Rockwell Automation 1760 User Manual

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PICO

Programming

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11 Easy Steps

Small.

Simple.

Flexible.

Schematic Diagram (for Demo Unit)

PICO™ Programming

Program PICO yourself in
11 Easy Steps.

After the completion of the following
exercise, you will have programmed the
Allen-Bradley PICO Controller. The
program simulates starting a motor for
10 seconds and then turns the motor off.

Your program will look like the following:

I

2 - - - - - - - - SQ6

Q6 - - - - - - - - TT1

T1 - - - - - - - - RQ6

I

2

Physical input #2 to which the START button
is wired to.

This sets, or latches output #6 to which the

SQ6

coil of the contactor is wired to.

Q6

Output #6 (contactor coil) contact

TT1

On delay Timer #1 (10 seconds)

T1

Timer#1 contact

RQ6

This resets, or unlatches output #6.

PICO Touch Pad

Delete buttonDelete button
(Del)

P1 P3

P2

Alternate
button
(Alt)

Escape button

(Esc)

The following instructions make use of of the 8 buttons
displayed above

The “P” buttons

The “P” buttons move the cursor, right and left (P1,P3)
or up and down (P2,P4)

P4

OK button

Smarter Than Your Average Relay

Easier to use than
a PLC

- No software required

- Easy to program

PROGRAM. . .
STOP
PARAMETER
SET CLOCK. . .

PICO™ Programming

Deleting the existing
program

Press the OK button until you
see the menu to the left. If
the second menu item down
is STOP, press P4 and press
OK. If not, highlight
PROGRAM and press the OK
button. To select DELETE
PROG Press P4 and press the
OK button twice.

PROGRAM
DELETE PROG

Entering Program mode

Highlight PROGRAM and
press the OK button.