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Siemens 6ED1050-1AA00-0BE8 manual Installing/removing Logo, Dimensions

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LOGO! installation and wiring

2.2 Installing/removing LOGO!

2.2Installing/removing LOGO!

Dimensions

The LOGO! installation dimensions are compliant with DIN 43880.

LOGO! can be snap-mounted to 35 mm DIN rails to EN 50022 or on the wall.

LOGO! width:

●LOGO! TD has a width of 128.2 mm, which corresponds to 8 subunits

●LOGO! 0BA6 Base Modules have a width of 72 mm, which corresponds to 4 subunits. LOGO! 0BA7 Base Modules have a width of 107 mm, which corresponds to 6 subunits.

●LOGO! expansion modules have a width of 36 mm or 72 mm (DM16...), which corresponds to 2 or 4 subunits

Note

The figures below show you an example of the installation and removal of a LOGO! 230RCE/LOGO!230RC and a digital module. The measures shown apply to all other LOGO! Base Module versions and expansion modules.

WARNING

Always switch off power before you remove or insert an expansion module.

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Contents

04/2011 Preface LOGO! installation WiringConfiguring Logo ManualTrademarks Legal informationQualified Personnel Proper use of Siemens productsGuide PrefacePurpose of this manual LOGO!s place in information technologyValid range of this manual New features of the LOGO! 0BA7 device seriesNew special function blocks New features of the LOGO! 0BA6 device seriesExtended real-time clock backup time Support of data loggingAdditional differences compared to previous devices 0BA6 versus device series 0BA0 to 0BA50BA7 versus devices series 0BA0 to 0BA6 Additional support Preface Table of contents 137 Table of contents279 351 317319 349Getting started with Logo Heres LogoWhat LOGO! can do for you Which devices are available? Which expansion modules are available?Which display modules are available? Features of the LOGO! TD Which communication modules are available?Its your choice Getting started with Logo %$ /2*25& %$ /2*25& LOGO! structure%$ /2*25& /2*25& RUN/STOP LED LOGO! AM2 LOGO! CM EIB/KNX LOGO! AM2 AQ 0 .. V DC or 0/4 .. mALOGO! TD How to identify LogoSymbols Versions Symbol Designation Supply voltage Inputs Outputs PropertiesExpansion modules Symbol Name Power supply Inputs OutputsSymbol Name Supply voltage Display Communication modulesText Display Module ID for Australia Certification and approvalsRecycling and Disposal ID for KoreaGeneral guidelines LOGO! installation and wiringWhat you must note when installing Safety of electronic control equipmentIntroduction Reliability Carrying out tests RisksImportant information Modular LOGO! setup Maximum LOGO! network setup 0BA7 onlyMaximum LOGO! 0BA7 network setup Typical LOGO! 0BA7 network setup is shown below Maximum setup with expansion and communication modules High-speed/optimal communication performance Setup with different voltage classes RulesLOGO! Base Module Expansion modules Expansion module Additional expansion modules Compatibility Dimensions Installing/removing LogoMounting DIN rail mounting%$ %$ Removal %$ %$Wall-mounting Drilling template for wall-mounting Labeling Logo Mounting the LOGO! TDXX`U\RWU\ \RWU\Connecting the power supply Wiring LogoConnecting Logo Circuit protection with AC voltageCircuit protection with DC voltage Connecting the LOGO! TD power supply LOGO! 12/24RCE LOGO! 24/24o Connecting LOGO! inputsSensor characteristics for Logo RequirementsSensor connections RestrictionsRemedy Voltage Potentiometer Connecting a potentiometer to inputs I1, I2, I7Logo LOGO! 12/24.... and LogoLOGO! AM2 Connecting a two-wire sensor to the LOGO! AM2LOGO! AM2 PT100 LOGO! AM2 RTD Connecting outputs LOGO! AM2 AQ Networking on the EIB bus Connecting the EIB busNetworking on the AS interface bus Connecting the AS interface busOutputs Input data bits Logic AssignmentsLOGO! system Inputs Output data bitsConnecting modems 0BA6 only Ethernet status LEDs Connecting the Ethernet interface 0BA7 onlyLOGO! ...E Requirements for the network cablePutting into operation Switching the LOGO!