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SIMATIC –Totally Integrated Automation Bienvenido al Mundo de Totally Integrated Automation!  L  O  G  O  !  L  O  G  O  ! Módulo Lógico LOGO! SIMATIC –Totally Integrated Automation Programación Descripción de Funciones Comunicación Características Generales Vista Rápida de Funciones Modelos y Accesorios Competencia LogoSoft Comfort V3.1 Visión Global Aplicaciones Logo! Novedades 4º Generación Contenido LOGO! Ejemplos de Aplicación

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SIMATIC –Totally Integrated Automation

Bienvenido

al Mundo de

Totally Integrated Automation!

 L O G O !

 L O G O !

Módulo Lógico LOGO!

SIMATIC –Totally Integrated Automation

Programación

Descripción de Funciones

Comunicación

Características Generales

Vista Rápida de Funciones

Modelos y Accesorios

Competencia

LogoSoft Comfort V3.1

Visión Global

Aplicaciones Logo!

Novedades 4º Generación

Contenido LOGO!

Ejemplos de Aplicación

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Detalles Tecnológicos

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Web Logo! en Internet

SIMATIC –Totally Integrated Automation

Bienvenido

al Mundo de

Totally Integrated Automation!

 L O G O ! L O G O !

F

Módulo Lógico LOGO!

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Usando contactores, relés, temporizadores, relés intermitentes, relésde impulso de corriente etc.?

Usando mayor espacio que 72x90x55mm para la aplicación?

Hay una emergencia y se necesita diseñar rápidamente algo que se

pueda poner en funcionamiento inmediatamente?

Buscando una solución sencilla para manejar señales y control que

sea flexible y de bajo costo?

LOGO! es laRespuesta para todas

estas preguntas!

¿Porqué Usar LOGO!?

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Precio

Funcionalidad

SIMATIC S7-200

Micro PLC

LOGO!

Módulo lógico

Relé de tiempo

Contactor-Relé

Posicionamiento de LOGO!

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Funciones Funciones combinadas con

Contactor / Relé• Multiplicador de contactos• Enclavable• Lógica funcional única

Relés conmutadores• Adaptables a nivel y

separados eléctricamentedel Simatic

• Conmutación de pequeñascargas unipolares.

Relés temporizados• On retardados:

Para arranques secuenciales demotors suprimiendo interferencias.

• Off retardados: En paradas de motores(ventiladores) ,funciones claves :

• Estrella triángulo:Arranque seguro de motores conintervalos de conmutación de hasta50ms.

• Multi-funcion:Flexible para toda aplicación ,hasta8 o 16 funciones integradas.

• Relés con contactos de acción positiva:usados en circuitos de seguridad decategoría 2

• relés con contactos de oroduro en conjunto con PLCs ycontactos de señalización para

 plc´s

Módulo Lógico• Construcción:

Control de iluminaciónControl de cerradoresControl de ventiladoresControl de accesosEquipamiento de seguridadPlantas elevadoras de presión.

• Industria:Bombas/CompresoresCabinas de controlControl de puertasEquipos de alimentaciónPlataformas de elevaciónControles secuencialesMonitorización de nivel

• Control de vávulasPlantas de filtradosPlantas de extracciónEquipamiento de transporte

Micro-PLC• Construcción:

Control de elevación y posición

• Industria:Máquinas de empaquetar y sunchar 

• Máquinas textiles• Equipamiento mercante

Equipo para procesos alimenticiosMáquinas de aserradoPaneles o displays de avisosMáquinas para procesamiento demaderaMáquinas de roscado automáticoPrensado y fabricación de ladrillos

PintureríasTratamientos de residuosTelecontrolEquipamiento de esterilizaciónHornos de laboratoriosMáquinas de lavado.

LOGO! Entre Contactores y PLC‘S

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LOGO! : ¿Qué tiene Incorporado?

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Casas y

Edificios

Construcción

Industria

LOGO! En Uso : Vista General

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Control de iluminaciónej. vidrieras, filasde luminariasluminarias móviles, Intemperie• luminarias dependientes de la luz

del día

• Grupos de luminarias• control de pico de carga.

Monitorizaciónej. estacionamiento de autos,sistemas de alarmas, cabinas• Control de acceso• Simulaciones de presencia• Reportes

Control de puertasportones ,cortinas

ej. Puertas automáticas,Garages, Cabinas• Apertura / cierre de puertas -

elevac./cierre de portones

• Indicador lumínico/ Stop&Go• Control temporal• Control de temperatura• Sensores de viento o lluvia.

Irrigaciónej. viveros, jardines, fuenteshumidificadores dependientesdel tiempo.• Control grupal• Conmutación de• bombas de agua• Administración de energía.

Calentadores/Refrigeradores/Ventiladoresej Ventiladores, calenatdores,acondicionadores de aire.• Control de tiempo y• temperature• Administración de energía• Sensores de viento y lluvia

tambien se usa enbombeo de aguapotable, sistemas dealta presión, etc.

¿Cuál es su necesidaden la automatizciónde construcciones ?

LOGO! En Construcción (Privada - Industrial)

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Confiabilidad en la inversión

Ö producto estandar que puede ser 

expandido en cualquier momento

ÖUtilizable con sistemas de bus

estandar AS-Interface

Mas flexibilidad

Ö30 funciones integradas listas

 para usar -> 1 Modulo en vez de

varios diferentes

ÖTodos los voltages- DC12V,AC/DC24V,

AC/DC115/230V)

- Entradas análogas (0..10V,0..20mA)

ÖFuncionalidad/Programa

modificable directamente. Via

memoria o vía PC

Reducción de Costos

Ömenos costo de hardware

Ömenos espacio (gabinete, Stock)

Ömas eficiencia durante el diseñoy puesta en marcha

F

LOGO!: Ventajas para la Industria

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LOGO!: Ventajas para la Industria

F

Ahorra

Costos

Ahorra

Tiempo

Ahorra

Espacio

Queda

Flexible

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LOGO! Es...

LOGO! es como un PLC...

LOGO! es mas que un PLC...

LOGO! Es un relé inteligente...

!Coneción con Funciones y ahoratambién con Ladder.

!Pero no tiene capacidad matemática

!Capacidad de control y visualización.

!Posibilidad de entrada de controldirecta en el dispositivo

!Posibilidad de visualización directa de

mensajes/variables etc.!Con salida de 10A

En 1996 Siemens creó una nueva categoría de producto con el LOGO!, El Módulo Lógico

LOGO! Vs PLC: ¿Que es LOGO!?

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Salida Digital (4, expandiba 16)

Display LCD

• En Operacion:Muestra estado deentradas/salidas, fecha,hora etc.

• Muiestra mensajes• Para Parametros:

Valor actual(e.g. Tiempo/valor actual)

• Posibilidades de conexión12 Vdc24 Vac/Vdc115 ~ 230 Vac/Vdc

• Variante:Relais (10A, 230 Vac)Transistor (0,3 A, 12/ 24 Vdc)

Terminales de AlimentaciónEntrada Digital/Analoga: (8 expandible a 24 / 

2 expandible a 8)

Interfase PC/Memory Card

Teclado

• Posibilidades de conexión12 Vdc, 24 Vac/Vdc115 ~ 230 Vac/Vdc

• Para ingreso de programa decontrol

• Usado para ingresar cambiode parámetros

• Para control

Interfase para módulos de expansión

Visión del Hardware (1)

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Max. I/O:

24 entradas digitales + 8 entradas analogicas + 16 salidas digitales

Alimentación Alimentación módulosde expansion

RUN/STOP

4 salidas

4 entradas2x4 entradas

Deslizador para conexión eléctrica

4 salidas

Visión del Hardware (2)

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" LOGO! integra todo esto en una sola unidad:

" Controlador Integrado (CPU)

"Controles de Operación (Interruptor software) y Visualización

" Hasta 24 entradas / 16 salidas digitales + 8 entradas analógicas

" Módulo para esclavo AS-Interface 4DI y 4DO virtuales

" Interface para Módulo de memoria / Cable para PC

" Programación directa en LOGO! o vía Software en PC.

" EEPROM integrada para guardar el programa en memoria

no volátil, no necesita batería (Protección por Password).

" Módulos de memoria para hacer copias y protección ”Know How”.

" Diversos accesorios como: fuente de alimentación 110/220VAC a

5/12/15/24 o 48VDC, Contactor LOGO! etc.

Todo en una sola Unidad (1)

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" LOGO! integra todo esto en una sola unidad:"  Alimentación en 110/220Vac/Vdc; 24Vac/Vdc y 12/24Vdc

" 8 entradas digitales y 4 salidas digitales (Opción

de 2 entradas análogas de 0-10Vdc).

