What a great video! So many details. The future of Industry 4.0 pass through TCP/IP protocols, in any kinda Industrial Network. Its throughput is freaking fast.
Such a great video explained and put together explaining the difference between both Ethernets and IP’s . The showing of the layers in use greatly help in understanding how the Industrial Network works in its use of Ethernet/IP.
Real pars please make video on difference between in network switches like bridges, hub, repeater, gateway because when u people explain things become easy..
I had this issue with the hmi saying the vfd was off. I checked and the vfd was on the conveyor system was waiting for a robot to place a part onto the conveyor a door beneath the conveyor needed to be reset and the pallet needed to be pushed forward to reach the sensor. The initial fault that said VFD not on confused everyone at first. Great videos also this opens up better understanding for fanuc and kuka robots working together.
Love the simple breakdown. I thought I understood this stuff before I watched video but after I watched it, realized that I really didn't. This was a very good simplistic explanation
Respected Sir, I learn a lot from your channel. I have one question. Is Ethernet/Profibus a "Protocol" or "Standard" for communication? Please answer. If possible make a video about Protocol vs Standard. Thank you.
Both Ethernet and Profibus are protocols that are used for industrial communications. In addition, Ethernet has been made a standard (IEEE 802.3) and Profibus has also been made a standard managed by Profibus International.
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Hello Iñigo Silva. Thank you for your question. That is a good question. I can ask the instructors to look into this possibility. But it is possible for a PLC to connect and talk to LabView and Visual Studio components and exchange data with the correct hardware and software that meets the needs of each of these platforms of the PLC in question and these two software programs using the spec-out hardware. You can go to LabView or Visual Studio and the PLC company of your choice to look at how to interface with them. Happy learning!
A protocol is loosely defined as a set of rules that two devices use for communication; usually, these are rules for digital signaling. The protocol defines the rules, syntax, semantics, and synchronization of communication and possible error recovery methods. HART (digital AC signal superimposed on a DC current signal), Modbus, and TCP/IP are all digital protocols that package/transmit data based on the rules of the protocol.
Ethernet is a protocol or a networking standard? Wiki says this: Ethernet is a family of computer networking technologies commonly used in local area networks (LAN), metropolitan area networks (MAN) and wide area networks (WAN)
As i could see ethernet is more like a protocol that work on layer 1 and 2 that are the physical layer and the MAC address, u cand find more info in books of cisco or networks.
Hey! Thanks for your support, great to hear that our video courses are so beneficial to you! Great topic suggestions as well, I will surely pass that on to our creator team. Regarding OPC, we have added a new series on OPC to our course library bit.ly/2nZMQbS surely check it out! Happy learning!
Dear Colleagues wanted to thank you for your work. I am very glad that I found your site. I have a question about filming video animations, what program did you use to create all this, since I would like to create such videos in the field of high-voltage power lines.
Thanks a million for your kind comment! Regarding your question about the animations, I am actually not sure about this as the animations are created by our animation and graphic department.
It likely will be. UDP is a "stripped down" version of TCP, which runs more efficiently with less overhead. UDP is usually a configuration selection at the PLC processor or I/O subsystem level.
Typically, you would want to connect both the PLC and PC to a network switch, since often there are many other devices in the network. With a switch, you use a normal straight-through cable. I you connect directly from the NIC in the PC to the ethernet port on the PLC, then you will need to use a cross-over cable.
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Great question! Packets are units of data that are passed through the Network Layer (for internet traffic, this is the IP part). Frames are units of data in the Data Link Layer (e.g. Wifi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, etc). An ethernet frame is encapsulated with additional data to become a packet. Why does this matter? Well, unless you are diagnosis packets and frames using test equipment, it really does not matter much.
Your channel has great videos and I would like to share them with my students. But that will be better if I could add subtitles in Brazilian Portuguese. Could you turn on that option?
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What a great video! So many details.
The future of Industry 4.0 pass through TCP/IP protocols, in any kinda Industrial Network. Its throughput is freaking fast.