/Power OnHPSW\ 1R3URJUDP 3UHVV6 Putting a CM EIB/KNX into operation LED RUN/STOP is lit Green RUN Red Stop Orange/Yellow Operating statesLOGO! Base Module operating states LOGO! expansion modules, operating statesCM EIB/KNX, behavior on communication failure CM AS Interface, communication statesCM AS Interface, behavior on communication failure CM EIB/KNX, communication statesGetting started with Logo Programming LogoConnectors Example of a configuration with several modulesLOGO! is equipped with inputs and outputs LOGO!s connectors Connectors LOGO! has the following connectorsFunctions of the application program EIB inputs/outputsBlocks and block numbers BlocksLogic operations 9LHZRIWKH/2*2GLVSOD\ ุุ From circuit diagram to LOGO! program View of a circuit diagramCreating this circuit with Logo Unused inputs WiringWiring example Rule 1 Changing the operating mode Four golden rules for operating LogoRule 2 Outputs and inputs Rule 4 Planning Rule 3 Cursor and cursor movement6WRS Overview of LOGO! menus3URJUDP 6WDUW3URJUDP &DUG 6HWXS 6WDUW LOGO! 0BA7 menusWriting and starting the circuit program Selecting programming modeGLW3UJ 4LOGO!s programming menu is as shown below Circuit diagram First circuit programCircuit program Circuit program input4 4% ุ 4 % ุ 4% ุ 4 ุ4 ุ %GLW3UJ !GLW1DPH $4 0HPRU\ Assigning a circuit program namePassword for circuit program protection Assigning a program password from the LOGO! Basic GLW2OG 2OG 1HZ Changing the password from the LOGO! BasicPassword Wrong Password Deactivating the password from the LOGO! Basic6HWXS 7YHUVLRQ6 7 YHUVLRQ666Main menu of the LOGO! TD version ES7 LVSOD\ILHOGRI/2*2LQ581PRGH Switching LOGO! to RUN modeႫ What is meant by LOGO! is in RUN?XVLQJRXUHDPSOH Status indication on the displaySecond circuit program Modifying circuitsEditing the circuit program Adding a block to a circuit program 4ൻ64 7UJ 3DUAssigning block parameters Setting the timeShowing/hiding parameters the parameter protection mode PEnabling/disabling retentivity Closing the programming mode 0R Verification of the circuit program 4 Deleting a blockDeleting block groups Correcting programming errors Selecting analog output values for RUN/STOP transition$4LQ6WRS $47\SH Defining a specific analog output value Defining the type of analog outputs Deleting the circuit program and password LOGO! 0BA6 main menuLOGO! 0BA7 main menu 3DVVZRUG == Summertime/wintertime conversion2Q 2II \QFStart of summertime End of summertime Time zone Difference Δ Enabling summertime/wintertime conversion2II 7LPH 2Qൺ8 00User-defined parameters 2II 7LPH 2Qൺ 00 Synchronization 0HQX/DQJ6HW&ORFN Enabling synchronization \QF 2IINetwork digital and analog I/O Configuring additional functions for LOGO! 0BA7 onlyNew menu commands UDF and Data LogConfiguring the network settings Configuring network settingsTransferring the circuit program to LOGO!Soft Comfort Configuring a UDF User-Defined Function6XEQHWPDVN Viewing network inputs/outputs Configuring the Data Log14 1$4 Viewing network connectors in Logo4 4Changing LOGO! to normal/slave mode Normal mode versus slave modeChanging LOGO! from normal mode to slave mode 0DVWHU,3 3DVVZRUG1RUPDO 6ODYH 3DVVZRUG Rqilj1RUPDO 6ODYH !3DVVZRUG Changing LOGO! from slave mode to normal modeAssigning a password from the Logo 1RUPDO 6ODYH 3DVVZRUGChanging the password from the Logo Deactivating the password from the Logo Diagnosing errors from LogoViewing error information YHUVLRQOHDUDOO Clearing error informationToggling an error alert OHDUHUURUProgram memory Memory space and circuit program sizeMemory areas Resources available in LogoSpecial functions Memory requirements 0BA6Function Rem Memory Basic functionsMemory requirements 0BA7 Function Program Rem MemoryFunction Program Rem Memory Basic functions Utilization of memory areas Calculating memory requirements Sample circuit program containsExample Indication of available memory space 136 List contents LOGO! functionsIf not all is shown Outputs Digital outputs Constants and connectors CoInputs Digital inputs Analog inputsBacklight flags M25 and M26 Analog outputsFlag blocks Startup flagCursor keys Open connectorsMessage text character set flag M27 Shift register bitsNetwork analog outputs Network digital inputsNetwork analog inputs Network digital outputsBasic functions list GF Negation, inverter Function logic tableWith edge evaluation Timing diagram for the and with edge evaluationNand function logic table Nand notNand with edge evaluation Timing diagram for the Nand with edge evaluation5 or ุOr function logic table