PP815A Touch Panel Control System Accessory 3BSE042239R2 216 Mm

PP815A Touch Panel Control System Accessory 3BSE042239R2 216 Mm

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The Panel 800 operator panel is designed to meet the requirements of human-machine communication. It comes equipped with built-in functions including text display and control, dynamic indication, time channels, alarm management, and recipe handling.

For the most part, the operator panel operates in an object-oriented manner, ensuring ease of understanding and use. The configuration of the panel is performed on a personal computer using the Panel Builder 800 configuration tool. The resulting project is then transferred to and stored in the PP815A 3BSE042239R2 operator panel.

The PP815A 3BSE042239R2 operator panel is capable of connecting to various types of automation equipment, such as PLCs, servos, and drives.

VICPAS supplies the Panel 800 PP815A 3BSE042239R2 Touch Screen Monitor and Protective Film, backed by a 365-day warranty and offering urgent worldwide shipping.

Technical requirements:

The first approach involves incorporating the address of the next instruction within the current instruction. During instruction execution, this address is sent to the instruction address register, allowing the program to run continuously. This method is suitable for early computers that use serial devices like magnetic drums and delay lines as their main memory. By appropriately determining the address of the next instruction based on the execution time of the current one, the waiting time for reading the next instruction can be reduced, thereby improving the program's running speed.

The second option is to execute instructions sequentially. A program is composed of several program segments, and the instructions within each segment can be designed to be stored sequentially in memory. As long as the instruction address register has a counting function, it can increment automatically during instruction execution to generate the address of the next instruction, thus achieving sequential instruction execution. This method is suitable for computers with RAM as the main memory. When the program needs to switch from one segment to another, a transfer instruction can be used. This transfer instruction contains the address of the entry instruction of the segment to which the program is to be transferred.