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Siemens LOGO! Manual (534 pages)
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
Control Unit
| Size: 28.26 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
9
Preface
3
Table of Contents
9
1 Getting Started with LOGO
13
2 LOGO! Installation and Wiring
29
Modular LOGO! Setup
32
Maximum LOGO! Network Setup (0BA7 Only)
32
Maximum Setup with Expansion and Communication Modules
34
Setup with Different Voltage Classes
36
Compatibility
38
Installing/Removing LOGO
39
DIN Rail Mounting
40
Wall-Mounting
43
Mounting the LOGO! TD
45
Labeling LOGO
45
Wiring LOGO
46
Connecting the Power Supply
46
Connecting the LOGO! TD Power Supply
48
Connecting LOGO! Inputs
49
Connecting Outputs
56
Connecting the EIB Bus
58
Connecting the as Interface Bus
59
Connecting Modems (0BA6 Only)
61
Connecting the Ethernet Interface (0BA7 Only)
62
Putting into Operation
63
Switching the Logo!/Power on
63
Putting a CM EIB/KNX into Operation
66
Operating States
67
3 Programming LOGO
69
Connectors
70
EIB Inputs/Outputs
73
Blocks and Block Numbers
74
From Circuit Diagram to LOGO! Program
76
The Four Golden Rules for Operating LOGO
79
Overview of LOGO! Menus
81
Writing and Starting the Circuit Program
83
Selecting Programming Mode
83
The First Circuit Program
85
Circuit Program Input
86
Assigning a Circuit Program Name
90
Password for Circuit Program Protection
91
Switching LOGO! to RUN Mode
97
Second Circuit Program
100
Deleting a Block
105
Deleting Block Groups
106
Correcting Programming Errors
107
Selecting Analog Output Values for RUN/STOP Transition
107
Defining the Type of Analog Outputs
109
Deleting the Circuit Program and Password
110
Summertime/Wintertime Conversion
111
Synchronization
116
Configuring Additional Functions for LOGO! (0BA7 Only)
118
Configuring Network Settings
119
Configuring a UDF (User-Defined Function)
120
Configuring the Data Log
121
Viewing Network Inputs/Outputs
121
Changing LOGO! to Normal/Slave Mode
123
Diagnosing Errors from LOGO
128
Memory Space and Circuit Program Size
130
4 LOGO! Functions
137
Constants and Connectors - Co
138
Basic Functions List - GF
142
And
143
AND with Edge Evaluation
144
NAND (Not AND)
145
NAND with Edge Evaluation
146
NOR (Not OR)
148
XOR (Exclusive OR)
149
NOT (Negation, Inverter)
149
Special Functions
150
Designation of the Inputs
150
Time Response
151
Backup of the Real-Time Clock
152
Retentivity
153
Parameter Protection
153
Calculating the Gain and Offset of Analog Values
154
Special Functions List - SF
156
On-Delay
160
Off-Delay
164
On-/Off-Delay
166
Retentive On-Delay
168
Wiping Relay (Pulse Output)
170
Edge Triggered Wiping Relay
172
Asynchronous Pulse Generator
175
Random Generator
177
Stairway Lighting Switch
179
Multiple Function Switch
182
Weekly Timer
185
Yearly Timer
190
Astronomical Clock (0BA7 Only)
195
Stopwatch (0BA7 Only)
198
Up/Down Counter
201
Hours Counter
205
Threshold Trigger
210
Analog Threshold Trigger
213
Analog Differential Trigger
216
Analog Comparator
224
Analog Amplifier
226
Latching Relay
228
Pulse Relay
229
Message Texts
240
Softkey
243
Shift Register
245
Analog Multiplexer
248
Analog Ramp
251
PI Controller
253
Pulse Width Modulator (PWM)
261
Mathematic Instruction
265
Mathematic Instruction Error Detection
268
Analog Filter (0BA7 Only)
271
Max/Min (0BA7 Only)
273
Average Value (0BA7 Only)
274
5 UDF (User-Defined Function) (0BA7 Only)
279
6 Data Log (0BA7 Only)
285
7 Configuring LOGO
287
Selecting Parameter Assignment Mode
288
Parameters
290
Selecting the Parameters
291
Modifying Parameters
292
Setting the Default Values for LOGO
294
Setting the Time of Day and Date (LOGO
295
Setting the Display Contrast and Backlight Choice
296
Setting the Menu Language
298
Setting the Number of Ais in the LOGO! Basic
299
Setting the Start Screen
