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Siemens Tia Portal - S7 1200 PLC -Basic-2
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Siemens Tia Portal - S7 1200 PLC -Basic-2

vfd control(v20)-high speed counter(encoder)-analog-digital-input/output-KTP 400 HMI
Created byOrhan TARIKCI
Last updated 3/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • **code : NISAN2026
  • PLC analog input-output
  • High Speed Counter
  • Encoder
  • Siemens KTP 400
  • Siemens s7 1200 PLC
  • Sinamics V20 (VFD) information-Hardware-Parameter
  • More than 3 Hours Video
  • Hardware and wiring
  • Tia Portal V13 Sample programs
  • Wincc Scada Basic
  • Data Blocks and retain value
  • System memory and clock bits
  • Over 18 lectures

Course content

1 section21 lectures3h 55m total length
  • Course Intro6:30

    Let's take a look at our hardware.

  • Sinamics V20 -Hardware-Parameter19:35
    SINAMICS v20 promotion and cabling
  • Siemens S7 1214 PLC -Signal Board Hardware8:22
    PLC cabling and module information.
  • Siemens S7 1214-V20 Connections6:26

    Cabling between siemens s7 1214 plc and sinamics v20.

  • Tia Portal PLC Hardware Settings9:22

    Adding hardware to Tia portal v13

  • Siemens S7 1200 PLC programing15:22

    Let's start programming.. :)

  • HMI settings and programming-18:50

    Control with the operator panel (KTP 400)

  • HMI settings and programming-27:35

    Continuie control with operator panel (KTP 400)

  • Example-1-Start-stop-jog-part-1(PLC-HMI)17:50
  • Example-1-Start-stop-jog-part-2(PLC-HMI)8:54
  • Example-1-Start-stop-jog-part-3(PLC-HMI)12:09
  • Example-1-Start-stop-jog-part-4(PLC-HMI-WINCC SCADA)16:13

    Control with wincc scada...We are starting to learn wincc scada..

  • Encoder-High Speed Counter-Part-113:48

    What is encoder?How we can connect to PLC?How we can read value?What we can make with this value?

  • Encoder-High Speed Counter-Part-211:21

    Encoder value comparison

  • Encoder-HSC-Changing the count value8:18

    Changing the Encoder count value

  • System Clock And Memory Bits-17:36

    How we can use system clock and memory bits?

  • System Clock And Memory Bits-26:23
  • Data Blocks and Retain value13:22

    What is data block? How can we create retain value?

  • Example-2_116:50
    Example 2 and revise all our knowledge
  • Example-2_28:47
  • Example-2_312:18

Requirements

  • Finished Siemens Tia Portal - S7 1200 PLC -Basic
  • Tia Portal V13 Software

Description

If you look at the industry, you can see Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) systems everywhere. Therefore, we must understand how to control VFD systems efficiently.

In this course, we will control Siemens Sinamics V20 VFD systems using the powerful S7-1200 PLCs. This practical approach provides crucial hands-on experience.

Every VFD system has its own unique parameter list. We will check the basic parameter list for the Sinamics V20. VFD systems can be controlled in several ways, allowing for great flexibility:

  1. Operator panel on the VFD system

  2. Terminals on the VFD system (analog/digital input and output)

  3. Communication protocols (USS, Modbus, Profinet, Profibus, etc.)

We will primarily focus on methods 1 and 2 to build a strong foundation. We will do practical examples using real equipment to solidify your learning.

Equipment list for hands-on exercises:

  1. S7-1214 CPU

  2. KTP 400 HMI

  3. Sinamics V20 VFD

  4. AC Motor

  5. Encoder (100 pulse)

  6. WinCC Scada V13

We will realize the necessary connection between the PLC and VFD. We will control the motor using both analog and digital inputs/outputs. Furthermore, all operations will be performed with the KTP 400 touch screen operator panel. To monitor motor speed accurately, we will utilize the encoder for rotation information. We will also start to use the essential WinCC Scada software for advanced monitoring. We will finish our course by comprehensively revising all our knowledge. We must learn to operate the system with simple signals first. Then, we can use more complex signals like communications.



Who this course is for:

  • technician
  • engineer
  • student