" 4 entradas / 4 Salidas digitales virtuales vía AS-Interface

" 8 marcas internas (Incluye marca de primer ciclo M8)

" Opción Con/Sin Display Integrado (Para OEM)

" El Display permite visualización de Mensajes; alarmas y

datos de proceso durante el modo “RUN”.

" Listo para usar: 08 funciones básicas y 22 funciones especialesej. para temporización, conteo, reloj, relé de pulsos etc.

" Simulación gráfica “Offline” del programa (FBD o Ladder)

vía LOGO! Soft Comfort V3.1

Todo en una sola Unidad (2)

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Ancho: 72 mm o 126 mm

Altura : 90 mm o 90 mm

Prof. :55 mm o 55 mm

01 Conectores de alimentación

02 Conectores de Entradas

03 Interface PC/Módulo de memoria

04 Panel de control de operador 

05 Panel de visualización

06 Conectores de salidas

07 Conector para riel DIN 35mm

1 2

3

45

6

7

Diseño e Instalación

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" Alimentación L1, N (L+, M)115 / 230 Vac/Vdc

50 / 60 Hz

L1 = 85 ... 253 Vac/Vdc

" EntradasEntrada I1...I8

Estado 1 > 79 Vac/Vdc

Estado 0 < 40 Vac/Vdc

" SalidasSalida Q1 ..Q4 (Relé)

LOGO! 230RC / 230RCo

8 entradas

4 salidas

LOGO!  230RC

SIEMENS

ESC OK

Output 4x Relés / 8A2

Input 6xAC AC 115/120V230/240V

X

3 4

I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6L1 N

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

L1

N

L1, L2, L3

N

Voltaje dealimentación

Cableado Modelo LOGO! 230RC / 230RCo

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" Alimentación L+, M

12/24 VdcL+ = 20,4...28,8 Vdc

10.8...15.6 Vdc

" EntradasEntrada I1...I6

Estado 1 > 8 Vdc

Estado 0 < 5 Vdc

Entrada I7, I8 (0-10Vdc)

" Salidas

Salida Q1 ..Q4 (Transistor/Relé)

LOGO! 24 / 12/24RC / 12/24RCo

8 entradas

4 salidas

LOGO!  230RC

SIEMENS

ESC OK

Output 4x Relés / 8A2

Input 6xAC AC 115/120V230/240V

X

3 4

I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6L1 N

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

L+

M

L1, L2, L3

N

Voltaje dealimentación

Cableado Modelo LOGO! 24 / 12/24RC / 12/24RCo

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" Alimentación L1, N24 Vac

L1 = 20,4...26,8 Vac/Vdc

" EntradasEntrada I1...I8

Estado 1 > 8 Vac/Vdc

Estado 0 < 5 Vac/Vdc

" SalidasSalida Q1 ..Q4 (Relé)

LOGO! 24RC / 24RCo

8 entradas

4 salidas

LOGO!  230RC

SIEMENS

ESC OK

Output 4x Relés / 8A2

Input 6xAC AC 115/120V230/240V

X

3 4

I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6L1 N

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

L+

M

L1, L2, L3

N

Voltaje dealimentación

Cableado Modelo LOGO! 24RC / 24RCo

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Montaje y Cableado (Ejemplo)

N

K2

L1

K2

I : 0. , 1. , 2.

123456789

0123456789

01234 

4

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Instalando y Desinstalando LOGO!

1

3

5

6

Instalando

Montar LOGO! En un riel DIN como sigue:

1. Ubicar el LOGO! Sobre el riel DIN.

2. Girar el LOGO! Alrededor del riel DIN hasta que encaje.

3. Remover la cuvierta del conector localizada en el lado derecho delLOGO! o del módulo de expansión.

4. Ubicar el módulo digital a la derecha del LOGO! (verpasos 1 y 2).

5. Deslice el módulo a la izquierda hacia el LOGO!.

6. Usando un desarmador, presione hacia abajo y mueva el deslizadorintegrado a la izquierdat. El módulo está instalado cuando el deslizadorengancha en su lugar en el LOGO!

Desintalando

Desintalar LOGO! Como sigue:

1. Usando un desarmador, presione abajo y mueva eldeslizador integrado a la derecha.

2. Deslice el módulo de expansión a la derecha

3. Inserte el desarmador en la grapa de sujeción al riel y tiregirando hacia arriba

4. Gire el módulo alejandolo del riel DIN.

5. Siga los pasos 3 y 4 para el módulo LOGO!.

1

2

1

2

3

4

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Cableando LOGO!

ML+ I1 I2 I3 I4 I5

L1L+

NM

LOGO! ..... conAlimentación DC

LOGO! ..... conAlimentación AC

Protección con fusibles

Si se desea (recomendado para:

12/24 RC...: 0.8 A

24: 2.0 A

En caso de picos de voltaje, use

varistores (MOV) con un mínimo de 20%

mas de voltaje de trabajo que la tensión nominal

I1 I2 I3 I4L1 N

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L1

N

NL1 I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6

L3

L2

LOGO! 230 ...L+

M

ML+ I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I8

ProgramaCiclo de

Programa

LOGO! 12/24 ...

Conectando las Entradas de LOGO!

Conctar los sensores a las entradas, los sensores incluyen:

• pulsadores, switches, sensores foteléctricos etc.

• Sensores de Temperatura, presión, o ultrasonido (Beros), etc., con salida de 0-10 V.

• Sensores con salida de 0/4 a 20mA

Las entradas están agrupadas en dos bloques de 4entradas cada uno. Fases diferentes son posibles sóloentre bloques y no dentro del mismo bloque

Para que LOGO! Detecte uncambio de estado a 0 o 1, el

estado debe estar presente por lomenos un ciclo de programa

Las entradas no són aisladas, por lo tanto requieren de unmismo potencial de referencia (Masa) de la fuente dealimentación

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Conectando las Salidas de LOGO!

1 2Q1 Q2

1 2

Q5 Q61 2 1 2

DM8...R

Q1 Q2M M

Q5 Q6M M

DM8 24

Diferentes cargas pueden serconectadas a las salidas e.g.,

• Lamparas

• Motores

• Contactores, etc.

LOGO! con

salida de transistor

LOGO! consalidas de relé

Max. Corriente de conmutación es 0.3 A por salida

Max. Corriente de conmutación es 10A / 5A para salida de módulo deexpansión

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"  Aprobación : VDE 0631, IEC 1131, UL , CSA, y FM

" Supresión de RI según : EN 55011 (Límite clase B)

" Grado de protección : IP 20(max. 95 % de humedad)

" Temperatura de operación : 0° to +55°C(En cualquier posición!)

"  Aprobado para aplicaciones de uso marino

#  American Bureau of Shipping# Bureau Veritas

# Det Norske Veritas

# Germanischer Lloyd

# Lloyds Register of Shipping

55°C

0°C

BB

Condiciones Ambientales para LOGO!

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! Antes:

! Ahora:

≥1L1

N

No1No2No3

L1

S1

L1

L1

L1 S1

N

“Cableado“ Standard vs LOGO!

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  La función Co se usa para conectar las entra-das y salidas o los diferentes niveles de voltajea los bloques.

Selección:

X

I1 I24

Q1 Q16

hi lo

B01

Q1

&I5

X

I1

XI1I2

I3I4I5I6Q1Q2Q3Q4hilo

Conectores (Co)

M1 M8 Marcas: M1...M8, Incluye marcade primer ciclo (M8)

Sin conexión, Entrada no usada.

Constantes: hi=1; lo=0.

Salidas: Q1...Q16.

Entradas: I1...I24. (En algunos modeloshay 02 analógicas de 0-10V)

 AI1 AI8 Salidas: AI1...AI8.

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8 Funciones Básicas Integradas (GF)

AND OR NOT

NAND NOR XOR

&

&

≥1

≥1

1

=1

&"

AND flanco

NAND flanco

&#

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22 Funciones Especiales Integradas (SF)

ON Delay

TrgT

OFF Delay

TrgR

T

Generador de Pulsos

EnT

No1No2

No3

Contador UP/Down

RCntDir Par 

+/-

On Delay con Memoria

TrgRT

REnRalPar 

h

Contador de Horas

TrgT

One Shot

Toggle

TrgR

Par 

Relé Autoenclavado

SRPar 

RS

FrePar 

Switch de UmbralGenerador de pulsos

Asíncrono

EnInvPar 

Reloj Semanal

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22 Funciones Especiales Integradas (SF)

Trg

Par 

EN

Par 

  Pulso Aleatorio

Trg

T

  Switch Off Intermitente  Switch Confortable

Trg

T

  One Shot Disparado. por Flanco

Ax

Par Q

A

  Trigger Análogo

En

P

Par

Q

..

