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Production Control & Information System

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Agenda
1.1.Familias
Familiasde
dePLC
PLCde
deAB
AB
2.2.Arquitectura
ArquitecturaIntegrada
Integrada
3.3.Arquitectura
ArquitecturaIntegrada
IntegradaLogix
Logix
4.4.Arquitectura
ArquitecturaIntegrada
IntegradaNet
NetLinx
Linx
5.5.Arquitectura
ArquitecturaIntegrada
IntegradaVisualizacion
Visualizacion
6.6.Arquitectura
ArquitecturaIntegrada
IntegradaPractica
Practica
7.7.Conclusiones
Conclusiones

FamialiasControladores
de PLC Rockwell Programables
Automation
Espectro de Aplicacin - I

Allen-Bradley

Tamao (memoria & E/S)


Nivel de Integracin
Performance (sistema)
Tarjetas Especiales
Integracin con otros productos
$ Precio

Basado en PC
Alta Performance
ControlLogix

Control medio costo


acotado
CompactLogix L32/35

Control de Drives
DriveLogix

Control de mquinas
- RTU -Bajo costo
CompactLogix L31

Control de
mquinas - RTU

SoftLogix

Bajo costo de
instalacin
FlexLogix

Alta Performance
PLC 5

Control medio
SLC 500

Control de
Mquinas / RTU
Micrologix 1500

Micrologix 1200

Aplic. Simples
Micrologix 1000

Aplic. Simples
PicoController

Orientado al Control
Comunicaciones Focalizadas

Orientado a la Informacin
Comunicaciones muy demandantes

Famialias de PLC Rockwell Automation


Espectro de Aplicacin - II
Tamao (memoria & E/S)
Nivel de Integracin
Performance (sistema)
Tarjetas Especiales
Integracin con otros productos
$ Precio
ControlLogix

FlexLogix

CompactLogix
L20 / L30

DriveLogix

CompactLogix
L35

SoftLogix

PLC-5

SLC 500

Micrologix 1500
Micrologix
1200
Micrologix
1000
Pico

Orientado al Control
Comunicaciones Focalizadas

Orientado a la Informacin
Comunicaciones muy demandantes

Arquitectura Integrada - Logix


ControlLogix para Desempeo,
Escalabilidad
Multiprocesamiento
Redundancia
Puenteo entre redes
Integracin de
Movimiento/Variador/Proceso

DriveLogix
Control Distribuido de Variador

ProcessLogix DCS
DB de Tag Universal y HMI

Controlador E/S Distribuido FlexLogix

CompactLogix para Valor basado


en control independiente

SoftLogix para control de Platforma Abierta


Control con Informacin y Visualizacin
Centro de Datos

El Valor del Control Multidisiplinario

Control Integrado de Variadores

Arquitectura Flexible de sistema


de control para control
Centralizado, Distribuido y de
Variador Incorporado

Personaliza la
arquitectura del
sistema de
control para cada
aplicacin

Uso de las Redes Industriales y Net Linx


Configure

Collect

EtherNet/IP

Control

ControlNet

DeviceNet

The Value of Multidisciplined Control

Arquitectura Integrada
Ambiente Control Logix

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RSLogix

5000

Herramienta para Programacin y Configuracin de toda la familia Logix de


Controladores Programables
Un nico paquete de software para la familia completa de productos Logix
ControlLogix, FlexLogix, SoftLogix,
CompactLogix, DriveLogix ...
Reduce la curva de aprendizaje entre controladores
Multiples lenguajes de programacin de acuerdo a la IEC61131-3
Modelo de datos simblico para Tags y Estructuras
Muy sencilla edicin reduce los tiempos de desarrollo y deteccin de problemas
Interfase familiar para usuarios de RSLogix 5 & 500
Poderosas herramientas de programacin
increase productivity

RSLogix 5000 Soporta Todos los procesadores Logix


Reutilice el cdigo programado en aplicaciones sobre cualquiera de las plataformas Logix
Minimice costos de entrenamiento y soporte
Seleccione la solucin ms efectiva para la aplicacin

