Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Siemens PLC programming

We are starting about SIEMENS PLC. SIEMENS AG is German multinational company Conglomerate Company. It’s Headquarter located in Munich, Germany. It is one of the largest Europe based electronics and electrical company.

SIEMENS principal activities are in field of industry, energy, transportation and Health care.

Founder of this company is Werner Von Siemens. Company Founded in 1 October 1847 (Berlin).

There are many plc series are in market but for better study we use

Series à S7- 200
SoftwareàStep 7 Microwin
Driver àPC/PPI cable driver
Communication port à RS 485

Inputs:: i0.0, i0.1, i0.2……i0.7   ------------------------------ These are inputs card number.
             i1.0, i1.1, i1.2…….i1.7
Outputs:: Q0.0, Q0.1, Q0.2…….Q0.7
  Q1.0, Q1.1, Q1.2…….Q1.7---------------------------These are outputs card number

Counter instruction: CTU (For counter up), CTD (For counter down)

Counter number: C0 to C255

Timer instruction: TON (On delay timer), TOFF (OFF delay timer)

Timer: - Time Base                   Number
              1ms                            T32, T96
              10ms                          T33-T36, T97-T100
             100ms                         T37-T63, T101-T255

Memory bit:: M0.0, M0.1, M0.2……M0.7  ………………these are address for memory
                          M1.0, M1.1, M1.2…….M1.7

Memory word: - MW0, MW2, MW3…  Memory name

Timer Accumulator: - C0, C1……..C255 ……………..To give source or accumulate time
                                                                                                Counter used

Positive edge:

Negative edge:  



Compare instruction: 

Positive edge is a switch which first takes desired contact. After that it becomes positive (p). We should restart for sending pulse again.
Negative edge is a switch which first takes desired contact. After that it becomes Negative (N). We should restart for sending pulse again.

Comparison instruction helps us to compare two data in our program.

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