How to Program Analog inputs 4 to 20mA with TIA portal S7-1200 PLC || Lesson# 10

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Комментарии : 23

@athilaldurry5880 3 года назад

Wonderful information many thanks

@prabirbasak9161 2 года назад

Excellent vedio it's fc105 for step 7 and norm x and scale x for tia... Excellent vedio..

@cascadeanalog320 3 года назад

Thank you so Much Sir !

@user-cn3pd9oi4u 11 месяцев назад

Very good.

@engwlamac8867 3 года назад

nice

@jean378 6 месяцев назад

Excellent video. Do you have a video showing how to program in TIA a Level Transmitter (Profibus) on TIA? For example: Deltapilot M FMB50. Thanks in advance!!

@MenAreBrave07 3 года назад

Just wow.

@yassinalielouahed5607 3 года назад

you missed to type max correctly in video i think its 27648 instead of 62748 which appears in video titles

@mohammadmobin6971 Год назад

Kindly make video for telegram communication between plc and drive in detail to explain telegram concept

@adjalkhaled3008 2 года назад

In the configuration there is voltage not current.. You must change it or use another terminal input analog

@mikejohnson1539 3 года назад

I think you forgot to compensate for the fact that the sensor is calibrated at 4-20mA output but the analog input is 0-10 volts NOT 2-10 volts which is the voltage equivalent of 4-20. To be accurate you have to lower the minimum value of the x-scale parameter to correct this

@sumankantidas262 4 года назад

Please share all the video with simatic manager programming.

@EASYPLCTRAINING 4 года назад

WINCC SIMATIC MANAGER: ru-vid.com/group/PLkpA_8uYEhjAfSzpT-uGrPEGMiSw2_1dv

@EASYPLCTRAINING 4 года назад

Check here

@chiragchiku7262 4 года назад

I am not able to understand int to real, and why ' Max ' value is 27648 and which is correct temp showing MD4 or MD10

@ferret1983full 5 месяцев назад

You need to read a documentation on input module. It's a ADC code for a current 20mA.

@ansalkm 3 года назад

500 ohm resistor ..But what is the power rating of the resistor??? .5 or 1 W?

@EASYPLCTRAINING 3 года назад

5 watt

@ansalkm 3 года назад

@@EASYPLCTRAINING .5 or 5 watt??

@EASYPLCTRAINING 3 года назад

5 watt .... dear

@ansalkm 3 года назад

@@EASYPLCTRAINING Can you please clear it ? Since Power=current * current * Resistance =.02*.02*500= .2watt.. \ required is .2 watt ..If we use 5Watt in place of .2Watt will it make eratic values?? please guide me

@frutuosomateus2459 Год назад

@@ansalkm Don't mix things AKM, the power rating of the resistor (W) is equivalent to the amount of current which can go trough it. The sensor only outputs 4...20mA, if we do the max power that the resistor will dissipate, P = I^2*R = (20x10^-3)^2*500 = 0,2 W. This is the minimum power rating needed in order to not burn the resistor. The resistor is 5 W, which means it's 25X more what we need in order to not have magic smoke. Was I clear?