Funcionalidad

PanelView

Distribuido

Centralizado

Explorando la interface
File operation
toolbar

Cut/Copy/Paste
Undo / Redo

Search Tools

On-Line
Status bar
and Tools

Application
Verify buttons

View / Zoom
Scale Buttons

Language Specific
Instruction Toolbar
Function Block
Diagram Editor

Sequential
Function
Chart Editor
Controller
Organizer

Configuration
Information
Ladder Diagram
Editor

Structured Text
Editor

Eligiendo el Lenguaje Apropiado

Analogas Booleanas

Variables de Proceso

Operacin

Continuo

Eventos / Estados

Ladder
Diagram
Structured
Text

Sequential
Function
Chart

Function Block
Diagram

Examine todas las partes de la aplicacin y seprela en pequeas secciones


Seleccione el (o los) lenguajes apropiados para cumplimentar los diversos requerimientos de cada seccin
Forzar una aplicacin en un lenguaje no adecuado puede resultar en cdigo muy complejo y difcil de diagnosticar

Ladder Diagram (LD)

Function Block Diagram (FBD)

Structured Text (ST)

Sequential Function Chart (SFC)

Sistema Operativo Logix


Logix utiliza un sistema multitarea por divisin de tiempos

Similar a PLC/SLC, pero con ms tareas


Modelo desarrollado bajo IEC61131-3

Soporte hasta de 32 tareas separadas (ControlLogix)

1 Continua, 31 Periodicas (STI) o basadas en Eventos (PII)


Segmente su aplicacin de acuerdo a la operacin
Ejecute cada porcin a un intervalo apropiado

Tareas Periodicas / Eventos


soportan 15 niveles de prioridad

Permite configurar al controlador


para ejecutar lo importante primero
Tareas de igual prioridad
se separan 1ms para adelante y
atrs
La tarea Continua opera
a la menor prioridad

Cada tarea puede llamar a 32 Programas

Permite una mayor subdivisin


de la aplicacin
Provee un rea local, aislada, de
datos y tags

Logix5000 Controller
System Task
Motion Task
Fault Task
User Task
User Task
Configuration
User Task
Configuration
Status
Configuration
Status
Password
Status
Password
Watchdog

Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Program
Main Routine
Local Data

I/O Data
array[x]
float
int

struct

struct array[x]

subroutine
subroutine
--| |------( )-subroutine
--| |------( )-subroutine
--| |------( )---| |------( )--

Global Data
struct array[x]
array[x,y,z]

Fault Routine
if A=12 then B

Sistema Operativo Multitarea


Tank_Control::10ms
10ms
Tank_Control
Storage_Tank_10

Reactor_Control :: 40ms
40ms
Reactor_Control
Reactor_1

Storage_Tank_11

Reactor_2

Storage_Tank_20

Cada controlador ControlLogix soporta hasta 32 tareas de usuario


1 tarea continua, y hasta 31 tareas peridicas o por eventos
Cada tarea tiene su propio nivel de prioridad y tiempo de ejecucin para mejor aprovechamiento de los recursos del
procesador

Operacin de las Tareas en Logix

Program 2

...

Program 1
Program 2

Event Task Scan

Input
Motion
Code

...

Program 1
Program 2

...

...

CPU Overhead Time-slice

Program 1

Periodic Task Scan

5ms
10ms
15ms

...

Task Auto-restart

Continuous Task Scan

Program 32

Program 32

Program 32

Scan interrupted by
periodic and event tasks

Executes each program top to bottom and then restarts


Operates at the lowest priority on the controller
Uses all CPU time left after other tasks execute
Interrupted by operating system to perform processor
and communications overhead
Traditional PLC Scan

Depending on task priority


scan interrupted by
other periodic and event tasks
Triggered automatically at a preset time interval
Interrupts lower priority tasks and can be interrupted by
higher priority tasks (15 Levels)
Will time-slice on a 1ms basis with another task at the
same priority level
Captures fault for task overlap
Similar to PLC/SLC Selectable Timed Interrupt (STI)

Depending on task priority


scan interrupted by
other periodic and event tasks
Triggered based on arrival of input or consumed tag, motion
operations, via another program, or a Windows Event for
SofLogix5800
Interrupts lower priority tasks and can be interrupted by higher
priority tasks (15 Levels)
Will time-slice on a 1ms basis with another task at the same
priority level
Captures fault for task overlap
Similar toe PLC Peripheral Input Interrupt (PII) or SLC Discrete
Input Interrupt (DII)

Programas en Logix
Program
Cada Rutina puede ser realizada
en cualquiera de los 4 lenguajes
de programacin

Routine
Routine

Variable

DB

Routine
Routine
Routine

Un programa Logix contiene


Una o mltiples rutinas con cdigo de programa
Una base de datos de Variables Locales
Las variables locales son SOLAMENTE accesibles desde las rutinas dentro del
programa

