Comprehensive instruction set: A wide range of operations facilitates programming:
Basic operations such as binary logic operations, result allocation, save, count, create times, load, transfer, compare, shift, rotate, create complement, call subprogram (with local variables)
Integral communication commands (e.g. USS protocol, Modbus RTU, S7 communication "T-Send/T-Receive" or Freeport)
User-friendly functions such as pulse-width modulation, pulse sequence function, arithmetic functions, floating point arithmetic, PID closed-loop control, jump functions, loop functions and code conversions
Mathematical functions, e.g. SIN, COS, TAN, LN, EXP
Counting: User-friendly counting functions in conjunction with the integrated counters and special commands for high-speed counters open up new application areas for the user.
Interrupt processing:
Edge-triggered interrupts (activated by rising or falling edges of process signals on interrupt inputs) support a rapid response to process events.
Time-triggered interrupts.
Counter interrupts can be triggered when a setpoint is reached or when the direction of counting changes.
Communication interrupts allow the rapid and easy exchange of information with peripheral devices such as printers or bar code readers.
Password protection
Test and diagnostics functions: Easy-to-use functions support testing and diagnostics, e.g. online/offline diagnostics.
"Forcing" of inputs and outputs during testing and diagnostics: Inputs and outputs can be set independently of cycle and thus permanently, for example, to test the user program.
Motion Control in accordance with PLCopen for simple movements.
