10/18/2020 12:36 PM | |
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Hi, Simulating a process is possible using plcsim, but you cannot use this in combination with real hardware. Then you would need a s7400 cpu. Looking at your question an OS single station is what you need to have this setup running either using plcsim and simulate the signals on your own or using a real cpu with your real hardware. In this case the ES and OS is combined, you would not need any clients or so but you need to have a matrox card of other to get 3 screens setup in WinCC runtime. |
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10/29/2020 8:23 PM | |
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thank you sir... |
10/29/2020 9:21 PM | |
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Hello Hossein; Are you sure that PCS 7 is the best control software for this application? PCS 7 does not use LAD programming; controls are programmed in CFC and SFC blocks. The screenshot below shows typical CFC and SFC blocks, as presented in the following presentation and tutorial https://automationhub.files.wordpress.com/2010/12/pcs7_workshop.pdf You could use a standard WinCC application (without PCS 7) to create your mimic pages, but you would also need a small PLC to create the controls that you want to simulate in the WinCC Hope this helps, Daniel Chartier. |
10/30/2020 5:54 AM | |
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HELLO MR CHARTIER thanks for you attention. I am using step7 and wincc with pcs7. It has CFC and SFC and also LAD, FBD , STL BEST REGARDS |
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