ClassicLadder - realtime software plc based on ladder logic
loadrt classicladder_rt [numRungs=N] [numBits=N]
[numWords= N] [numTimers=N]
[numMonostables=N] [numCounters=N]
[numPhysInputs= N] [numPhysOutputs=N]
[numArithmExpr= N] [numSections=N]
[numSymbols= N] [numS32in=N]
[numS32out=N ] [numFloatIn=N]
[numFloatOut=N ]
loadusr classicladder <file name> [--nogui]
This component consist of a realtime part and a non-realtime part (often called
'userspace' in the LinuxCNC documentation). The non-realtime part loads the
programmable ladder description, while the realtime part provides the pins.
The file name of the configuration can be changed using an argument to the
non-realtime part. By default the non-realtime part provides a graphical
visualisation of the loaded ladder, which can be disabled using the '--nogui'
option to the non-realtime part.
These pins and parameters are created by the realtime
classicladder_rt
module. Each period (minimum 1000000 ns), ClassicLadder reads the inputs,
evaluates the ladder logic defined in the GUI, and then writes the outputs.
-
classicladder.0.in-NN IN bit
- These bit signal pins map to %INN variables
in ClassicLadder.
-
classicladder.0.out-NN OUT bit
- These bit signal pins map to %QNN variables
in ClassicLadder. Output from ClassicLadder.
-
classicladder.0.s32in-NN IN s32
- Integer input from ClassicLadder. These s32 signal pins map
to %IWNN variables in ClassicLadder.
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classicladder.0.s32out-NN OUT s32
- Integer output from ClassicLadder. These s32 signal pins
map to %QWNN variables in ClassicLadder.
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classicladder.0.floatin-NN IN
float
- Integer input from ClassicLadder. These float signal pins
map to %IFNN variables in ClassicLadder. These are truncated
to S32 values internally. eg 7.5 will be 7.
-
classicladder.0.floatout-NN OUT
float
- Float output from ClassicLadder. These float signal pins
map to %QFNN variables in ClassicLadder.
- classicladder.0.hide_gui IN bit
- This bit pin hides the ClassicLadder window, while still
having the userspace code run. This is usually desirable when modbus is
used, as modbus requires the userspace code to run.
-
classicladder.0.refresh.time RO s32
- Tells you how long the last refresh took.
-
classicladder.0.refresh.tmax RW s32
- Tells you how long the longest refresh took.
-
classicladder.0.ladder-state RO s32
- Tells you if the program is running or not
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classicladder.0.refresh FP
- The rung update rate. Add this to the servo thread. You can
added it to a faster thread but it. Will update no faster than once every
1 millisecond (1000000 ns).
See
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ClassicLadder_Ver_7.124 for the
latest.
ClassicLadder chapters in the LinuxCNC documentation for a full
description of the
ClassicLadder syntax and examples.
http://wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ClassicLadder_Ver_7.124