
Install tia portal software for Siemens S7-1200 plc, including step seven and plc sim, by selecting language, drive, terms, and full component installation; plan for a lengthy setup.
Configure a Siemens s7-1200 plc in tia portal and create projects with blocks and functions. Simulate with plc sim, download and upload, and connect pid and hmi for monitoring.
Configure the s7-1200 plc in tia portal by creating a new project, selecting the cpu, adding di/dq and analog modules, assigning io addresses, compiling, and writing the main ob1 program.
Learn to simulate a reading program in TIA Portal using plc sim, configure the S7-1200 CPU, define inputs and outputs, upload the program, and monitor online/offline behavior.
Connect the Siemens S7-1200 PLC to your PC over ethernet, set PLC IP 192.168.0.1 and PC IP 192.168.0.25 with 255.255.255.0, then download via TIA Portal after selecting the ethernet adapter.
Learn Tia Portal basics by using favorites and basic, extended instructions to connect inputs to outputs, assign addresses like I 0.0 and Q 0.1, and simulate the PLC.
Master latch, unlatch, and set/reset concepts for Siemens S7-1200 PLC using normally open/closed contacts, with simulation of output control.
Learn how rising and falling pulses control outputs and counters in Siemens S7-1200 PLC using TIA Portal, with I0.0, Q0.0, latch mode, and memory bits.
Learn to program Siemens S7-1200 PLC in TIA Portal with two practical projects: motor direction control using push buttons and a self-cleaning smart whiteboard, including simulation and safety considerations.
Learn to program a Siemens S7-1200 PLC in tia portal to control a whiteboard cleaner using two microswitches, a start button, and memory bits for left and right motors.
Learn Tp timer, Teian timer, and Tnr timer concepts in TIA Portal for S7-1200, with input I0.0 and output Q0.0, including 5 seconds counting, reset, and delay behaviors.
Demonstrate two timer-based motor control examples: a 10-second stop delay and a star-to-delta transition, using memory bits and PLC outputs to switch connections.
Explore Siemens S7-1200 PLC in TIA Portal by configuring CTU, CTD, and CTUD counters, wiring inputs and outputs, and using PV and CV with set, reset, and edge triggers.
Learn to use comparator blocks in the tia portal with a counter to compare input against a reference, covering equal, unequal, greater than, less than relations.
Use timers and comparators to sequentially switch three lamps on for 10 seconds each in TIA Portal. Define timer and lamp tags, set exact millisecond values, and simulate the program.
Learn how to use the move command to transfer numbers into registers and drive timer-based outputs in a Siemens S7-1200 PLC project, using registers, inputs, and move blocks.
Learn to use mathematical functions in Tia Portal, including add and swap, with a timer and MD0 register to adjust, reset, and verify outputs.
Learn to use the jump function in the TIA Portal ladder logic for Siemens S7-1200 PLC, using labels to skip lines and control I0.x and Q0.x.
Explore how internal relays, memory bits, and clock memory function in Siemens S7-1200 PLCs within tia portal, including practical input–output wiring and simulation.
Learn to set a password for a Siemens S7-1200 PLC project in TIA Portal, protecting blocks and program logic by requiring authentication to view or edit.
Learn how to implement increment and decrement functions in TIA Portal for Siemens S7-1200, using MW0/MD0 registers, positive and negative pulses, and reset logic to count items.
Configure analog input and thermal modules in tia portal by adding a cpu and wiring sensors. Set channel types, sensor type, units, and addresses to enable programming.
Configure a Siemens S7-1200 PLC in TIA Portal with onboard thermal, RTD modules, and analog input modules, using norm and scale to convert 4-20 mA readings.
Explore a water pumping control system with a Siemens S7-1200 PLC in TIA Portal, using storage low and high level sensors, a safety well sensor, and a set/reset pump control.
Design a home security system in S7-1200 PLC using TIA Portal, enabling remote activation and deactivation. Coordinate motion detectors, alarm, camera, lights, and photocell with inputs, memory bits, and outputs.
Program a Siemens S7-1200 PLC in TIA Portal to count items on a conveyor using a counter and set/reset blocks, and stop the conveyor when the predefined target is reached.
Configure the analog module, scale and norm the 4–20 mA signal to a 0–5000 level, and implement high and low water level alarms with set/reset valves for inflow and outflow.
With this course from one college to another about Tia Portal both Hardware And Software Side you will able to get information and for your future career, you will gain more experience during your business life. So from this point of view if you are interested with industrial automation sector, specially automation and control area, Tia Portal is one of the most commonly used product family in industry.
To continue with this course, it is highly recommended that you complete the S7-1200 . Or you must know the basics of PLC programming . The course is explained via real hardware and devices, not just simulation. In order to follow through with this course, it is recommended that the student should have TIA Portal installed and running on their computer.
During this course you will become familiar with the fundemental principle of a logic controller, concept of modular SIMATIC system, basic operating procedures of Tia Portal.
The course will cover basic concepts of PLC programming, hardware and interfacing techniques to groom students in the field of Industrial Automation. The course will teach students PLC Programming techniques based on Siemens.
I’ll be using S7-1200 PLC hardware just to enable students understand the hardware configuration, wiring and troubleshooting concepts however mostly we will be using simulation mode.
For this course you don’t need hardware at all and i'll provide Siemens PLC software which works for 30-Days (trial version).
However, i’ll cover hardware as well for students who wish to practice on S7-1200 PLCs themselves.
Thank you so much.