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Flexible Decoding and Processing of Data Matrix Codes with S7-1200

with S7-1200, HawkEye HE40, PC Access and KTP600 Configuration Example x27 January 2010
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CE-X27 - Flexible Decoding and Processing of Data Matrix Codes with S7-1200 V1.0, Entry ID: 40603943
Automation Task
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Automation Solution
Configuration
SIMATIC CE-X27 - Flexible Decoding and Processing of Data Matrix Codes with S7-1200
Code Elements
History
Warranty and Liability
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Warranty and Liability ................................................................................................. 4 1 Automation Task................................................................................................ 6 1.1 1.2 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 3 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 3.10 4 5 Application automation task ................................................................. 6 List of components ............................................................................... 7 Wiring diagram ..................................................................................... 9 Scanning and processing of Data Matrix code .................................. 10 Communication with the code scanner .............................................. 13 HawkEye4x function block............................................................... 18 Installing and wiring hardware............................................................ 19 Connect S7-1200 with PG/PC............................................................ 20 Load project in the S7-1200 CPU1214C............................................ 21 Load project into the SIMATIC Panel KTP600................................... 22 Using PC runtime instead of the panel............................................... 23 Initializing and configuring the HawkEye scanner with Data Matrix codes .................................................................................................. 24 Configuring the PC Access OPC server ............................................ 26 Configuring Microsoft Access............................................................. 28 Generating own Data Matrix code...................................................... 29 Operation of the application via HMI .................................................. 30
Automation Solution ......................................................................................... 9
Configuration ................................................................................................... 19
Code Elements................................................................................................. 32 History............................................................................................................... 33
1 Automation Task
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1.1
Automation Task
Application automation task
At a companys goods receipt delivered goods are to be recorded by the HawkEye HE40 Data Matrix code scanner. The scanner is to transfer the read data via a serial connection using a RS232 communication module CM1241 to a S7-1200 controller (CPU1214C). To be able to scan bulky goods it will furthermore be possible to buffer the read data, whilst there is no connection to the controller. In this case, the reading of the buffered data will take place automatically after restoring the connection to the controller. To identify the recorded products, the program of the S7-1200 is to pass on the read ID code to a PC via the Ethernet interface. The OPC server PC ACCESS installed there presents the connecting link to a downstream database (e.g. MS ACCESS), in which the product description of the read code is searched in the selected language. The product description is then re-transferred via the OPC server back to the S7-1200 controller and is then displayed on a Basic Panel KTP600.
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Parallel to the reading process of each product a time stamp it to be recorded in the database. STEP7 Basic v10.5 is to be used as configuration tool for the control program and the HMI.
Figure 1-1
Goods receipt; checking of goods
PC database
Combined this leads to the following scenarios: scanning and displaying of Data Matrix Code registration and evaluation of Data Matrix Code by means of database scanning and buffering of data in Data Matrix code scanner
1 Automation Task
Figure 1-2
5 1 2 3 4
Ethernet
8
Microsoft ACCESS
6
RS232
PC database PC Access
1
Power Supply
2 6
CM1241 RS232
3 7
S7-1200 CPU 1214C
4 Switch CSM 1277
5 KTP 600 PN
HawkEye HE40
PC Access
Microsoft ACCESS database
1.2
Products
Table 1-1
List of components
Components 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. PM1207 Power supply RS232 communication module CM1241 S7-1200 CPU1214C Compact Switch Module CSM1277 Basic KTP600 panel (color, PN) SIMATIC HE 40 handheld code reader optional: HE 40T HE 45 HE 45T
Qty 1 1 1 1 1 1 6GF
MLFB / Order number 6EP1332-1SH71 6ES7241-1AH30-0XB0 6ES7214-1AE30-0XB0 6GK7277-1AA00-0AA0 6AV6647-0AD11-3AX0 3020-0HE40-0XX4 Optional: 6GF 3020-0HT40-0XX4 6GF 3020-0HE45-0XX4 6GF 3020-0HT45-0XX4 optional
Note
DC/DC/DC
The order numbers listed relate to the EU plug-in power pack with RS232 interface
Note
A basic panel KTP600 is not absolutely necessary. To simulate the user interface, PC runtime from STEP7 Basic can be used.
1 Automation Task
Accessories
Table 1-2 Component 1. 2. 3. 1950 mAH Li-ion battery module for SIMATIC HE40(T) / HE45(T) Battery charger (2-bay) with EU power supply for SIMATIC HE40/HE45 Ethernet connection cables between KTP600, S7-1200 CPU and PC Qty 1 6GF 1 6GF 2 6XV18 MLFB / Order number 3020-0AC40-0AB2 3020-0AC40-0AA3 70-3QH20 Note For wireless scanning
Note
More information on the HawkEye handheld code reader can be found here: SIMATIC HawkEye 40/45
Programming package
Table 1-3 Component 1. 2. 3. STEP 7 Basic V10.5 OPC Server PC Access Microsoft Access 1 1 1 Qty MLFB / Order number 6ES7822-0AA00-0YA0 6ES7840-2CC01-0YX0 From v1.0 SP4 OPC Client Note
Note
PC Access SP4 can also be downloaded here: http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/39055669
2 Automation Solution
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2.1
Automation Solution
Wiring diagram
Figure 2-1
L N PE L+ M
S7-1200 PM1270 + CM1241 + CPU1214C + CSM1277
CPU 224XP 1
A7
AC 230V
Data flow from controller to PC database

