3/9/2011 6:48 AM | |
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Thank you so much for your response. One more thing, do you have any idea regarding the sampling rate when Profinet is used? |
3/9/2011 1:14 PM | |
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Hello Aevat I use ibaPDA-S7Analyzer regularily for all sort of commissioning and troubleshooting purposes and we (I also work for ibaOceania) have a fair few customers who do the same. The advantage of ibaPDA-S7Analyzer overibaPDA-S7-TCPIP is that it is a request based aquisition and youNOT need to write any logic in the S7 PLC. If you do NOT yet have an ibaPDA system, all you have to buy to get startedis the ibaPDA-S7Analyzer which allows you to aquire 64 Tags (you can buy ibaPDA tag upgrades if you needto aquire more tags later). Aquisition speed depends on a number of factors (e.g. number of signals to be aquired, network traffic, CPU type and communciation load etc.), but expect to get update rates of typically 10ms to 30 ms with modern PN CPU's. Attached is the flyer for ibaPDA-S7Analyzerand I suggest you get in touch with your nearest iba office (see www.iba-ag.com) who will look after you. AttachmentibaPDA-S7-Analyzer.pdf (1222 Downloads) |
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3/10/2011 12:22 AM | |
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Hello Aevat ibaPDA-S7Analyzer is a bit of a special offer in the iba range. When you buy this package you get the "real"ibaPDA-V6 software together with the S7 Analyzer "I/O driver" and a license to aquire64 tags (plus ibaAnalyzer which is freeware for any iba user anyhow). You can "grow" this ibaPDA-V6 system later buy purchasing bigger tag linceses, adding other Ethernet "I/O driver" licenses to it (e.g. Ethernet IP for Rockwell PLC's), add ibaFOB cards to the ibaPDA-V6 PC together withBus Sniffer modules (e.g. Profibus) or hardwired PADU's (Parrallel Analogue Digital Units) etc. etc. etc. As for your other question "is ibaPDA-S7 Analyzer still ok when used for LEVEL 2?" I'm not too sure what you mean. ibaPDA-V6 (including ibaPDA-S7Analyzer) does come with a free OPC Client and Server which you can use to exhangedata witha Level2 system if that is what you are after. I hope this helps |
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3/17/2011 4:07 AM | |
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Thank you so much Fritz for the information. It really helps a lot. |
3/17/2011 7:18 AM | |
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See there referencelist.pdf
Currently I am using iton 5ms. Best regards, Hristo Mihalev |
3/17/2011 8:20 AM | |
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Thank you for your response. What system are you using? I mean, are you using S7-Analyzer with PROFINET as protocol? DoesPROFINETalso capableof achieving 5ms sampling rate? |
3/18/2011 1:22 AM | |
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Hello Aevat I need to stick with my previous advise which is: ibaPDA S7 Analyser Aquisition speed depends on a number of factors (e.g. number of signals to be aquired, network traffic, CPU type and communciation load etc.), but expect to get update rates of typically 10ms to 30 ms with modern PN CPU's. This is based on experience (I always haveibaPDA-S7-Analyser with me when doingcommissioning or troubleshooting taks on S7 PLC's). The offical iba advise can be found in the ibaPDA-S7-Analyser manual, note that the test was done with a 416 CPU and external CP443-1 Ethernet card (a PN port of a CPU won't be slower though) and attached is the extract from the manual. My advise: Once you start using ibaPDA-S7-Analyser you will wonder how you ever did any commissioning or troubleshooting taks on S7 PLC's without it (for the record, I do work for ibaOceania so this advise may be perceived to be biased. Take my word for it though that I'dgive the same advise ifI wouldn't be part of the iba team). I hope this helps |
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3/18/2011 4:14 AM | |
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Hello Aevat please get in touch with ibaAsia (e-mail: iba@iba-asia.com) and they'll advise on the best course of action. |
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6/1/2016 1:06 PM | |
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Dear sir, Is there any way to communicate IbaPda on Ethernet IP with RsLogix 5000 ( Allen Bradley ) plc, this plc is having Ethernet IP card installed on slot no.7 what are the steps to be followed during communication. i have attached pdf file with warm regrads Deepak
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6/1/2016 3:22 PM | |
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Hello Deepak it is absolutely possible to acquire Ethernet/IP based data from a Rockwell PLC. This does though require PLC configuration (setup of an EIP output module and data marshaling to it outputs) as well as the corresponding ibaPDA configuration. You would have received the ibaPDA-Interface-Ethernet/IP manual when you bought the software and it contains detailed examples on what to do. If you've lost the manual please get in touch with your nearest iba office and they'll look after you. |
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