Lenze E94AxPExxxx - Manual (Page 45)

Lenze · 9400 Servo PLC· Reference manual · DMS 4.0 EN · 11/2013 · TD05/06
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4 PLC functionality
4.2 Preparations for creating a PLC program
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4.2.4.3 Configuring system events
System events as for example stopping of the PLC processing can result in a block being called and
processed once.
The Task configuration object serves to define which block is to be called at which system event. It
is not required that a block must be defined for each system event.
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Tip!
Use the system events function to specify the exceptional behaviour of the "9400
ServoPLC", e.g. in the case of TaskOverrun.
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Example: You can create a block for the system event "TaskOverrun" as follows
1. Go to the Task configuration and open the System events
2. Activate the checkmark for the PLC_TaskOverrun system event.
3. Enter the block name to be called in the called POU column, e.g. PLC_Exception.
• If the block does already exist, select it by means of the input assistance <F2>.
• Otherwise, you can create the block via the Create POU PLC button.
The new block can be found on the POU with the name PLC_Exception (FUN).
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Note!
Only blocks of the type "program" can be selected with the input assistance whereas
»PLC Designer« creates a block of the type "function" when the button is clicked.
Lenze recommends using blocks of the type "program" for a system event. Otherwise, a
CRC error can occur in the »9400 ServoPLC«, for example, after downloading of the
project when the L_CanInit block is called from the LenzeCanMsg.lib library.