Unconditional function call - Division of the application into modules
More in the INTRO course: https://sklep-plcspace.pl/1500-intro-scl
Table of topics:
00:00: How the transport and production line will work
00:00:06: Starting the process - pressing the start button
00:00:12: Product movement and traffic lights
00:00:21: Discussing similarities with the previous lesson
00:00:31: Introducing new FC blocks in the application
00:01:00: Execution blocks and traffic lights in the OB1 block
00:01:21: Advantages of dividing code into smaller parts
00:01:28: Example of using FC blocks
00:02:03: Adding a new block in the TIA Portal
00:02:21: Block types in programming
00:03:13: Choosing a programming language for the FC block
00:04:16: Conveyor control - code Program
00:05:06: Adding a block for the traffic light
00:06:02: Calling blocks in the OB1 organization block
00:07:16: Programming and testing examples
00:08:54: Going through the program code and testing functions
00:10:15: Monitoring and analyzing code in blocks
00:11:02: Advantages of dividing code into functions
This lesson discusses dividing program code into smaller parts using FC blocks, which makes code easier to manage and modify. It demonstrates adding blocks and calling them in the organization block. It also describes how to program and test code. Dividing code into functions is an important programming practice that makes programs more readable and easier to analyze and modify.