Lütze LION microPLC Installation Instructions Manual
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- Page 1 Installation Instructions LION microPLC LION-MICRO-PLC-CAN-16/8/2/1-LUE 802201 Version 03 09/13/2019...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
▪ LION microPLC Content Content Introduction....................... 4 General Information..................5 Symbol Description........................5 Copyright ............................. 5 Disclaim of Liability ........................6 Installation......................7 MULTIPROG 5.5 Express ......................7 eCLR and µPLC Add-On ......................9 Configuration ....................13 Hardware Configuration......................13 Ethernet Configuration....................... -
Page 4: Introduction
▪ LION microPLC Introduction Introduction This manual is part of the LION microPLC (Part-No. 802201, Type LION-MICRO-PLC-CAN-16/8/2/1-LUE). It contains important information about the installation. Every step, which is necessary to use the microPLC, is explained in this document. ▪ To avoid hazardous situations, read the manual before installing the product and using it.This applies to every person who is getting in touch with the... -
Page 5: General Information
▪ LION microPLC General Information General Information Symbol Description 2.1.1 Safety Messages The manual contains safety information, which is characterized by a signal word in combination with a certain colour to indicate the warning level. The information highlights possible dangers and gives instructions on how to avoid them. -
Page 6: Disclaim Of Liability
▪ LION microPLC General Information Disclaim of Liability The manual was written under consideration of the applied standards, regulations and the current state of technology. The content is verified of accuracy. Discrepancies are not excluded. For those discrepancies we disclaim liability. Applicable changes and additional information will be in the next version of the manual. -
Page 7: Installation
▪ LION microPLC Installation Installation For installing the programming system MULTIPROG 5.5 Express you can follow the listed steps in this chapter. They will help you to install this system independently, so you can use the microPLC as soon as possible. - Page 8 ▪ LION microPLC Installation Install MULTIPROG 5.50 Express Build 10214 Setup 1. Click the Windows Installer Pack- age MULTIPROG 5.50 to install the setup. 2. Click Next to get to the End-User Li- cense Agreement. 3. Read the End-User License Agree- ment carefully.
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Page 9: Eclr And Μplc Add-On
▪ LION microPLC Installation eCLR and µPLC Add-On To program the microPLC correctly, you also need two further Add-Ons. These are the eCLR Add-On and the µPLC Add-On. You can also find them in the folder, which has been opened under the link at the beginning of the installation. With this Add-Ons, there are specific adjustments for the microPLC on the development environment MULTIPROG 5.5 Express. - Page 10 ▪ LION microPLC Installation 5. By installing the eCLR Add-On there will also be installed the Visual Studio and Visual C# Express Sup- port, if they aren’t already installed on your computer. Tick the box and click Next. 6. Click Install to start the installation.
- Page 11 ▪ LION microPLC Installation Install µPLC Add-On 1. Start the Setup Setup_uPL- C_iSOC300P and choose a lan- guage. 2. Click OK to start the installation pro- cess. 3. Close all other open applications on your computer before you start the installation process.
- Page 12 ▪ LION microPLC Installation 6. Choose a file path for the basic pro- ject. It doesn’t matter, in which path or folder you save this project. You can choose any path, for example the standard file path. Click Next. 7. Click Install to start the installation.
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Page 13: Configuration
▪ LION microPLC Configuration Configuration There are three configuration files for the configuration of the microPLC: TCPIP.hw, TCPIP.cfg and ProConOS.ini. The TCPIP.hw and the ProConOS.ini file are on the SD card of the microPLC. You can create the other file in any text editor. - Page 14 ▪ LION microPLC Configuration ProConOS For the configuration of the microPLC you have the configuration file ProConOS.ini. It’s a file, with which you can adjust different parameters, for example the interface CAN2.0 or the serial interface. In the file ProConOS.ini there is an entry for the CAN2.0 interface. The name of the section is set at CAN20.
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Page 15: Ethernet Configuration
▪ LION microPLC Configuration You can create the configuration file ProConOS.ini by using any text editor. The adjustments of the individual configurations can be found in the respective chapter. The operating system differentiates at ProConOS.ini between upper case and lower case. -
Page 16: File Manager Total Commander
▪ LION microPLC Configuration File Manager Total Commander For transmitting the data files on the SD card of the microPLC or moving files from the SD card to the computer, you must use the file manager Total Commander. It‘s a free shareware program. - Page 17 ▪ LION microPLC Configuration You can see all configuration files, which are on the SD card. If you have the configuration files on your computer, you can switch them via drag and drop to the microPLC. You can also create files in the application with required information, which are visible using the FTP Client.
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Page 18: Getting In
▪ LION microPLC Getting In Getting In In this chapter we help you to get along with the programming system MULTIPROG 5.5 Express. You can use the basic project, which you have already installed with the Add-Ons. In this project you have an example how to control the Inputs and Outputs of the microPLC. - Page 19 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In On the left side, under the tab Hardware, you can see the structure of the task of the basic project. The Resource specifies, which type of processor will be deployed on the hardware. Depending on the type of processor the program will be compiled accordingly, so that the CPU can read and process the program.
