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Basic Programming Simatic S7-

300

TRAINING BY:
MANISH VERMA
POINTS TO BE FOCUS:
 SIMATIC OVERVIEW
 SIMATIC MANAGER
 CPU PROPERTIES
 S7 BLOCKS
 PROGRAM STRUCTURE
 BINARY OPERATION
 DIGITAL OPERATION
 COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL
 QUESTION AND ANSWER
SIMATIC Overview
SIMATIC Controller (PLC)

S7-400
S7-200

S7-300
S7 – 300
Features :
 Modular small controll system
 Performance graded range of CPU
 Extensive selection of modules
 Expandable design with up to 32 modules
 Backplane bus integrated in the modules
 Can be networked with MPI, Profibus or Industrial ethernet
 Central PG/PC connection with access to all modules
 No slot restrictions
 Configuration and parameter setting with the help “HW Config”
S7 – 300
Mode Selector
MRES = Memory reset function
STOP = Stop mode, program not executed
RUN = Program execution
RUNP = Program execution, read/write access

Status Indicator
SF = Group error, internal CPU or fault in module
BATF = Battery fault
DC5V = Internal 5 VDC voltage indicator
FRCE = FORCE
RUN = Flashes when the CPU is starting up,
then steady light in Run mode
STOP = Show steady light in Stop mode
SF DP = Physical bus fault
BUSF = No configuration or incorrect configuration
Starting with SIMATIC Manager
SIMATIC Manager menus and toolbars
Standard Library
Context-Sensitive Help in S7

F1
Creating a project
Insert Station
Starting Hardware Configuration Editor
Generating a Hardware setpoint
Configuration
Addressing S7 Modules

S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
R
R0 PS CPU IM 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28

R1 (PS) IM 32 36 40 44 48 52 56 60

R2 (PS) IM 64 68 72 76 80 84 88 92

R3 (PS) IM 96 100 104 108 112 116 120 124


Module Address Overview
Variable Addressing

2x
CPU Properties

2x
Saving the HW Configuration and
Downloading it in the Module
Inserting S7 Block
Inserting S7 Block
 DB (DATA BLOCK)

 OB (OPERATION BLOCK)

 FC (FUNCTION)

 FB (FUNCTION BLOCK)
Inserting S7 Block
Block architecture and Block editor

OB : Organization Block Maximun Nesting Depth :


FB : Function Block
FC : Function S7-300 : 8 (16 for CPU 318)
SFB : System Function Block
SFC : System Function S7-400 :24
DB : Data Block
Program Structure
Binary Operation
ASSIGNMENT

AND - OPERATION
Binary Operation
OR - OPERATION
Binary Operation
EXCLUSIVE - OR - OPERATION
Binary Operation
RESET DOMINANT

SET DOMINANT
Binary Operation
POSITIVE EDGE
Binary Operation
NEGATIVE EDGE
Binary Operation
JUMP UNCONDITIONAL (JU)

JUMP CONDITIONAL (JC)


Digital Operation
BIT

BYTE For a unit of 8 binary characters, the term BYTE is used. A byte has the
size of 8 bits.

WORD A word also has the size of 2 bytes or 16 bits.

DOUBLE-WORD A double-word corresponds to the word length of 32 binary


characters.
A double-word also has the size of 2 words, 4 bytes, or 32 bits.
Digital Operation
Beberapa operand di S7 :
1. Operand input(I)
6. Operand Peripheral(PI)
Bit I 0.0 - …
Input Byte PIB 0 - …
Byte IB 0 - …
Input Word PIW 0 - …
Word IW 0 - … Output Byte PQB 0 - …
Double Word ID 0 - … Output Word PQW 0 -
2. Operand Output(Q) …
Bit Q 0.0 - …
7.Operand Data(D)
Byte QB 0 - …
Bit DBX 0.0 - …
Word QW 0 - …
Byte DBB 0 - …
Double Word QD 0 - … Word DBW 0 - …
3. Operand Flag(M) Double Word DBD 0 - …
Bit M 0.0 - …

Byte MB 0 - …

Word MW 0 - …

Double Word MD 0 - …

4. Operand Timer(T)

T0

5. Operand Counter(C)

C0
Digital Operation
PULSE TIMER
Digital Operation
EXTENDED PULSE TIMER
Digital Operation
ON –DELAY TIMER
Digital Operation
OFF-DELAY TIMER
Digital Operation
COUNTER OPERATIONS
Digital Operation
COMPARISON FUNCTIONS

== IN1 is equal to IN2


<> IN1 is not equal to IN2
> IN1 is greater than IN2
< IN1 is less than IN2
>= IN1 is greater than or equal to IN2
<= IN1 is less than or equal to IN2
Digital Operation
Communication Protocol
Multi-Point Interface ( MPI ) :
 Data Transfer – 187.5 kbits to 15 Mbit/s,
 Distance – 50 m without RS 485 repeater / 10 Km with repeater
 Number of nodes – up to 32

Profibus :
 Data Transfer – 12 Mbit/s,
 Distance – 1 Km without fiber optic cable
 Number of nodes – up to 127

Ethernet :

 Data Transfer – 10/100 Mbit/s,


 Distance – 100m without fiber optic cable
 Number of nodes – up to 127
Question & Answer

THANK YOU

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