Figure 2-2
PC database
MS Access database (OPC client)
PC database
PC Access (OPC server)
CSM1277
CPU 1214C
Ethernet network
2.2
Scanning and processing of Data Matrix code

To provide a rough overview, a simplified functionality of this process is shown below. Figure 2-3
PC database
5 6
PC Access
KTP600
2
3
HawkEye HE40
CM1241 + CPU 1214C
Table 2-1 No 1. 2. The Data Matrix code is scanned. The code reader captures the image, decodes the information and outputs this information at the serial interface of the reader. If the code reader is not connected with the S7-1200 it will store the data in the internal buffer. When it is connected with the S7-1200 all data from the internal buffer is read and consecutively output via the serial interface. The RS232 communication module collects the information and buffers it. The S7-1200 reads the information from the RS232 communication module and provides this information to the PC database via Industrial Ethernet and PC Access. The PC searches the database for scanned information and returns the product designation to the controller as plain text. In addition, the flow of goods is archived. The basic panel KTP600 displays the scanned product ID and the product designation which was returned from the database. Function
3. 4.
5.
6.
Scanning the Data Matrix code The optical detection of the Data Matrix code corresponds to the basic functionality of a camera. To enable scanning also under difficult lighting conditions, the Data Matrix code is illuminated by means of LEDs.
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2 Automation Solution Scanning the Data Matrix code requires the laser beam of the scanner to be aligned to the center of the Data Matrix code. The laser beam appears when pressing the button on the HawkEye. Decoding and output of the Data Matrix code The code reader analyzes the matrix by means of the specification for Data Matrix code and converts the information to an ASCII string.
Figure 2-4
12345678
The start of the ASCII string with the data is delimited with a comma as a prefix and the end of the string is delimited with a <CR><LF> (carriage return and line feed = enter and line feed) as suffix.
Figure 2-5
12345678
,12345678<CR><LF>
The data is sent via the serial interface. Receiving and processing information The sample program has configured the S7-1200 in such a way that all data starting with a comma and ending with a <CR> is received. First of all the data is buffered in the RS232 communication module. Only when the data is read from the RS232 communication module by the S7-1200 controller, due to the control program, will the actual string be extracted, stored in DB1 and therefore provided to the PC database.
Figure 2-6
,12345678<CR><LF>
DB1.DBB5 12345678
The S7-1200 will now wait that the database assigns a string to the read code, consisting of the product designation and provide it to the S7-1200 again as plain text. Data exchange between PC and S7-1200 The OPC server PC Access provides data exchange between PC and S7-1200. Taking the restrictions below into account, PC Access can be used for the data exchange with a S7-1200. Only the DB1 data block can be accessed The data block must be declared non-symbolic To address the variables in the data block the syntax of the S7-200 is obligatory (V, VB, VW, VD)
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OPC server and database The OPC server uses the Ethernet connection and can access the data of the S71200. In turn the data is provided to an OPC client (database MS Access) for read and write access. The database also evaluates the communication status consisting of two bytes, in addition to the string. If the New String and Search database command is detected, the string is read from the OPC server.
Figure 2-7
Database PC MS Access Database
Visual Basic Script (OPC client) Read when change of variables im OPC server Evaluation: which variables have changed? Execute relevant command
PC database
PC Access OPC server

VB5 DB1.DBB5 12345678
S7-1200
Searching the database After detecting the Read command of the communication interface, the database reads the string and searches for it in the database. The data in the database is archived. If the string is found, the product designation is written to the OPC server. In the buffered scanning mode the product designation is not transferred.
Figure 2-8
Database PC MS Access Database
Visual Basic Script (OPC client) The Search command executes the Select command at the database When the string is found the product description is passed on to the OPC server
PC database
PC-Access OPC Server

