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Labview - siemens s7200

I would interface Labview 5.0 with Siemens S7200 plc. Anyone had some
experienced?
Thanks.
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Is this model made by them, or is it one of the PLC product lines they bought from other people (i.e. Texas Instruments)? If it's the latter I have native drivers I can send you, other wise the way to approach it would be to use MODBUS.

Do a search on the discussion group, I posted a set of MODBUS drivers to someone else within the last 30 days.

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> I would interface Labview 5.0 with Siemens S7200 plc. Anyone had some
> experienced?
> Thanks.

I did it by means of a free OPC Server. It was Kepware KepServer v4.0,
which has the only limitation that it stops after 2 hours of
execution. You have to connect your s7-200 to the Pc via the PC/PPI
cable. From the KepServer you can assign the inputs/outputs/marks to
many OPC tags: Select Channel, Device and I/O you want.
Then in Labview, in the control or indicator you want to read/write
the PCL registers, you must set the DataSocket conection for the OPC
data exchange:
- right-click the object (control or indicator...)
- select DataOperation / DataSocket Connections
- browse to the OPC connection you've created in the Kepserver

Now this control/indicator is related wit
h the PLC, and it works
well!!!
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Hello, please can post an example program in LabView?

Thank you very much.

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