Memoria del Controlador Logix


Cada controlador tiene una base de datos de
variables compartida

HMI

PLC

Accesible desde todos los programas del


controlador
Accesible desde dispositivos externos

Controller Tags

Program

Program

Logix Controller

I/O

Tag Alias
I/O
Asocia los Tags del programa con los tags del
controlador
E/S o Datos de Red

Aisle programas (cdigo & datos) de los detalles de


arquitectura
Tipo de Controlador
Estructura de E/S
E/S Locales
EtherNet/IP
ControlNet
DeviceNet

Controller
Tags
Program

Program

Acceso ms fcil a los datos. No hay


necesidad de reprogramar a medida
que el sistema cambia

Logix Controller

I/O

Desde Tabla de Datos a Base de Datos

I:0 I:37
O:0 O:37
B3:0 B3:999
T4:0 T4:999
C5:0 C5:999
N7:0 N7:999
F8:0 F8:999

LS_114
Motor5.Start
Filler5.Uptime
Tanks[10].Level
Tanks[10].Pressure
Recipes[Cookie].Milk
Axis5.Speed

Estructuras definidas por usuario simplican el programa

Datos definibles por el usuario

Un programa esta siendo escrito para controlar el procesamiento de lquido en un tanque.


Los parmetros en el programa incluyen
Nivel de Tanque
Presin & Temperatura
Velocidad del agitador
Estatus de las vlvulas de entrada y de salida

Estructura de Memoria - PLC Convencional


Se necesita almacenar los datos en la estructura definida por el PLC Enteros en un archivo
entero, valores flotantes en archivos de punto flotante, etc

Direccionamiento Fsico
Enteros

Parmetros de Tanque
Nivel
Presin
Temperatura
Velocidad de
agitador
Estatus Valvulas

N76:123

45

N76:124

23

N76:125

12

N76:126

67

Punto Flotante
F23:13

123.4545

F23:14

32.23

F23:15

45.012

F23:16

1.00267

Boleanos
B11:0

100111010010

Todos los datos


necesitan coincidir
con la estructura
definida por el PLC

Estructura de Memoria - PLC Convencional

Tanque1
Nivel
Presin
Temperatura
Velocidad de
agitador
Estatus Vlvulas

Tanque2
Nivel
Presin
Temperatura
Velocidad de
agitador
Estatus Vlvulas

Enteros
N76:123

45

N76:124

23

N76:125

12

N77:123

12

N77:124

23

N77:125

67

Punto Flotante
F23:13

123.4545

F23:14

32.23

F23:15

45.012

F24:13

23.45

F24:14

35.3445

F24:15

1.00267

Boleanos
B11:0

101010101000

B11:1

110100110110

Si se tienen mltiples
tanques, la organizacin
se vuelve mas compleja

Logix Memoria que se adapta a su proceso


Crea datos definidos por el usuario que emulen tus equipos y dispositivos de campo

Usa la estructura para almacenar los datos

Logix Memoria que se adapta a tu proceso


Usa la estructura cada vez que tengas un tanque
Todos los datos de cada tanque permanecen agrupados

Tanque1

Ahorre tiempo de ingeniera creando estructuras de datos


No es necesario manejar mapeos complejos de memoria
Tanque2
Haga programas mas sencillos de leer durante el desarrollo y el mantenimiento del sistema

Tanque3

Arquitectura Tpica Recoleccin de Datos


Datos a Sistemas
(ERP, SAP, People
Soft, JDEdwards,
Oracle, AS400)

ControlNet o EtherNet/IP

SoftLogix5800 provee
enclavamientos de alta velocidad
con el ControlLogix y las
decisiones de control. La PC corre
RSSql para compartir los datos de
campo con los sistemas de
negocios.

Arquitectura Integrada
Concepto NETLINX

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Arquitectura NetLinx - Sumario


Basado en estndares de redes abiertas
Soporte global multi-fabricante
Utiliza el modelo de comunicacin
Productor/Consumidor
Conjunto de servicios que son
independientes del medio
Conectividad abierta a travs de toda la
empresa
Migracin Conectividad con sistemas
antiguos

Informacin

Automatizacin y Control

Dispositivo
Discreto

Dispositivo de
Proceso

De
De Internet
Internet aa DeviceNet
DeviceNet

CIP One Protocol Across Three Networks


Access of the entire control system from a single location
Seamless messaging over multiple networks
No extra programming, no black boxes!!