300
8 Applicable Cards
303
Security Function (Copyprotect)
305
Inserting and Removing the Card from LOGO
307
Copying Data from LOGO! to the Card
309
Copying Data from the Card to LOGO
311
9 LOGO! Software
313
Connecting LOGO! to a PC
315
10 Applications
317
Technical Data
319
General Technical Data
319
Technical Data: LOGO! 230
321
A.2 Technical Data: LOGO! 230
321
Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 230R and LOGO! DM16 230R
324
Technical Data: LOGO! 24
326
A.5 Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 24 and LOGO! DM16 24
328
Technical Data: LOGO! 24RC
330
Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 24R and LOGO! DM16 24R
332
Technical Data: LOGO! 12/24
334
A.8 Technical Data: LOGO! 12/24... LOGO! DM8 12/24R
334
Switching Capacity/Service Life of the Relay Outputs
337
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2
338
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2 PT100
339
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2 RTD
340
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2 AQ
341
Technical Data: CM EIB/KNX
342
Technical Data: CM as Interface
343
Technical Data: Logo!Power 12 V
344
Technical Data: Logo!Power 24 V
345
Technical Data: LOGO! Contact 24/230
346
A.18 Technical Data: LOGO! Contact 24/230
346
Technical Data: LOGO! TD (Text Display)
347
Technical Data: Battery Information for LOGO! Battery Cards
348
Determining the Cycle Time
349
LOGO! Without Display ("LOGO! Pure")
351
LOGO! Menu Structure
353
LOGO! Basic
353
Logo! Td
359
D.2 Logo! Td
359
Order Numbers
363
Abbreviations
365
Index
367
Table of Contents
379
1 Overview
383
Product Overview
383
Design of the KP300 Basic Mono PN
384
Design of the KP400 Basic Color PN
385
Design of the KTP400 Basic Mono PN
387
Design of the KTP400 Basic Color PN
388
Design of the KTP600 Basic Mono/Color PN
389
Design of the KTP600 Basic Color DP
390
Design of the KTP1000 Basic Color PN
391
Design of the KTP1000 Basic Color DP
392
Design of the TP1500 Basic Color PN
393
Product Package
394
Accessories
395
Commissioning the HMI Device
396
2 Safety Instructions
397
General Safety Instructions
397
Security Information
398
Notes about Usage
398
3 Mounting and Connecting
401
Preparations
401
Checking the Package Contents
401
Checking the Operating Conditions
401
Selecting a Mounting Position
401
Checking Clearances
403
Making the Mounting Cut-Out
403
Labeling the Function Keys
405
Mounting the HMI Device
406
Connecting the HMI Device
408
Connection Sequence
408
Connecting the Equipotential Bonding Circuit
410
Connecting the Power Supply
411
Connecting a Programming Device
413
Connecting the Configuration PC
414
Connecting the PLC
417
Switching on and Testing the HMI Device
420
Securing the Cables
422
4 Operating the Device
423
Operating Touch Devices
423
Overview
423
General Functions of the Screen Keyboard
425
Entering Data on the KTP400 Basic
426
Entering Data on the KTP600 Basic, KTP1000 Basic , TP1500 Basic
429
Operating KP300 Basic
431
Overview
431
Entering Data on the KP300 Basic
432
Operating KP400 Basic
435
Overview
435
Entering Data on the KP400 Basic
438
5 Configuring the HMI Device
439
Configuring Devices with Graphical Control Panel
439
Opening the Control Panel
439
Overview
440
Changing MPI/DP Settings
441
Changing the Network Configuration
442
Time Server Configuration
443
Changing Monitor Settings
444
Displaying Information about the HMI Device
445
Calibrating the Touch Screen
446
Displaying Licensing Information for the HMI Device
447
Enabling a Data Channel
448
Changing Password Settings
450
Setting the Screen Saver
451
Setting Acoustic Signals
451
Configuring KP300 Basic
452
Opening the Control Panel
452
Overview
453
Displaying Information about the HMI Device
455
Changing Monitor Settings
455
