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  1. torontogill

    Siemens S7-200 edit program

    I understand what you are after now, I don't think you are able to open the files via a text editor, only with the correct software. If it will help you out, you could email me the program files and I can open them using microwin, then 'print' them to a PDF file for you. The choice is yours...
  2. torontogill

    Maximum length of cable from digital output to solenoid valve

    bmsg The simple answer to your question is no, the solenoid will not operate if it requires a minimum of 22v. The length of cable run is 800m (not 1600), you qoute the resistivity of 1.5mm cable as 13.14ohms, that means the 800m run will have a total resistance of 10.51ohms. The rating of...
  3. torontogill

    Siemens S7-200 edit program

    I assume that you are after Siemens Step7 Microwin, the software for programming S7200's? You will also need the PC/PPI cable to connect to the S7200, you cannot 'roll your own' cable, they contain a converter, you will need to buy one, you will also need to buy the microwin software. Speak to...
  4. torontogill

    Project res

    Phil, I am not sure if there are any 'generic' books that cover what you want. But, if you chose to work with Siemens PLC's then I can reccomend the books by Hans Berger. 'automating with step 7 in LAD and FBD' and 'automating with step 7 in STL and SLC'. Paul There are 10 types of people...
  5. torontogill

    siemens and hart

    I haven't used any HART products, but I do know that Siemens have interface cards for their 300 range of PLC's. The part numbers are:- 6ES7 331-7TB00-0AB0 and 6ES7 332-5TB00-0AB0 The 331 is a SM331 analogue input module, 2 channel and the 332 is a SM332 analogue output module also 2 channel...
  6. torontogill

    ground problem

    If I have understood your problem correctly, then grounding the 0v DC line will probably cure it. This will also ensure that should a ground fault occur, the over current protection on the 24v DC will operate. Paul
  7. torontogill

    Looking for an old PLC / Ladder Logic

    Have a look at this page:- http://www.adsinfo.com/omron.html These people might be able to help you. paul
  8. torontogill

    MORE INFO S7300 plc PID control for modulating burner motor

    Hi Tweed the function block you require in step 7 is FB41, I have never used this FB, so I can't help you much there. I know that this has been discussed at Phil Melore's site ( http://www.plctalk.net/qanda/ ), it might be worth your while having a visit and posting your question there. I...
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