..

Mostrar Mensajes

 AAx

Ay

Par

Q

  Comparador Análogo

Trg Par 

On / Off Delay Switch Anual

No

MMDD

F

Switch Software

En

Par Q

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LOGO! Pure LOGO! Basic

12/24RCo

24o (Trans)

12/24RC

24 (Trans) 24

24RCo (Vac)

230RCo (Vac/Vdc)

24RC (Vac)

230RC (Vac/Vdc) 230R (Vac/Vdc)

LOGO! : Variedad de Modelos

LOGO! DM8 LOGO! AM2 LOGO! ASI

12/24R

0-10Vdc / 0/4-20ma

AS-Interfac / EIBPt100 (-50...200ºC)

24R (Vac/Vdc)

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LOGO! : Módulos Base

LOGO!Pure LOGO!Basic

LOGO! 24o 6ED1052-2CC00-0BA3

LOGO! 12/24RCo 6ED1052-2MD00-0BA3

LOGO! 24RCo 6ED1052-2HB00-0BA3

LOGO! 230RCo 6ED1052-2FB00-0BA3

LOGO! 24 6ED1052-1CC00-0BA3

LOGO! 12/24RC 6ED1052-1CC00-0BA3

LOGO! 24RC 6ED1052-1CC00-0BA3

LOGO! 230RC 6ED1052-1CC00-0BA3

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LOGO! : Módulo de Expansión Digital

DM8 230R 6ED1055-1FB00-0BA0!  Alimentación 120/230Vac/Vdc! 4DI 120/230Vac/Vdc! 4DO Rele@5A cada uno! max. 20A cada módulo

DM8 24  6ED1055-1CB00-0BA0!  Alimentación 24Vdc! 4DI 24Vdc! 4DO Transistor 0.3A

 DM8 12/24R 6ED1055-1MB00-0BA0!  Alimentación 12/24Vdc! 4DI 12/24Vdc! 4DO Rele@5A cada uno

! max. 20A cada módulo

DM8 24R 6ED1055-1HB00-0BA0!  Alimentación 24Vac/Vdc! 4DI 24Vac/Vdc! 4DO Rele@5A cada uno! max. 20A cada módulo

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LOGO! : Módulo Expansión Análoga

AM2 6ED1055-1MA00-0BA0!

 Alimentación 12/24Vdc! 2AI 0..10V o 0/4...20ma! Resolución: 10 bit! Tiempo de muestreo: 50ms!  Alimentación de Sensor: No tiene

AM2 Pt100  6ED1055-1MD00-0BA0!  Alimentación 12/24Vdc! 2AI Pt100 (-50...200ºC)! Tiempo de muestreo: 50ms

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LOGO! : Módulo de Comunicación

AS-Interface 3RK1400-0CE10-0AA2!  Alimentación 12/24Vdc! Protocolo: AS-Interface (Esclavo)! 4DI + 4DO Virtuales

Konnex (EIB)  En Preparación!  Alimentación 12/24Vdc

! Protocolo: EIB Instabus! 24DI + 16DO + 8AI

ASi

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LOGO!12/24RCo

LOGO!24RCo

LOGO!230RCo

LOGO!12/24RC

LOGO!24

LOGO!24RC

LOGO!230RC

EntradasEntradas analógicas

62 (0 to 10 V)

62 (0 to 10 V)

8-

8-

8-

8-

Tensión de entrada

Rango permitido

Señal 0Señal 1

62 (0 to 10 V)

12/24 Vdc

12 Vdc:10,8 V - 15,6 Vdc24 Vdc:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

24 Vac

20,4 a26,4 Vac

max. 5 Vacmin. 12 Vac

115/230 Vac/Vdc

85 a265 Vac/Vdc

max. 40 Vac/Vdcmin. 79 Vac/Vdc

12/24 Vdc

12 V:10,8 V - 15,6 Vdc24 V:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

24 Vdc

20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

24 Vac

20,4 V a26,4 Vac

max. 5 Vacmin. 12 Vac

115/230 Vac/Vdc

85 a265 Vac/Vdc

max. 40 Vac/Vdcmin. 79 Vac/Vdc

Corriente de entrada 1,5 mA 12 Vdc2,5 mA 24 Vdc

2,5 mA 0,08 mA 1,5 mA 12 Vdc2,5 mA 24 Vdc

1,5 mA 2,5 mA 0,08 mA

Salidas 4 relays 4 relays 4 relays 4 relays 4 Transistor 4 relays 4 relays

Corriente permanente10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

0,3 A

Proteccion contracortocircuito

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Electrónica (~ 1A)

Frecuencia de conmutación 2 Hz carga resistiva0,5 Hz carga inductiva

2 Hz carga resistiva0,5 Hz carga inductiva

2 Hz carga resistiva0,5 Hz carga inductiva

2 Hz carga resistiva0,5 Hz carga inductiva

2 Hz carga resistiva0,5 Hz carga inductiva

2 Hz carga resistiva0,5 Hz carga inductiva

10 Hz

Dispación de potencia 0,1 bis 1,2 W (12 V)0,2 bis 1,6 W (24 V)

0,1 to 1,2 W (12 V)0,2 to 1,6 W (24 V)

0,3 - 1,8 W 0,3 - 1,8 W1,1 to 3,5 W (115 V)2,3 to 4,6 W (230 V)

1,1 to 3,5 W (115 V)2,3 to 4,6 W (230 V)

0,2 to 0,5 W

Reloj integrado/ reserva 8/typ. 80 h 8/typ. 80 h 8/typ. 80 h 8/typ. 80 h 8/typ. 80 h 8/typ. 80 h-

Cables de conexión 2 x 1,5 mm2, 1 x 2,5 mm2

Dimensiones 72 (4TE) x 90 x 55mm (BxHxT)

LOGO! Basic: Datos Técnicos

LOGO!24o

62 (0 to 10 V)

24 Vdc

24 Vdc:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

4 Transistor

0,3A

Electrónica (~ 1A)

10 Hz

0,2 to 0,5 W

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LOGO! DM812/24R

LOGO! DM8230R

LOGO! DM824

LOGO! AM2 LOGO! FM1AS-I

EntradasEntradas analógicas

4-

4-

-2 (Pt100: -50...200ºC)

4 (DI Virtual AS-I)-

Tensión de entrada

Rango permitido

Señal 0Señal 1

4-

12/24 Vdc

12 Vdc:10,8 V - 15,6 Vdc24 Vdc:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

115/230 Vac/Vdc

85 a265 Vac/Vdc

max. 40 Vac/Vdcmin. 79 Vac/Vdc

24 Vdc

20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

12/24 Vdc

12 Vdc:10,8 V - 15,6 Vdc24 Vdc:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

Comsumo: 25...50ma

Corriente de entrada 1,5 mA 12 Vdc2,5 mA 24 Vdc

0,08 mA 1,5 mA -

Salidas 4 relays 4 relays 4 Transistor - 4 (DO Virtual AS-I)

Corriente permanente10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

0,3 A

Proteccion contracortocircuito

Se requiere fusibleexterno

Se requiere fusibleexterno

No AislamientoGalvánico

Electrónica (~ 1A)

Frecuencia de conmutación 2 Hz carga resistiva

0,5 Hz carga inductiva

2 Hz carga resistiva

0,5 Hz carga inductiva

10 Hz

Dispación de potencia 0,1 bis 1,2 W (12 Vdc)0,2 bis 1,8 W (24 Vdc)

12Vdc: 0,3 - 0.6 W

24Vdc: 0,6 - 1.2 W

1,1 to 3,5 W (115 Vac)2,3 to 4,6 W (230 Vac)

0.5 a 1.8 W (115 Vdc)1.2 a 2.4 W (230 Vdc)

0,8 to 1.1 W

Cables de conexión 2 x 1,5 mm2, 1 x 2,5 mm2

Dimensiones 36 (4TE) x 90 x 55mm (BxHxT)

LOGO! Basic: Datos Técnicos

12Vdc: 0,3 - 0.6 W

24Vdc: 0,6 - 1.2 W

12/24 Vdc

12 Vdc:10,8 V - 15,6 Vdc24 Vdc:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

Comsumo: 25...50ma

LOGO! AM2

-2 (0-10Vdc / 0/4-20ma)

12/24 Vdc

12 Vdc:10,8 V - 15,6 Vdc24 Vdc:20,4 V - 28,8 Vdc

Comsumo: 25...50ma

-

-

No AislamientoGalvánico

12Vdc: 0,3 - 0.6 W

24Vdc: 0,6 - 1.2 W

LOGO! DM824R

4-

24 Vac/Vdc

20,4 V - 28,8 Vac/Vdc

max. 5 Vdcmin. 8 Vdc

1,5 mA

4 relays

10A Carga resistiva3A Carga inductiva

Se requiere fusibleexterno

2 Hz carga resistiva

0,5 Hz carga inductiva

1,1 to 3,5 W (115 Vac)2,3 to 4,6 W (230 Vac)

0.5 a 1.8 W (115 Vdc)1.2 a 2.4 W (230 Vdc)

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LOGO! PC-Cable• Para la transferencia del programa

PC <-> LOGO!

