This RSLogix 500 ladder program was design for a friends trade show at Disney World.
They had set up a slot car track and were giving prizes away to the attendee with the fastest lap time.
Basically, a user enters 10 racer names and race/lap times in (to an HMI) from the latest race. The ladder logic then sorts the ten new names and ten existing names from fastest to slowest, utilizes indirect addressing.
Download Link: RSLogix 500 Top Ten Sorting Demo
- Created with: RSLogix500 3.01.09
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