Indirect Addresses Using Binary Coded Decimals in PLC Programming

Studio 5000 Indirect Addressing using the binary bit from the array that is being indirectly addressed, this method is used in state machines along with data tracking.

In other words, this video will show you how to use any number of binary bits inside of the array that is being pointed to indirectly.

Using binary-coded decimals in the standard design is used in all industry computing.

0 = bit 0
2 = bit 1
4 = bit 2
8 = bit 3
16 = bit 4
32 = bit 5
64 = bit 6
128 = bit 7
256 = bit 8
512 = bit 9
1024 = bit 10

I believe by now, you get the point.

0:00 Explaining the MOV instruction that does the indirect addressing
1:10 Machine_Sate_No inside the brackets points to that array value
2:05 Using the MOV instruction destination for the binary bit
4:05 Starting the Robot Engine loading machine - Logic testing
5:00 Structured Text logic for the state machine process
5:35 Showing the Structured Text Input control in ladder logic
6:30 Explaining the Array data being used (13 Dint Example)
9:50 MOV Source to MOV Destination Using an Indirect Address
10:30 Another example of binary coded decimals
12:05 Layout of Decimal to Binary
14:20 Recommended videos for you

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