LOGO! Manual• Information detallada• Ejemplos de aplicación

LOGO! Power• Transforma los 120V/230V AC de la reda la tensión requerida

LOGO! Prom• Copia multiples Cards• Dscarga PC a Cards

LOGO! Contact• En 2 Variantes

(DC 24 V, AC 230 V)• Dimensiones compactas

36 x 72 x 55 mm (BxHxT)• Maniobra directa de cargas resistivas hasta

20A y motores hasta 4KW (8.4A)

LOGO! : Variedad de Accesorios

LOGO! Panel• Para montaje de LOGO! en puerta de Armario

• IP65 con Tapa / IP30 sin tapa

LOGO! Módulos de programa• Amarillo: Copia• Rojo: Know-How Protection y Copia

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Módulo de contactos capaz de maniobrar hasta 20A (AC1)

LOGO!Contact LOGO!Contact230 24

!Dimensiones 36 x 72 x 55 mm 36 x 72 x 55 mm

!Tensión operativa AC 230 V DC 24 V!Corriente nominal 20 A resistiva, 20 A resistiva,

8,4 A inductiva. 8,4 A inductiva,4kW Motores 4 k W Motores

LOGO! Contact : Contactor para LOGO!

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Fuente de alimentación regulada para LOGO!24.. and LOGO! 12..

LOGO!Power 1.3 / 2.5 (24Vdc) 1.9 / 4.5 (12Vdc)!Dimensiones 72/126 x 90 x 55 mm 72/126 x 72 x 55 mm

!Tensión de entrada AC 85...264V AC 85...264V

!Tensión de salida DC 24V DC 12V

!Corriente válida 1.3/2.5Amp. 1.9/4.5Amp.

!Protección por corto circuito si si

Se ofrecen tambien las siguientes tensiones:•  5 Vdc 3.0 / 6.3Amp.

15 Vdc 1.85 / 4.0Amp.

48 Vdc 0.65 / 1.25Amp.

LOGO! Power : Alimentación para LOGO!

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LOGO! : Kit de Montaje en Panel Frontal

F

6AG1057-1AA00-0AA0

Proteción IP65 con Panel de Plexiglás

Protección IP30 sin Panel de Plaxiglás

Tamaño (AnchoxAlturaxProf) 79x95x57mm

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LOGO! Prom : Hacer copias del Know How

F

Copiado de LOGO! A Memory cards

" via PC con LOGO!Soft Comfort

" via una Memory Card Maestra

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Nueva GeneraciónLOGO!

 3. 0

LOGO! 4º Generación (0BA3)

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3-hilos-serial- IO 3-hilos-serial- IO

Maestro Esclavo Tipo 1 Esclavo Tipo 2

LOGO! ..0BA3 : Módulos de Expansión

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•Adjuste de Tiempo Automático : Verano / Invierno! EU, US, GB, ninguno etc.

•Menú en vez de 2 y 3 teclas al mismo tiempo

•Protección por Password! 10 caracteres

! Los Parámetros pueden ser modificados

•Retentividad para OHC en conjunto con Card Red

•Valor Actual del OHC puede ser mostrado en el Software (V3.1)! Esto es importante para LOGO! sin display

•El rango I/O completo puede ser usado con cualquier tipo de LOGO!

•Funcionalidad de display mejorada.

LOGO! ..0BA3 : Mejoras en el Firmware

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•Soporta los Sistemas Operativos:! Win 95/98/2000/ME/NT 4.0

! MAC-OS X

! Linux (min. V2.2.12 and glibc V2.1.2)

•Nueva Función Especial! Función “Switch Software” (Interruptor/Pulsador)

•Soporta una nueva Funcionalidad del Password! Chequea el password en caso de Upload

•Posibilidad de abrir mas de un proyecto al mismo tiempo (MDI)

•Ajustes para simulación se almacenan con el archivo de programa

•Programación Ladder como opción (LOGO!Soft Comfort V3.1)

LOGO!Soft Confort V3.1 : Características Adicionales

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! Antes:

! Ahora:

≥1L1

N

No1No2No3

L1

S1

L1

L1

L1 S1

N

“Cableado“ Standard vs LOGO!

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LOGO! Respuesta a “Power ON“

• Whether a program is stored in the internal LOGO! memory

• Whether a program module is inserted

Program in theprogrammodule orprogram in theinternalmemory

LOGO!

No Program

Press ESC

No program in theprogram moduleand no program inthe internalmemory

SIEMENS

LOGO!

Program

PC/Card..

Clock..

Start

>

If there is a program in theprogram module, it isautomatically copied to theinternal LOGO! memory. Anyprogram already present in theinternal LOGO! memory isoverwritten.

SIEMENS

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LOGO! Respuesta a “Power ON“

• LOGO! Estado previo al Power OFF

Si una desconexión ocurre mientras el programa era entrado, el progrma se borra una vezque se recobra la tensión

Antes de Power OFF Después de Power ON

En mode edición

LOGO!

Q1

SIEMENS

LOGO!

No Program

Press ESC

SIEMENS

Antes de Power OFF

En modo RUN

Después de Power ON

LOGO!

I : 0. , 1. , 2.

123456789

0123456789

01234

SIEMENS

LOGO!

I : 0. , 1. , 2.

123456789

0123456789

01234

SIEMENS

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Operando la Unidad LOGO!

Tenemos diseñado un circuito y queremos ingresarlo alLOGO! Cuál es el procedimiento?

Conectar el LOGO! A la alimentación y conectarla.El siguiente display aparece.

.

Presione ESC para accesar al menú princiapal

LOGO!

OKESC

No Program

Press ESC

SIEMENS

LOGO!

OKESC

Program ..

PC / Card ..

Clock ..

Start

>

SIEMENS

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Menú Principal / Menú Programa

In the first position of the first line, you see a “>“.Using the keys, you move the “>“ up and down.

Move the “>“ to Program and press . LOGO! switches to the program menu.OK

In addition, you can move the “>“ up and downusing the keys.

Move the “>“ to Edit Prg andpress the key.LOGO! now displays the first output (Q1).

OK

Using the keys, you can select the otheroutputs (Q1, Q2, Q3, etc.).

When entering your circuit, take into account the followingrules ....

LOGO! 12/24 RCOKESC

Program ..

PC / Card ..

Clock ..

Start

>

LOGO! 12/24 RCOKESC

Edit Prg

Prg Name

Clear Prg

Password

>

OKESC

Q1

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

LOGO!

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Reglas de Operación de LOGO! (1)

1. Always enter a circuit from the output tothe input.

2. You can connect one output to more thanone input.

3. However, you cannot connect an output to a input

preceding it in the same path (no feedback loops).

I

I1

Q

Q1

Q

Q1

&

I1

>

I2

&

Q1

Q

Q2

&

I1

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Programa Inicial

Refer to the following parallel circuit containing two switches.

Switch S1 and switch S2 switch the load.The parallel circuit of S1 and S2 is anOR operation in LOGO!, becauseS1 or S2 switches on the output.

>1

I1

I2

x

Q1

S1 S2

K1

K1

E1

v

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Cableado

Switch S1 acts on input I1 and switch S2acts on input I2. The load is connected at

relay Q1.

You now enter the program (from theoutput to the input!). To start, LOGO!displays output Q1.

Below the Q of Q1, you see anunderscore (_). We refer to theunderscore as a cursor. The cursorindicates your current location in theprogram.

L1

N

S1

LOGO! 12/24 RCOKESC

Q1

I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6L1 N

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

S2

L

N

SIEMENS

I7 I8

••

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Ingresando un Programa (1)

Now, press the key. The cursormoves to the left.

The cursor indicates your location in the

program. You enter the first block (the OR

block) at this location.

Change to editing mode by pressing .OK

The cursor now appears as a solid block 

Now, use the keys to select one of 

the following:

• Connector (Co)

• Basic function (BF)

• Special function (SF)

LOGO! 12/24 RC

OKESC

Q1

LOGO! 12/24 RC

OKESC

Q1

LOGO!

