How to get digital output from analog input ***Siemens S7-1200 PLC***

Analog input and digital output programming in TIA portal for siemens s7 1200. Hi there, welcome to this new video. Today, I will show you how to take an analog input in the TIA portal for S7 1200 PLC.
To take an analog input for S7 1200 PLC, at first we need to insert a MOVE Operation into our ladder network. This MOVE operation will move value to our desired destination.
Now drag this Move operation to Ladder network like this. In this MOVE instruction, you can see an Input and an Output. You can increase numbers of output by clicking on the star icon. Type an analog input address PIW 64 in this input section. Right-click on this tag and rename this according to your input name. In my case, I renamed it a 0-10 Bar Pressure sensor. Now it's time to define output MW 10. MW is for memory word. It's a virtual address. Rename this tag also.
Now we need to insert another two Conversion Operations for processing analog signal Norm_X and Scale_X. Drag and drop them into the ladder network. Scale_X will scale the value at the VALUE input by mapping this to a specific range of values. And NORM_X means normalize. It normalizes the value of the tag at the value input by mapping this to a linear scale between 0.0 and 1.0. As we know that we need to convert from Integer Value to Real value. So we select Integer to Real in the NORM_X section.
We use 0 in MIN and 27648 in MAX because in Siemens integer value ranges from 0 to 27648. In this VALUE option, we need to set the output of the MOVE operation. Now we have to define the output of NORM_X. Type MW 12 for the output address. Oh! I am sorry It will be MD for the NORM_X output. Provide a proper tag name of the normalized output’s. One important thing is that the output of NORM_X will be the input of SCALE_X. So Scale_X will convert from real to Real.
Set the input value of Scale_X MD10. We know that the output from NORM_X will be the input of SCALE_X. Set Real to Real from this drop-down menu. Now define the sensor’s minimum and maximum range in this MIN and MAX section. In my case, I have taken a pressure sensor from 0-10 Bar. So 0.0 Bar will be the MIN range and 10.0 MAX range. Now set the output address as MD 12 because it is the real output. Also, rename the tag so that we can understand them easily.
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[@Chandru-qm6nk]

Great video Easy to understand Everything by yours simple way of explanation.

[@TT_S90]

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[@Reuszos]

Thank you for your sharing knowledge, it's very useful for me to learn

[@TT_S90]

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[@devendrabhandari524]

Helo.... I used ratio promotional control flow valve..... Then how to read analog input to analog output

[@beckb6603]

How do I adjust the program if my pressure sensor provides an output of 0.5-5.5V? Thank you for the video?

[@TT_S90]

You can use a 0-10 V to 4-20 mA converter in that case.

[@mahmudrajon9104]

its great , I like it very much and also helpful for me. carry on brother.

[@TT_S90]

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[@er.mohammadadil8423]

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[@kadofabrice5634]

Good job brother

[@TT_S90]

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[@automationcontrolacademy3772]

If I use a sensor that gives feedback between 0-10 v range, then Do I have to use norm_x and scale_x??

[@harunrashid1335]

You have to use both NORM_X and SCALE_X for analog sensor having feedback 0-10 V or 4-20ma output.

[@TT_S90]

In programming, there will be no change. Thanks for leaving your valuable comment.

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You need to change hardware only for them .

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[@masumahmed2142]

please make a video about analog output scalling

[@yunusjakpar6660]

Hello sir could you explain me a little bit.? Why did you put 12000,18000 in the monitor value column? what does it mean?

[@TT_S90]

In Siemens PLC, the analog value scaling range is from 0-27648. Within this range, the value changes. Let a sensor maximum value is 10 Bar. so the minimum value 0 bar=0 and 10 Bar=27648. If the sensor sense 7 Bar pressure the value will be 19353. Within this range, I just assume a value for example.

[@yunusjakpar6660]

Ok sir. I got it. Thank you very much sir.. Highly appreciated. 👍👍👍

[@TT_S90]

@@yunusjakpar6660 You are most welcome.

[@rickybagusramadhan3487]

Thanks man this is was completly usefull for me, also i want to ask something, when i use input sensor for 0-5V did i have to set max value for a half from 27468 ?

[@TT_S90]

yes, my dear brother. The calculation is the same for this range. Thank you for being with me.

[@rickybagusramadhan3487]

Ok brother i'll try your suggestion, hope this work with my project

[@kiranchoudhari4717]

I understood sir 👍👌 can you provide video on analog input and anlog output for control of VFD

[@TT_S90]

It is an advanced level task, I will share with you inshallah.

[@kiranchoudhari4717]

God bless you

[@er.mohammadadil8423]

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[@mahmoudr3004]

Thank you its great

[@PINOYTECHMARLON]

In norm x you use int. Should not be decimal in 0.0

[@goktug164]

thank you

[@TT_S90]

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[@ahmadalkasem5673]

how can i do it in rs 500

[@TyronH1]

Isn't it simpler making a function block, under inputs make the input a INT, the Input Min, Input Max, Scaled Min, Scaled Max a REAL, And for outputs have an Output as a REAL too?

[@TyronH1]

It seems to be the same thing, expect as a function block it can be used more often if you happen to have a larger program with more analog sensors, where you'd otherwise have to implement the norm_x and scale_x block every time for every sensor.

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