Hey pete! I love your videos. My PLC is connected to an eleborate system of water recycling. i didn't make all this, my seniors did.. Now, I being untrained in PLC, have started learning PLC from your videos. Question: If i make a 2 wire program in TIA and connect it to Factory I/O and start the program, will this turn on the equippments in real time, if yes, it might be a disaster for my company. Is there a way I can just run the simulation on Factory I/o, without affecting the hardware in real time?
If you are learning the Siemens TIA you should be using the PLCSIM (Simulation Software) or purchase a basic S7 1200 PLC to be used solely for training purposes. To be clear, don't run Factory IO on the PLC that is hard wired to your company's equipment. If your company wants you to learn PLC Programming, then they should purchase the PLC, HMI and Factory IO for you. Rajvir Singh has a great course here as well: nfiautomation.org/courses/learn-siemens-s71200-from-scratch/
By offsetting the addresses, it allow the Factory IO software to negate the 8 physical inputs to the PLC. Otherwise the physical state of the inputs will interfere with the software.
Because that Input terminal exists on the PLC, so if you use it in Factory IO there will always be a conflict. You have to use inputs that don't physically exist on the actual PLC.
your toturials are very helpful so I wish you all the best and I want to know weather it is possible to use this simulation program without hardware plc or not possible ?
Definitely, most people would like to learn PLC's, but purchasing the hardware is quite expensive. I believe you can use Siemens PLC SIM. Once I have an understanding of what steps to follow, I will start a new playlist.
With the Factory IO you are using virtual inputs from the software... so you have to offset the inputs by 10 so that the actual physical inputs from the PLC are redundant, and the program only responds to the virtual inputs from the Factory IO software.
Here is a link to purchase Factory IO. (Note: this is an affiliate link for my channel) factoryio.com/url-action?ref=petervree Full Siemens TIA Portal PLC Programming Course available here: petevree.thinkific.com/courses/siemens-tia-portal-plc-programming Playlist Link for further videos: ruclips.net/p/PLyL0ResmI4Q2Rz5wtTKWhKhFMLnWU1n6Q
Not cool Ahmed... If you like the product, then purchase the software at this link: factoryio.com/get-factory-io/ Not everything is free, you have to support the creators, and understand how much time and effort goes into creating a software such as this.
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Thanks for taking the time yet again to post another brilliant video! 👍🏻
The best channel ever! Great job, really! thanks
for hardware connection, i stuck. there are 2 problems found. cn u guide me sir?
Hey pete! I love your videos. My PLC is connected to an eleborate system of water recycling. i didn't make all this, my seniors did.. Now, I being untrained in PLC, have started learning PLC from your videos. Question: If i make a 2 wire program in TIA and connect it to Factory I/O and start the program, will this turn on the equippments in real time, if yes, it might be a disaster for my company. Is there a way I can just run the simulation on Factory I/o, without affecting the hardware in real time?
If you are learning the Siemens TIA you should be using the PLCSIM (Simulation Software) or purchase a basic S7 1200 PLC to be used solely for training purposes. To be clear, don't run Factory IO on the PLC that is hard wired to your company's equipment.
If your company wants you to learn PLC Programming, then they should purchase the PLC, HMI and Factory IO for you.
Rajvir Singh has a great course here as well: nfiautomation.org/courses/learn-siemens-s71200-from-scratch/
@@PeteVree Thanks Pete. Great help.
Great video Pete! Many thanks. I have a question: what is the purpose of offsetting your addresses (as you demonstrated here)?
By offsetting the addresses, it allow the Factory IO software to negate the 8 physical inputs to the PLC. Otherwise the physical state of the inputs will interfere with the software.
@@PeteVreeHi Pete. can you please explain this a bit more. Why cannot the Factory IO use I0.0 ??
Because that Input terminal exists on the PLC, so if you use it in Factory IO there will always be a conflict. You have to use inputs that don't physically exist on the actual PLC.
Amazing Illustration many thanks to your good effort.
my Question is I am using PLCSIM do I still need to offset the I/Ps ?
I honestly can't remember at this point. I would say yes.
mr. Pete.. do you have video about controlling factory io via TIA portal without using PLC? because i dont have the module s7 1200..
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@@PeteVree THX
When i press the Start PB the rung goes true, but the output keep flashing and nothing moves. Could u help me ?
Did you follow all the steps on this page?
factoryio.com/docs/tutorials/siemens/setting-up-s7-1200-1500/
thank...great video.. iwant trouble shooting in factory
your toturials are very helpful so I wish you all the best and I want to know weather it is possible to use this simulation program without hardware plc or not possible ?
I think this version allows you to use a Siemens PLC Simulator factoryio.com/mhj-edition/
Check with the guys at Factory IO to confirm.
Thank you a lot for your kind reply.And I think it will be better if you make a vedio about how we can use this program without hardware plc .
Definitely, most people would like to learn PLC's, but purchasing the hardware is quite expensive. I believe you can use Siemens PLC SIM. Once I have an understanding of what steps to follow, I will start a new playlist.
Try Beckhoff TwinCAT 3 and the OPC functionality and that way you can use the OPC version (or the trial version)
Pete why do you need to offset the inputs ?
With the Factory IO you are using virtual inputs from the software... so you have to offset the inputs by 10 so that the actual physical inputs from the PLC are redundant, and the program only responds to the virtual inputs from the Factory IO software.
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@@PeteVree but in the ladder, you used the physical input address I0.1
Does the Factory I/O program come with the starter kit?
No. It is a separate product. factoryio.com/
Thank you Pro !
Sorry for bothering you, you can see more here : ruclips.net/video/IFFAloO-4n8/видео.html
Thank you so much..
Here is a link to purchase Factory IO. (Note: this is an affiliate link for my channel)
factoryio.com/url-action?ref=petervree
Full Siemens TIA Portal PLC Programming Course available here: petevree.thinkific.com/courses/siemens-tia-portal-plc-programming
Playlist Link for further videos: ruclips.net/p/PLyL0ResmI4Q2Rz5wtTKWhKhFMLnWU1n6Q
Nice video. You should buy a cheap video card so the factoryIO runs smoother.
Hello bro where to download tia portal and wincc software .
You'll have to purchase the software from Siemens, they don't seem to have a trial version that is available longer than 21 days.
how to crack Factory IO??
Not cool Ahmed... If you like the product, then purchase the software at this link: factoryio.com/get-factory-io/ Not everything is free, you have to support the creators, and understand how much time and effort goes into creating a software such as this.