OKESC

Q1Co

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

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Ingresando un Programa (2)Select the basic function using (GF) and confirmwith .

The first block on the list of basic functions (BF) is

the AND block.

Now use the keys to select one of the

following:

OK

• AND

• AND (Edge)

• NAND

• NAND (Edge)

• OR

• NOR

• XOR

• NOT

Select the OR block (>1

) and confirm with .OK

LOGO! 12/24 RC

OKESC

Q1BF

LOGO! 12/24 RC

OKESC

Q1

B01

&

LOGO!

OKESC

Q1

B01

>1

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

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Arrancando un Programa

Now, all inputs of the block are connected.

LOGO! considers the program to be complete.

LOGO! jumps back to output Q1.

If you still want to view your initial program, you can move

the cursor through the program

using the keys.

In order to be able to start the program, you must

return to the main menu using the

key.ESC

Using the keys, move the cursor to

“Start“ and confirm with the

key.OK

LOGO! 12/24 RCOKESC

Q1B01

OKESC

Edit Prg

Prg Name

Clear Prg

Password

>

LOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!OKESC

Program ..

PC / Card ..

Clock ..

Start

>

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

However, we now leave the program entering

step and return to the program menu

using the key.ESC

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LOGO! En Modo RUNLOGO! displays the following in RUN mode:

Input states:

• State of input I = “1“

• State of input I = “0“

1

1Output states:

• State of output Q = “1“

• State of output Q = “0“

1

1

Refer to our example below:

If switch S1 is closed, input I1 is energized and the state of input I1 = “1“.

The LOGO! program determines the output states.

In this example, the state of output Q1 = “1“.

If the state of Q1 = “1“, LOGO! enables relay Q1 and the load at Q1 is energized.

L1

S1=1

S2=0

I :0.,1.,2.

23456789

0123456789

01234

N

Q1

=1

Mo 09:00

06.21.01

1

Q :0.,1.

23456789

0123456

1The window on the left shows the time of day

and the date.

The window in the center shows the input states

(I1 to I9; I10 to I19; I20 to I24).

The window on the right shows the output

states (Q1 to Q9; Q10 to Q16)

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Asignando Parametros en LOGO! (1)

Assigning parameters of functions:

You can assign the following:

• Time delays of time functions

• Switching times for timer switches

• Threshold for a counter

• Monitoring interval of an elapsed time counter

• On and off thresholds for the threshold switch

By assigning parameters, we mean the assignment of parameters of 

functions.

You can assign parameters in the following operating modes:

• Programming

• Parameter assignment

You reach parameter assignment mode by pressing the

key in RUN mode, placing the cursor on Set Param,

and confirming with the key.OK

ESC

LOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!

OKESC

I :0.,1.,2.

123456789

0123456789

01234

SIEMENS

LOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!

OKESC

Stop

Set Param

Set Clock

Set Name

>

SIEMENS

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Asignando Parametros en LOGO! (2)

When the setting for the required block has been made, press

the key. The cursor jumps to the first parameter

to be modified. You can now modify the value using the

keys.

OK

When the setting for the required value has been made,

press the key. The cursor jumps to the block 

number. Using the keys, you can select the

next block to be changed, and so on.

OK

Select a block:

In “parameter assignment“ mode, select the appropriate block 

using the keys.

LOGO! 12/24 RC

OKESC

B01:ParLim=005

Cnt=000000

LOGO! 12/24 RCLOGO! 12/24 RC

OKESC

B04: TT = 5.0s

Ta=0.0s

LOGO! 12/24 RCLOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!OKESC

B07: TT = 8.0s

Ta=0.0s

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

SIEMENS

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Asignando Parametros en LOGO! (3)

ESC  Use the key to return to the menu.

ESC  Use the key to return to RUN mode.

 

LOGO! 12/24 RCLOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!

OKESC

B07: TT = 8.0s

Ta=0.0s

SIEMENS

LOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!

OKESC

Stop

Set Param

Set Clock

Set Name

>

SIEMENS

LOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!

OKESC

I :0.,1.,2.

123456789

0123456789

01234

SIEMENS

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Function RE

Basic function 0 0 0 0

ON delay 1 1 1 0

OFF delay 2 1 1 0Impulse relay 1 1 1 0

Pulse relay 1) 0 1 0 0

Pulse relay 2) 0 0 0 1

Clock 6 2 0 0

Latching relay 1) 0 1 0 0

Latching relay 2) 0 0 0 1

Clock-pulse generator 1 1 1 0

Latching ON delay 2 1 1 0

Counter 1) 2 2 0 0

Counter 2) 2 0 0 2

Operating hours counter 2 0 0 4Trigger 3 3 1 0

1) LOGO! - sin remanencia2) LOGO! - con remanencia

Temporizadores (Timer)

Set Points (Par)

Valores Actuales (RAM)

RE Remanencia

Memoria Disponible en LOGO!

F

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Conectores

Funciones Generales

F

Funciones Especiales-a

Funciones Especiales-b

Descripción Detallada de Funciones

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Funciones Básicas (BF)

AND AND(Edge)

NAND NAND(Edge)

OR NOR XOR NOT

FuncionesBásicas

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(BF) NAND con Evaluación e Flanco

S1

S2

S3

H2

The state of the output of the NAND (Not And) with edgeevaluation operation = 1 only if the state of at least one

input = 0 and the state of all inputs during the previous

cycle = 1.

An unconnected input pin in this block is automatically

assigned state = 1.

&S1

S2

S3H2

NAND with edge evaluation

Electromechanical counter

S1 S3 S3

H2

5160

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(BF) Operación Lógica NOR

The state of the NOR (Not OR) output = 1 only if the state

of all inputs = 0. As soon as any input is switched on (state

= 1), the output is switched off.An unassigned input pin in this block is automatically

assigned state = 0.

NOR (Not OR)

S1

S2

H1

Referring to the circuit diagram, it can be seen that lamp H1 isilluminated only if normally closed switches S1 and S2 are notactivated.

The circuit diagram shown on the right is referred to as a NOR (Not

OR) logic operation.

This means that if at least one of the switches S1 or S2 is activated,lamp H1 is not illuminated.

The symbol for this operation is .

Input 2 Input 3 Output

0 0 0 1

0 0 1 0

0 1 0 0

0 1 1 0

1 0 0 0

1 0 1 0

1 1 0 0

1 1 1 0

Logic Table for AND Block:

Input 1

Series circuit with normallyclosed switches

>1S1

S2

xH1

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Funciones Especiales

FuncionesEspeciales

On-Delay

Off-Delay

On/Off Delay

Retentive On-DelayLatching Relay

Pulse Relay

Internal Time-Delay Relay

Edge-Triggered InternalTime-Delay Relay

Weekly Timer

Yearly Timer

Up/Down Counter

Elapsed Time Counter

Clock PulseGenerator

Pulse Relay

Random Generator

Threshold Switch

Staircase LightingTime Delay

Multifunction Switch

Message TextAnalog Threshold Switch

Analog Comparator

Softkey

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(SF) On-Delay

Function Description:

If the state at input Trg changes from 0 to 1, the timer starts running. If the state at input Trg =1 for a sufficient amount of time,

the output is set to 1 once time T expires. There is a delay in switching on the output as compared to the input. The output is reset

to 0 if the state at input Trg = 0.If the state at input Trg changes back to 0 before time T expires, the timer is reset.

The expired timer is reset after a power failure.

Referring to the circuit diagram, it can be seen that the motor startsrunning only after the set time delay expires.

This function is referred to as an on-delay.

This means that the motor is switched on after a set time delay.

The symbol for this function is .

S1

K1

K1

M

Diagram:

Trg

Q

Ta

T T

(Timer active)

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(SF) Relé de Pulso (Toggle)

Function Description

Each time that the state at input Trg changes from 0 to 1, output Q changes its state,

i.e., the output is switched on or off. The state of the latching relay is set to 0 using input R.

Referring to the circuit diagram, it can be seen that lamp H1 can beswitched on and off with momentary-contact pushbuttons S1 or S2.This function is referred to as a pulse relay.This means that lamp H1 is switched on and off by a brief pulse inS1 or S2, respectively.

The symbol for this operation is  .K1

S1 K1S2

H1

Diagram:

Trg

R

Q

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(SF) Intervalo-Delay Relé/Salida de Pulso

Referring to the circuit diagram, it can be seen that lamp H1 isilluminated only if maintained-contact switch S1 is closed, but atmost for the time period set on timer T1.