Enabling a Data Channel
456
Changing the Network Configuration
457
Time Server Configuration
458
Changing Password Settings
459
Setting the Screen Saver
460
6 Commissioning a Project
461
Overview
461
Operating Modes
462
Data Transmission Options
463
Transfer
463
Overview
463
Starting Manual Transfer
463
Starting Automatic Transfer
465
Testing a Project
467
Backup and Restore
468
Overview
468
Backup and Restore Using Wincc Flexible
469
Backup and Restore Using Prosave
471
Backup and Restore Using Wincc
472
OS Update - Basic Panel DP
473
Overview
473
Resetting Factory Settings
474
Updating the Operating System Using Wincc Flexible
474
Updating the Operating System Using Prosave
476
OS Update - Basic Panel PN
477
Overview
477
Resetting Factory Settings
478
Updating the Operating System Using Wincc Flexible
478
Updating the Operating System Using Prosave
480
Updating the Operating System Using Wincc
481
Resetting to Factory Settings with Wincc Flexible
482
Resetting to Factory Settings with Prosave
484
Resetting to Factory Settings with Wincc
486
7 Maintenance and Care
487
Recycling
488
8 Technical Specifications
489
Certificates and Approvals
489
Directives and Declarations
490
Electromagnetic Compatibility
490
ESD Guideline
491
Dimension Drawings
494
Dimension Drawing of the KP300 Basic Mono PN
494
Dimension Drawing of the KP400 Basic Color PN
495
Dimension Drawing of the KTP400 Basic Mono PN
496
Dimension Drawing of the KTP400 Basic Color PN
497
Dimension Drawing of the KTP600 Basic Color DP
498
Dimension Drawing of the KTP600 Basic Mono/Color PN
499
Dimension Drawing of the KTP1000 Basic Color DP
500
Dimension Drawing of the KTP1000 Basic Color PN
501
Dimension Drawing of the TP1500 Basic Color PN
502
Specifications
503
Power Supply
503
KP300 Basic and KP400 Basic
503
KTP400 Basic and KTP600 Basic
505
KTP1000 Basic and TP1500 Basic
507
Ambient Conditions
509
Transport and Storage Conditions
509
Conditions of Use
510
Information on Insulation Tests, Protection Class and Degree of Protection
512
Interface Description
513
Power Supply
513
PROFIBUS (Sub-D RS422/485)
513
PROFINET (Ethernet)
514
Technical Support
519
Service and Support
519
System Events
520
Abbreviations
521
Glossary
523
Index
529
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Siemens LOGO! Manual (333 pages)
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
Microcontrollers
| Size: 1.25 MB
Table of Contents
Contents
1
Edition
2
Prescribed Usage
2
Qualified Personnel
2
Safety Guideline
2
Guide
3
Table of Contents
5
1 Getting Started with LOGO
11
Which Communication Modules Are Available?
11
The LOGO! Structure
13
Logo! am 2 Aq
16
Logo! CM Eib/Knx
16
How to Identify the LOGO!
17
Symbols
17
Versions
18
Expansion Modules
19
Certification and Approvals
20
Communication Modules
20
Recycling and Disposal
21
General Guidelines
23
2 LOGO! Installation and Wiring
23
Open Facilities
24
What You Must Note When Installing
24
Carrying out Tests
25
Introduction
25
Reliability
25
Safety of Electronic Control Equipment
25
8 Applications
26
Important Information
26
Risks
26
High-Speed/Optimal Communication Performance
27
Maximum Setup
27
Maximum Setup of a LOGO! with Analog Inputs
27
Setup of the Modular LOGO!
27
Rules
28
Setup with Different Voltage Classes
28
Connecting a Further Expansion Module to an Expansion Module
29
Connecting an Expansion Module to LOGO! Basic
29
Compatiblity
30
Dimensions
31
Installing/Removing LOGO!
31
DIN Rail Mounting
32
LOGO! Basic
32
LOGO! Digital Module
32
To Remove the LOGO!
34
Wall-Mounting
36
Drilling Template for Wall-Mounting
37
Labeling LOGO
37
Connecting the Power Supply
38
Wiring the LOGO!
38
Circuit Protection with AC Voltage
39
Connecting LOGO!
39
To Connect LOGO! to the Power Supply
39
Connecting LOGO! Inputs
40
Sensor Characteristics for LOGO!
