Table Of Contents - Siemens Logo! Manual

Table of Contents

Contents1
Safety Guideline2
Qualified Personnel2
Prescribed Usage2
Edition2
Guide3
Table Of Contents5
Which Communication Modules Are Available?11
Getting Started With Logo11
The Logo! Structure13
Logo! Am 2 Aq16
Logo! Cm Eib/Knx16
How To Identify The Logo!17
Symbols17
Versions18
Expansion Modules19
Communication Modules20
Certification And Approvals20
Recycling And Disposal21
Logo! Installation And Wiring23
General Guidelines23
What You Must Note When Installing24
Open Facilities24
Safety Of Electronic Control Equipment25
Introduction25
Reliability25
Carrying Out Tests25
Risks26
Important Information26
Applications26
Setup Of The Modular Logo!27
Maximum Setup27
Maximum Setup Of A Logo! With Analog Inputs27
High-Speed/Optimal Communication Performance27
Setup With Different Voltage Classes28
Rules28
Connecting An Expansion Module To Logo! Basic29
Connecting A Further Expansion Module To An Expansion Module29
Compatiblity30
Installing/Removing Logo!31
Dimensions31
Din Rail Mounting32
Logo! Basic32
Logo! Digital Module32
To Remove The Logo!34
Wall-Mounting36
Labeling Logo37
Drilling Template For Wall-Mounting37
Wiring The Logo!38
Connecting The Power Supply38
Connecting Logo!39
To Connect Logo! To The Power Supply39
Circuit Protection With Ac Voltage39
Connecting Logo! Inputs40
Sensor Characteristics For Logo!40
Sensor Connections41
Remedy42
Restrictions42
Special Features Of Logo! 12/24 Rc/Rco And Logo! 24/24O42
Analog Inputs: I7 And I843
Connecting A Potentiometer To Inputs I7 / I843
To Connect Sensors To The Logo!44
Logo! Am 245
Connecting A Two-Wire Sensor To The Logo! Am 246
Logo! Am 2 Pt10046
Connecting Outputs48
Requirements For Relay Outputs48
Logo! With Solid-State Outputs49
Requirements For Solid-State Outputs49
Connecting The Eib Bus50
Networking On The Eib Bus51
Connecting The As Interface Bus51
Networking On The As Interface Bus52
Logic Assignments53
Putting Into Operation54
Switching On The Logo!/Power On54
Before Power Off55
After Power On55
Putting Into Operation Of Cm Eib/Knx57
Operating States57
Logo! Expansion Modules, Operating States58
Cm As Interface, Communication States59
Led (Run/Stop) Is Lit59
Led As-I Is Lit59
Cm As Interface, Behaviour On Communication Failure59
Cm Eib/Knx, Behaviour On Communication Failure60
Logo! Voltage Failure60
Logo! Voltage Recovery60
Cm Eib/Knx Voltage Failure60
Programming Logo!61
Getting Started With Logo!61
Connectors63
Example Of A Configuration With Several Modules63
Logo!'S Connectors64
Logo! Knows The Following Connectors65
Eib Inputs/Outputs66
Functions Of The Application Program66
Blocks And Block Numbers68
Logic Operations68
View Of Blocks On The Logo! Display69
Assigning A Block Number69
Advantages Of Block Numbers70
The Way To Logo!, Starting With The Circuit Diagram71
View Of A Circuit Diagram71
Creating This Circuit With Logo!71
Unused Inputs72
To Create A Circuit Logic In Logo!72
Wiring73
Wiring Example73
The Four Golden Rules For Operating Logo74
Changing The Operating Mode74
Outputs And Inputs75
Cursor And Cursor Movement75
Planning75
Overview Of Logo! Menus76
Programming Mode76
Parameter Assignment Mode76
Writing And Starting The Circuit Program77
Selecting Programming Mode77
The First Circuit Program79
Circuit Diagram79
The Corresponding Wiring80
Circuit Program Input80
Assigning A Circuit Program Name86
Password87
To Assign A Password87
Changing The Password89
Deactivating The Password90
