Notations¶
PLCYard is one PLC, and you choose how it is written in Tools → Options → Notation. The program is the same in both: switch at any time, and read either style of documentation or manual.
| Mnemonics | IEC symbols | |
|---|---|---|
| Contacts and coils | XIC, XIO, OTE, OTL, OTU |
NO, NC, coil, S, R |
| Boxes | MOV, EQU, LIM, JSR |
MOVE, CMP ==, IN_RANGE, CALL |
| I/O | Local:1:I.Data.0, Local:2:O.Data.3 |
%I0.0, %Q0.3 |
| Analog I/O | Local:7:I.Ch0Data |
%IW64 |
| Timer members | .PRE .ACC .DN .EN .TT |
.PT .ET .Q .IN |
| Counter members | .PRE .ACC .DN |
.PV .CV .Q |
| System bits | S:FS, S:V |
FirstScan, Overflow |
Both spellings are accepted when you type an operand, whichever notation is shown. Files store the
canonical form (%I0.0, .PRE), so a project opens the same for everyone.
The full list of mnemonics and their IEC names is in the instruction reference.