height> <max. height> <width>This function draws a vertical bargraph at the current x, y coordinates.Height is the actual

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INPUTINPUT <string expression>This command transfers the value of the datapoint specified by the string expression tothe engineering mode modify

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VTRENDVTREND <0-7>This command draws the designated trend. It locates the origin of the plot at "0",cursor "y". The time lin

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2.5 Subroutine LibraryG00 - Setpoint Generator-0G01 - Setpoint Generator-1G02 - Setpoint Generator-2G03 - Setpoint Generator-3G04 - Deviation/Alarm Ca

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Table of Contents1.0 Introduction To Customization. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-11.1 Description . .

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G00 SETPOINT GENERATOR - 0 NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINT INPUTS REMOTE SETPOINT RSP0 C120 REMOTE SP ENABLE RE0 L115 SETPOINT TRACK INPUT STV0 C128 SETPO

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G01SETPOINT GENERATOR - 1 NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINT INPUTS REMOTE SETPOINT RSP1 C156 REMOTE SP ENABLE RE1 L139 SETPOINT TRACK INPUT STV1 C164 SETPO

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G02 SETPOINT GENERATOR - 2 NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINT INPUTS REMOTE SETPOINT RSP2 C192 REMOTE SP ENABLE RE2 L163 SETPOINT TRACK INPUT STV2 C200 SETPO

Page 51 - 2.7.6 Case Statements

G03 SETPOINT GENERATOR - 3 NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINT INPUTS REMOTE SETPOINT RSP3 C228 REMOTE SP ENABLE RE3 L187 SETPOINT TRACK INPUT STV3 C236 SET

Page 52 - 2.8 A Programming Example

G04DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 0INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSETPOINT SP0 C101PROCESS VARIABLE PV0 C100PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLEW RATE T10 C117CONTROL

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G05DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 1INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSETPOINT SP1 C137PROCESS VARIABLE PV1 C136PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLEW RATE T11 C153CONTROL

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G06DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 2INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSETPOINT SP2 C173PROCESS VARIABLE PV2 C172PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLEW RATE T12 C189CONTROL

Page 55 - 3.3.3 Building Steps

G07DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 3INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSETPOINT SP3 C209PROCESS VARIABLE PV3 C208PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLEW RATE T13 C225CONTROL

Page 56 - Figure 3-1. Configuring F-CIM

G08PID - 0NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSPROCESS VARIABLE PV0 C100DEVIATION DV0 C121RESET FEEDBACK RF0 C127CONTROL TRACK COMMANDCTC0 L123PARAMETERS PROPO

Page 57 - Figure 3-2. F-CIM Directory

G09PID - 1NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSPROCESS VARIABLE PV1 C136DEVIATION DV1 C157RESET FEEDBACK RF1 C163CONTROL TRACK COMMANDCTC1 L147PARAMETERS PROPO

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3.0 F-CIM (CONTROL INTERCONNECTION MODULES) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-13.1 Configuring a F-CIM sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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G10PID - 2NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSPROCESS VARIABLE PV2 C172DEVIATION DV2 C193RESET FEEDBACK RF2 C199CONTROL TRACK COMMANDCTC2 L171PARAMETERS PROPO

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G11PID - 3NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSPROCESS VARIABLE PV3 C208DEVIATION DV3 C229RESET FEEDBACK RF3 C235CONTROL TRACK COMMANDCTC3 L195PARAMETERS PROPO

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G12AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 0INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTCONTROL OUTPUT CO0 C123AUTO ENABLE AE0 L114OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV0 C129OUTPUT TRACK SWITCH SWOTV0

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G13AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 1INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTCONTROL OUTPUT CO1 C159AUTO ENABLE AE1 L138OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV1 C165OUTPUT TRACK SWITCH SWOTV1

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G14AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 2INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTCONTROL OUTPUT CO2 C195AUTO ENABLE AE2 L162OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV2 C201OUTPUT TRACK SWITCH SWOTV2

