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    The document discusses modular programming concepts in TIA Portal including function blocks (FBs), function codes (FCs), and data blocks (DBs). FBs perform specific operations and store input, output, and in/out parameters in an instance DB. FCs are similar to subroutines that perform reusable operations. DBs store global data for all code blocks or instance-specific data for a particular FB. Together, FBs, FCs, and DBs provide a modular structure that simplifies programming.

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    The document discusses modular programming concepts in TIA Portal including function blocks (FBs), function codes (FCs), and data blocks (DBs). FBs perform specific operations and store input, output, and in/out parameters in an instance DB. FCs are similar to subroutines that perform reusable operations. DBs store global data for all code blocks or instance-specific data for a particular FB. Together, FBs, FCs, and DBs provide a modular structure that simplifies programming.

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    TIA Portal Modular

    Programming
    In Urdu/Hindi/English
    Instructor: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    Cyclic Execution

    OB1
    FB1

    FB2

    FC1

    Better Structure

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    OB1
    FB1

    FB2

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    Function (FC) (Acts like subroutine):

    Performs a specific operation on set of input values

    • To perform standard or resuable operation such as mathematical


    calculations
    • To perform functional tasks such as for individual controls using bit logic
    operations
    • FC can be called several times at different points in the program. This
    reuse simplifies the programming of frequently recurring tasks

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    Function Block (FB) (Subroutine without a memory):

    Performs a specific operation on set of input values

    • An FB is a code block whose calls can be programmed with block parameters.


    • The FB stores the input (IN), output (OUT), and in/out (IN_OUT) parameters in variable memory that is located in a
    data block (DB), or "instance" DB.
    • The instance DB provides a block of memory that is associated with that instance (or call) of the FB and stores data
    after the FB finishes.
    • You typically use an FB to control the operation for tasks or devices that do not finish their operation within one scan
    cycle. To store the operating parameters so that they can be quickly accessed from one scan to the next, each FB in
    your user program has one or more instance DBs.
    • When you call an FB, you also open an instance DB that stores the values of the block parameters and the static local
    data for that call or "instance" of the FB. These values are stored in the instance DB after the FB finishes.
    • You can associate different instance DBs with different calls of the FB.

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais
    TIA Portal Modular Programming

    DATA BLOCKS
    You create data blocks (DB) in your user program to store data for the code blocks. All of the
    program blocks in the user program can access the data in a global DB, but an instance DB
    stores data for a specific function block (FB).
    Your user program can store data in the specialized memory areas of the CPU, such as for
    the inputs (I), outputs (Q), and bit memory (M). In addition, you can use a data block (DB) for
    fast access to data stored within the program itself.
    The data stored in a DB is not deleted when the data block is closed or the execution of the
    associated code block comes to an end. There are two types of DBs:

    ● A global DB stores data for the code blocks in your program. Any OB, FB, or FC can
    access the data in a global DB.

    ● An instance DB stores the data for a specific FB. The structure of the data in an instance
    DB reflects the parameters (Input, Output, and InOut) and the static data for the FB. The
    Temp memory for the FB is not stored in the instance DB.
    Although the instance DB reflects the data for a specific FB, any code block can access the
    data in an instance DB.

    Source: Siemens Rana Muhammad Awais | www.automationplay.com| automationplayonline@gmail.com | Facebook.com/automationplay | Youtube: Rana Muhammad Awais

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