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MPINO STUDIO 2 Phase 4-1 · Timer Box Functions
These commands create a completion state from an input condition and elapsed time.
Common Rules
The TON family uses a 10 ms tick; the TAON family uses a 100 ms tick. A number is a tick count, and time literals such as 1h30m, 10s, and 500ms are accepted. Use T for a 16-bit timer and DT for a 32-bit timer. A bit contact for the timer address reads its done state. Initialize a retentive timer with a ladder RESET coil, not box-function RST.
Box Function List
| Command | Meaning |
|---|---|
| TON | Accumulates time while the input is ON and turns the done state ON at the set value. |
| TOFF | Turns the done state ON immediately with the input. |
| TPL | Turns the done state ON when the input changes to ON. |
| TMON | Starts one pulse when the input turns ON and holds the done state ON for the set time. |
| TMR | Accumulates time while the input is ON. |
| TAON | Provides the same on-delay behavior as TON with a 100 ms tick. |
| TAOFF | Provides the same off-delay behavior as TOFF with a 100 ms tick. |
| TAPL | Provides the same input-held pulse behavior as TPL with a 100 ms tick. |
| TAMON | Provides the same one-shot pulse behavior as TMON with a 100 ms tick. |
| TAMR | Provides the same retentive behavior as TMR with a 100 ms tick. |