40
Sensor Connections
41
Remedy
42
Restrictions
42
Special Features of LOGO! 12/24 Rc/Rco and LOGO! 24/24O
42
Analog Inputs: I7 and I8
43
Connecting a Potentiometer to Inputs I7 / I8
43
To Connect Sensors to the LOGO!
44
Logo! am 2
45
Connecting a Two-Wire Sensor to the LOGO! am 2
46
Logo! am 2 Pt100
46
Connecting Outputs
48
Requirements for Relay Outputs
48
LOGO! with Solid-State Outputs
49
Requirements for Solid-State Outputs
49
Connecting the EIB Bus
50
Connecting the as Interface Bus
51
Networking on the EIB Bus
51
Networking on the as Interface Bus
52
Logic Assignments
53
Putting into Operation
54
Switching on the Logo!/Power on
54
After Power on
55
Before Power off
55
Operating States
57
Putting into Operation of CM EIB/KNX
57
LOGO! Expansion Modules, Operating States
58
CM as Interface, Behaviour on Communication Failure
59
CM as Interface, Communication States
59
LED (RUN/STOP) Is Lit
59
LED AS-I Is Lit
59
CM EIB/KNX Voltage Failure
60
CM EIB/KNX, Behaviour on Communication Failure
60
LOGO! Voltage Failure
60
LOGO! Voltage Recovery
60
Getting Started with LOGO!
61
Programming LOGO!
61
Connectors
63
Example of a Configuration with Several Modules
63
Logo!’S Connectors
64
LOGO! Knows the Following Connectors
65
EIB Inputs/Outputs
66
Functions of the Application Program
66
Blocks and Block Numbers
68
Logic Operations
68
Assigning a Block Number
69
View of Blocks on the LOGO! Display
69
Advantages of Block Numbers
70
Creating this Circuit with LOGO!
71
The Way to LOGO!, Starting with the Circuit Diagram
71
View of a Circuit Diagram
71
To Create a Circuit Logic in LOGO!
72
Unused Inputs
72
Wiring
73
Wiring Example
73
Changing the Operating Mode
74
The Four Golden Rules for Operating LOGO
74
Cursor and Cursor Movement
75
Outputs and Inputs
75
Planning
75
Overview of LOGO! Menus
76
Parameter Assignment Mode
76
Programming Mode
76
Selecting Programming Mode
77
Writing and Starting the Circuit Program
77
Circuit Diagram
79
The First Circuit Program
79
Circuit Program Input
80
The Corresponding Wiring
80
Assigning a Circuit Program Name
86
Password
87
To Assign a Password
87
Changing the Password
89
Clear the Password by Leaving the Input Box Blank
90
Deactivating the Password
90
Password: Wrong Password!
91
Display Field of the LOGO! in RUN Mode
92
Switching LOGO! to RUN Mode
92
Status Indication on the Display
93
What Is Meant By: ”LOGO! Is in RUN”?
93
Modifying Circuits
95
Second Circuit Program
95
Adding a Block to a Circuit Program
96
Editing the Circuit Program
96
Assigning Block Parameters
98
To Change the Time Value
98
Enabling/Disabling Retentivity
99
Protection Mode +
99
Setting the Time
99
Showing/Hiding Parameters – the Parameter Protection Mode
99
Verification of the Circuit Program
100
Closing the Programming Mode
101
Deleting a Block
101
LOGO! Is Back in RUN Mode
101
Deleting Block Groups
102
Correcting Typing Errors
103
Programming Errors Can be Corrected Easily in LOGO!
103
Defining a Specific Analog Output Value
104
Selecting Analog Output Values for RUN/STOP Transition
104
Deleting the Circuit Program
105
Summertime/Wintertime Conversion
106
Enabling Summertime/Wintertime Conversion
107
User-Defined Parameters
109
Synchronization
111
Enabling Synchronization
112
To Enable/Disable Synchronization in Programming Mode
112
Memory Areas
114
Memory Space and Circuit Dimensions
114
Program Memory
114
Resources Available in LOGO!
