The AFI (Always False Instruction) is an instruction that always evaluates as false. You can look at it as a coil that has been forced to always be open or bit to stay low (logic zero). The AFI instruction does not override other instructions or force the rung to scan as false. If an AFI instruction has a be introduced to the rung, any instruction set after the AFI instructions, it will “ignored”.
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I am a software developer in Calgary, Alberta, Canada with passion in getting my fingers in any new technology. I started software development when I was 10 years old and have never looked back. Now with well over 35 years of software development, I wanted to share some of these key knowledge with the people of the world in the wide web.