Chapter 11 Flashcards

1
Q

To a predetermined step by step process that accomplishes a specific task.

A

Sequencing

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2
Q

Frequently used for reversing the direction of AC and DC motors, or for controlling multispeed motors with two to four speed settings

A

Drum Switches

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3
Q

An output instruction that uses a file or an array to control various output devices

A

Sequencer output (SQO)

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4
Q

An input instruction that compares bits from an input file or array to corresponding bits from a source address

A

Sequencer input (SQI)

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5
Q

An output instruction that compares bits from an input source file to corresponding bits from data words in a sequence file. If all pairs of bits are the same then a bit in the control register is set to 1

A

Sequencer compare (SQC)

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6
Q

An output instruction that functions like a word to file or file to file transfer

A

Sequencer load (SQL)

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7
Q

In the starting address for the registers in the sequencer file and you must use the indexed file indicator (#) for this address

A

File

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8
Q

The coed or bit pattern through which the sequencer instruction moves source data to the destination address

A

Mask

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9
Q

The address of the input word or file for an SQC from which the instruction obtains data for comparison to its sequencer file

A

Source

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10
Q

The address of the output word or file for an SQO to which the instruction move data from its sequencer file

A

Destination

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11
Q

The address that contains parameters with control information for the instruction and discrete output to indicate sequencer instruction

A

Control

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12
Q

The found bit (FD) is only used for the SQC instruction

A

Bit 8

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13
Q

The error bit (ER) indicates a negative position value or negative or zero length value

A

Bit 11

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14
Q

The done bit (DN) is set by the SQO or SQC instruction after it has operated on the last work in the sequencer file

A

Bit 13

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15
Q

The enable bit (EN) is true when the rung goes form false to true and is used to indicate that SQO and SQC instruction is enabled to active.

A

Bit 15

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16
Q

The number of steps of the sequencer file starting at position 1

A

Length

17
Q

The word location or step in the sequencer file from/to which the instruction moves data

A

Position

18
Q

SQO

A

Sequencer output

19
Q

SQI

A

Sequencer input

20
Q

SQC

A

Sequencer Compare

21
Q

SQL

A

Sequencer Load

22
Q

Bit 8

A

FD

found bit

23
Q

Bit 11

A

ER

error bit

24
Q

Bit 13

A

DN

done bit

25
Q

Bit 15

A

EN

enable bit

26
Q

SQO instruction operation during the first scan

A

o If the rung is true at the time of the first scan and the position parameter is 0, then the data in the memory location at position 0 is transferred through the mask to the destination register and the position pointer is incremented by 1.

o If the rung is false at the time of the first scan and the position parameter is 0, then the data in the memory location at position 0 is NOT transferred to the destination register and the position pointer is NOT incremented.

27
Q

SQO instruction operation after the first scan

A

o When the rung has a false to true transition the position pointer is incremented by 1 and the data in the memory location at the new position is moved through the mask to the destination file.

o If the position memory location data changes while the rung is true, the SQO continues to update the destination file on every scan.

o When the rung goes false the output is no longer updated, and the SQO instruction waits for the next false to true rung transition.