NOR function logic table NOR not orNot function logic table XOR exclusive orNot Negation, Inverter XOR function logic tableSpecial Functions Designation of the inputsLogical inputs Parameter inputs Connector X at SF inputsTime response KBackup of the real-time clock Accuracy of the timer weekly/yearly timerAccuracy of T Parameter protection RetentivityParameter Minimum Maximum Calculating the gain and offset of analog valuesMathematical rule Gain and offset calculationExample of analog values View in Logo Name of the special function Rem Times Special functions list SFCounter View in Logo Name of the special function RemAnalog Miscellaneous Name of the special function Rem On-delaySymbol in Logo Wiring Description Short descriptionValid ranges of the timebase, if T = parameter Timebase Max. value Min. resolution AccuracyTimebase Max. value Meaning Accuracy 5 ൺ%VFunctional description Timing diagram K 7D K ൺ%POff-delay 165 Parameters TH and TL 3 On-/Off-delay167 Retentive on-delay 169 Wiping relay pulse output 171 TL/TH Edge triggered wiping relayTiming diagram B Timing diagram aPress Setting the Par parameterAsynchronous pulse generator Timing diagram Functional description Parameter TH and TL Random generator178 Parameter T, T! and T!L Stairway lighting switch180 7D V Parameters T, TL,T! and T!L Multiple function switch183 184 Symbol in Logo Wiring Description 0BA7 Weekly timerTiming diagram three examples Symbol in Logo Wiring Description 0BA6Parameter assignment screen form LOGO! 0BA7 07766 2Q 2II 07766 2Q 2II Parameter assignment screen form LOGO! 0BA6Setting the weekly timer Days of the weekOn-/Off-times 7 2Q 2II 07766 2Q 2II 07766 2Q 2II Cam3Result Yearly timer Timing diagrams 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 21 00 Backup of the real-time clock Sample configuration21 00 Zone Astronomical clock 0BA7 onlyLongitude Latitudeಬರ $67ಬರ 1257+Dwlwxgh Possible timebase settings Stopwatch 0BA7 onlyParameters TB 199 PV PV15 Up/down counter Parameters On and Off Calculation rule QW Hours counter Parameter MI Viewing the MI, MN and OT values P P 5 4ൺ5Q 5 %KLimit value of OT P PParameter GT Threshold trigger211 2Q 2II ID 2II Gain and offset parameters Analog threshold triggerParameter p number of decimals Analog differential trigger Timing diagram a Function with negative difference ΔTiming diagram B Function with positive difference Δ Analog comparator 2II 219 220 Application Internal mapping ExampleReducing the input response of the analog comparator Analog watchdog Function block diagramParameters Delta1 and Delta2 225 Analog amplifier ෙ Scaling an analog input value Analog outputTiming diagram Switching response Latching relayComment Pulse relay Short pulse at the input sets and resets the outputStatus diagram ParTrg Message texts Global Message Text SettingsChinese Character Set Message Text Function Block Programming Global Message Text Parameters234 Restriction This is how two message texts could be shown Message TickingExample Tick Message Character by Character 0VJHVW $FN $FN 2QSpecial function 1R 1R Visible parameters or process variables240 Editing message texts Changing parameters in the active message textKey input simulation in the active message text 242 Softkey Factory setting6ZLWFK Shift register 6ZLWFK 2Q246 Setting the Par parameter 0BA6 Analog multiplexer Setting the Par parameter 0BA7Parameters ൺ% ൺ% $4 ൺ% ൺ% S Analog Ramp 252 Parameters L1, L2 Timing diagram for AQ PI controller Parameters SP and Mq Parameters KC, TI Parameter sets Sampling time$4 63ൺ% Pulse Width Modulator PWM Parameters p number of decimals Examples with Timing Diagrams 264 Mathematic instruction 266 Possible errors Zero division and overflow ExamplesResult Mathematic instruction error detection Mathematic instruction error detection logic table Parameter MathBNErr 270 Analog filter 0BA7 only Timing diagram example6Q Mode 35 Max/Min 0BA7 onlyParameter Mode Average value 0BA7 only 6W V 6Q 278 UDF User-Defined Function 0BA7 only User-Defined Function UDFEditing elements connected to a UDF block Editing elements to the inputs of a UDF block 4 4 0 ൺ8 0Editing elements to the outputs of a UDF block Press to see the final view Editing elements connected to the Data Log block Data Log 0BA7 only/ // /Configuring Logo %$ Selecting parameter assignment modeMenu command ① %$ ႣႭMenu command ⑤ Menu command ②Menu command ③ Menu command ④Parameters V Selecting the parameters6WRS V Current timer valueModifying parameters V 7D VCurrent value of a threshold trigger PCurrent value of a counter Current value of an hour counterSetting the default values for Logo Setting the time of day and date LOGO! ... C Setting the display contrast and backlight choice Rqwudvw To set the backlight choice in programming mode Rqwudvw DFN/LJKW$OZD\V2Q Ghidxow To reset LOGO! to its default language setting Setting the menu languageTo set the menu language in parameter assignment mode To set the menu language in programming modeSetting the number of AIs in the LOGO! Basic To set the number of AIs in programming modeSee also Setting the start screen OrfnTo select the start screen 301 302 Applicable cards Upward compatibility of circuit programs Compatability Old memory cards in newer LOGO! modulesProtected cards Password Protection Editing Copying DeletingSecurity function CopyProtect Unprotected cardsEnabling the security function Assigning a security functionInserting and removing the card from Logo %$ Removing the SD card slot cap from LOGO! 0BA7Removing the SD card Copying data from LOGO! to the card manually Copying data from LOGO! to the cardGenerating the data log on the SD card Copying data from LOGO! 0BA7 to the SD card automaticallyAutomatic copying during the startup of Logo Copying data from the card to LogoCopying by means of the Card menu LOGO! software LOGO! softwareUpgrading previous LOGO!Soft Comfort versions Updates and infoLOGO! alternatives LOGO!Soft ComfortSwitching LOGO! to PC ↔ LOGO! mode Connecting LOGO! to a PCConnecting the PC cable for LOGO! 0BA6 only Connecting the USB PC cable for LOGO! 0BA6 onlyConnecting a standard Ethernet cable for LOGO! 0BA7 only Closing the PC ↔ LOGO! modeApplications Benefits of Logo Do you want more Info?Do you have any suggestions? General technical data Technical dataCycle time Safety to IECAmbient mechanical conditions Electromagnetic compatibility EMCTechnical data Logo LOGO! 230RCo Power supplyDigital inputs Digital outputs LOGO! 230RCo323 LOGO! DM8 230R LOGO! DM16 230R Power supply Technical data LOGO! DM8 230R and LOGO! DM16 230RLOGO! DM8 230R LOGO! DM16 230R LOGO! 24C LOGO! 24o LOGO! 24Co Power supplyAnalog inputs LOGO! 24o LOGO! 24CoLOGO! DM8 LOGO! DM16 Power supply Technical data LOGO! DM8 24 and LOGO! DM16LOGO! DM8 LOGO! DM16 LOGO! 24RCo Technical data LOGO! 24RC331 LOGO! DM16 24R Technical data LOGO! DM8 24R and LOGO! DM16 24R333 Technical data LOGO! 12/24... LOGO! DM8 12/24R 335 336 Switching capacity/service life of the relay outputs LOGO! AM2 Technical data LOGO! AM2Sensor inputs Technical data LOGO! AM2 PT100Technical data LOGO! AM2 RTD Analog outputs Technical data LOGO! AM2 AQTechnical data CM EIB/KNX CM AS Interface Mechanical data Technical data CM AS InterfaceTechnical data LOGO!Power 12 LOGO! Power 24 V / 1.3 a Input data LOGO! Power 24 V / 2.5 a Technical data LOGO!Power 24Contact Technical data LOGO! Contact 24/230LOGO! Power 24 V / 1.3 a 24 V / 2.5 a Switching capacityConnection distance Technical data LOGO! TD Text DisplayMounting hole dimensions Degree of protectionType Technical data Battery information for LOGO! battery cardsBattery information for LOGO! Battery cards ManufacturerDetermining the cycle time ID Test program Explanation LOGO! without display LOGO! Pure Less is definitely moreCreating a circuit program without operator panel Reading current data Operating characteristicsStartup characteristics Operating status indication0BA7 LOGO! menu structureLOGO! Basic Menu overview 0BA6Programming menu ESC / Stop → Program Main menu ESC / Stop 0BA6Transfer menu ESC / Stop → Card Setup menu ESC / Stop → SetupFohdu Start Menu RUNNetwork menu ESC / Stop → Network 0BA7 only Diagnostic menu ESC / Stop → Diagnostic 0BA7 only358 LOGO! TD version ES7 Menu overview LOGO! TD version ES6 or earlierMain menu ESC / Stop LOGO! TD version ES6 or earlier PDPHVVDJHWHWV Start menu LOGO! Basic in RUNNetwork menu in LOGO! TD version ES7, for LOGO! 0BA7 only Diagnostic menu in LOGO! TD version ES7, for LOGO! 0BA7 onlyOrder numbers ModulesVariant Designation Order number Accessories Designation Order number AccessoriesUDF AbbreviationsAbbreviations Index Index Index Index XE \* Mergeformat 372