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[-¿øº»±Û-] Use the RTO instruction to turn an output on or off after its timer has been on for a preset time interval. The RTO instruction is a retentive instruction that begins to count timebase intervals when rung conditions become TRUE.
The RTO command is very similar to the TON and TOF command except for the fact that the Accumulated value is retained even if the rung conditions go FALSE. Like the other timers, the Enable and Timer Timing bits work the same way, Enable is ON when the rung is TRUE and OFF when the rung is FALSE. The Timer Timing bit is ON when the rung is true and the accumulated value is less than the preset value and is OFF when the rung goes FALSE or when the Done bit is set. The Done bit however is ON when the accumulated value is equal to or greater than the preset value like the other timers, however, it can only be reset by the RES command.
This timer contains the same fields of operation as the TON and TOF command, Timer, Time Base, Preset, and Accumulated and are used in the same way. Also, like the TON and TOF commands, the Preset and Accumulator bits are addressable and can be changed within the program based on certain rung conditions.
Develop a ladder rung that will cause the Retentative Timer On T4:0 to begin counting when the input I:1/0 is TRUE. Have the counter count to 30 seconds with a Time Base of 1.0 seconds and an Accumulator Value of 0.
In this example the input is an XIC instruction used to make the rung either TRUE or FALSE. When this input I:1/0 is TRUE, the Enable (EN) bit is ON and the Timer Timing (TT) is ON (as long as the accumulated value is less than the preset value). The Done (DN) bit is ON only if the accumulated value is equal to or greater than the preset value. Note that even if rung conditions go FALSE during the 30 second time cycle, the Accumulator bit will NOT reset, therefore, when rung conditions become TRUE again, the Accumulator starts with the value it retained when rung conditions went FALSE. The Done bit and/or the Accumulator bit will retain their settings whether rung conditions are TRUE or FALSE and can ONLY be reset using the RES command.
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