- Page 20 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In Inputs Description Data type Control Operator LED1 BOOL Control Operator LED2 BOOL Control Operator LED3 BOOL Control Operator LED4 BOOL Reset Restart of the system by a rising BOOL edge Outputs Description Data type Core...
- Page 21 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In The digital Inputs will be saved in the Byte-variable Input and one will be added. As soon as the rate is the same as at the Outputs, the first App.-LED will be controlled. The analog Inputs subtract the rate 3000 and will be converted into two time variables.
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Page 22: Pc Ip Address
▪ LION microPLC Getting In PC IP Address To work with the microPLC and the basic project, you must build a connection to the microPLC. Build a connection to the microPLC 1. Right-Click on Ressource: ISH_u- PLC_iSOC300P and open the set- tings. - Page 23 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In 8. Double-click at the fourth point In- ternet protocol, Version 4 (TCP/ IPv4). 9. Take an IP-address with the same domain as the microPLC. The do- main is 192.168.0.XXX. The Subnet mask will be generated automatical- Don‘t take an IP-address between 192.168.0.220 and 192.168.0.255.
- Page 24 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In 5.1.1 Communication Check To program and monitor the microPLC with MULTIPROG make sure, that the communication between PC and microPLC is working. Proceed as follows: 1. Open Windows Start Menu > Run. Following window appears: 2.
- Page 25 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In 5.1.2 microPLC IP Address Before changing the IP address the communication with the standard IP address has to work. Do not use the PC TCP/IP address. Just choose the same subnet. Otherwise there will be no communication between microPLC and PC. An example file can be found in the download area, the link will be sent within an e- mail request.
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Page 26: Function Blocks And Firmware Libraries
▪ LION microPLC Getting In Function Blocks and Firmware Libraries Function blocks can be inserted from the firmware or user libraries in MULTIPROG. There is also the option to program your own function blocks. You can find more information about programming own function blocks in the OnlineHelp of MULTIPROG. -
Page 27: Example
▪ LION microPLC Getting In 10. Choose under Groups the firmware library. The names of the function blocks will appear in a list. 11. Double click on the function block which should be insert. 12. Define the function block. 13. Click OK to confirm your settings. - Page 28 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In 4. Start the project control dialog. It will open a window with 12 buttons. 5. Click Download to send the code to the microPLC. 6. Click Cold to start the microPLC with the code, you have send.
- Page 29 ▪ LION microPLC Getting In You can also inject the digital Outputs. Inject Digital Outputs 1. Consider that the project control dialog is running and that the de- bug-mode is switched on. 2. Double-click on one Output, of which you want to change the value.
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Page 30: Appendix
▪ LION microPLC Appendix Appendix Driver parameter Name Name ADC1_IN00 ADC1_IN03 Task: Optional Task: Optional Start address: Start address: Length: Length: Refresh: By task Refresh: By task Device: Driver Device: Driver Board / IO User defined Board / IO User defined... - Page 31 ▪ LION microPLC Appendix Name Name GPIO_in_C GPIO_in_E Task: Optional Task: Optional Start address: Start address: Length: Length: Refresh: By task Refresh: By task Device: Driver Device: Driver Board / IO User defined Board / IO User defined Module: Input...
- Page 32 ▪ LION microPLC Appendix Name GPIO_in_I Task: Optional Start address: Length: Refresh: By task Device: Driver Board / IO User defined Module: Input Comment: Digital Input Driver parameter Driver name: eCLR_GPIO Parameter 1: Parameter 2: 3536 Parameter 3: Parameter 4:...
- Page 33 ▪ LION microPLC Appendix Name Name GPIO_out_I GPIO_out_H Task: Optional Task: Optional Start address: Start address: Length: Length: Refresh: By task Refresh: By task Device: Driver Device: Driver Board / IO User defined Board / IO User defined Module: Output...
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Page 34: Parameter Of The Serial Interface
▪ LION microPLC Appendix Digital_Input_09 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX114.3 Digital_Input_10 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX114.7 Digital_Input_11 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX115.0 Digital_Input_12 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX100.4 Digital_Input_13 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX102.5 Digital_Input_14 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX111.3 Digital_Input_15 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %IX105.5 Digital Output Name Type Usage Address Digital_Output_00 BOOL VAR_GLOBAL %QX112.6... -
Page 35: Revision Of The Document
▪ LION microPLC Appendix Revision of the Document Version Revision Date Initial Version 04/18/2018 Draft 12/18/2018 New Layout 04/23/2019 New Chapter: 5.1 PC IP Address; new 09/13/2019 chapter: 5.1.1 Communication Check; new chapter: 5.1.2: microPLC IP Address; new chapter: 5.2 Function Blocks and Firmware Libraries;...
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