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Siemens TIA Portal Rockwell Studio 5000 Webinar Part One 20150211 PDF
Siemens TIA Portal Rockwell Studio 5000 Webinar Part One 20150211 PDF
TIA Portal software introduction for Rockwell Studio 5000 users.
DISCLAIMER/ TERMS OF USE:
TIA Portal V13
Menu Bar
Standard
Toolbar
Instruction
Toolbox
Controller
Organizer
Logic View
Results
Window
TIA Portal Step 7 Layout – Network View
Menu Bar Title Bar
Tool Bar
Project
Tree
Work
Area Task
Cards
Inspector
Window
Editor Bar Status Bar
TIA Portal Step 7 Layout – Ladder View
Title Bar
Menu Bar
Tool Bar
Project
Tree
Work
Area Task
Cards
Editor Bar Status Bar
TIA Portal Step 7 Layout – HMI View
Menu Bar Title Bar
Tool Bar
Project
Tree
Work
Area Task
Cards
Editor Bar Status Bar
Projects in Studio 5000 (V24)
• Single ACD file
• Single controller per project
• HMIs require separate software package (FT View Studio)
• Drives are integrated into controller
• Limited library support (export and import)
• One project open at a time
Projects in TIA Portal
• Multiple files in multiple folders
• Multiple controllers per project
• Multiple HMIs per project
• Multiple drives per project
• Projects can be archived down to a single file for e‐mailing and sharing
• Reference projects allow quick drag‐and‐drop of objects
• Mature library functionality
Projects in Studio 5000 (V24) Demonstration
Projects in Studio 5000 (V24) Demonstration
One Controller
Auto‐generated
Project Structure
Blank I/O
Configuration
Projects in TIA Portal Demonstration
Projects in TIA Portal Demonstration
No controller! Why?
Hardware Configuration in Studio 5000
• Non‐graphical tree interface
• I/O tagnames tied to module location
• I/O tagnames based on module type
• “Nice” I/O tagnames assigned using aliasing or buffering
Hardware Configuration in TIA Portal
• Graphical interface
• I/O addresses auto‐assigned independent of module location
• “Nice” I/O tagnames assigned at module level
Hardware Configuration in Studio 5000
Hardware Configuration in Studio 5000
Hardware Configuration in Studio 5000
“Ugly” tag
I/O tags in Studio 5000 ‐ Aliasing
“Nice” Alias Tag
“Ugly” I/O Tag
<Chassis Name>:<Slot Number>:<Data Type>.<Member>(.<Submember>)
I/O alias tags in Studio 5000
I/O tags in Studio 5000 ‐ Buffering
“Ugly” tag
“Nice” tag
Hardware Configuration in TIA Portal
Hardware Configuration in TIA Portal
I/O tags in TIA Portal
“Nice” I/O Tag
“Ugly” I/O Tag
I/O tags in TIA Portal
Rewire tag – no stop necessary
Studio 5000 Communications
• BOOTP or DHCP
• RSLinx
• Onboard Communication options (USB, RS‐232)
• Programming station must be on same subnet for Ethernet communications
TIA Portal Communications
• Accessible Devices
• No additional software required (i.e. RSLinx)
• Onboard Communication options (Profibus, Profinet)
• Additional IP address added to programming station to allow immediate Ethernet communications
Studio 5000 Communications
TIA Portal Communications
Studio 5000 Download
• Path set via “Who Active” and RSLinx
• Project compile occurs automatically
• Processor stopped during download
TIA Portal Download
• Path set as part of download process
• Project compile occurs automatically
• Processor stopped during download only if hardware configuration has changed
Studio 5000 Getting Online
• Path set via “Who Active” and RSLinx
• Offline and Online projects are compared and user is asked either to upload, download, or create new project
• Offline and Online differences are not highlighted without utilizing offline tools.
• Software clearly indicates the online state
TIA Portal Getting Online
• Path set as part of download process
• Offline and Online projects are compared and user is encouraged to rectify differences
• Offline and Online differences are clearly highlighted
• Software clearly indicates the online state
Studio 5000 Getting Online with Changes
Studio 5000 Getting Online with Changes
TIA Portal Getting Online with Changes
Offline and Online are Different
Exist offline only
TIA Portal Getting Online with Changes
TIA Portal Getting Online with Changes
Studio 5000 Tags
• Controller Scope or Program Scope
• Alias tags
• 40 character limit
• Not case sensitive
• No special characters (numbers, letters, and underscores only)
• Tags must be defined in Controller Tags or Program Tags
TIA Portal Tags
• All tags are global scope (controller)
• Alias tags (via PLC tags)
• 128 character limit
• Not case sensitive
• Special characters allowed (except quotation marks)
• User‐definable tag tables (data blocks and PLC tags) for increased organization
IEC 61131‐3 Regulations
Data Type Studio 5000 TIA Portal IEC 61131‐3 Language Studio 5000 TIA Portal
Boolean BOOL Bool Ladder Logic Ladder Diagram LAD
Counter COUNTER IEC_COUNTER Function Block Diagram Function Block Diagram FBD
Sequential Function Chart Sequential Function Chart GRAPH
Double Integer DINT Dint
Structured Text Structured Text SCL
Integer INT Int Instruction List STL
Real REAL Real
Small Integer SINT Byte IEC 61131‐3 I/O Addresses Studio 5000 TIA Portal
String STRING String Inputs (I) <Name>:<Slot>:I.Member %I<#>
Timer TIMER IEC_TIMER Outputs (Q) <Name>:<Slot>:O.Member %Q<#>
Date Date
Date/Time Date_And_Time
Time Time
User Defined Yes Yes
Arrays Yes Yes
Studio 5000 Controller Tags Example
Sort Columns
TIA Portal Tags Example
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Start edits
• Perform edits
• Accept edits (compile)
• Test edits (download)
• Assemble edits
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Start edits
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Perform edits
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Accept edits
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Test edits
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Assemble edits
Studio 5000 Online Editing
• Or, Finalize All
TIA Portal Online Editing
• Edits are performed offline
• Compile edits (offline)
• Download edits (processor is NOT stopped)
• Next scan, new edits are executed (i.e. bumpless)
TIA Portal Online Editing
Online Indication
TIA Portal Online Editing
Taken Offline
Change Made
TIA Portal Online Editing
Online vs. Offline
Comparison
Compile Changes
TIA Portal Online Editing
Download Changes
TIA Portal Online Editing
TIA Portal Online Editing
Online vs. Offline
Comparison
Complete
Questions?