PLC Programming Tutorial 2 - Hardware Connections & Basic Program Controlling a Valve through an HMI

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In this episode, I wanted to dive deeper into a small PLC project and cover the creating of the circuit as well as the program from A to Z.
The tutorial covers the connections you will need to make in order to setup your PLC for sink or source inputs. Furthermore, I also cover the connections you need to make in order to connect a simple push button to one of the inputs.
On the software side, I’ve covered the XIX, XIO as well as OTE instructions. These are the most fundamental building blocks of ladder logic programming and allow the user to inspect the current status of a bit as well as set a particular output high.
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PLC: MicroLogix 1100 CAT#: 1763-L16BWA
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Комментарии : 24

@EEEnthusiast 6 лет назад

I'm trying to catch up on bringing these to my site for those who want to download the program, see the code etc. Please be patient about that. If there's anything specific you'd like to see done with these, please post it in the comments!

@solulemasekwana2873 4 года назад

Thank you for the tutorials, It opened my understanding about PLC Thank you so much.

@vinodkumarsharma480 2 года назад

Such a nice presentation .

@littlesilver3 6 лет назад

Great video and well explained. One thing that should be changed is that the stop buttons should be wired through a normally closed contact and use an XIC instruction in the program. This provides a fail safe if for any reason the wiring to the stop button fails the valve will not turn on.

@EEEnthusiast 6 лет назад

That's a very interesting observation. I've seen both done in the field (stop button being normally open / closed). However, I always preferred to maintain consistency on the hardware side; meaning that the start and the stop button would be normally open. With that in mind, the button can always fail close or fail open. In either case, there's always an E-Stop circuit with dual redundancy which can be used in cases where failure can cause harm, so I've never seen a stop button failing to be a major issue. Good point though.

@littlesilver3 6 лет назад

EEEnthusiast I also have seen both N/O and N/C contacts used on stop buttons. In Canada, at least in Ontario, the standard tends to be N/C contact. Just differences of opinion. Ultimately your dual channel safety circuit is your fail safe. Keep up the good work and I always enjoy your content. Long time sub.

@EEEnthusiast 6 лет назад

Right on! Appreciate that; sorry again for being gone for so long. I'm also glad to see that some of my viewers are actually familiar with PLCs!

@ADTravelsAdventure 4 года назад

you're really good in teaching.thank you for sharing your knowledge. Please do more videos. :)

@ryanbonti8559 3 года назад

This video brought back my interest in plc. Where can I watch more videos like this

@SolisPLC 3 года назад

Hey Ryan, I actually decided (a while ago) to create a new channel based on PLCs / HMIs. You can find it here: ru-vid.com/show-UCs3AEdsXBG3-HYvghcjhdfA

@tryingtimes8445 4 года назад

Thank you for the tutorials. I took this course in CC and wanted to continue on in this field. Where can I obtain that project that you used for this video?

@lukes6967 5 лет назад

Hi . Thanks for this video. Very informative. I have one question. You showed us how to address the HMI switch using the Binary (B3) but you never showed us how to set up communications on the HMI end. It appeared you already had that set up? Can you explain how you set up data transfer from the HMI so when you press the virtual stop button it activates the B3 binary address in the PLC code? hope this kinda makes sense.

@quoit99training83 6 лет назад

Great tutorial - two questions, 1) Do you recommend getting used Micrologix 1100 1763-L16BWA for self training? Do you know some vendors or sources 2) Will you be continuing this series? Thanks a lot for making the tutorials :)

@EEEnthusiast 6 лет назад

Hey quoit99! I do recommend the Micrologix 1100. It's a great PLC for learning purposes. If you have a higher budget, I would recommend getting into a 5000 series PLC. I'd recommend looking on eBay, the prices are low and you have a return policy in case something is wrong with the processor. I am actually making a lot of videos and content for PLC related stuff, but I decided not to post it here. I've started a new website, youtube channel as well as a full PLC course under the brand SolisPLC. Send me a message, I'll give you more info and free access to my class.

@salma-zc7xt 4 года назад

Thnx from morocco

@janellatablate8120 4 года назад

Hello this video is great and helpful can you also do plc of servo driver to servo motor?

@MHegazi 5 лет назад

I get a fault when I change to RUN mode. It only works in REMOTE mode, recognizes the input, but no output.

@RS_83 6 лет назад

Здравствуйте, Влад! Очень интересное видео, спасибо. А по Simens у Вас в планах нет курс сделать? Спасибо.

@EEEnthusiast 6 лет назад

Спасибо за добрый комментарий. Я определенно интересуюсь Siemens как платформой, но в настоящее время у меня нет аппаратного и программного обеспечения, чтобы делать интересные учебники. Можете ли вы порекомендовать контроллер, который вас интересует?

@RS_83 6 лет назад

Спасибо за ответ, Владимир! Насчет Siemens - на Ваш выбор. Мне интересно все, и s7-300 со средой Step7, так и s7-1200 с TIA,как Вам удобнее. Следующие комментарии буду стараться писать по-английски, хоть и тяжело, чтобы не раздражать англоязычных комментаторов. Читаю вроде неплохо, на слух воспринимаю хуже, а говорить вообще тяжко. Еще один вопрос есть, не по теме. Я увидел ,что вы владеете французским языком. Примерно месяц назад начал робкие попытки изучения французского, т.к. есть мечта переехать в Канаду, может поможет для набора баллов. Вопрос : за какое время Вы освоили francais? Если заниматься час-полтора в день, сколько времени понадобиться, чтобы можно было на среднем уровне говорить? Извините за сумбурный вопрос. Спасибо!

@EEEnthusiast 6 лет назад

Ok! I can read in Russian, but have a hard time writing (don't have a Russian keyboard either.) To answer the question about French, my family moved to Canada (Montreal) when I was 10, so I had no choice but to learn it. That being said, it's hard for me to say how much effort you need to put into it. My parents, who were 40 at the time often mentioned that they had to take classes in order to impress the French ambassadors. French is extremely important if you plan to immigrate to Quebec. I can maybe answer some additional questions as much as I can; feel free to email me: vladromweb@gmail.com

@RS_83 6 лет назад

Thank you for answering my question, Vlad! You're a lucky guy to have such parents. They did a great choice to leave Russia. There's nothing to do here, under the rule of a dictator. Thanks for giving your email, appreciate it. Keep doing amazing videos on RU-vid, you're a great teacher. Best wishes to you and your family!