114
Retentive Memory (Rem)
114
Asynchronous Pulse Generator
115
Edge Triggered Wiping Relay
115
Memory Requirements
115
Multiple Function Switch
115
Stairway Lighting Switch
115
Weekly Timer
115
Wiping Relay (Pulse Output)
115
Yearly Timer
115
Analog Amplifier
116
Analog Comparator
116
Analog Differential Trigger
116
Analog Threshold Trigger
116
Analog Value Monitoring
116
Hours Counter
116
Latching Relay
116
Message Texts
116
Pulse Relay
116
Up/Down Counter
116
Calculating Memory Requirements
117
The Sample Circuit Program Contains
117
Indication of Available Memory Space
118
If Not All Is Shown
119
List Contents
119
4 LOGO! Functions
119
Organization
119
Analog Inputs
120
Constants and Connectors – Co
120
Digital Inputs
120
Digital Outputs
120
Analog Outputs
121
Flag Blocks
121
Cursor Keys
122
Levels
122
Shift Register Bits
122
Startup Flag
122
Basic Functions List – GF
123
And
125
Table of the and Logic
125
AND with Edge Evaluation
126
Timing Diagram for the and with Edge Evaluation
126
Nand (Not And)
127
Table of the NAND Logic
127
NAND with Edge Evaluation
128
Timing Diagram for the NAND with Edge Evaluation
128
Or
129
Table of the or Logic
129
Nor (Not Or)
130
Table of the nor Logic
130
NOT (Negation, Inverter)
131
Table of the NOT Logic
131
Table of the XOR Logic
131
XOR (Exclusive OR)
131
Basics on Special Functions
132
Connector X at SF Inputs
133
Designation of the Inputs
133
Logical Inputs
133
Parameter Inputs
134
Parameter T
134
Time Response
134
Accuracy of T
135
Accuracy of the Timer (Weekly/Yearly Timer)
135
Backup of the Real-Time Clock
135
Parameter Protection
136
Retentivity
136
Calculating the Gain and Offset of Analog Values
137
Gain and Offset Calculation
138
Mathematical Rule
138
Example of Analog Values
139
Special Functions List – SF
140
On-Delay
144
Short Description
144
Valid Ranges of the Timebase, if T = Parameter
145
Functional Description
147
Timing Diagram
147
Off-Delay
148
On-/Off-Delay
150
Retentive On-Delay
152
Wiping Relay (Pulse Output)
154
Edge Triggered Wiping Relay
156
Preset of the Par Parameter
157
Timing Diagram B
157
Asynchronous Pulse Generator
159
Random Generator
161
Stairway Lighting Switch
163
Multiple Function Switch
166
Timing Diagram (Three Examples)
169
Weekly Timer
169
Parameter Assignment Screen Form
170
Weekday
170
On-/Off-Times
171
Setting the Weekly Timer
171
Cam1
172
Cam2
172
Weekly Timer: Example
172
Cam3
173
Yearly Timer
174
Sample Configuration
175
Further Examples
176
Calculation Rule
179
Default On/Off Parameters
179
The View in Parameter Assignment Mode (Example)
180
View in Programming Mode (Example)
180
Limit Value of OT
184
Viewing the MI, MN and OT Values
184
View in Parameter Assignment Mode
185
Gain and Offset Parameters
190
Analog Differential Trigger
192
Analog Comparator
196
Reducing the Input Response of the Analog Comparator
200
Analog Value Monitoring
201
Analog Amplifier
204
Using the Analog Input Value of a Potentiometer
205
Latching Relay
206
Switching Response
206
Pulse Relay
207
Message Text
210
Input P Configuration
212
Visible Parameters or Process Variables
213
Changing Parameters in the Active Message Text
214
Key Input Simulation in the Active Message Text
215
Factory Setting
217
Softkey
217
Shift Register
221
Analog Multiplexer
224
Parameters V1...V4
225
Parameter P (Number of Decimals)
226
Analog Ramp
228
Parameters L1, L2
230
PI Controller
233
Parameters KC, TI
235
Parameters SP, Mq
235
Parameter Sets
238
Sampling Time
238
5 Configuring LOGO
241
Selecting Parameter Assignment Mode
242
Parameters
244
Selecting the Parameters
245
Current Value of a Time T
246
Modifying Parameters
246
Current Timer Value
247
Current Value of a Counter
247
Current Value of an Hour Counter
247
Current Value of a Threshold Trigger
248
Clock Settings
249
Contrast Settings
249
Setting the Default Values for LOGO
249
Start Screen Settings
249
To Set the TOD and the Date in Parameter Assignment Mode
250
Setting the Display Contrast
251
To Set the Display Contrast in Parameter Assignment Mode
251
To Set the Display Contrast in Programming Mode
251
To Set the TOD and the Date in Programming Mode
251
Setting the Start Screen
252
6 LOGO! Program Module (Card)
253
Compatibility
254
Upward Compatibility of Circuit Programs
254
Protected Program Module (Card)
255
Security Function (Copyprotect)
255
Unprotected Program Module (Card)
255
Assigning a Security Function
256
Correlation between the Password and the Protective Function
256
Enabling the Security Function
257
Inserting and Removing the Program Module (Card)
258
Inserting a Program Module (Card)
259
Removing the Program Module (Card)
259
To Copy the Circuit Program to the Program Module (Card)
260
Automatic Copying During the Startup of LOGO!