The video is very well explained and easy to understand. Thank you 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Such a great video explained and put together explaining the difference between both Ethernets and IP’s . The showing of the layers in use greatly help in understanding how the Industrial Network works in its use of Ethernet/IP.
Great to hear that! Happy learning!
These video's are so helpful! Its a skill to provide so much clear information in such a short time
Thank you very much, we're happy to hear that!
Real pars please make video on difference between in network switches like bridges, hub, repeater, gateway because when u people explain things become easy..
Hey!
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I had this issue with the hmi saying the vfd was off. I checked and the vfd was on the conveyor system was waiting for a robot to place a part onto the conveyor a door beneath the conveyor needed to be reset and the pallet needed to be pushed forward to reach the sensor. The initial fault that said VFD not on confused everyone at first. Great videos also this opens up better understanding for fanuc and kuka robots working together.
Thanks a lot for sharing that, Steven!
Love the simple breakdown. I thought I understood this stuff before I watched video but after I watched it, realized that I really didn't. This was a very good simplistic explanation
Great to hear that, Ron! Happy learning :)
Same here Ron
Thank you for sharing such professional courses!
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Today i was asked, why i need a gateway to convert from Ethernet/IP to Modbus TCP/IP, now i know the answer, thanks :D
Great to hear, Danny! Happy learning.
I think we used Prosoft MBS4 or MBSTCP to do the conversion....
Respected Sir, I learn a lot from your channel. I have one question. Is Ethernet/Profibus a "Protocol" or "Standard" for communication?
Please answer. If possible make a video about Protocol vs Standard.
Thank you.
Both Ethernet and Profibus are protocols that are used for industrial communications. In addition, Ethernet has been made a standard (IEEE 802.3) and Profibus has also been made a standard managed by Profibus International.
This is quality content! Thanks so much, needed more clarification on this subject! Cheers.
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Very informative video, thank you s much. And please make videos about "ATM networks" too!!!
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Which ATM?(what does it stand for)
Can you do a tutorial to implement this protocol between PLC and LabVIEW or Visual Studio?
Hello Iñigo Silva.
Thank you for your question.
That is a good question. I can ask the instructors to look into this possibility. But it is possible for a PLC to connect and talk to LabView and Visual Studio components and exchange data with the correct hardware and software that meets the needs of each of these platforms of the PLC in question and these two software programs using the spec-out hardware. You can go to LabView or Visual Studio and the PLC company of your choice to look at how to interface with them.
Happy learning!
Everything is fine.. video, content, information ❤❤❤I would like to know about ENRAF LEVEL GAUGE working.. kindly upload a video on that
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Question: we call Modbus and HART protocol and TCP/IP also a protocol. But they are not the same. Why both of them are called protocols?
A protocol is loosely defined as a set of rules that two devices use for communication; usually, these are rules for digital signaling. The protocol defines the rules, syntax, semantics, and synchronization of communication and possible error recovery methods. HART (digital AC signal superimposed on a DC current signal), Modbus, and TCP/IP are all digital protocols that package/transmit data based on the rules of the protocol.
Ethernet is a protocol or a networking standard? Wiki says this:
Ethernet is a family of computer networking technologies commonly used in local area networks (LAN), metropolitan area networks (MAN) and wide area networks (WAN)
As i could see ethernet is more like a protocol that work on layer 1 and 2 that are the physical layer and the MAC address, u cand find more info in books of cisco or networks.
Plz make video in fiber optic cables and GPON design
Thanks for the topic suggestion, Shabna! I will definitely go ahead and forward this to our creator team.
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i wait too
Thanks for these videos your team is really amazing , which software do you use please in Video Editing ?
Thanks a lot! Happy to hear that. We use Adobe Premiere!
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Excellent video. Best regards from Mexico.
Gracias, Mario! :)
I really learned a lot from this channel. Hope there will be a video to introduce TSN and OPC UA soon.
Hey!