WLAN

CIP

DeviceNet

General Network Selection Guidelines


The DeviceNet network is most often used in these types of
configurations
applications in which nodes with a few points are spread out
in a network of drives
when you want to connect many devices directly to the
DeviceNet network (many devices have built-in DeviceNet
interfaces)
when you require advanced diagnostic information

Aplicaciones Ideales
RIO Lite

Drive Net

Not a RIO Replacement

Safety

DeviceNet Safety

Panel Net

Especificaciones de Red Device Net


Network Power
24vDC power to devices
Thick/Flat trunk (Class 1) rated to 8 amps
Thick/Flat trunk (Class 2) rated to 4 amps
Thin wire (Class 2) rated to 3 amps

Physical Media
Shielded Twisted Pair (STP)
- Communication and Power
- Thick - Trunkline or Dropline
- Thin - Trunkline or Dropline
Flat
- Communication and Power
- Trunkline only

Maximum Devices
64 Nodes per Network

Trunkline Distance
and Baud Rates
Thick
- 500m @ 125Kbit/s
- 250m @ 250Kbit/s
- 100m @ 500Kbit/s
Thin
- 100m Max
Flat
- 420m @ 125Kbit/s
- 200m @ 250Kbit/s
- 80m @ 500Kbit/s

Drop-line wiring
Single drop
Daisy-chaining off drop
Branching off drop
(maximum of 6m each)
Terminating Resistors
120 Resistors at both ends
of the network trunkline

Messaging Services
Producer/Consumer
I/O
Programming
Configuration
Diagnostics

Cumulative
Drop-line Budget
156m @ 125Kbit/s
78m @ 250Kbit/s
39m @ 500Kbit/s
(Maximum of 6m each)

ControlNet

General Network Selection Guidelines


The ControlNet network is most often used in these types
of configurations:
as the default network for the ControlLogix platform
as a substitute/replacement for legacy remote I/O networks
because ControlNet handles large numbers of I/O points well
as a backbone to multiple distributed DeviceNet networks
as a peer interlocking network

Grandes Aplicaciones de Control Net


High Availability

ControlLogix Redundancy
Media Redundancy

Backbone for multiple DeviceNet Networks

High Performance Substitute/Replacement for


High I/O Counts:
AB RIO
Profibus DP
Interbus S

Peer-to-Peer Interlocking Network

ControlNet Especificaciones de Red


Maximum Devices
99 Nodes per Network
48 Nodes per Segment

Data Rate
5 Mbit/s

Physical Media
Low loss RG6/U Coax Quad Shield
- Standard, High-flex, Plenum, Armor
Fiber Optic
- Multi-mode - 300 micron
- Multi-mode - 62.5/125 micron
- Single-mode - 9/125 micron

Topologies
Coax
Linear Bus w/Passive Tap
Fiber
- Point-to-point
- Ring

Distance (Coax)
2 nodes at 1000m
48 nodes at 250m
Distances increased with
the use of repeaters

Distance (Fiber)
Multi-mode
- 300 micron - up to 200m
- 62.5/125 micron - up to 10Km
Single-mode
- 9/125 micron - up to 20Km

Terminating Resistors
75 Resistors at both ends
of the network trunkline

Messaging Services
Producer/Consumer
I/O and Peer-to-Peer
Programming
Configuration
Diagnostics

Device Connections
Tap with one-meter drop
BNC connectors
TNC connectors (IP67 rated)
No minimum tap separations

EtherNet/IP

General Network Selection Guidelines


The EtherNet/IP network is most often used in these types
of configurations:
as the preferred network when real-time control (I/O and
Drive), and commercial technologies (ie: web and email) has to
coexist in the system
as an economical solution for connecting many computers
as the best choice when you want to connect many devices
as the standard network for connectivity to enterprise systems
in a star topology when nodes are grouped closely together
as the least expensive HMI option when used with PanelView
Plus

Aplicaciones Comunes de Ethernet


Connect to Many Computers and Business
Systems

Default HMI Network

I/O and Drive Control

Large Applications

EtherNet/IP Especificaciones de Red


Maximum Devices
Virtually Unlimited

Physical Media
10, 100, 1000 Mbps copper and fiber

Topologies
Star Topology
Fiber Ring

Distance (Twisted Pair)


100m per segment

Ethernet Switch
Data Rate
10/100 Mbps
1 Gbps (future)
Device Connections
Active Ethernet Switch
RJ45
Encapsulated RJ45
M12

Distance (Fiber)
Multi-mode
- 300 micron - up to 200m
- 62.5/125 micron - up to 10Km
Single-mode
- 9/125 micron - up to 20Km

Messaging Services
Producer/Consumer
I/O and Peer-to-Peer
Programming
Configuration
Diagnostics

EtherNet/IP IT Integration
Integrates Easily with Business Systems and Corporate Infrastructure
Makes Information Available Anywhere You Need it

Windows - Email Express

Corporate Database

To:
cc:

- O X

Alarm in Zon

Web Pages
shiftsupervisor@acme.com
plantmanager@acme.com

SQL
XML
Alarm in Zone #1.
Please
ODBC

Pagers

Check Tank Level.

