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Hello Elotecv; You are referencing a post that is more than 10 years old. You really have not been able to find the answer on the accumulated threads of the forum? The S7-200CN PLCs were issued for the chinese market and are now, since 2017, discontinued. To program these CPUs you needed S7-MicroWin v4.0, of which the latest Service Pack was SP9. Once this version was installed on your PC, you had to go to your computer's Windows Control Panel, open Tools --> Language Settings, and select Chinese as the support language. Then you could program the S7-200CN. You cannot donwload a full version of S7-Microwin form the web (not legally anyway), you must purchase the last part number for MicroWin, it includes SP9; see the screenshot below. Microwin v4.0 SP9 is compatible with Windows 7 32 or 64 bits, installation on Windows 10 is problematic, certain aspects of the software do not work. All you will find on the forum Product Support pages are service pack downloads, you still need the basic S7-Microwin license on the PC for these to install. You would also need a programming cable PC/PPI 6ES7901-3BF30-0XA0, or a PC Adapter USB A2 cable 6GK1571-0BA00-0AA0 to be able to connect your PC to the S7-200CN PLC. More information on the S7-200 (and S7-200CN) PLCs programming can be found in the S7-200 System manual: https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/1109582 Hope this helps, Daniel Chartier |
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