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akYtec ALP

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akYtec ALP software tool is a programming environment for akYtec programmable relays. Projects for programmable relays are written in the programming language FBD (Function Block Diagram) according to IEC 61131-3. akYtec ALP is free and included in delivery.

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Product Description
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    akYtec ALP software tool is a programming environment for akYtec programmable relays. Projects for programmable relays are written in the programming language FBD (Function Block Diagram) according to IEC 61131-3. akYtec ALP is free and included in delivery.

    Properties:

    • Creating your own function blocks / macros
    • Simulation mode
    • Use of internal variables for a simplified project creation
    • Firmware update function
    • Projects can be saved as files or be printed
    • Complete overview of resource use and their availability in the project
    • Integrated Display Manager for PR200
    • Access to Online Macro Database

    Overview of the functions and function blocks:

      Functions:
    • Logical operators
    • Mathematical operators
    • Relational operators
    • Bit operators
      Function blocks:
    • Triggers
    • Timers
    • Generators
    • Counters
    • PID controller

    Temperature & Humidity Monitoring

    Monitoring of temperature and humidity is a very common automation task which can be easily solved by means of products from akYtec. A quick and cost-effective solution based on Programmable relay PR200 we have implemented in the sample project below:

    Project description

    Project file

    programmable relay

    We hope this project will be very helpful and save your time significantly.

Additional Information
FAQ

    FAQ

    I have 2 self-written macros "Average" and "8 INT_M". If the macro "Average" is already used in a project, I cannot import the macro "8 INT_M" anymore. The message appears: The macro "8 INT_M" already exists... replace? Yes/No Why is it happening, and how can I import this macro?
    This happens because you are trying to import a macro with an already existing ID, though its name and content are different. Most likely, you created one macro, used the command ‘Export macro’, modified this very same macro, and then exported it with a different name. In this case, akYtec ALP assigned an inner ID for the first macro and never changed it even after you had used the Export macro command once again. To overcome this collision, you should have used the command ‘Save macro as…’ before exporting the second macro based on the first one.
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