Email

Send
SendPlant
PlantInfo
InfototoCell
CellPhones
Phonesoror
Pagers
Pagersvia
viaEmail
Email
Create
Custom
Web
Pages
Create Custom Web Pageswith
withData
Data
From
Your
Controller
From Your Controller

because
becauseEtherNet/IP
EtherNet/IPisisstandard
standardEthernet
Ethernet

Cell Phones

EtherNet/IP Flat Network Topology


Lower system cost
Better system performance
EtherNet/IP

Simplified integration
Future Proof

EtherNet/
IP

The Value of Multidisciplined Control

Sociedad Tecnologica

Ethernet Switches for a Wide Range of


Industrial Applications
Applications that require
plant floor and enterprise
integration

Price

Ideal for applications with


linear or ring topologies
OEMs, Material Handling SIs &
EUs

Applications with distributed network


devices that need to be monitored and
controlled
Mid Range & Risk Averse OEMs

ed
g
a
n
a
m
Un
Applications with Small,
Isolated Networks

Complex OEMs,
Medium End Users ->
Global Accounts

Embedded
Ring & Linear
ed
g
a
Man

Architecture
Buying Behavior

Component
Buying Behavior
Small OEMs
no EtherNet/IP Control or High
Tech competence

Functionality

Own the Industrial Infrastructure!

Switch Buying Behavior


If the potential customer:

Then:

Example:

Has IT professionals involved


Is a Cisco house
Needs very high network performance
Needs connection to corporate infrastructure
Values Integrated Architecture

Sell the Stratix 8000

Global Accounts
Users looking to integrate their
plant floor to their enterprise
Large OEMs who network their
machines into a factory

Lead with the Stratix 8000


Fall-back to Stratix
6000 entry level
managed switch

Customers who just wants a


good, easy way to deploy
control network
Complex OEMs

Does not value Integrated Architecture


Exhibits component buyer behavior w/ I/O,
drives, etc.
Needs a small, isolated network (no IT)

Lead with Stratix 6000


Fall-back
to Stratix 2000
unmanaged

Component OEMs

Needs/requests linear or ring topology


Is shopping price of the entire network &
architecture vs. Siemens or Schneider

Sell Embedded
Switch
Technology

Customers with applications


requiring alternative topologies

IT is not involved
Values Integrated Architecture
Is new or inexperienced applying Ethernet
Values cost & ease-of-use over features /
performance

CIP Comon Internal Protocol


Prepare your system for the future with CIP Networks
Utilization of a common protocol (CIP) allows for easy system expansion
Add any type or size of network segments as your plant expands with no risk
Seamless messaging over multiple networks
Access of the entire control system from a single location
No extra programming or special hardware is required regardless of the addition of
network type
Business
System
ControlNet

CIP
EtherNet/IP

Ethernet Switch

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DeviceNet

Future Network ?

Nueva Iniciativa de Sincronizacin de Tiempo de Precisin

Extensiones de CIP para aplicaciones que requieren sincronizacin de tiempo de


precisin
Sincronizacin de Lnea en Tiempo Real para minimizar la Acumulacin
Coordinacin de Alta Velocidad para rechazo de partes > 1000 Partes/min

Common Industrial
Protocol (Protocolo
Industrial Comn (CIP)

DeviceNet
EtherNet/IP

Servicios de
Sincronizacin de Tiempo
IEEE 1588-2002

Multiple Uses of Networks


to
toconnect
connectbusiness
businesssystem
system
totothe
control
system
the control system

totogain
gainremote
remoteaccess
access
over
corporate
net
or
the
over corporate net or theinternet
internet
totoconnect
connectHMI
HMItoto
controllers
controllersand
anddevices
devices

to distribute or increase the amount


to distribute or increase the amount
ofofI/O
I/Ofor
forreal-time
real-timecontrol
control

totoprogram,
program,configure,
configure,&&
monitor
monitorthe
thesystem
system

to
toprovide
providemessaging
messaging
between
betweencontrollers
controllers
totoprovide
providereal-time
real-time
controller-to-controller
controller-to-controllerinterlocking
interlocking

for
fordirect
directconnection
connectionand
andreal-time
real-timecontrol
control
ofofdevices
devicestotocontrollers
controllers

