1) RSLogic - PLC programming
2) Factory Talk View - SCADA
3) CCW (Connected Components Workbench) - HMI
4) How can store data in PLC itself, so that customer can take the data to his PC when needed.
5) Reporting - Storing data in SQL (Database) (With/Without using SCADA)
6) Concentrate on Reporting, Error Display, SCADA operations to display and Animation.
7) Proper documentation software for Software Flow chart to document the Software Process in PLC
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GA - Requirement Final
Drive List
IO List
Allen Bradley's PLC Programming Handbook
http://www.plcdev.com/book/export/html/431
Informative Videos on Allen Bradley
https://solisplc.com/plc-programming-fundamentals-osr-instruction/
Each Shareholder PLC controller (Memory), HMI, SCADA, Dataserver (OPC) is a Server like QNX. Each share connections (Tags) to be accessed by each other.
Every Component has multiple objects. Each object has a connection (Tag) to read or write values.
Similarly, hardware interfaces too have PLC interfaces to include into program.
Remember almost all components can be exported and imported between multiple projects. So, can use copy and paste like EWARM projects.
The Ladder Logic program should be more readable with enough comments, descriptions, symbols like a good C program. You can write a good C program first, then convert into the Ladder Logic Program.
Read One Model Thoroughly. You will understand what needs to be done for others. Similarly, for your first work, keep the Marks(Goal Height) very high. Because, it will continue for rest of the life.
Use Example Projects Effectively.
For Any Module Hardware component, Get the Manual and Read it. That is it!
What is Remote I/O?
What is SLC and PLC?
Why properties are so important? How are they attached just to a variable?
Just adding extra information at the Server for the variable found in the PLC device, so that they can be shared to the outside world in a more descriptive way. Another way to do it is in HMI where values from devices can be connected to Graphic objects and addition properties such as Limits can be added.
2) Factory Talk View - SCADA
3) CCW (Connected Components Workbench) - HMI
4) How can store data in PLC itself, so that customer can take the data to his PC when needed.
5) Reporting - Storing data in SQL (Database) (With/Without using SCADA)
6) Concentrate on Reporting, Error Display, SCADA operations to display and Animation.
7) Proper documentation software for Software Flow chart to document the Software Process in PLC
--
GA - Requirement Final
Drive List
IO List
Allen Bradley's PLC Programming Handbook
http://www.plcdev.com/book/export/html/431
Informative Videos on Allen Bradley
https://solisplc.com/plc-programming-fundamentals-osr-instruction/
Each Shareholder PLC controller (Memory), HMI, SCADA, Dataserver (OPC) is a Server like QNX. Each share connections (Tags) to be accessed by each other.
Every Component has multiple objects. Each object has a connection (Tag) to read or write values.
Similarly, hardware interfaces too have PLC interfaces to include into program.
Remember almost all components can be exported and imported between multiple projects. So, can use copy and paste like EWARM projects.
The Ladder Logic program should be more readable with enough comments, descriptions, symbols like a good C program. You can write a good C program first, then convert into the Ladder Logic Program.
Read One Model Thoroughly. You will understand what needs to be done for others. Similarly, for your first work, keep the Marks(Goal Height) very high. Because, it will continue for rest of the life.
Use Example Projects Effectively.
For Any Module Hardware component, Get the Manual and Read it. That is it!
What is Remote I/O?
What is SLC and PLC?
Why properties are so important? How are they attached just to a variable?
Just adding extra information at the Server for the variable found in the PLC device, so that they can be shared to the outside world in a more descriptive way. Another way to do it is in HMI where values from devices can be connected to Graphic objects and addition properties such as Limits can be added.
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