Programmable logic controller, sequence control system, and non-transitory computer readable medium
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsKazuki Kurita, Yoshihiro Nagatomo
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsKazuki Kurita, Yoshihiro Nagatomo
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In a programmable logic controller, a flag data update receiver receives an update of flag data indicating whether activation of a second execution element is permitted or prohibited. An interrupt receiver receives an interrupt instruction indicating a request for activating the second execution element independently of whether a transition condition is satisfied. An interrupt preventer maintains, when the interrupt instruction is received and latest flag data indicates that the activation of the second execution element is prohibited, an inactive state of the second execution element and outputs an interrupt invalidation error indicating that the interrupt instruction is invalidated. An executor activates the second execution element when the interrupt instruction is received and the latest flag data indicates that the activation of the second execution element is permitted.
A programmable logic controller for executing a sequence program, the sequence program including a first execution element defining a preceding action, a second execution element defining a subsequent action to be performed subsequently to the preceding action, and a transition condition element defining a transition condition for transition of an active state from the first execution element to the second execution element, the programmable logic controller comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing an active state control program for a programmable logic controller to execute a sequence program, the sequence program including a first execution element defining a preceding action, a second execution element defining a subsequent action to be performed subsequently to the preceding action, and a transition condition element defining a transition condition for transition of an active state from the first execution element to the second execution element, the active state control program causing the programmable logic controller to function as:
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