The symbol for this operation is  .

T1

S1

H1

T1

Diagram:

Trg

Ta

Q

Function Description

If the state at input Trg = 1, the state at output Q immediately switches to 1. Simultaneously, the current time Ta

starts in LOGO!, and the output setting is retained. When Ta reaches the value set using T

(Ta =T), the state at output Q is reset to 0 (pulse output).If the state at input Trg changes from 1 to 0 before the specified time expires, the state at the output also changes immediately from 1

to 0.

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(SF) Intervalo delay Relé por Flanco

T1

S1

H1

T1

T1

Diagram:

Trg

Ta

Q

T T

Referring to the circuit diagram, it can be seen that lamp H1illuminates for a period of time set in timer T1 when maintained-contact switch S1 is activated.

The symbol for this operation is  .

Function Description

If the state at input Trg = 1, the state at output Q switches to 1. Simultaneously, time Ta starts. When time Ta

reaches the value set using T (Ta=T), the state at output Q is reset to 0 (pulse output).

If the state at input Trg changes back from 0 to 1 before the specified time expires (retriggering), time Ta is reset

and the output remains switched on.

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(SF) Temporizador SemanalThe output is controlled by means of an assignable on and

off date. Any combination of weekdays is supported. Active

weekdays are selected by removing inactive weekdays.

Wednesday

Monday Function Description

Each weekly timer has three cams which can be used

to assign parameters for each time window. The onand off times are specified using the cams.

Cam1

Cam2

Cam3

Lu Ma ViJu SaMi OnDo Off  

07 : 30 16 05

08 : 00 12 00

10 : 00 12 30

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(SF) Termporizador Anual

Function Description

Each yearly timer has an on and off time. The yearly timer

switches the output on at a specified on time and switches it off 

at a specified off time. The off date identifies the day when the

output is to be reset to 0.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

On May 10 Off Oct 20

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(SF) Contador Up/Down

Referring to the circuit diagram, it can be seen that the time pulse isgenerated with maintained-contact switch S1. Maintained-contactswitch S2 determines whether the counter counts up or down. If the counter content has a value >= 10, the lamp is switched on.

Function Description

For every rising edge at input Cnt, the internal counter counts up by

one (Dir = 0) or down by one (Dir = 1). If the internal counter value

is equal to or greater than the value specified using Par, output Q is

set to 1.

The internal counter value and the output can be reset to 0 using

input R.As long as R = 1, the output is 0, and pulses at input Cnt are not

counted.

C1

S1

S2

+-

>=5

H1Q

R

Par

Dir

Cnt

Diagram:

Q

RContador

Dir

Cnt

23

21

0

43

566

5

3

1

4

23

0

54

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(SF) Generador de Pulsos Asíncrono

The pulse form of the output can be modified by means of theassignable pulse/pause ratio.

The symbol for this function is  .

Function Description

Pulse length and pause length can be set by means of parameters. The time base can be divided into seconds,

minutes, or hours. Both parameters have the same time basis, and a different setting is not possible. Input Inv causes

the output to be inverted if the block is enabled by means of EN.

Diagram:

En

Q

Pulse length/ Pause length

Inv

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(SF) Generador Aleatorio

Function Description

If input En changes from 0 to 1, a random time of between 0 and 10 seconds is started. If En =1 for at least the

duration of the on-delay time, the output is set to 0 when the on-delay time expires. If the state at input En changes

back to 0 before the on-delay time expires, the time is reset.

If input En changes from 1 to 0, a random time (off-delay time) of between 0 and 15 seconds is started. If En = 0 for

at least the duration of the off-delay time, the output is set to 0 once the off-delay time expires. If the state at input Enchanges to 1 before the off-delay time expires, the time is reset.

The random generator switches the output on or off within an

assignable time.

The symbol for this function is  .

Diagram:

En

Q

Maximum On-Delay/Maximum Off-Delay

Q

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(SF) Switch de Umbral de Frecuencia

The output is switched on and off depending on two assignable

frequencies.

The symbol for this function is  .

Function Description

The threshold switch measures the signals at input Fre. The pulses are detected over an assignable time period

(peak time). If during the peak time, the measured values are greater than the upper threshold value, output Q

switches on. Output Q switches off again when the measured values are less than the lower threshold value.

SWOn is the on threshold. The permitted range is 0000 to 9999.

SWOff is the off threshold. The permitted range is 0000 to 9999.

Peak time is the time interval during which the pulses at Fre are measured. The permitted range is 0.05 seconds

to 99.95 seconds.

Diagram:

Fre

Q

Ventana

Fre > SWOn Fre > SWoff Fre < SWOff  

Fre =12 Fre = 5 Fre = 3 Fre = 5

Fre < SWOn

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(SF) Delay Alumbrado de Escalera

An assignable time runs following an input pulse (edge

triggering). The output is reset after the time expires. An

early shutdown warning is issued 15 seconds before the

time expires.

The symbol for this function is  .

Function Description

If the state at input Trg changes from 0 to 1, the current time Ta runs and output Q is set to 1. Fifteen seconds

before Ta reaches time T, output Q is reset to 0 for 1 second.If Ta reaches time T, output Q is reset to 0.

Further switching actions at input Trg while Ta is running resets Ta (retrigger option).

Diagram:

Ta

Trg

Q

T (Off-delay)

1 s

15 s

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(SF) Switch de Umbral Análogo

Function DescriptionThe output is switched off if the analog value exceeds an assignable on threshold.

The output is switched off if the analog value is less than an assignable off 

threshold (hysteresis).

The function reads analog value AI1 or AI2. The offset parameter is then added to

the analog value. This value is then multiplied by the gain parameter.

If this value exceeds the on

threshold (SW↑),

output Q is set to 1.

Q is reset to 0 if the value falls b

low the off threshold (SW↓).

Note: In the effective range,

the minimum and maximum

must be assigned the same

one‘s digit.

Diagram

Pinout

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(SF) Comparador AnálogoFunction Description

This function generates the difference between the analog values Ax and Ay. The offset

parameter is then added to the difference. The difference is then multiplied by the gain parameter.

If the difference of this value exceeds the assigned threshold, output Q is set to 1.Output Q is reset to 0 if the valued falls below the threshold again.

Diagram

Pinout

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(SF) Softkey

Function Description

This logic function works like a mechanical momentary-contact pushbutton or a maintained-contact switch.If input En is set and the “switch“ parameter is switched to “On“ and confirmed with OK in parameterassignment mode, the output is switched on. Whether the function was configured as a maintained-contactswitch or a momentary-contact pushbutton is irrelevant.

The output is reset to 0 in the following three cases:

• If the state at input En changes from 1 to 0.• If the function was configured as a momentary-contact push-button and a cycle has run since it was switched on.

• If the “Switch“ parameter was switched to “Off“ and confirmedwith OK in parameter assignment mode.

Diagram

QEn

Par

Pinout

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Interfase bien conocida tipo Windows! Menus contextuales, Símbolos etc.

Programación confortable! En Bolque de Funciones (FBD) o Escalera (Ladder)

Programación usando “Drag and Drop“! Pruebe el Programa en pantalla - directamente

en la PC

Simulación del programa! con el estado de cada función (en color)

Impresión Profesional y función de documentaciónSelección del equipo! (0BA0, 0BA1, 0BA2, 0BA3 con chequeo de

capacidad de función)

LOGO!Soft Confort V3.1 Características

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Inicio Rápido con LOGO! Soft Comfort V3.1

Barra de Título

Barra de Menú

Barra de Símbolos

Barra de Herramientas

Status bar

Ventana de Mensajes

Etiqueta de Progrma

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Funciones de Ayuda (1)

El Help es activado usando elcomando Help -> Content . Se

puede encontrar información

adicional ordenada por temas en el

directorio Contenido

Haciendo clik en un

tema de interes, se

obtiene información

detallada a ese respecto

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Funciones de Ayuda (2)

Que es esto? Puede ser accesado

por medio del menú contextual

(click con boton derecho delmouse) para cada función

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Funciones de Ayuda (3)

Que es esto? Se activa también

usando el comando Help -> What‘s 

This? . Los objetos sobre los cuales

se desea ayuda se apuntan con el

mouse

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Funciones de Ayuda (4)

Usando el comando Help -> Update 

Center , se puede instalar leguajes

adicionales, Upgrades y sevice packs

del programa

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Título

Lista de Menu

Barra de herramientas én íconos

Modo seleccionar para modificar

Texto libre para comentariosadicionales

Para una mejor vista , separar lasinterconexiones

Trazado de las líneas de interconexión

Mostrar Conectores (Co)

Mostrar funciones generales (GF)

Mostrar funciones especiales (SF)

Simulación offline

Standard-Windows

PC -> LOGO!

