Programming The Arduino Opta With Arduino PLC IDE: Lesson 4

This is the fourth lesson in programming the Arduino Opta using the Arduino PLC IDE software. In this lesson we go over how to set up a counter in ladder logic, and also how to wire up an analog input and map it. We also show how to use this analog input within a Structured Text Program. If you liked this video please subscribe like and stay tuned for the next lesson!

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Tools we Use
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Chapters
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00:00 Intro
00:29 Creating a Counter in Ladder
06:29 Analog input Wiring
06:52 Mapping the Analog Input
07:30 Using the Analog Input in Structured Text
13:09 Conclusion
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[obe]

I just want to say your videos are awesome. I did some plc programming years ago, I used Siemens and remember it was full on. So I was going to use relays and contractors for a project, then I saw the Arduino opta so I have saved having to sort out all that hardware. Your videos have helped so much thank you.

[xavierfarrell]

where is potentiometerscaled stored if you want to use the value with an hmi to display that scaled value?