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HJ3200 series use PROFINET and S1200 type PLC networking-V1.2
HJ32XX configuration
Configure the device name
The device name can only contain 26 letters (including upper and lower case), 10 numbers and underscores, and cannot use other special characters.
Configuring device PROFINET Parameters
PROFINET parameters include COM port parameters and IO parameters
The COM port parameter contains two parts: COM attribute and MODBUS parameter:
The parameters of COM attribute include COM type (RS232/RS485), COM port baud rate, data bit, stop bit, checksum and sampling time.
Note 1: The sampling time of the COM port is limited by the baud rate of the COM port, the number of MODBUS terminals connected to the COM port, etc. The set sampling time must ensure that each MODBUS terminal can sample data.
Note 2: The list of MODBUS terminals is distinguished by device ID, and different device IDs represent different MODBUS terminals. Only RS485 supports simultaneous access to multiple MODBUS terminals.
The IO parameters include the sampling interval (minimum 1MS) and the number of input and output (different HJ32XX devices, according to the actual device configuration).
For example, HJ3204 has 16 digital inputs, 14 digital outputs and 4 analog inputs.
Generate GSDML file
The generated GSDML file is saved to the sub-file bluedatabase in the current path, which is required by Siemens software.
The generated GSDML file name format is as follows
Contains the name of the device HJ3200 and the date it was generated, other parts are in a fixed format.
TIA software adds GSDML file
Open the Options > Manage Generic Station Descriptor File (GSDML) menu
Import GSDML files.
Add PROFINET devices to the project
Add the HJ3204-PN device to the project
Take a look at the imported address table:
It can be seen that the IO and COM ports of HJ3204-PN connected to the MODBUS terminal are all mapped to the IO address unit of S1200.
Check out the IO data:
Using PROFINET I/O devices
Try it with the program: I1.0 input is 1 state
The state where the I1.0 input is 0
