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S5 PLC OB13 interrupt time

Thread Starter: micron_761   Started: 9/16/2011 9:20 AM   Replies: 4

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Dear All,
How can i check the interrupt time of OB13 in my running S5 PLC 115u ?
Can I check it with Step5 software ? Please guide me.
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Hello micron_761

the call intervall for OB13 in a 115U is either declared in DB1 or set by writing to System Data word 97 (if neither is done, the default call intervall of 100ms applies).

Do a search for OB13 in the S5-115U Programmable Controller manual to find the various chapters that have more details on this.

If still unsure, you could also simply program an integer addition into OB13 (add 1 to a free Flag or Dataword), monitor the value for a certain time and determine this way the call rate of it. 

I hope this helps

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fritz

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  9/16/2011, 10:42 AM
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Thanks fritz for your prompt reply,




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Hi micron_761

To evaluate the information contained in DB1, you better change display format to ASCII code.
Replace KF format by KC if using german language, KS if using english language.

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Thank you very much BeVee for guiding me. Now I understand the interrupt time.laugh
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