Siemens S7-1200 series PLC Wiring. English
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- Siemens S7-1200 series PLC Wiring. For manual, related videos and part numbers please see below.
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Спасибо, мужик! Немногие на Ютуб рассказывают так подробно о подключении контроллеров
Pure gold man, thank You !
my god, this is what i needed. i'm developing a automatic themperature controll unit, 17x AI 16x AO 18x DI and 2x DO. we have some s7-1200's already so thats what i was given to learn with. just found your video on the RTD cards, which helps a LOT. they'll go through a remote IO cabinet connected via profibus. i guess i'll need some AO units to give 4-20mA to the heaters. i'm way to exited to get this going haha
Great video,thank you !
Thank you.
Great video - thanks!
Glad you like it.
Its an amazing explanation!
It would be great if you make a detailed video about wiring the outputs, for the same 1212 PLC.
As I find it a bit mysterious + there is a lack of this kind of videos about how to wire outputs in PLC 1212.
Cheers!
Will look in to that in to future. Thank you for watching.
thank you
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Nice video
Thank you.
Nice vídeo ,well explained.
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Great! Congratulations!!
Thank you!!
@@IGSElectronics good morning! I'd like to know about CB 1241 RS-485. I need to know! Thanks a Lot, sir!
@@IGSElectronics 6ES7 241-1CH30-1XB0 S C-J3MM1393 2017.
@@juliocesardealmeida2167 everything in due course my friend. Rs485 communication video is coming, it will be used to communicate with drives.
@@IGSElectronics fantastic, sir! Thank you!
Hi, great video. Can I ask why your run light is orange as I have this problem 🤔
Thanks for the video , I have a issue that there is a 911ohms resistance across DI signal in an SM1223 and 20.9 V DC voltage is coming back to PLC even if contact not closed . Is there a wire break resistance setting in the PLC or what for the resistance is used . Can you please guide me on other your experience. Thank you in advance .
Thanks for the video! at 5:22 why did you use that for powering the output? is it for demostration only or that sort of installation comes from a regulation?
Hi Nicolas. The wiring for PLC's, there is no regulations but more or less code of practice. Every designer will wire there panel differently as long as general electrical rules are fallowed. How you get to end goal is up to you. I separate my input power supply from output power supply as my personal preference and experience. I have seen thing been done many different ways, but the end goal usually is the same. Hope that answers your question.
@@IGSElectronics thank you very much for your answer!!
@@ansolisju Your wary welcome.
Thank you, but please explain more slowly, I couldn't understand so much, because I'm a foreigner 😄
Why there's a switch in right side model it's selector or for any other operation
@IGSElectronics From the product manual, the technical data of digital input shows that logic 1 signal (min.) : 15 VDC at 2.5 mA and for
logic 0 signal(max.) : 5 VDC at 1 mA. Does it mean that the CPU will consider input as bit '1' when voltage is higher than or equal to 15 VDC? How the CPU will consider the input as bit '0'? Any value ranging below 15 VDC until 5 VDC would consider as bit '0', is it right? Your answer would help me a lot.
A signal generator produces 12 VAC square wave signal. Between the source and our PLC, there is a diode which converts it into a DC half wave signal. Certain resistor combinations creates the stepped voltages like 9 V, 6 V and 3 VDC to indicates the different states. This signal is of PWM type and carrying some information. If I step it up beyond 15 VDC to be considered it as logic'1' signal, the new voltage values on the path will give feedback at source side through detection circuit. The source side must detect +9/-12 V, +6/-12 V and +3/-12 V in AC form. As the source signal has the range of +12/-12 VAC and standard values as per IEC protocol must be programmed in controller of source side.
Any hint or guidance would be highly appreciated.
Thank you very much for the informative video!!😊
Hi There. I have not looked in to the manual my self regarding this matter, but for what you are saying, it is min 15v required for input to be considered as 1 and anything below will be considered as 0.
In this case of Outputs relay, could you use it with 24 VAC?
Yes, AC or DC any will do.
is that sourcing or sinking?
Where I can buy those cables connected to inputs and relay outputs? Or how they are called?
The cable is called tri rated cable and crimps are called ferrules.
@@IGSElectronics Which AWG are recommended? and those numbers indicating the addresses how cani search them? Are those cables alreade for sale instead of buying the tri rated cable and ferrules? Thank you so much beforehand
Doesn't Adding an external card to a CPU while powered ON damage the CPU? Cause I tried adding an RS-485 module while the CPU was powered ON and the CPU failed.
Hi There. What firmware version is you PLC? What module did you plug on to the plc wile it was still live?
@@IGSElectronics
CPU 1214 DC/DC/Rly
Firmware: V4.2
Module: CB1241 RS485
what is the difference between dc or rly output from plc ?
Relay is classed as switch and different types of voltages and volt free signals can be used. Transistor is limited to only output 24 dc voltage, but it is much faster.
@@IGSElectronicsbesides this in fact relay have longer working life
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