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G15AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 3INPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTCONTROL OUTPUT CO3 C231AUTO ENABLE AE3 L186OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV3 C237OUTPUT TRACK SWITCH SWOTV3

Page 65 - EXTENDED MATH A

G22DISPLAY HANDLERPARAMETERS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTNUMBER OF DISPLAYGROUPSMDG B17NUMBER OFSCREENS/GROUPMDS B18CURRENT DISPLAY CDP B19CURRENT DISPLAY ST

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2.6 F-TRAN Program Capacity Program capacity has two aspects. It refers to that portion of non-volatile memory which can beloaded with; Control F-TRAN

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A user friendly interface for performing these activities is provide in the 53SU5000 SUPERVISOR-PCand 53HC3300C CUSTOM PROGRAM INTERFACE Instruction B

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2.7 Summary, F-TRAN Instruction SetLEGENDS: Symbols used in this discussion.< >Used to enclose an expression | Separates possible alternat

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READ FIRSTWARNINGINSTRUCTION MANUALSDo not install, maintain, or operate this equipment without reading, understanding andfollowing the proper MicroMo

Page 70 - EXTENDED MATH B

2.7.1 Statements Composed of operands and expressions2.7.2 Assignment StatementsNOTE: In cases where the right side of the statement is a different ty

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2.7.5 While StatementsWHILE < logical expression > { }2.7.6 Case StatementsCASESOF < B operand >CASE { }CASE

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2.8 A Programming ExampleThe following is a program text file that illustrates the use of the F-TRAN language in building asimple single loop controll

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3.0 F-CIM (CONTROL INTERCONNECTION MODULES)Control Interconnection Modules provide a method of customizing the 53MC5000 (Extended Func-tionality) cont

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3.1 Configuring a F-CIM sequenceF-CIM sequences can be configured using four different methods:1. From the controller’s front panel using the procedur

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3.3.2 Erasing StepsSelecting ERASE (pressing F3 when ERASE is displayed) causes the following line to appear:n SURE? YPressing F1 (i.e., selecting NO

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Figure 3-1. Configuring F-CIMMODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE3-4

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F-CIM Sn-1 AIN BIN CIN TYPEADDSUBMULDIVSQRTLOG2YPOWXABSLINVLANDLORLXORWRITEREADAx+ B SWITCHCOMPJ - KSP0PID0AM0DEV0SP1PID1

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F-CIM 22DISPLAY HANDLERNOT REUSABLEPARAMETERS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTNUMBER OF DISPLAYGROUPSMDG B17NUMBER OFSCREENS/GROUPMDS B18CURRENT DISPLAY CDP B19C

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1.0 INTRODUCTION TO CUSTOMIZATION1.1 DescriptionThe MicroMod Automation MICRO-DCI® 53MC5000 PCS is a microprocessor based controllerthat can be easil

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F-CIM 41PID - 0NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSSn-1DEVIATION DV0 C121A [unused]B RESET FEEDBACK RF0 C127C CONTROL TRACK COM-MANDCTC0 L123PARAM

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F-CIM 43AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 0NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1CONTROL OUTPUT CO0 C123A AUTO ENABLE AE0 L114B OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV0 C129C

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F-CIM 44SETPOINT GENERATOR - 0NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSSn-1REMOTE SETPOINT RSP0 C120A REMOTE SP ENABLE RE0 L115B SETPOINT TRACK INPUT ST

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F-CIM 47DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 0NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1SETPOINT SP0 C101A PROCESS VARIABLE PV0 C100PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLE

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F-CIM 51PID - 1NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSSn-1DEVIATION DV1 C157A [unused]B RESET FEEDBACK RF1 C163C CONTROL TRACK COM-MANDCTC1 L147PARAM

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F-CIM 52EXTENDED MATH ANOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11 C354 * Sn-1 + C3552 C354 * Sn-1 + C355 * A + C356 * B3 C354 * Sn-1 * A * B + C3554 C354∗Sn−1A +

