Siemens S7-300 PLC, input and output wiring, sample programming using TIA Portal V16. English

[@MichaelLouis13]

Thank you so much! Been problem solving my config for so long, the diagram was confusing and I had no idea I had to connect a netural wire to my input.

[@jaykesapalaran5434]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND INFO ABOUT PLC ..PLEASE MAKE MORE TUTORIAL VIDEOS ABOUT PLC , GOD BLESS🇵🇭

[@josephnganga6387]

Hello Ingus, correction on the latching circuit: the stop contact should be N.C. Otherwise, good job and thank you for sharing this valuable info👏👏👏👏👏

[@haroldwalters8622]

For safety reasons, stop push buttons must always be N.O. contact in LAD

[@raquelsapalaran2907]

Great video tutorial , THANK YOU very much for sharing your knowledge❤🎉🇵🇭

[@IGSElectronics]

Thanks for watching!

[@framos9991]

Very helpful.Thank you!

[@johanpotgieter3877]

Hey man thanx this video is nice very educational If I can give a tip try to speak less and say more all these videos are the same people talk about 50 words to say one thing end up watching a 20 minute videoto learn 2 things . So I'm sure your videos will get alot more views then hope to see some new videos soon than man 😉

[@pedroborges5203]

Goodnight, I have a doubt and would appreciate your help. I have a siemens s7-300 AI18x12Bit analog card that burned. The analog card I have to exchange for this one is the AI18x13Bit. Changing the hardware configuration to the AI8x13Bit and downloading the hardware to the automaton s7-300, does everything work normally or do you need any more changes since the analog card is not quite the same? Best Regards Pedro

[@ActuallyDarcy]

I've got the same digital output card as you (SM322 16xDC24V/0.5A) and it's not working even though it's been hooked up like the diagram says

[@georgetower3446]

Hello Ingus... first of all i have to say that u are doing amazing job. I learnt so many things watching your videos, especially those ones about vfds. Related to this video: Input card (min 5:41) has only terminal for M (there is no "special" terminal for L+); it gets 24VDC through input devices when they are activated so to say.. So far i saw only cards that have "special terminals" for L+ and M so i thought every input card has to have its own "special" terminals for L+ and M independent of getting L+ through input devices when they are activated as is the case here... is there any cards for example that have only terminal for L+ and they are connected to M through input devices? i hope that my question is understandable to you. Thanks in advance for the reply :)

[@IGSElectronics]

Hi George. Sometimes some cards could have +L on them, often they are for diagnostics purposes. Usually all inputs only need the negative of the power supply to go to M and all pluses coming back from switches and so on is all the card needs to activate the input. What card do you have that has +L?

[@georgetower3446]

@@IGSElectronics I dont have a card like that, i was just wondering if there is such a card (so the same card as yours, only it has a terminal for L+ instead of M)

[@hasanomari905]

Hello Sir , Digital Output pin giving - 24VDC ?

[@IGSElectronics]

Not sure i understand your question.

[@aamirawan7998]

"the wiring is quite straightforward" No Sir, it's not! These L and M are so confusing!

[@IGSElectronics]

Cant blame you my friend. I will be going in to more dept in to S7-1500 series plc's. Hopefully will come out better.

[@aamirawan7998]

@@IGSElectronics Thanks brother. Much appreciated