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Okay, I've had people tell me that the Concept IEC programs are memory hogs, but this is ridiculous.
I have several different projects where I used Quantum CPU113-03 processors with LL984 logic with around 400 networks of fairly dense DX logic to control several hundred motors without any problem. So now I've decided, reluctantly, to modernize and use IEC on my current project. I developed a few motor control DFB's (derived function blocks) to do what I once did with DX logic blocks in LL984. I used these in a program to control 40 motors (same 113-03 CPU) and I'm out of memory after getting 8 motors programmed. I have another 30 or so motors to go and no memory left in the CPU. Am I missing something very obvious here?
I'm also interested in your general comments and experiences using Concept 2.5. I can't say that I'm terribly impressed with it so far.
I have several different projects where I used Quantum CPU113-03 processors with LL984 logic with around 400 networks of fairly dense DX logic to control several hundred motors without any problem. So now I've decided, reluctantly, to modernize and use IEC on my current project. I developed a few motor control DFB's (derived function blocks) to do what I once did with DX logic blocks in LL984. I used these in a program to control 40 motors (same 113-03 CPU) and I'm out of memory after getting 8 motors programmed. I have another 30 or so motors to go and no memory left in the CPU. Am I missing something very obvious here?
I'm also interested in your general comments and experiences using Concept 2.5. I can't say that I'm terribly impressed with it so far.