Clear The Password By Leaving The Input Box Blank90
Password: Wrong Password!91
Switching Logo! To Run Mode92
Display Field Of The Logo! In Run Mode92
What Is Meant By: "LOGO! Is in RUN"?93
Status Indication On The Display93
Second Circuit Program95
Modifying Circuits95
Editing The Circuit Program96
Adding A Block To A Circuit Program96
Assigning Block Parameters98
To Change The Time Value98
Setting The Time99
Showing/Hiding Parameters – The Parameter Protection Mode99
Enabling/Disabling Retentivity99
Protection Mode +99
Verification Of The Circuit Program100
Closing The Programming Mode101
Deleting A Block101
Logo! Is Back In Run Mode101
Deleting Block Groups102
Correcting Typing Errors103
Programming Errors Can Be Corrected Easily In Logo!103
Selecting Analog Output Values For Run/Stop Transition104
Defining A Specific Analog Output Value104
Deleting The Circuit Program105
Summertime/Wintertime Conversion106
Enabling Summertime/Wintertime Conversion107
User-Defined Parameters109
Synchronization111
To Enable/Disable Synchronization In Programming Mode112
Enabling Synchronization112
Memory Areas114
Program Memory114
Retentive Memory (Rem)114
Resources Available In Logo!114
Memory Space And Circuit Dimensions114
Memory Requirements115
Wiping Relay (Pulse Output)115
Edge Triggered Wiping Relay115
Asynchronous Pulse Generator115
Stairway Lighting Switch115
Multiple Function Switch115
Weekly Timer115
Yearly Timer115
Up/Down Counter116
Hours Counter116
Analog Threshold Trigger116
Analog Differential Trigger116
Analog Comparator116
Analog Value Monitoring116
Analog Amplifier116
Latching Relay116
Pulse Relay116
Message Texts116
Shift Register116
Analog Multiplexer116
Analog Ramp116
Pi Controller116
Calculating Memory Requirements117
The Sample Circuit Program Contains117
Indication Of Available Memory Space118
Logo! Functions119
Organization119
List Contents119
If Not All Is Shown119
Constants And Connectors – Co120
Digital Inputs120
Analog Inputs120
Digital Outputs120
Analog Outputs121
Flag Blocks121
Startup Flag122
Shift Register Bits122
Cursor Keys122
Levels122
Basic Functions List – Gf123
And125
Table Of The And Logic125
And With Edge Evaluation126
Timing Diagram For The And With Edge Evaluation126
Nand (Not And)127
Table Of The Nand Logic127
Nand With Edge Evaluation128
Timing Diagram For The Nand With Edge Evaluation128
Or129
Table Of The Or Logic129
Nor (Not Or)130
Table Of The Nor Logic130
Xor (Exclusive Or)131
Table Of The Xor Logic131
Not (Negation, Inverter)131
Table Of The Not Logic131
Basics On Special Functions132
Designation Of The Inputs133
Logical Inputs133
Connector X At Sf Inputs133
Parameter Inputs134
Time Response134
Parameter T134
Accuracy Of T135
Accuracy Of The Timer (Weekly/Yearly Timer)135
Backup Of The Real-Time Clock135
Retentivity136
Parameter Protection136
Calculating The Gain And Offset Of Analog Values137
Mathematical Rule138
Gain And Offset Calculation138
Example Of Analog Values139
Special Functions List – Sf140
On-Delay144
Short Description144
Valid Ranges Of The Timebase, If T = Parameter145
Timing Diagram147
Functional Description147
Off-Delay148
On-/Off-Delay150
Retentive On-Delay152
Timing Diagram B157
Preset Of The Par Parameter157
Random Generator161
Timing Diagram (Three Examples)169
Parameter Assignment Screen Form170
Weekday170
On-/Off-Times171
Setting The Weekly Timer171
Weekly Timer: Example172
Cam1172
Cam2172
Cam3173
Sample Configuration175
Further Examples176
