How to Add an HMI DEVICE to your existing TIA Project (TIA Portal Course)

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In today's video, you´ll learn how to add an HMI device to your existing TIA Portal project.
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Learn the basic concepts, tools, and functions that you will need to design modern, slick and intuitive HMI applications within the widely popular totally integrated automation solution, Siemens TIA Portal.
Build a Strong Foundation in TIA HMI application design with this amazing hands-on Course:
►Setup your HMI Device and Configure the Hardware
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►Visualize the Application Process
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►Secure your Application by adding User Administration
►Simulate and Test your HMI Application using only your Laptop
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[@elnino9139]

What if I already had an existing HMI Project ?

[@PLCskilltree]

Not sure what your question is, please be more specific

[@elnino9139]

@@PLCskilltree I have 2 seperate projects. One has only the PLC and the other has only the HMI. Now I want them to be in the same project so I just copy the HMI from the HMI-Project to my PLC with drag and drop. After that I set the PN/IE connection for them and try to simulate the programm. THe Problem is that on my screen I only see for example #### instead of the value that I drag and drop from a data block. So I-m trying to solve that problem. Maybe you could help me ?

[@PLCskilltree]

@@elnino9139try and check your PG/PC interface (start typing “PG” in the start menu of your Windows). Make sure it’s configured with the correct network adapter. In case you’re running a simulation on your laptop, it should be set to PLCSIM. In case you are downloading to a hardware PLC and run a simulated HMI on your laptop, it should be configured with the network adapter that you use for downloading to your hardware PLC. The hashtags indicate that there is no connection between your HMI and PLC. Check as well if “Connections” is set up correctly in your HMI application.

[@elnino9139]

@@PLCskilltree Thanks for the helping. I have figured it out. The problem was that I chose in the loading plc menu X1 instead of PN/PE_1. And then it forced me to type some password for PLC and I forgot. Thats a bit rough but I think I will copy the Data seperately to my new plc in another project. Hope it will work as well