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F-CIM 53AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 1NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1CONTROL OUTPUT CO1 C159A AUTO ENABLE AE1 L138B OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV1 C165C

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F-CIM 54SETPOINT GENERATOR - 1 NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINT INPUTS Sn-1REMOTE SETPOINT RSP1 C156 A REMOTE SP ENABLE RE1 L139 B SETPOINT TRACK

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F-CIM 57DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 1NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1SETPOINT SP1 C137A PROCESS VARIABLE PV1 C136PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLE

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F-CIM 61PID - 2NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSSn-1DEVIATION DV2 C193A [unused]B RESET FEEDBACK RF2 C199C CONTROL TRACK COM-MANDCTC2 L171PARAM

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FIGURE 1-1. Modular Controller Front PanelNote: EMODE = Engineering ModeMODULAR CONTROLLER CUSTOMIZATION GUIDE1-2

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F-CIM 62EXTENDED MATH BNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11 C366 * Sn-1 + C3672 C366 * Sn-1 + C367 * A + C368 * B3 C366 * Sn-1 * A * B + C3674 C366∗Sn−1A +

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F-CIM 63AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 2NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1CONTROL OUTPUT CO2 C195A AUTO ENABLE AE2 L162B OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV2 C201C

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F-CIM 64SETPOINT GENERATOR - 2NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTS Sn-1REMOTE SETPOINT RSP2 C192A REMOTE SP ENABLE RE2 L163B SETPOINT TRACK INPUT S

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F-CIM 67DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 2NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1SETPOINT SP2 C173A PROCESS VARIABLE PV2 C172PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLE

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F-CIM 71PID - 3NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTSSn-1DEVIATION DV3 C229A [unused]B RESET FEEDBACK RF3 C235C CONTROL TRACK COM-MANDCTC3 L195PARAM

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F-CIM 73AUTO/MANUAL SWITCH - 3NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1CONTROL OUTPUT CO3 C231A AUTO ENABLE AE3 L186B OUTPUT TRACK VALVE OTV3 C237C

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F-CIM 74SETPOINT GENERATOR - 3NOT REUSABLENAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTINPUTS Sn-1REMOTE SETPOINT RSP3 C228A REMOTE SP ENABLE RE3 L187B SETPOINT TRACK INPUT S

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F-CIM 77DEVIATION/ALARM CALCULATION - 3NOT REUSABLEINPUTS NAME SYMBOL DATAPOINTSn-1SETPOINT SP3 C209A PROCESS VARIABLE PV3 C208PARAMETERS SETPOINT SLE

Page 100 - Description:

F-CIM 82J-K LATCHREUSABLEFunction:IF Sn-1 < 1.0 & A< 1.0Sn = SnIF Sn-1 ≥1 & A ≥1 Sn = not SnIF Sn-1 ≥1 & A <1.0 Sn = 1.0

Page 101 - F-CIM 105

F-CIM 83COMPARITORREUSABLEFunction:IF Sn-1 ≥A or Sn-1 ≤B Sn = 1IF A-C 1≥Sn-1 or B + C ≥Sn-1Sn = 0Description:This function acts as a comp

Page 102 - F-CIM 106

2.0 F-TRAN PROGRAMMING2.1 DescriptionAn F-TRAN program is written as a sequence of language statements combined with necessarysystem routines to adapt

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F-CIM 84SWITCHREUSABLEFunction:IF B ≥1 Sn = AELSE Sn = Sn-1Description:If the B input is greater than or equal to 1.0, the result of this modul

Page 104 - 3.4 Custom F-CIM Module

F-CIM 85AX + BREUSABLEFunction:Sn = A * Sn-1 + BDescription:The result of this module is a linear scaling of the result of the previous step.A and B

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F-CIM 86READ REUSABLEFunction:Sn = ADescription:The READ module copies any L, B, C[S], or H data base parameter into the step result.MODULAR CONTROLLE