EtherNet/IP Rockwell Portfolio Contd

Arquitectura Integrada
Concepto Inalambrico
de prosoft

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Radio Linx
Arquitectura
Arquitecturacon
conRadio
RadioLinx
Linx

Caracteristicas
Operativo en industrias con alta interferencia en el ambiente
Antena doble para maximo rendimiento y flexibilidad en la
red
Velocidad de Radio Frecuencia de 250 kbps
Avanzada Tecnologia de Encriptacion y Seguridad en Datos
40 o 128 bit de llaves de encriptacion
Datos encriptados usando algoritmos propios
Especificaciones Fisicas

Rangos desde 24 kilometros con linea de vista

Repetidores para incrementar el rango


Encapsulamiento estructurado de alumnio con montaje para riel din
Tamao 104.1mm x 94.23mm x 52.07mm
Puerto de ethernet (1) RJ45 10/100 Mbps
Puerto Serial (1) rs232 Conector
Puertos de Antenoa (2) RP-SMA Conectores Antenas Diversificadas
Automaticamente
Peso 450 gr
Rangos de Temperatura -40 C a 70 C
Humedad Relativa del 90% sin Condensacion

Wireless Point I/O


Arquitectura
Arquitecturacon
conWireless
WirelessPoint
PointI/O
I/O

ControlLogix
With EN2T

RadioLinx
IHW

ILX34-AENWG

Access Point

LX34-AENWG

Stratix 8000

ILX34-AENWG

Modulos InRax
Arquitectura
Arquitecturacon
conInRax
InRax

RadioLinx
IHW
Access Point

Arquitectura
Arquitecturacon
conInRax
InRax

Arquitectura
Arquitecturainalmbrica
inalmbrica

Arquitectura Integrada
Visualizacion

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Visualizacion
Rockwell Automation visualization
products include electronic operator
interfaces and industrial computers and
monitors.
These performance and visibility
visualization platforms provide you with
a scalable, unified suite of operator
interface and supervisory-level
monitoring solutions that share the same
development software, offering faster
development and implementations,
flexibility and lower total cost-ofownership.

Premier integration into Integrated Architecture gives you visibility


into your operations, which can lead to business success and
performance when and where you need it.

Premier Integration

Reduces programming time with ControlLogix native addressing and ability to


browse directly to Logix tags without creating a separate tag database
Simplifies interaction of all networks with support for all core Integrated Architecture
CIP networks EtherNet/IP ControlNet and DeviceNet and numerous other
drivers
Simplifies development with pre-engineered faceplates for specific applications
(motion, process, drives)

Factory Talk
Software Comn Independiente de Hardware
Apariencia, sensacin y navegacin
comunes
Aprendizaje de una herramienta para
todas las aplicaciones HMI
Escalabilidad a travs de
plataformas
Portabilidad de aplicacin
Carga/descarga a travs de redes
mediante portales
Modo Test Run (Ejecucin de
Prueba)
Bibliotecas y Parmetros

FT-View Studio

Reduce el costo total


de propiedad
Mejora la
productividad

PanelView Plus

Computadora
VersaView CE
MobileView

Servidor Sencillo
Multi-Cliente
Computadora
Versa View
Win 2000/XP

Servidor Sencillo
Multi-Cliente

Plataformas de Hardware ViewAnyWare


Plataformas Factory Talk View
Machine Edition
Plataformas Abiertas

Plataformas Factory Talk View


Supervisory Edition
Servidores

VersaView
(Windows 2000/XP)

Clientes
VersaView CE

VersaView

(Windows CE)

(Windows 2000/XP)

Plataformas Dedicadas
VersaView CE

MobileView

(Windows CE)

(Windows CE)

PanelView Plus

VersaView
(Windows 2000/XP)

6 Arquitectura Integrada Practica


Laboratorio 1
Creando un Proyecto
Laboratorio 2
Agregando Point I/O
Laboratorio 3
Agregando un Variador
Laboratorio 4
Controlando el Variador
Laboratorio 5
Agregando un Panel de Control para el Variador y el Proceso gral

7 Conclusiones

Marco Antonio Martnez Alonso


Especialista de Automatizacin

Ventas.Cids@gmail.com
Gerente Gral. CIDS
Centro de Investigacin Desarrollo y Soporte

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