VB87 DB1.DBB87 Cup
S7-1200
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Information on the touch panel The basic panel KTP600 is used to display selected data of the S7-1200. The last string sent to the database and the corresponding plain text is displayed In the buffered scanning mode the product designation is not displayed.
2.3
Communication with the code scanner

Communicating with the S7-1200 controller via the communication module with the code scanner is performed by integrating the Point to Point (PtP) communication blocks.
Configuration of port For data of the code scanner to be received via the PtP communication module the port has to be configured according to the specifications of the code scanner. This can be done via the static initial configuration in the properties of the device configuration or, like in this example, via the control program using the PORT_CFG block.
Figure 2-9
The Port block parameter specifies the communication module via which the code scanner is connected. Other important parameters are Baud Parity Data Stop bits Bits rate
These parameters are stored in the instance data block of PORT_CFG (Figure 2-10). A rising edge on the REQ input enables the configuration change. In this example, this happens in the first cycle, when the controller is switched from STOP to RUN.
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Figure 2-10
Configuration of receive parameters To clearly detect the data from the code scanner, the conditions which identify the beginning and the end of a receiving message have to be configured. This can be done via the static initial configuration in the properties of the device configuration or, like in this example, via the control program using the RCV_CFG block.
Figure 2-11
The Port block parameter specifies the communication module via which the code scanner is connected. The CONDITIONS data structure indicates the initial and end conditions for receiving messages. These parameters are stored in the instance data block of RCV_CFG (Figure 2-12). A rising edge on the REQ input enables the configuration change. In this example, this happens in the first cycle, when the controller is switched from STOP to RUN.
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Figure 2-12
In this example the start condition is as follows: detecting a start signal STARTCOND = 1 the start character is a comma STARTCHAR = HEX#2C
The end condition is configured as follows: detecting a character string of a maximum of 5 characters ENDCOND = 32 taking into account the fifth character from the 5-digit character string SEQ.CTL = HEX#10 (binary: 0001_0000) the fifth character to be considered is <CR> SEQ.STR[5] = $R
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More detailed explanations on the end conditions by character string Each character of the end character strings, which can be up to 5-digits, can be taken into account or ignored. Selection is via activation bits. Character 1 is bit 0, character 2 is bit 1, etc. When one bit is enabled, the character of the message has to match the character of the configured end character string in this place. The last relevant character is always on the very right. This means that the fifth character of the character string corresponds to the last character which is to be detected. Subsequent characters are rejected. Table 2-2 shows the evaluation of a message, as it is performed in this configuration example. Green fields display the configured start and end conditions. Red fields are ignored in the end conditions. Table 2-2
Character position Incoming message Start and end conditions Activation bits of 5digit character string for end condition Stored message in S71200 ,A B 1. , , 01 00 C D 2 0 E 3 0 F 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. D 6. E 7. F 8. <CR> <CR> 4 1 <CR> 9. <LF>
Table 2-3 shows an example of a different possible end condition where the second and fifth character of the end character string have to match. The first, third and fourth character is ignored, so it can be arbitrary. Table 2-3
Character position Incoming message Start and end conditions Activation bits of 5digit character string for end condition Stored message in S71200 ,A B 1. , , 01 01 C D 2. A 3. B 4. C 5. D D 2 0 E 3 0 F 6. E 7. F 8. <CR> <CR> 4 1 <CR> 9. <LF>
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Transferring messages from the buffer of then communication module to the data block of the S7-1200 The RS232 communication module can buffer up to a maximum of 1KB of data. The RCV_PTP data block is needed to be able to transfer the data from the buffer of the RS232 communication module to the data block of the S7-1200.
Figure 2-13
The Port block parameter specifies the communication module via which the code scanner is connected. If new data is available in the buffer of the communication module, then the NDR output is set to 1. The data can now be received by a positive edge on the EN_R input and can be written into the receive buffer of the S7-1200. The length of the data in the receive buffer is output on the LENGTH output. The value on the STATUS output indicates the reason for the ending the data receipt. A list of possible reasons can be found in the S7-1200 manual. Since the received data in this configuration example is strings, a string with a total length of 80 bytes is indicated on the BUFFER block parameter. The first byte of a string always contains the total length of the string, in this case the value 80. The second byte in a string always contains the length information of the data currently in the string. To avoid that both length information is not overwritten, the start address on the BUFFER block parameter has to be moved by two bytes. This means that data can only be written from the third byte on. The length information of the current data has to be copied from the LENGTH output to the second byte of the receive buffer string. Indicating the start address is non-symbolic. The data block of the receive buffer has to be declared non-symbolic when creating it. Example: th If the string starts with a total length of 80 bytes on the 10 byte in the data block, then byte 10 contains the value of the total length and byte 11 the value of the actual length. The data is located from byte 12 to byte 94. The specification of the BUFFER block parameter is as follows: P#DB2.DBX12.0 BYTE 80
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2.4
HawkEye4x function block

