TIA Portal: Watch Tables vs. Force Table; Differences

[@Vozzhd]

Thank you very much, I've been waiting for a TIA Thursday all day. :-)

[@hegamurl7434]

Sorry, had a pretty busy day. Forced a video out late in the evening... could have made better quality. Next time I'll do better! Thanks for watching!

[@Vozzhd]

@@hegamurl7434 I don't think anything terrible happened. You're making the best videos about TIA Portal, really. So I can bear it for a couple of days. P.S. Also find your first channel :-)

[@mortenlund1418]

@@Vozzhd is there another channel about Tia from Hegamurl ??

[@Vozzhd]

@@mortenlund1418 Yes, but there are only seven videos. It looks like the first attempts to make a TIA Portal video. Rising of Hegamurl :-)

[@mortenlund1418]

It was not confusing at all, on the contrary. Great videos you make!

[@DeKempster]

Comming from step7 for years, the whole force table never made much sense to me, good explenation

[@jbn37]

Hey, nice explanation! I have one question. Are the PIIT and PIOT called, in a more general matter, the INPUT/OUTPUT registers?

[@framos9991]

Thank You ! Very useful for learning !!!

[@bartw4245]

Thank you very much for this video:)

[@اميرحمزةعبد]

Thank you for these pretty information

[@ercankr75]

Thank you very much on behalf of these beautiful unique trainings.

[@MisShooter]

Thanks again. Very good explanation.

[@alvarols2322]

Thank you very much for this useful video

[@saeed2tube]

Its better to use paint instead photoshop!🤔 And the main difference is if disconnect the pc from plc watch table did not work any more, but force table work continuously.

[@ณัฐวุฒิศรีสรวล]

The picture is very good. Thank you very much for your knowledge. P.S. Your problem with PhotoShop is caused by the use of selection tools.

[@Bigmallone]

thank you very good explanation

[@fernandobotello1190]

Danke sehr!

[@ATOMACH]

Thank you

[@ahmadsttar8176]

thanks

[@jarpekar]

Hello , thanks for nice videos . Have you ever yoused Watch table in Wincc / comfort tables panels ? Thinking about to start to use this siemens Tech packet features but lack of examples and not obvious setup makes me unsure about it :)

[@ЕвгенийГанган-ь7в]

Thank you very much! Can you explain please what does percentage sign - % mean in inputs/outputs names? it' still ununderstanding for me and i didn't find the answer on the internet

[@hegamurl7434]

The % sign indicates an "Absolute Address"... that means the user and the PLC know exactly where it extists in the storage. That is the case for Output/Input and Memory tables. e.g. %M3.4, %Q53.3 or %DB3.DBX5.3 The opposite of those would be "Indirect Addresses", which do not have a fixed address and are used more hollistically by the programmer without him/her knowing which memory area is exactly used. That is the case for most data blocks, where you only use names and no addresses. Those names are highlighted with quoatation marks e.g. "Start Memory" or "Motor is runnung"

[@trollquantum]

Woooow its usefully 🔥

[@JimDandyGan]

Hi, I use Paint hoho!

[@hugoburns8344]

Hi there, usage of Photoshop for such a task is just an overkill. I've just got a laugh from your torments with this costly software. Simple move towards free Microsoft Expression Design 4 and forget about torments :)

[@hegamurl7434]

100% agreed! Usually I would even use Powerpoint or simply paint... but sometimes I like to play around and see 😊

[@hugoburns8344]

@@hegamurl7434 , play around with Expression Design! Of course it requires some folds in the brain as well. However, I noticed that I had focused on this software doing the same job as you in tech.uni. ;) If there's a necessity I can give some simple tips on usage.

[@zhengkunyan8001]

😄，😄，hello

[@mwaffaqjasimmohammed4623]

Thank you

[@НазарМотрук]

thank you