Calculation Rule179
Default On/Off Parameters179
View In Programming Mode (Example)180
The View In Parameter Assignment Mode (Example)180
Viewing The Mi, Mn And Ot Values184
Limit Value Of Ot184
View In Parameter Assignment Mode185
Gain And Offset Parameters190
Reducing The Input Response Of The Analog Comparator200
Using The Analog Input Value Of A Potentiometer205
Switching Response206
Message Text210
Input P Configuration212
Visible Parameters Or Process Variables213
Changing Parameters In The Active Message Text214
Key Input Simulation In The Active Message Text215
Softkey217
Factory Setting217
Parameters V1...V4225
Parameter P (Number Of Decimals)226
Parameters L1, L2230
Parameters Sp, Mq235
Parameters Kc, Ti235
Sampling Time238
Parameter Sets238
Configuring Logo241
Selecting Parameter Assignment Mode242
Parameters244
Selecting The Parameters245
Modifying Parameters246
Current Value Of A Time T246
Current Timer Value247
Current Value Of A Counter247
Current Value Of An Hour Counter247
Current Value Of A Threshold Trigger248
Setting The Default Values For Logo249
Clock Settings249
Contrast Settings249
Start Screen Settings249
To Set The Tod And The Date In Parameter Assignment Mode250
Setting The Display Contrast251
To Set The Tod And The Date In Programming Mode251
To Set The Display Contrast In Parameter Assignment Mode251
To Set The Display Contrast In Programming Mode251
Setting The Start Screen252
Logo! Program Module (Card)253
Compatibility254
Upward Compatibility Of Circuit Programs254
Security Function (Copyprotect)255
Unprotected Program Module (Card)255
Protected Program Module (Card)255
Correlation Between The Password And The Protective Function256
Assigning A Security Function256
Enabling The Security Function257
Inserting And Removing The Program Module (Card)258
Removing The Program Module (Card)259
Inserting A Program Module (Card)259
To Copy The Circuit Program To The Program Module (Card)260
Copying Data From The Program Module (Card To Logo262
Automatic Copying During The Startup Of Logo!262
Copying by Means of the "Card"Menu263
Logo! Software265
The Logo! Alternative266
Logo!Soft Comfort266
Logo!Soft Comfort V5.0267
Updating Logo!Soft Comfort Versions V1.0 Up To V4.0267
Updates And Info267
Connecting The Logo! To A Pc268
Connecting The Pc Cable268
Connecting The Pc Cable To The Usb Port268
Switching Logo! To Pc´logo Mode268
Closing The Pc´logo Mode269
Benefits Of Logo!272
General Technical Data275
A Technical Data275
A.2 Technical Data: Logo! 230278
A.3 Technical Data: Logo! Dm8 230R And Logo! Dm16 230R281
A Technical Data: Logo! 24284
A.6 Technical Data: Logo! 24Rc290
A.7 Technical Data: Logo! Dm8 24 R And Logo! Dm16 24 R293
Logo! Dm8 12/24R296
Ohmic Load299
Inductive Load299
A.9 Switching Capacity And Service Life Of The Relay Outputs299
A.10 Technical Data: Logo! Am 2300
A.11 Technical Data: Logo! Am 2 Pt100301
A.12 Technical Data: Logo! Am 2 Aq303
A.13 Technical Data: Cm Eib/Knx304
A.14 Technical Data: Logo!Power 12 V306
A.15 Technical Data: Logo!Power 24 V308
A.16 Technical Data: Logo! Contact 24/230310
Test Program311
B Determining The Cycle Time311
C Logo! Without Display313
Less Is Definitely More!313
Creating A Circuit Program Without Operator Panel314
Operating Characteristics314
Startup Characteristics314
Operating Status Indication315
Reading Current Data315
D Logo! Menu Structure317
Transfer Menu318
Setup Menu318
E Order Numbers319
F Abbreviations321
Index323