262
Copying Data from the Program Module (Card to LOGO
262
Copying by Means of the “Card”Menu
263
7 LOGO! Software
265
Logo!Soft Comfort
266
The LOGO! Alternative
266
Logo!Soft Comfort V5.0
267
Updates and Info
267
Updating Logo!Soft Comfort Versions V1.0 up to V4.0
267
Connecting the LOGO! to a PC
268
Connecting the PC Cable
268
Connecting the PC Cable to the USB Port
268
Switching LOGO! to PC´LOGO Mode
268
Closing the PC´LOGO Mode
269
Applications
271
Benefits of LOGO!
272
A Technical Data
275
General Technical Data
275
A.2 Technical Data: LOGO! 230
278
A.3 Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 230R and LOGO! DM16 230R
281
A Technical Data: LOGO! 24
284
A.6 Technical Data: LOGO! 24RC
290
A.7 Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 24 R and LOGO! DM16 24 R
293
Appendix Logo! DM8 12/24R
296
A.9 Switching Capacity and Service Life of the Relay Outputs
299
Inductive Load
299
Ohmic Load
299
A.10 Technical Data: LOGO! am 2
300
A.11 Technical Data: LOGO! am 2 PT100
301
A.12 Technical Data: LOGO! am 2 AQ
303
A.13 Technical Data: CM EIB/KNX
304
A.14 Technical Data: Logo!Power 12 V
306
A.15 Technical Data: Logo!Power 24 V
308
A.16 Technical Data: LOGO! Contact 24/230
310
B Determining the Cycle Time
311
Test Program
311
C LOGO! Without Display
313
Less Is Definitely More!
313
Creating a Circuit Program Without Operator Panel
314
Operating Characteristics
314
Startup Characteristics
314
Operating Status Indication
315
Reading Current Data
315
D LOGO! Menu Structure
317
Setup Menu
318
Transfer Menu
318
E Order Numbers
319
F Abbreviations
321
Index
323
Siemens LOGO! Manual (292 pages)
Brand:
Siemens
| Category:
Microcontrollers
| Size: 10 MB
Table of Contents
Preface
3
Table of Contents
7
1 Getting Started with LOGO
11
2 LOGO! Installation and Wiring
25
Modular LOGO! Setup
27
Maximum Setup
27
Setup with Different Voltage Classes
29
Compatibility
31
Installing/Removing LOGO
31
DIN Rail Mounting
32
Wall-Mounting
34
Mounting the LOGO! TD
35
Labeling LOGO
36
Wiring LOGO
36
Connecting the Power Supply
37
Connecting the LOGO! TD Power Supply
38
Connecting LOGO! Inputs
39
Connecting Outputs
46
Connecting the EIB Bus
48
Connecting the as Interface Bus
49
Connecting Modems
51
Putting into Operation
52
Switching the Logo!/Power on
52
Putting a CM EIB/KNX into Operation
54
Operating States
55
3 Programming LOGO
57
Connectors
58
EIB Inputs/Outputs
60
Blocks and Block Numbers
61
From Circuit Diagram to LOGO! Program
63
The Four Golden Rules for Operating LOGO
66
Overview of LOGO! Menus
68
Writing and Starting the Circuit Program
69
Selecting Programming Mode
69
The First Circuit Program
70
Circuit Program Input
71
Assigning a Circuit Program Name
75
Password
76
Switching LOGO! to RUN Mode
81
Second Circuit Program
83
Deleting a Block
88
Deleting Block Groups
89
Correcting Programming Errors
90
Selecting Analog Output Values for RUN/STOP Transition
90
Defining the Type of Analog Outputs
91
Deleting the Circuit Program and Password
92
Summertime/Wintertime Conversion
93
Synchronization
96
Memory Space and Circuit Program Size
98
4 LOGO! Functions
103
Constants and Connectors - Co
103
Basic Functions List - GF
107
And
108
AND with Edge Evaluation
109
NAND (Not AND)
109
NAND with Edge Evaluation
110
NOR (Not OR)
112
XOR (Exclusive OR)
113
