Chapter 11 Flashcards
To a predetermined step by step process that accomplishes a specific task.
Sequencing
Frequently used for reversing the direction of AC and DC motors, or for controlling multispeed motors with two to four speed settings
Drum Switches
An output instruction that uses a file or an array to control various output devices
Sequencer output (SQO)
An input instruction that compares bits from an input file or array to corresponding bits from a source address
Sequencer input (SQI)
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
Sequencer compare (SQC)
An output instruction that functions like a word to file or file to file transfer
Sequencer load (SQL)
In the starting address for the registers in the sequencer file and you must use the indexed file indicator (#) for this address
File
The coed or bit pattern through which the sequencer instruction moves source data to the destination address
Mask
The address of the input word or file for an SQC from which the instruction obtains data for comparison to its sequencer file
Source
The address of the output word or file for an SQO to which the instruction move data from its sequencer file
Destination
The address that contains parameters with control information for the instruction and discrete output to indicate sequencer instruction
Control
The found bit (FD) is only used for the SQC instruction
Bit 8
The error bit (ER) indicates a negative position value or negative or zero length value
Bit 11
The done bit (DN) is set by the SQO or SQC instruction after it has operated on the last work in the sequencer file
Bit 13
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.
Bit 15