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Hello, in this tutorial, we will take a look, wants to the application once more than proportional

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and integral and true with to control method of the fifties or temperature or cooling systems and anything.

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What was the idea?

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Imagine this is your own end of output like that.

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OK, with the idea what we are doing, we have a set value, OK?

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And like that, the set value was increasing higher and lower and down like that.

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But with the API algorithms it was just adapting itself and then it was keeping our set value and present

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value.

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It was done in this, uh, video tutorial.

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This is just an explanation we had.

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We FTL, we F.T. OK, Delta, we FDL and we have.

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OK, and this is 28 a we, but we will use a sweet two or three to model of Delta p.l.c. and potential

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mate and what is the application basics?

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You need to listen to this, listen carefully, and then you can understand the next tutorial, the

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next application tutorial.

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Very well.

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OK, we have a plus from my, uh, to my potential mater and we have a minus.

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OK, and then we have analog input and this analog input is going to go to connect it to my wafty why

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we are using a potential meter because of imagine this is your.

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Pipe, OK, into pipe, there is an air pressure, OK, and this air pressure is between zero to 10.

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Well, imagine it like that.

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And you are reading this analog volume.

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And according to this analog volume, you are sending a material to this pipe, OK?

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Or you are stopping or you are increasing or decreasing your VDT speeds than, let's say here a motor.

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OK, this motor is turning fast or or decreasing its speed, then the material is going inside to pipe

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very less or more, according to this, air pressure is changing and we are reading it with the policy.

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And now I don't have any analog to digital converter because of this.

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We will use this port.

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This port is connected to my VTE and we will read this portfolio zero to 10 volt value via.

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Communication, OK, arise from the need for communication.

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We will read this potential meet value of this parameter, this VDT parameter and that parameter is

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zero zero point zero for this parameter is can be selected by users.

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And which data is selected into this parameter of Delta V FTL?

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And then you can read user defined area into several communication arrays.

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Four hundred and eighty five communication.

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If you read user defined um parameter and it was we can take a look once two thousand one hundred and

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two I guess.

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No not this one two thousand one hundred twelve.

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And I'm going to check once.

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Is it here.

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This is my PID document.

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OK, and this is not a correct one.

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OK, so now um we can go back to Microsoft whiteboards.

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It doesn't matter.

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We will use this parameter for the user defined parameter for the communication that we are getting,

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this potential method, analog value.

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This is the first thing.

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And the second thing we need is to, um, define or create.

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Serial communication between my p.l.c. and VTI, so we here are four hundred and eighty five communication

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and just two cable to here and let's go here like that, OK?

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One is plus and minus and.

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This is mine and this is plus and then what are we going to do?

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We will write to Wafty Run or six months.

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We are at four hundred eighty five communication and we will get the potential mental value.

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And also the in other words, from the Vivia communication, OK, this is the fully set up of the control.

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And then let's go to document in here.

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Um, we can check once a little bit in into here.

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You will see the parameters, these parameters of the um, the sampling time, OK.

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And the proportional gain, an internal gain and derivative gain and other control modes and the things

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that we're going to take a look once into this p.l.c. program.

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OK, this is, uh, taking a long, long time.

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And because of this, I created this program for you.

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And we will go inside this p.l.c. program one by one, and we will see how my p.l.c. is affecting to

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or how my PID is affecting to output according to our analog input from the potential meter.

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See you in the next florea.
