for evry one for those who found an issues (by using s7-1200 theres no STL network" avaible just SCL network avaible so use it and drage FONCTON BLOC in and simulate that's it and dont forget to turn off the cpu before thanks for the video
Thank you for your videos. For your information the internal clocks like the 1 Hz clock will normally be 50% on and 50% off. So the 1 Hz clock will be on for half a second and off for the other half.
Interesting. I used to do lots of AB PLC programming but have never messed with Siemens. It looks a lot like Control Logix 5000 software. Quite self explanatory but I'm sure there are some major differences.
Hi Mike, I have a question. I followed every step in your tutorial (I have a S7 1200 AC/DC/Ry and TIA Portal v14) but the plc won't start counting. I mean that the input never goes past the clock_1Hz. Do you have any ideas on what should i do?
Endrit Toplica hard to tell from here without knowing your project. Why don’t you send me a copy of yours to mail@peters-Industry-Training.com and I will look into it.
Thank you for your videos. PLC tags is empty on my project. I have ignored it in second video hoping that I will figure it out along the way but now I don't have "Clock_1Hz".
hello sir, why you write the datas for fc into data block DB? then why they are telling that for FC doesn't need to make a DB? as far as i know they tryong to making data for FB , so why you make it also for FC? should we also always do it?
paolo kolio well, the data that has to be processed by the FC has to be stored somewhere. FC’s can process any data matching the in and outputs, it doesn’t really matter where it is stored (DB, IDB) hope that helps.
for evry one for those who found an issues (by using s7-1200 theres no STL network" avaible just SCL network avaible so use it and drage FONCTON BLOC in and simulate that's it and dont forget to turn off the cpu before thanks for the video
Thank you
thanks for explanations, why you don't put more video for us? I like your video's.
paolo kolio Video no 7 is online now, video 8 will follow this week. Thanks for watching.
yes he explain really well especially putting in some tricks and explaining in deep ...kudos MIKE PETERS thanks
great video. keep them coming, thanks
Thank you for your videos. For your information the internal clocks like the 1 Hz clock will normally be 50% on and 50% off. So the 1 Hz clock will be on for half a second and off for the other half.
One of the best tutorial for specially like me beginners in step7.Thanks
Very helpful. Thanks
very informative video,Thank you mike.
Quite helpful video, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Interesting. I used to do lots of AB PLC programming but have never messed with Siemens. It looks a lot like Control Logix 5000 software. Quite self explanatory but I'm sure there are some major differences.
At the end of the video, finally, I know what's wrong with my PLC...
beautiful work.i love your lessons.keep it up
Abu Aisha Video no 7 is online now, video 8 will follow this week. Thanks for watching.
Great! Thanks a lot! I'm a user from Brazil.
Mike thanks for the video. It was really well done.
Hi Mike, I have a question. I followed every step in your tutorial (I have a S7 1200 AC/DC/Ry and TIA Portal v14) but the plc won't start counting. I mean that the input never goes past the clock_1Hz. Do you have any ideas on what should i do?
Endrit Toplica hard to tell from here without knowing your project. Why don’t you send me a copy of yours to mail@peters-Industry-Training.com and I will look into it.
Hello again Mike, i sent it to you. Whenever you have time just look. Thank you a lot!
Thank you! Good starting point with plenty of detail...
Glad it was helpful!
How about choosing an FB instead of an FC? Why did you not take an FB?
Amaresh Lenka how about because this video is about FC’s ? ;) FB’s are handled in a different video.
Thank you for your videos. PLC tags is empty on my project. I have ignored it in second video hoping that I will figure it out along the way but now I don't have "Clock_1Hz".
zmajew you have to enable it in the properties of the PLC
Thanks for reply. I've checked properties but do not know what to enable.
zmajew look at 27:30 in the video.
Works
Thank you Mike.
hello sir, why you write the datas for fc into data block DB? then why they are telling that for FC doesn't need to make a DB? as far as i know they tryong to making data for FB , so why you make it also for FC? should we also always do it?
paolo kolio well, the data that has to be processed by the FC has to be stored somewhere. FC’s can process any data matching the in and outputs, it doesn’t really matter where it is stored (DB, IDB) hope that helps.