Siemens Motion Control 101: Introduction to Motion

[@691bilal1]

One of the finest, cultured and learned human being I have ever come across in my life, really helpful content about Motion Control Systems Jason, waiting for even more and more depth with consistency, thanks a lot for your priceless efforts.

[@jasonwattsae]

I really do appreciate the support. I love getting this information out there. It's great to interact with people from all over the world.

[@christiandimelow3899]

Just catching up on this upload and learning so much! Let’s support Jason the best we can by becoming a member! His knowledge and experience that he puts into the uploads are way more than worth it!

[@jasonwattsae]

Thank you so much for the support! I hope to keep being helpful!

[@saifrehman7413]

Great introduction to Siemens Motion Control and super helpful for Sinamics lovers.

[@jasonwattsae]

Thank you Saif! I feel like we went through a lot. Then I realized that there is so much more left for 102!

[@mohammedraif3218]

thank you jason

[@jasonwattsae]

Thank you for your support!

[@mohamedel-shamy1945]

thank you for your great sessions, keep it consistent

[@jasonwattsae]

I will try to have a stream at least every 10 days. I enjoy doing them and I feel like there is always something to work on. I am glad these have been helpful for you!

[@bhushandandge4272]

Hello Jason waiting for your next video... When will you put the next video

[@jasonwattsae]

I plan on going live in about 5 hours. It's been too long I know!

[@bhushandandge4272]

Hey jason thanks for such a wonderful video and making everything so clear. Is it possible to simulate it with PLC SIM or something so it will be more clear

[@jasonwattsae]

There is a newer drive simulation package that I haven't had time to use yet that would help. In the next motion livestream, I will be showing the concept of a virtual axis and we will be simulating it with PLCSIM.

[@bhushandandge4272]

@@jasonwattsae Thank You so much for all the efforts that you take for us... This really means a lot for us

[@jasonwattsae]

@@bhushandandge4272 I appreciate everyone's support!

[@iran_siemens]

Hello dear Jason You are probably so busy that you don't have a new Live Training. it's true?

[@jasonwattsae]

Yeah, I am at CNC training this week and I had to get a few projects finished up last week that prevented me from doing a livestream last week. I am planning on doing one Monday at the latest.

[@iran_siemens]

So soon we will see the sinumerik training from you

[@jasonwattsae]

Maaaaaaaaybe....😜.... I might be taking some really good notes and documenting the program... you know I can't just sit back and be a regular student...😅

[@iran_siemens]

So attack towards Sinumerik one

[@jasonwattsae]

This is a SINUMERIK ONE commissioning class. We are working to become a machine tool solution partner, so we have a couple projects that we are working on with the ONE system.

[@iran_siemens]

Hello dear Jason Is there a limit on the number of motor modules for S120? Apart from the license issue, in other words: Let's say I have a 6-axis servo license on cf card Is it possible to have 6 motor modules for my servo motor? I have the experience of 6-axis servo motor in one device, though by 3 double module motors Or in another example, is it possible for me to have 12 motor modules in V/F mode? Thank you sleepless alireza

[@jasonwattsae]

Yes, there is a way to run 12 motors on one CU. They have to be in V/Hz, and you have to turn the processing speed down to XLow and the CU will be able to handle it. It is not based on motor modules however. It is based on the how hard the processor is working. The maximum number of Servo or Vector Axes is 6, that can be 6 motor modules or 3 double motor modules. If you turn the speed up, or add in extra functions (I plan on talking about them in the future) or DCC you might end up reducing that total number to 5 or 4. Go take a nap now...haha

[@araucoservosistemas294]

Hello Jason, I appreciate recommed us a place to purchase Applied AC Drives and Motors Book - by Randy Watts (Author), Jason Watts (Author)

[@jasonwattsae]

Below is a link to the US Amazon page, if you are not in the US, it may be available on your countries Amazon to save on shipping. Applied AC Drives and Motors a.co/d/109iWBq

[@amragwa4005]

Can you make sessions about the cpu with technology I have application with s7-300 with technology and used some function mc_camin mc_camout Mc_camswitch Mc_camclear Mc_sectoradd

[@jasonwattsae]

These would be great topics for Motion 102! I will Ave to learn a bit more about some though. I've only used the basic camming functions in the past so we will all be learning!