LOGO! -> PC!

LOGO!Soft Confort: Botones

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Rango de

Medida

Ganancia (1 - 1000)

Offset -999

+999

UmbralDependiendo del

rango de medida

Cuadro : Comparador Análogo

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4 Líneas

Prioridad

Edición de

Texto

Selección de

Bloque Selección de

Parámetro

Cuadro : Mensajes

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Selección de

7 Días

Hora de

Encedido

Hora de

 Apagado

Leva 1,2,3

Cuadro : Reloj Semanal

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Fondo

Color “High“

Color “Low“

Slección de color 

Vista previa

Cuadro : Personalización de Colores

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Seleccíon de

pulsador 

Valor min./max.

Para simulaciónde frecuencia

Valor min./max.

Para simulación

análoga

Cuadro : Parámetro de Simulación

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Página1, B55

Página2, Marca 1

Función Unir / Desunir Conexión

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Seleccionar Hardware

F

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ComunicaciónLOGO!

LOGO!: COMUNICACIÓN

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Comunicación de CampoComunicación de CampoComunicación de Campo

PROCESS FIELD BUS 

Comunicación de DatosComunicación de DatosComunicación de Datos

PROCESS FIELD BUS PROCESS FIELD BUS 

netnetnet

Comunicación - ITComunicación - ITComunicación - IT

AS-

Interface

Simatic NET: Posicionamiento de AS-I

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AS- Interface es la mejor alternativa en Busde Campo:

∇ De facil instalación y de bajo costo

∇ Sólo Actuadores y Sensores (Ahoratambien analógicos).

∇ Hasta 64 Esclavos AS-I: Sensores yActuadores Inteligentes, Standard y LOGO!

∇ Standard Universal (No SIEMENS).

∇ Flexible y Versátil en la configuración.

Que es AS-Interface?

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Max. 100m y 03 ramas usando repetidores.

Concepto de Bus!  Acceso Master/Slave

! Hasta 62 esclavos con 4 Bit bidireccionales

! Hasta 248 E/A en configuración máxima.

! Max. 5 Milisegundos de tiempo de acceso al Bus

Sistema de Bus abierto: SIEMENS es miembro de laAS-Interface Association

AS-Interface: Características

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Módulo de Acoplamiento Cable PerfiladoAS-Interface

Módulo Acoplado alCable AS-Interface

FijaciónMecánica

FijaciónEléctrica

AS-Interface: Componentes de Bus

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PPI/MPISIMATIC S7-200 mit EM

TD 200

TP070

DruckerBarcode-

leser

LOGO!

AS-Interface

Motor Motor

AS-Interface con S7-200 y LOGO!

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Entrada Virtual AS-Interface (=Salida en el Maestro)

Salida Virtual AS-Interface (=Salida en el Maestro) y Salida Virutal AS-Interface (=Entrada en el Maestro)

Q1

B01

Q1Ia1

I2

I1

B01

Qa1B01

B01

Qa1Ia3

I2

B02

I/O Virtual para AS-Interface con LOGO!

F

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Aplicación Típica de LOGO!

If the water level drops below level (I1), the drinking watersupply is to switch on automatically.

If the water level reaches level (I2), the drinking water supply isto switch off automatically.

P

I3 (Pump off)

I1(Drinking water supply on)

I2

(Drinking water supply off)

I4(Pump off)

Q1(Drinking water supply line)

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Paso 1: Insertando Conectores (CO)How many inputs and outputs are needed to solve this task?

1. The tool must be selected if you

want to place input blocks, output blocks,

memory bits, or constants (high, low) on the

programming interface.

2. Then, the specific function blocks are

selected using this

symbol bar:

3. The following symbol now appears in the

work area:

Now, move the mouse to the required position.The function is inserted by clicking the left

mouse button.1.

2.

3.

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Paso 2: Insertando Funciones Basicas (BF)

Which basic functions are needed to solve this task?

1. Select the tool if you want

to place simple basic logic elements of 

Boolean algebra on the programming

interface.

2. A specific function block is selected using

the symbol bar.

3. The following symbol appears in the work 

area:

Now, move the mouse to the required

position. The function is inserted by clicking

the left mouse key.1.

2.

3.

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Paso 3: Insertando Funciones Especiales (SF)

2. A specific function block 

is selected using the symbol

bar.

3. The following symbol now

appears in the work area:

Now, move the mouse to the

required position. The

function is inserted by

clicking the left mousebutton.

1. Select thetool if you want to place

additional functions on the

programming interface.

Which special functions are needed to solve this task?

1.

2.

3.

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Paso 7: Alineando los Bloques

To achieve a more attractive and easier-to-view appearance for your program, you can align the individualfunction blocks vertically or horizontally.

1. First, the function blocks

that are to be aligned must be

selected.

2. Activate the button to vertically align the

selected function blocks.

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Paso 8: Asignando Parametros (1)In the case of special functions and basic functions, there us a tab for comments and one or more tabs for

parameters. Here, you can specify values or settings that are to be adopted by the function block in its circuit.

1.

Double-click

the function

using the leftmouse button.

3. Another address can be assigned for each individual

input and output block by means of block parameter

assignment. However, only the inputs and outputs not

already assigned in the circuit program are considered inthe selection.

1. Select function and

click using the right

mouse button.

2. Select the Block 

Properties menu item.

or 

2.

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Paso 8: Asignando Parametros (2)

In addition, you have the option of changing and checking all of the block properties centrally.

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Paso 9: Asignando Nombres de ConexiónFor the sake of clarity, you can also assign symbolic names for the input and output

connectors in addition to the text fields in the program:

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Paso 11: Documentación (1)For purposes of program documentation, you can display all of the connectors, basic functions, and special

functions used in the program.

A list of all blocks used in the program is displayed using the

Edit -> Go to Block menu command. The list contains

information on the block number and the type of the block. For

example, you can display the special functions that you used. You

can enter the brief description of the block, I1, Q2, B02, etc., in

the search function, and you will be shown the position of theblock in the list. Clicking OK causes the block that you searched

for to be highlighted.

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Paso 11: Documentación (2)

You obtain additional information for program documentation from the information window. It isusually located at the lower edge of the screen.

The View -> Information Window menu

command displays program messages.

Following simulation of a circuit program,

the resources used along with the current date

and time of day are displayed in the

information window.

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Paso 11: Documentación (3)Program or system data can be entered using the File -> Properties menu item in the General tab. These data

are displayed in the program printout in the parent window below.

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Paso 11: Documentación (5)You can define which documents are to be printed under Properties in the Print Preview window. The

circuit diagram, the parameter list, and the list of connector names are normally selected.

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Paso 11: Documentación (6)In the case of large or complex programs, it is often useful to divide up the circuit diagram onto severalpages.

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Paso 11: Documentación (7)

Various connection lines must be separated when the program is divided onto several pages.

The connection lines can be easily separated using the selected cut tool. The interfaces are uniquely labeled by the

page number, block number, and input pin. By clicking on one of the interface wildcards again using the cut tool, the

separation is undone.

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Paso 12: Prueba del Programa (3)

As an additional aid for program testing, a particular switch functioncan be assigned to each input.

The context menu (right mouse click) can be used to assign an appropriate switch function to each of the inputs used

in the program. You can select from a momentary-contact switch, maintained-contact switch, and frequency input. For

frequency inputs, the simulated frequency setting in Hz can be entered. For analog inputs, the range and the starting

value is specified.

These parameters can also be changed and reviewed centrally using the Extras -> Simulation parameters  menu

command.

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Paso 13: Asignar un Password al ProgramaIn order to protect the program and the knowledge it contains, you can assign a 10-digit

password to be applicable to this program alone.

This password protects your program only on LOGO! Without the password,

you cannot change or view the program, only delete it. The password is also

needed to download a password-protected program to a PC.

To delete a previously assigned password, enter the old password and leave the

new password blank.

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Paso 14: Transferir Programa a LOGO! (1)When programming in LOGO!Soft Comfort 3, you have the option of first implementing your circuit program and thendetermining the required unit using the Extras -> Define LOGO! menu command,

or you can use the Extras -> Unit Selection menu command to first define the LOGO! unit for which you want to create

your circuit program.

The unit selection shows the available function blocks

and memory resources for each selected unit.

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Paso 14: Transferir Programa a LOGO! (2)

Once a successful program test has been performed, the program should be transferred to the LOGO! Certain

requirements must be satisfied for this.

LOGO!

OK

ESC

Program ..

PC / Card ..

Clock ..

