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We will be creating our first Productivity 2000 Series PLC program. This will be done in ladder logic. The default physical IO and PLC task management will be discussed. Previously, we communicated with our P2000 PLC and automatically created the hardware configuration. We also set the hot-swap feature of our physical input and output cards on the controller. We will now write our first PLC ladder logic program in our Productivity 2000 Series controller. This will be a simple start-stop circuit. We will download and then run the program, monitoring the ladder logic using the Productivity Suite software. Let's get started. Detailed information can be found on our Website. The post for this video is located here: https://accautomation.ca/productivity-2000-series-plc-first-program/ 00:00 Productivity 2000 Series PLC First Program 01:09 P2000 PLC Default Tag Names 03:58 Productivity Tag Database 05:20 Productivity Task Management 07:17 Productivity 2000 PLC First Ladder Logic Program 11:29 Download and Monitor P2000 PLC Program 15:56 Forcing Contacts in the P2000 PLC Program The Productivity 2000 Series PLC is located here: https://accautomation.ca/series/productivity-2000-series-plc-p2000/ Previously in this Productivity 2000 series PLC, we have discussed: P2000 Hardware Features https://accautomation.ca/productivity-2000-series-plc-p2000-hardware/ https://youtu.be/83MfQK7fzdk Productivity Suite Programming Software Install https://accautomation.ca/productivity-2000-series-plc-software-install/ https://youtu.be/4MTOIrWA1L8 Productivity 2000 Series PLC Communication https://accautomation.ca/productivity-2000-series-plc-communication/ https://youtu.be/UoHoMwk-zi0 There are several reasons why we are using the Productivity 2000 Series Controller. Here are just a few. - CPU with 5 communication ports - 50MB user memory - Can handle very complex applications easily. - Limitless PID – Autotuning – Individual or Cascade Mode - etc - OLED message display on the CPU module - Plenty of discrete and analog I/O modules - Status displays on all discrete I/O modules - I/O Modules have QR codes. This can be scanned so you can have the latest specifications/wiring diagrams for the module. - OLED data display on analog modules - P2-RS remote I/O expansion module, or use the Productivity1000 P1-RX remote expansion module to add even lower-cost remote I/O to your system - FREE full-featured Productivity Suite software - Programming with several ports - USB, Ethernet, Serial - Hardware auto-discovery - Hot-swappable I/O - Remove cards with power on the system - Choose from three wiring options - Slim DIN rail density form factor: - hardware - power supply, CPU, and seven modules in only 10-1/2 inches - All project files (program, tag name database, and all the program documentation) in the CPU - Run-time editing and debug mode on CPU - Easy data logging with micro SD on CPU - Secure Web server to access data files and system tags - Easy drive and motion controller integration - Coordinate motion control with PS-AMC allows control of up to 16 axes and synchronization of up to 4 axes - Two-Year Warranty The Productivity 2000 series of programmable logic controllers currently has all of these features built into the P2-550 CPU. This CPU (Central Processing Unit) is also known as PAC (Programmable Automation Controller) because of its communication capabilities. https://www.accautomation.ca
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