7/7/2018 8:36 AM | |
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Why does it say that connectors must be GOLD? What does this means? I looked at Appendix C, and there is no information on what this means or what it's referring to. |
7/7/2018 8:42 AM | |
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Hello, I am wonder if you guys can help me with the following: I have a problem with Going online with my Siemens S7-1200 PLC… When I connect directly hard wired to this PLC, I can successfully connect to it. In this direct connection, when I go to "Accessible devices", I see 3 options via PN/IE: 1) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 and the only method that works for me is when I select "Ethernet Connection (2) I219-LM", and when I press the "Start Search" my PLC populates. This PLC has the IP address 172.19.48.125. The subnet mask and Gateway/Route address corresponding to our network protocol in our plant. However, when I go and connect this PLC to a network-switch which is connected to a network drop coming from our Server room. (On this network-switch I have other Allen Bradley PLCs too). When I ping the Siemens PLC new address, I get a reply....(and the software TIA portal v13 is an allowed program on the firewall) The issue is when I try to connect TO this PLC from my Wireless card on my laptop. This time, I can only select two options via PN/IE 1) Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 I proceed to select my Wireless Adapter from my laptop ("Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260"), but when I press the "Start Search" button, and nothing comes up. Is there a different procedure in connecting to this PLC via WiFi? (Via Wifi, I am able to access Allen Bradley, and Omron PLCs this way and going online with it, but not Siemens). Any recommendations on what to do on this case? I would very much appreciate your help. Thank you. |
7/7/2018 8:50 AM | |
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Siemens means this (take a look at attachment). AttachmentS7-1200 manual pages 1565+1566.pdf (183 Downloads) |
7/7/2018 9:03 AM | |
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The problem maybe because you hadn't defined the Router in your PLC IP configuration. Without that configuration, you maynot be able to find your PLC in a different subnet. If your WIFI Router is in the same subnet as the PLC, then you don't have to set this router function. First ensure your WIFI router IP and your PLC IP and then let us know. Thanks, Jay
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7/8/2018 6:08 AM | |
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Thank you for your response. I have actually defined the Router Address in my PLC and this is the reason why I am able to ping the PLC IP address and get a reply (via WiFi from my Laptop). It is just that when I proceed to select my Wireless Adapter from my laptop ("Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260"), and then I press the "Start Search" button, and nothing comes up. |
7/8/2018 7:23 AM | |
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Did you also checked the PG/PC interface in your control panel whether it is pointing to your wireless adapter or still with Ethernet? Thanks, Jay
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7/9/2018 4:35 PM | |
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The "start search" button uses a non-routable protocol. You need to VPN into that network to use the start search button.
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