Siemens Tia Portal For S7-1200 Plc Programming(Plc-Scada-10)

Practical Training and live projects on Siemens TIA Portal (S7-1200 PLC)

What you'll learn

Basic Programming in Siemens TIA Portal

Working of Tags, Latching And Unlatching, Interlocking, Move Operations, Comparator Operations, Math Functions, Timer and Counter in TIA Portal.

Program Control Function in Siemens TIA Portal.

Word Logic Operation in Siemens TIA Portal.

Shift and Rotate Instruction in Siemens TIA Portal.

You will be enriched with the latest technical knowledge related with the industrial automation.

Students can establish their career in various manufacturing industries like Oil and Gas, Water/Waste Water Treatment, food & Beverages, Power Plants, Manufacturing Process, Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Industries, Power Generation, Automotive, Fabricated Metals, Packaging Process, Metals and Mining’s Aerospace, etc.

Requirements

Students are supposed to be familiar with Desktop/Laptop.

No other prerequisites for this course, Because instructor will teach everything from scratch.

Description

Learn wiring, Programming and Installation of  Siemens S7-1200 PlC with Siemens TIA(Total Integrated Automation Software)The industrial world is facing many technologies changes which increased the urgent demand for the premium quality products and services that can only be supplied by a high level of productivity. This requirement needs process engineering systems, automated manufacturing, and industrial automation. Hence industrial automation plays a key role in solving the requirements of companies.Automation Engineer design, program, simulate and test automated machinery and process in order to complete exact tasks. PlC is used in the fully automated industries or plants or process, the actual process handled and controlled by the controllers which are nothing but the programming logic controllers that means plc plays a very important role in automation section. So as an Industrial automation engineer it’s mandatory that one should have the knowledge of PLC Wiring, Installation and Programming. This Course is designed for both fresher and experienced automation engineers. Fresher can kick start their career as an Industrial Automation Engineer and experienced can enhance their knowledge in this domain (TIA Portal for Siemens S7-1200 PLC).We are using Siemens S7-1200 PLC along with Siemens TIA (Total Integrate Automation)software for Programming and we have simulated  industrial projects with the Factory IO.

Overview

Section 1: Overview of PLC and Introduction to the S7-1200 Hardware

Lecture 1 Introduction to the PLC

Lecture 2 Block Diagram of PLC

Lecture 3 Introduction to S7-1200 PLC and it’s Hardware

Lecture 4 Features of S7-1200

Lecture 5 What is Sink and Source concept?

Lecture 6 PNP and NPN wiring of sensor with PLC (Example Sink and Source Input)

Lecture 7 Wiring Connection and Communication of PLC

Lecture 8 Operation mode of CPU and How Processor Works

Lecture 9 Data Storage In PLC Part-1

Lecture 10 Data Storage In PLC Part-2

Lecture 11 Data Types Supported by S7-1200

Lecture 12 Memory Areas of The S7-1200

Lecture 13 Addressing and Memory Structure of S7-1200

Section 2: Introduction to SIEMENS TIA(Total Integrated Automation)

Lecture 14 Introduction to Siemens TIA

Lecture 15 Features Of TIA

Lecture 16 Views Of TIA-Portal View

Lecture 17 Views Of TIA-Project View

Lecture 18 Views Of TIA-Library View

Lecture 19 Elements Of Project View Part-1

Lecture 20 Elements Of Project View Part-2

Lecture 21 How to Create A New Project

Section 3: Basics of Programming

Lecture 22 The IEC 1131 Standard and Programming Languages

Lecture 23 Overview Of The Program Editor

Lecture 24 Basics Of Ladder Diagram

Lecture 25 How to Insert Network and Branch

Lecture 26 Bit Logic(Output Coil)

Lecture 27 Bit Logic(Normally Open Contact)

Lecture 28 Bit Logic(Normally Close Contact)

Lecture 29 How to Use PLCSIM (Simulator) and Bit Logics in Software Part-1

Lecture 30 Bit Logics In Software Part-2

Lecture 31 NO and NC Switch Concept Part-1

Lecture 32 NO and NC Switch Concept Part-2

Lecture 33 Basic Programming Rule-1

Lecture 34 Basic Programming Rule-2

Lecture 35 Problem-1 Based On Bit Logics

Lecture 36 Problem-1 solution part-1

Lecture 37 Problem-1 solution part-2

Lecture 0 Problem-2 Based On Bit Logics

Lecture 0 Problem-2 solution part-1

Lecture 0 Problem-2 solution part-2

Lecture 38 Boolean Expression (AND GATE)

Lecture 39 Boolean Expression (OR GATE)

Lecture 40 Boolean Expression (NAND and NOR GATE)

Lecture 41 Boolean Expression (EXOR GATE)

Lecture 42 Stair Light(EX-NOR GATE)