Start

>

SIEMENS

LOGO!

OK

ESC

SIEMENS

PC <->

-> Card

Card ->

>

LOGO!

OKESC

SIEMENS

PC <->

Stop?Press ESC

1. 2.

The LOGO! unit must be connected with the PC cable and prepared for the transfer using the PC/Card , PC <-> 

setting.

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Paso 14: Transferir Programa a LOGO! (3)

All preparations have been made. The program can now be transferred.

Select the function to transfer a

circuit program created in the PC with

LOGO! Soft Comfort to a LOGO! unit.

Prior to transferring, LOGO! identifies the

minimum version required for the created

circuit program. If the created circuit

program cannot be transferred to the

available LOGO! unit, an error message is

displayed and the transfer is canceled.

If LOGO! is not suitably prepared for the data

transfer, an error message is displayed.

A message is displayed in the status

bar indicating that the data transfer

was successful.

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Paso 15: Poner LOGO! a RUN

LOGO!OKESC

SIEMENS

PC <->

Stop?Press ESC

LOGO!OKESC

Program ..

PC / Card ..

Clock ..Start

>SIEMENS

LOGO!OKESC

Program ..

PC / Card ..

Clock ..Start>

SIEMENS

1.2.

3.

P

I3 (Pump off)

I1

I2 

I4 

Q1LOGO! 12/24 RC

LOGO!

OKESC

SIEMENS

I :0.,1.,2.

23456789

0123456789

01234

1

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Paso 16: Ajustar Hora y Fecha (1)

The software can also be used to set the system clock in LOGO! Of course, the time of day can also be set directly on the unit.

To be able to use this function, theLOGO! must be placed in the

PC/Card , PC <->  transfer mode

again.

Pressing the Write button transfers the

time-of-day setting to the LOGO!

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Paso 16: Ajustar Hora y Fecha (2)With LOGO! Modular, you have the option of configuring the system clock to automatically change for seasonal

time variations. This can be done by means of the software and directly on the device.

The LOGO! Must be placed in the PC/Card ,

PC <->  transfer mode for this function.

The time change in effect for the selected

region is applied.

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Control de Faja Trasnportadora

I1(ON)

I3 (OFF)I2(Fill)

Function Description

A bottle filling machine is to be controlled.

Part 2 When the sensor (I2) detects a bottle,the motor is switched off for 3

seconds (filling operation).Afterwards, the motor starts runningagain.

Part 1 The conveyor control is switched onor off using (I1).

When the conveyor control isswitched on, the motor for theconveyor belt (Q1) runs.

The motor is able to be switched off at any time by means of Off (I3).

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Solución: Control de Faja Part 1 (1)

I1(ON)

I3 (OFF)I2(Fill)

Part 1 The conveyor control is switched onor off using (I1).

When the conveyor control isswitched on, the motor for the

conveyor belt (Q1) runs.

The motor is able to be switched off at any time by means of Off (I3).

OKESC

Edit Prg

Prg Name

Clear Prg

Password

>

LOGO! 12/24 RC

SIEMENS

Q1B01Q1B01Q1

B02B01

I1

x

&

Q1

B02B01

I1x

&

B01

B02

I3

1

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Solución: Control de Faja Part 1 (2)

I1(ON)

I3 (OFF)I2(Fill)Part 1 The conveyor control is switched on

or off using (I1).

When the conveyor control isswitched on, the motor for theconveyor belt (Q1) runs.

The motor is able to be switched off at any time by means of Off (I3).

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Solución: Control de Faja Part 2

I1(ON)

I3 (OFF)I2(Fill)Part 2 When the sensor (I2) detects a bottle,

the motor is switched off for 3seconds (filling operation).Afterwards, the motor starts runningagain.

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a).- Programar el contador up-/down de 6-digitos Ej.:! Cuenta (Cnt) = I1

! Dirección (Dir) = I2

! Reset (R) = I3

! Limite (Par) = 10

Control del valor actual y cambio del límite con modo”Parametrización”

b).- Expandir el programa con I4! Contar sólo si I4 = 1

y

! Q1 = 1 si el valor del contador es <10 y I4 = 1

1).-Función Contador

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Solución 1-a

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Solución 1-b

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La función especial ”Generador de pulsos” tiene una proporciónOn/Off fija 1:1

Programar las siguientes funciones (Sin usar el generador depulsos asíncrono):! a).- Generador de pulsos con estado ”On” >50%

! b).- Generador de pulsos con estado ”On” <50%

! c).- Generador de pulsos con una proporción On/Off flexible

2).-Función Generador de Pulsos

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Solución 2-a

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Solución 2-b

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La siguiente función debe ser programada:! Q1 (Lúz) debe ser cambiado entre On y Off con un pulsador 

conectado a I1

! Si Q1 lleva encendido (On) 5 seg. Q2 (Ventilator) debe ser también encendido (ON)

! Si Q1 es apagado (Off) mientras Q2 está en On, Q2 debe ser apagado (Off) 10 seg. Después de Q1 (Off delay para ventilador)

3).- On/Off Delay: Sistema de Ventilación

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Alternancia de dos bombas dependiendo del nivel de líquido! Todas las entradas son “NO“.

! I1 = Nivel alto

! I2 = Nivel Medio

! I3 = Nivel bajo

! Manual/Auto y pulsadores On/Off manual de cada bomba son Switch Software

! Para arrancar Bomba1 (Q1) o Bomba2 (Q2) I3 debe estar en “On“, se indica mensaje“Bomba # Run“ y se indica el tiempo de trabajo. Las bombas trabajan intermitentes10seg. c/u, sin I3 apaga ambas (Los mensajes sólo operan en modo “Auto“).

! Si I1 es “On“, Bomba1 y Bomba2 tienen que trabajar, se indica mensaje “Nivel Alto“.La lámpara (Q3) debe hacerse intermitente y emitir una señal acústica (Q4)

! El “Reset“ (Vía Acuse Mensaje) debe apagar la señal acústica (Q4) y si I1 está en

“Off“, se puede apagar la lámpara (Q3), si no, sólo se detiene la intermitencia! Si I4 es “ON“, ninguna bomba debe funcionar, se indica mensaje “Nivel Bajo“.

5).- Programa de Control de Bombas

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Simulación Offline

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Vista previa de Impresión

Vista Preliminar

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Ejemplo: Alumbrado de OficinaRequerimientos y Representación Esquemática

1. El alumbrado de la oficina sonindividualmente conmutados entre

on y off directamente en el sitio.2. Si hay suficiente luz del dia, las

luces cerca a las ventanas sonapagados automáticamente por unswitch crepuscular.

3. A las 8.00pm las cuatro luces sonautomaticamente apagadas.

4. El alumbrado debe ser ahoraindividualmente controlable en elsitio y en cualquier momento.

Fluorescent lamp 2Fluorescent lamp 1

Fluorescent lamp 4Fluorescent lamp 3

Corridor

Office

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Ejemplo: Alumbrado de OficinaSolución Convencional

La luz es encendida y apagada via un relé de pulsos, es activado por el pulsador de la puerta. Independientemente de esto, Puede ser reseteado por medio de elrelog ó el switch crepuscular. La orden de apagado debe ser cortada por el reléde impulsos de manera que siempre despues de ser apagada, la luz pueda ser operada en el sitio.

B1

L1

N

E1

E1

lx> K6

E5

K5

E4

K4

E3

K3

E2K3 K4 K5 K6

S1 S2 S3 S4

K1 K2

K2K2K1

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Ejemplo: Alumbrado de OficinaSolución con LOGO!

L1 N I1 I 2 I 3 I4 I5 I6

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

SIEMENS

L1

N

E2 E3 E4

B1

lx<

Fluorescent

lamp 1

E5

Fluorescent

lamp 2

Fluorescent

lamp 3

Fluorescent

lamp 4

S1 S2 S3 S4

LOGO! 230RC

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Ejemplo: Alumbrado de OficinaDiagrama de Circuito LOGO!

&

&

≥1

Q3: Luz 3cerca al Hall

Q1: Luz 1Cerca a la ventana

≥11

1Mo..Su20:0020:01Mo..Su21:0021:01

1sI3

I4

I1

I2

I5

1sx

I5

B01B02

B03B04B05

B06

B07B08B09

B10B11

B12B13

Q4: Luz 4cerca al hall

Q2: Luz 2Cerca a la ventana

B02

B02

B02

B09x

xB05

x

Ejemplo: Alumbrado de OficinaVentajas de la Solución con LOGO!

Las luces son directamente conectadas a LOGO!, verificando quela potencia de las salidas individuales no exceda la capacidad

de conmutación.