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SIMATIC S5 / STEP 5: siemens s5-95U machine productivity Within progamma

software downloaded from Siemens it has three machine productivity 35,75,155 in any block to look and how to register the tag real time PROTUL 6.0?

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Registering Tags in PROTOOL 6.0 for Real-Time Data

To access real-time data from Siemens machines (Productivity 35, 75, 155) within PROTOOL 6.0, you need to configure tags and establish communication. Here's a breakdown of the process:

1. Identifying Blocks & Tags

Unfortunately, without knowing the specific PLC program structure of your machines, pinpointing the exact blocks and tags is difficult. However, generally look within the PLC code (using STEP 7 or TIA Portal) for data blocks (DBs) associated with machine parameters. Common tags relate to:

  • Productivity 35/75/155 Status: Tags indicating machine state (Running, Stopped, Error).
  • Production Counts: Tags for total parts, good parts, reject counts.
  • Sensor Values: Tags representing data from various sensors on the machine.

Consult the machine's documentation or the PLC program itself for a complete tag list.

2. PROTOOL 6.0 Tag Configuration

  1. Establish Connection: In PROTOOL 6.0, ensure you've established a connection to the PLC controlling the machine.
  2. Tag Table: Navigate to the tag table within PROTOOL 6.0.
  3. Add Tags: Manually add tags, specifying:
    • Tag Name: A descriptive name.
    • PLC Address: The exact address of the tag in the PLC (e.g., DB1.DBX0.0, MW100).
    • Data Type: The appropriate data type (e.g., BOOL, INT, REAL).
  4. Real-time Update: Configure the tag for real-time updates. This is usually an option within the tag properties.

3. Resources

For detailed guidance, refer to the following resources:

If you encounter specific errors or need assistance with tag addresses, please provide the PLC type and a snippet of the relevant PLC code (sanitized to remove proprietary information).

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