Lecture 43 Problem-3 With Solution

Lecture 44 Bit Logic- Positive Signal Edge Input

Lecture 45 Bit Logic- Negative Signal Edge Input

Lecture 46 Bit Logic- Positive and Negative edge output

Lecture 47 Invert logic and Negate Assignment

Section 4: Tags

Lecture 48 How to Use PLC Tag

Section 5: Latching And Unlatching

Lecture 49 Introduction to Latching (Holding) and Unlatching Concept

Lecture 50 LATCHING AND UNLATCHING CONCEPT IN TIA

Lecture 51 Latching and Unlatching Problem-1

Lecture 52 Latching and Unlatching Problem-1 Solution Explanation

Lecture 53 LATCHING AND UNLATCING PROBLEM-1 SOLUTION IN TIA

Lecture 0 Problem-2(Conditional Control Circuit)

Lecture 54 Introduction of Set and Reset Instruction

Lecture 55 Set and Reset Instruction in TIA

Lecture 56 Problem-3 Based On Set And Reset

Lecture 57 Problem-4(Entry-Exit Control Of The Underground Car Park part-1)

Lecture 58 Entry-Exit Control Of The Underground Car Park part-2

Lecture 59 Entry-Exit Control Of The Underground Car Park part-3

Lecture 60 Entry_Exit Control of the Underground Car Park PART-4

Lecture 61 Entry_Exit Control of the Underground Car Park PART-5

Section 6: Interlocking

Lecture 62 Interlocking Concept

Lecture 63 Interlocking Concept in TIA

Lecture 64 Problem With Solution

Section 7: Move Operations

Lecture 65 Introduction to move Operations

Lecture 66 move instruction(MOVE)

Section 8: Comparator Operations

Lecture 67 Comparison operator Part-1

Lecture 68 Comparison operator Part-2

Lecture 69 Value within range(IN_RANGE)

Lecture 70 Value Outside range(Out_range)

Section 9: Math Functions

Lecture 71 Addition(ADD) and Subtraction(SUB)

Lecture 72 Multiplication(MUL) and Division(DIV)

Lecture 73 Return Remainder Of Division(MOD)

Lecture 74 Calculate instruction(CALCULATE)

Lecture 75 Problem Based on math instruction

Lecture 76 Solution Without Calculate Instruction

Lecture 77 Solution with Calculate Instruction

Lecture 78 Limit Instruction(LIMIT)

Lecture 79 Get Minimum(MIN) And Get Maximum(MAX)

Lecture 80 Increment instruction(INC)

Lecture 81 decrement instruction(DEC)

Section 10: Timer

Lecture 82 Introduction of Timer

Lecture 83 Timers In Tia Portal

Lecture 84 On Delay Timer(TON) part-1

Lecture 85 On Delay Timer(TON) part-2

Lecture 86 On Delay Timer(TON) part-3

Lecture 87 Problem-1(Traffic Light)

Lecture 88 Problem-1 Solution Part-1(with three timers)

Lecture 89 Problem-1 Solution Part-2(with three timers)

Lecture 90 Problem-1 Solution Part-3(with one timer)

Lecture 91 Off Delay Timer(TOF)

Lecture 92 Problem-2 Part-1 (Control Motor Sequence)

Lecture 93 Problem-2 Part-2 (Control Motor Sequence)

Lecture 94 Pulse Timer(TP)

Lecture 95 Retentive or Accumulative timer (TONR)

Section 11: Counter

Lecture 96 Introduction Of Counter

Lecture 97 Counters in TIA Portal

Lecture 98 Up Counter(CTU)

Lecture 99 Count down counter(CTD)

Lecture 100 Up-Down counter(CTUD)

Section 12: Program Control Function

Lecture 101 Introduction of Sequence control function

Lecture 102 Problem-1 Part-1(Example of Jump)

Lecture 103 Problem-1 Part-2(Example of Jump)

Lecture 104 Problem-1 Part-3(Example of Jump)

Section 13: Word Logic Operation

Lecture 105 Introduction of Word Logic Operation

Lecture 106 And Logic Operation(AND)

Lecture 107 OR and EX-OR(XOR) Logic Operation

Lecture 108 Select instruction(SEL)

Lecture 109 Invert instruction(INVERT)

Lecture 110 Multiplex instruction(MUX)

Lecture 111 Demultiplex instruction(DEMUX)

Section 14: Shift and Rotate Instruction

Lecture 112 Introduction to Shift and Rotate instruction

Lecture 113 shift right Instruction

Lecture 114 shift left instruction

Lecture 115 Example 1 Based on Shift Instruction Part-1

Lecture 116 Example 1 Based on Shift Instruction Part-2

Lecture 117 Example 1 Based on Shift Instruction Part-3

Lecture 118 Example 1 Based on Shift Instruction Part-4

Lecture 119 Rotate Right(ROR) and Rotate Left(ROL) Part-1

Lecture 120 Rotate Right(ROR) and Rotate Left(ROL) Part-2

Students who are pursuing or having Masters/ Bachelor’s Degree /Diploma in EC/EE/EEE/EI Branches.,Working Professionals are also invited to join this course to enhance their knowledge in Industrial Automation.,Maintenance Engineers.,Application Engineers.,PLC Programmers.