NOT (Negation, Inverter)
113
Special Functions
114
Designation of the Inputs
114
Time Response
115
Backup of the Real-Time Clock
116
Retentivity
116
Parameter Protection
117
Calculating the Gain and Offset of Analog Values
117
Special Functions List - SF
119
On-Delay
123
Off-Delay
126
On-/Off-Delay
127
Retentive On-Delay
129
Wiping Relay (Pulse Output)
130
Edge Triggered Wiping Relay
132
Asynchronous Pulse Generator
134
Random Generator
135
Stairway Lighting Switch
137
Multiple Function Switch
139
Weekly Timer
141
Yearly Timer
145
Up/Down Counter
151
Hours Counter
154
Threshold Trigger
158
Analog Threshold Trigger
160
Analog Differential Trigger
163
Analog Comparator
165
Analog Watchdog
170
Analog Amplifier
173
Latching Relay
175
Pulse Relay
176
Message Texts
178
Softkey
189
Shift Register
191
Analog Multiplexer
194
Analog Ramp
197
PI Controller
201
Pulse Width Modulator (PWM)
206
Analog Math
209
Analog Math Error Detection
212
5 Configuring LOGO
215
Selecting Parameter Assignment Mode
215
Parameters
217
Selecting the Parameters
218
Modifying Parameters
219
Setting the Default Values for LOGO
221
Setting the Time of Day and Date (LOGO
222
Setting the Display Contrast and Backlight Choice
223
Setting the Menu Language
224
Setting the Number of Ais in the LOGO! Basic
225
Setting the Start Screen
226
6 LOGO! Memory and Battery Cards
227
Security Function (Copyprotect)
229
Inserting and Removing Memory and Battery Cards
231
Copying Data from LOGO! to the Memory Card
233
Copying Data from the Memory Card to LOGO
234
7 LOGO! Software
237
Connecting LOGO! to a PC
239
8 Applications
241
Technical Data
245
General Technical Data
245
Technical Data: LOGO! 230
246
A.2 Technical Data: LOGO! 230
246
Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 230R and LOGO! DM16 230R
249
Technical Data: LOGO! 24
251
A.4 Technical Data: LOGO! 24
251
Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 24 and LOGO! DM16 24
253
Technical Data: LOGO! 24RC
255
Technical Data: LOGO! DM8 24R and LOGO! DM16 24R
257
Technical Data: LOGO! 12/24
258
A.8 Technical Data: LOGO! 12/24... LOGO! DM8 12/24R
258
Switching Capacity/Service Life of the Relay Outputs
261
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2
262
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2 PT100
263
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2 RTD
264
Technical Data: LOGO! AM2 AQ
265
Technical Data: CM EIB/KNX
266
Technical Data: CM as Interface
267
Technical Data: Logo!Power 12 V
268
Technical Data: Logo!Power 24 V
269
Technical Data: LOGO! Contact 24/230
271
A.18 Technical Data: LOGO! Contact 24/230
271
Technical Data: LOGO! TD (Text Display)
272
Technical Data: Battery Information for LOGO! Cards
273
Determining the Cycle Time
275
LOGO! Without Display ("LOGO! Pure")
277
LOGO! Menu Structure
279
LOGO! Basic
279
Logo! Td
283
D.2 Logo! Td
283
Order Numbers
285
Abbreviations
287
Index
289
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Introduction
3
Plcs
5
Number.systems
9
Terminology
13
Basic.requirements
19
S7-200.Micro.plcs
21
Programming.a.plc
34
Discrete.inputs/Outputs
42
Analog.inputs.and.outputs
49
Timers
52
Counters
59
High-Speed.instructions
62
Specialized.expansion.modules
66
Review.answers
73
Final.exam
75
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