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SIMOTION with SINAMICS G120 - Sample Program

10/15/2014 7:23 AM	Rate (0)
Navnag Platinum Member Joined: 11/21/2007 Last visit: 7/25/2025 Posts: 2326 Rating: (309)	Hello friends Is there a sample program available for controlling SINAMICS G120 over PROFIBUS / PROFINET from SIMOTION D410-2 ? The G120 is being used for some conveyor drives for VVVF Speed control only. These do not need to be defined as Axis. Thanks Navnag
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10/15/2014 2:27 PM	Rate (0)
A.Gabardo Posts: 87 Rating: (7)	Hi Navnag. As far as I know there is no a sample project, but you can work like a conventional PLC, working directly with the IOs periphery. Simotion side: In the hardware config you will select the G120 and configures the Telegram for communication, for example the 'Standard message frame 1, PZD-2/2'. Then a address will be created. Sinamics G120 side: In the parameter 'p922' you must configure the same Telegram that was configured in the hardware config. For example: 'Standard message frame 1, PZD-2/2' := PZD1 -> STW1 (Ctrl Word); //Simotion to Sinamics G120 PZD2 -> NSOLL_A (Main Setpoint); // PZD1 -> ZSW1 (Stw Word); //Sinamics to Simotion PZD2 -> NIST_A (Actual Speed); // Hope this helps. Regards
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10/15/2014 7:57 PM	Rate (0)
Navnag Platinum Member Joined: 11/21/2007 Last visit: 7/25/2025 Posts: 2326 Rating: (309)	Thanks A.Gabardo I am doing it as you suggested. I just wanted to avoid re-inventing the wheel, in case a tested sample was available. Cheers Navnag
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