Page 106 - 3.5 F-CIM Example

F-CIM 87WRITE REUSABLEFunction:IF B ≥ 1 A = Sn-1 Sn = Sn-1Description:The WRITE module copies the result of the previous step to data base parame

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F-CIM 88LOGICAL EXCLUSIVE OR REUSABLEFunction:IF Sn-1 ≥ 1 and A < 1 Sn = 1.0 IF Sn-1< 1 and A ≥ 1 Sn = 1.0 ELSE

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F-CIM 89LOGICAL OR REUSABLEFunction:IF (Sn-1 ≥ 1 or A ≥ 1) Sn = 1.0 ELSE Sn = 0.0Description:This module p

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F-CIM 90LOGICAL AND REUSABLEFunction:IF (Sn-1 ≥ 1 and A ≥ 1) Sn = 1.0 ELSE Sn = 0.0Description:This mod

Page 110 - Figure 3-4a. F-CIM Overview

F-CIM 91LOGICAL INVERTREUSABLEFunction:IF Sn-1 ≥ 1 Sn = 0ELSE Sn = 1Description:This module produces an output of 0.0 if t

Page 111 - Figure 3-4b. F-CIM Overview

F-CIM 92ABSOLUTE VALUEREUSABLEFunction:Sn = | Sn-1|Description:This module produces an output with the same magnitude as the A input, but with a posit

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F-CIM 93EXPONENTIALREUSABLEFunction:Sn = ABDescription:The output of this module is the value of A raised to the power specified by the B input. Both

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2.2 Types of ProgramsUnlike other MICRO-DCI instruments, the 53MC5000 Controller supports several types of F-TRANprograms.2.2.1 Control F-TRAN These p

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F-CIM 94LOG BASE TWOREUSABLEFunction:Sn = lg2 (Sn-1)Description:The output of this module is the base two logarithm of the output of the previous ste

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F-CIM 95SQUARE ROOTREUSABLEFunction:Sn = Sn-1Description:The output of this module is the square root of the output of the previous step.MODULAR CON

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F-CIM 96TWO INPUT DIVIDERREUSABLEFunction:Sn = A/BDescription:The output of this module is the quotient of the A input divided by the B input. The A a

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F-CIM 97TWO INPUT MULTIPLIERREUSABLEFunction:Sn = Sn-1 x ADescription:The output of this module is the product of the A input and the output of the pr

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F-CIM 98TWO INPUT SUBTRACTORREUSABLEFunction:Sn = A - BDescription:The output of this module is the difference of the A input minus the B input. The A

Page 119 - Appendix 0 - 4

F-CIM 99TWO INPUT ADDERREUSABLEFunction:Sn = Sn-1 + ADescription:The output of this module is the sum of the A input and the output of the previous st

Page 120 - APPENDIX 1

F-CIM 100MATH ANOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C76 * Sn-1 + C772C76 * Sn-1 + C77 * A + C78 * B3C76 * Sn-1 * A * B + C774 C76∗Sn−1A + C77*B5C76 * Sn-1 +

Page 121 - Appendix 1 - 2

F-CIM 101MATH BNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C79 * Sn-1 + C802C79 * Sn-1 + C80 * A + C81 * B3C79 * Sn-1 * A * B + C804 C79∗Sn−1A + C80*B5C79 * Sn-1 +

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F-CIM 102MATH CNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C82 * Sn-1 + C832C82 * Sn-1 + C83 * A + C84 * B3C82 * Sn-1 * A * B + C834 C82∗Sn−1A + C83*B5C82 * Sn-1 +

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F-CIM 103MATH DNOT REUSABLEFunction:CSn0Sn-11C85 * Sn-1 + C862C85 * Sn-1 + C86 * A + C87 * B3C85 * Sn-1 * A * B + C864 C85∗Sn−1A + C86*B5C85 * Sn-1 +

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