
Learn how to create a new Siemens WinCC comfort HMI project in TIA Portal. Configure the S1200 PLC, establish PLC–HMI communication, and prepare for simulation.
Learn to install Siemens WinCC Comfort in the TIA portal, including main software, plc sim, and Comfort, with language and drive setup, then restart and launch the portal.
Acquire hands-on skills to download and simulate WinCC Comfort projects in the TIA Portal, linking PLC and HMI, configuring devices, and using PLC sim for testing.
Learn to use WinCC comfort elements in tia portal to turn a motor on and off with HMI, wiring PLC blocks, and linking PLC tags to HMI tags.
Learn to implement set and reset commands in Wincc comfort for plc and hmi, using a set reset block to control Q 0.0 with inputs I 0.0 and I 0.1.
Apply interlocking logic to two motor outputs using PLC and HMI tags in TIA Portal, wiring input and output addresses, and implementing latch, stop, and on-screen control in WinCC Comfort.
Learn how to interlock two motor outputs in WinCC Comfort within TIA Portal, using a single HMI element and PLC logic with an internal relay M0 point zero.
Learn to use IO field elements and bar elements in WinCC Comfort within TIA Portal to display a timer on the HMI and connect PLC via Ethernet IP.
Learn to use bar elements in WinCC Comfort within TIA Portal to display timer values and design a PLC program that starts two motors after five seconds.
Learn how to configure and use gauge elements in WinCC Comfort for TIA Portal to display timer values and analog measurements, set ranges and colors, and connect to PLC tags.
Master the basic objects in Siemens Wincc Comfort within the tia portal. Learn to tag PLC and HMI, link PLC tags to the HMI, and design graphics with simulation.
Discover how switch elements in WinCC Comfort within the TIA Portal work as input controls, with graphic or text modes and on/off labeling.
Explore how to use IO field elements in Wincc Comfort via the TIA Portal to input two numbers (positive or negative), display outputs, and configure tags and data types.
Configure the trend view in WinCC Comfort in TIA Portal to display timer data from the PLC on an HMI chart. Adjust chart settings and tags to optimize real-time visualization.
Learn to create and navigate screens in Siemens WinCC Comfort within the TIA Portal, using header and fixed upper sections, multiple screens, and three navigation methods: drag-and-drop, buttons, and templates.
Learn how to save plc information in WinCC Comfort HMI via TIA Portal, exporting to Excel on USB or SD card by configuring HMI tags and timers.
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 Wincc Comfort In Tia Portal . 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 Wincc programming, hardware and interfacing techniques to groom students in the field of Industrial Automation. The course will teach students Hmi 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 16-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.