Amazing how much i learn from this channel, Excellent explantion. I will have to add ET200m to my PowerPoint. Your Use of powerpoint is quite refreshing. I'm only stumped by one thing: i want to believe that the the more I/Os are present you need a similarly specced PLC. The ET200m or similar I/O devices won't magically extend your PLCs documented I/O capability limit. Am I correct sensei?
Of course! Every PLC has a different limit in how many and which peripherals can be used. Generally: The stronger your PLC, the more I/O devices can be used. The amount can be found in the datasheet of the PLC's Also for example, if you have a standard PLC you won't be able to use safety functionality in safety I/O's and so on
Exactly that's what I am looking for. I have an ET200 and a device from Kunbus (Kunbus-coms). Unfortunately I can not go online with the Kunbus device although I imported the gsd file
very good video. is this the same as remote io? both machines have their own remote io. and machine 2 profibus is connected in machine 1. i hope u can include this in your explanation. thanks ahead
Vielen Dank! However, I do have a question. Wouldn’t this be considered remote I/O rather than distributed I/O? To my understanding distributed I/O is when you have another field bus involved. For example, a main PLC connected to another type of controller which uses a fieldbus to control field devices (actuators, etc). On the other hand, the ETS200 you have in the presentation is not using a fieldbus to activate the outputs. Maybe you can clear up the difference between remote I/O and distributed I/O. Can’t you just use an interface module (IM) with the I/O instead of the ETS200 SP module?
As a beginner I have a suggestion for a video on memory. I am confused of when to use what and where. There is Tags, Global memory, Input memory, Output, Temp, In-Out etc. Some of them can be toggled and some not. I know this i a huge area.
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That a good overview of peripheral I/O
Thanks!
the way you explains is awsome
very good introduction
Perfect subject. We had a project 3 days ago whit this setup. Thanks and looking forward to the next.
Thanks! Yeah, distributed I/O is actually used A LOT in industry (almost everywhere) and a very important topic
Nice. Good video. In simple, it's just an RTU. Prepare a video about redundancy expecially software part. Your explanation skills are amazing.
Amazing how much i learn from this channel, Excellent explantion. I will have to add ET200m to my PowerPoint. Your Use of powerpoint is quite refreshing. I'm only stumped by one thing: i want to believe that the the more I/Os are present you need a similarly specced PLC. The ET200m or similar I/O devices won't magically extend your PLCs documented I/O capability limit. Am I correct sensei?
Of course! Every PLC has a different limit in how many and which peripherals can be used. Generally: The stronger your PLC, the more I/O devices can be used. The amount can be found in the datasheet of the PLC's
Also for example, if you have a standard PLC you won't be able to use safety functionality in safety I/O's and so on
@@hegamurl7434 Thanks so much for the closure. 🙂 I await the next video
Exactly that's what I am looking for. I have an ET200 and a device from Kunbus (Kunbus-coms). Unfortunately I can not go online with the Kunbus device although I imported the gsd file
thank you very very very much for all videos
very good video. is this the same as remote io? both machines have their own remote io. and machine 2 profibus is connected in machine 1. i hope u can include this in your explanation. thanks ahead
Fantastic! Thank you!
Vielen Dank! However, I do have a question. Wouldn’t this be considered remote I/O rather than distributed I/O? To my understanding distributed I/O is when you have another field bus involved. For example, a main PLC connected to another type of controller which uses a fieldbus to control field devices (actuators, etc). On the other hand, the ETS200 you have in the presentation is not using a fieldbus to activate the outputs. Maybe you can clear up the difference between remote I/O and distributed I/O. Can’t you just use an interface module (IM) with the I/O instead of the ETS200 SP module?
As a beginner I have a suggestion for a video on memory. I am confused of when to use what and where. There is Tags, Global memory, Input memory, Output, Temp, In-Out etc. Some of them can be toggled and some not. I know this i a huge area.
Will put it on my list and make one!
Good video !
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Thank s
We are close to learn scada or pcs7.😉
Still some way until there! And I'm not a really big fan of PCS7 (worked with it for ~1 year and I kind of just did not like it 😅)
But for some industry application like refinery is necessary.
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