Thanks for your support, great to hear that our video courses are so beneficial to you!
Great topic suggestions as well, I will surely pass that on to our creator team. Regarding OPC, we have added a new series on OPC to our course library bit.ly/2nZMQbS surely check it out!
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Always easy and perfect as 123.
Thank you! Happy learning!
Really lucid🤟🏾
Very good vídeo. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Dear Colleagues wanted to thank you for your work. I am very glad that I found your site. I have a question about filming video animations, what program did you use to create all this, since I would like to create such videos in the field of high-voltage power lines.
Thanks a million for your kind comment! Regarding your question about the animations, I am actually not sure about this as the animations are created by our animation and graphic department.
congrats!
Awesome! Very helpful
Great to hear, Feng!
wonderful explanation👍
stay bless
Thank you!
Great content. Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Great video ....
Glad you enjoyed it!
AWESOME. Please next video.
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing
Our pleasure!
I wan to learn programing with SCL. Will you teaching it?
Hey Minh, we are definitely going to make a course for SCL but it will be for 3 months from now.
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Make a video of cylinder input output in programming in a video PLC sir Three input and three output in three slander
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Can you explain westermo switch
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Please Make videos on MPC " Model predictive Control "
Humble request
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Nice video bro, i got some good knowledge
That is great, Shubham! Keep up the good work!
@@realpars Thanks bro, my some friends also subscribed this channel. wish you a good morning
Thanks ....for such wonderful video
You are welcome! Happy learning.
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Very Clearly Explanation for easily Comprehension!
Thanks a million! We truly appreciate your support!
Going on to 6:07, if i have a close loop to operate a control valve then also it will be a UDP ?
It likely will be. UDP is a "stripped down" version of TCP, which runs more efficiently with less overhead. UDP is usually a configuration selection at the PLC processor or I/O subsystem level.
when connecting PLC to PC using RJ45 cable (network cable), the cable should be in straight or crossover configuration?
Typically, you would want to connect both the PLC and PC to a network switch, since often there are many other devices in the network. With a switch, you use a normal straight-through cable. I you connect directly from the NIC in the PC to the ethernet port on the PLC, then you will need to use a cross-over cable.
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I didn't found "REALPARs APP"..How?
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very nice video on communications, seems a lot of vendors offer Ethernet/IP like Automation-Direct...please explain this? thanks...:)
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Hey, I'm a bit confused, is it an ethernet packet or an ethernet frame?
Great question! Packets are units of data that are passed through the Network Layer (for internet traffic, this is the IP part). Frames are units of data in the Data Link Layer (e.g. Wifi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, etc). An ethernet frame is encapsulated with additional data to become a packet. Why does this matter? Well, unless you are diagnosis packets and frames using test equipment, it really does not matter much.
@@realpars Ah alright, that makes much more sense, thanks!
any project idea based on automation
Good one
thank you lot
Our pleasure, Saminda!
Your channel has great videos and I would like to share them with my students. But that will be better if I could add subtitles in Brazilian Portuguese. Could you turn on that option?
Hi Frederico! Great to hear that you are enjoying our videos! We currently only provide English subtitles. Hopefully, that will be good enough for your students as well.
Happy learning!
thanks .u r the best
Thank you!
Another great video!
Thank you, Bob!
Sir can you make video Mass flow meter full operation
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Thanks for your topic suggestion, I will pass it on to our creator team and see if they can put it on our list. Happy learning!
This is a great video! could you do another video that goes deeper into detail of explicit/implicit messaging that you mentioned?
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Can I pay in Euros to subscribe on your website?
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Hi i like your video
Thanks, Sohail! Happy to hear that.
Ethernet/IP was the worst name for a industrial protocol EVER, it just causes confusion, profinet also uses "ethernet and IP" for instance.
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Hi sir ,
Really your videos are great..but if it is Tamil language means it will help full for our Tamil people sir.
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Ethernet frame...
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This name should have never been allowed for the confusion it causes.
Hindi
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