Rockwell Automation 1761-HHP-B30 MicroLogix 1000 with Hand-Held Programmer (HHP) - Manual (Page 512)

(HHP) User Manual
Index
MicroLogix
t 1000 with Hand-Held Programmer
I–8
spacing, 1–12
troubleshooting, 20–1
type, 1–2
wiring, 2–3
wiring diagram, 2–19
1761-L32AAA
features, 1–2
grounding, 2–1
input voltage range, 2–14
mounting, 1–12
output voltage range, 2–14
preventing excessive heat, 1–12
spacing, 1–12
troubleshooting, 20–1
type, 1–2
wiring, 2–3
wiring diagram, 2–14
1761-L32AWA
features, 1–2
grounding, 2–1
input voltage range, 2–7
mounting, 1–12
output voltage range, 2–7
preventing excessive heat, 1–12
spacing, 1–12
troubleshooting, 20–1
type, 1–2
wiring, 2–3
wiring diagram, 2–7
1761-L32BBB
features, 1–2
grounding, 2–1
input voltage range, 2–16
mounting, 1–12
output voltage range, 2–16
preventing excessive heat, 1–12
spacing, 1–12
troubleshooting, 20–1
type, 1–2
wiring, 2–3
wiring diagram, 2–16
1761-L32BWA
features, 1–2
grounding, 2–1
input voltage range, 2–10
mounting, 1–12
output voltage range, 2–10
preventing excessive heat, 1–12
spacing, 1–12
troubleshooting, 20–1
type, 1–2
wiring, 2–3
wiring diagram, 2–10
1761-L32BWB
features, 1–2
grounding, 2–1
input voltage range, 2–13
mounting, 1–12
output voltage range, 2–13
preventing excessive heat, 1–12
spacing, 1–12
troubleshooting, 20–1
type, 1–2
wiring, 2–3
wiring diagram, 2–13
32-bit addition and subtraction, 10–6
example, 10–6
instruction list program, 10–7
ladder representation, 10–7
math overflow selection bit S2/14, 10–6
A
accepting your program edits, 18–21
accessing additional characters, HHP
keypad, 4–5
accessing the program
normal operation, 6–6
power up, 6–7
accessories and replacement parts, A–11
Add (ADD), 10–4
entering the instruction, 10–4
execution times, 10–4
function code, 10–4
instruction parameters, C–3
ladder representation, 10–4
updates to arithmetic status bits, 10–4
valid addressing modes, C–3
valid file types, C–3
ADD, Add, 10–4
addresses, searching for, 17–8
addressing
compared to programming software’s
addressing, 6–8
data files, 6–7
indexed, 6–9
logical addresses, specifying, 6–8
using mnemonics, 6–8
addressing modes, C–2
direct addressing, C–2
immediate addressing, C–2
indexed addressing, C–2