The HawkEye4x function block included in delivery, facilitates the configuration of the communication parameters described in chapter 2.3.
Figure 2-14
The Port block parameter specifies the communication module via which the code scanner is connected. The start character is indicated as a hexadecimal code on the StartChar block parameter. The end character has to be indicated in ASCII code on the EndChar block parameter. The NDR output signals the presence of new data. If there is a fault on the RS232 module, this output will display Error. Via Status the reason for ending the message receipt is output. A list of possible reasons can be found in the S7-1200 manual. On the rcv_Buffer output a receipt buffer has to be indicated, which is located in data block 1. The buffer is a string data type with a total length of 80 (String[80]). The problem of the length information has already been taken care of (see page 17).
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3
3.1
Table 3-1 No 1.
Configuration
Installing and wiring hardware
Instruction Mount the PM1207, the CM1241, the CPU1214C and the CMS1277 onto a top hat rail Connect the controller, the switch and the touch panel with the DC 24V supply voltage of the PM1207 Connect the controller, the touch panel and the PC using the Ethernet cable and the switch Connect the code scanner with the RS232 communication module and the plug-in power pack Plug the reader into the pistol grip handle and connect the cable. See Figure 2-1. Comment/picture
2.
3. 4.
See Figure 2-2.
5.
1 2
6.
Connect all earth connections with earth.
Note
At this point it is assumed that the necessary software has been installed on your computer and that you are familiar with handling the software.
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3 Configuration
3.2
Table 3-2 No 1.
Connect S7-1200 with PG/PC

Instruction Connect your development system (PG/PC) to the S7-1200 CPU, using an Ethernet cable. Comment/picture
2.
Open the network connection in the control panel of the PG/PC.
3.
Open the properties of the network connection.
4.
Open the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties
5.
In the General tab mark Use the following IP address and enter the address: IP address: 192.168.0.100 Subn et: 255.255.255.0
6.
Confirm with OK to close all windows
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3 Configuration
3.3
Table 3-3 No 1. 2. 3.
Load project in the S7-1200 CPU1214C

Instruction Unzip the file from Table 4-1 no. 1 Open the unzipped project with STEP7 Basic v10.5 Select the PLC_1 device in project navigation and open the device configuration *.ap10 Comment/picture CE_x27_S7-1200_v1d0.zip
4.
Check the device configuration and if necessary adjust your hardware. Enter the following IP address: IP address: 192.168.0.1 Subn et: 255.255.255.0 Check whether the system memory byte 100 is active
1
5.
For this purpose click CPU (1) and then properties (2). Then select System and clock memory (3). Enable the system memory byte and set as location MB100 (4)
3
6.
Load the project into the CPU Select CPU, press right mouse button and select Download to device All After loading set CPU to RUN
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3 Configuration
3.4
Table 3-4 No 1.
Load project into the SIMATIC Panel KTP600

Instruction Connect KTP600 basic panel with a DC 24V power supply Connect your development system (PG/PC) with the KTP600 basic panel using an Ethernet cable Comment/picture
2.
After the bootloader sequence, select the Transfer button. Beforehand, make sure that the IP address entered in the panel corresponds with the assigned IP address in the project. IP address: 192.168.0.2 Subn et: 255.255.255.0 The panel is now ready for loading the project. Click HMI_1 [KTP600] with the right mouse in the project navigation
3.
4. 5.
Select Download to device All Tick the Action column and click Download
6. 7.
The HMI project is loading. The panel starts automatically after completion. Once the S7-1200 project was successfully loaded, connect the KTP600 basic panel with the S7-1200 CPU1214C, using an Ethernet cable.
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3 Configuration
3.5
Using PC runtime instead of the panel

Apart from programming a controller, STEP7 Basic V10.5 also offers the visualization of the project. The software supports all currently available basic panels with Ethernet interface. If no panel is available, the panel can also be simulated by the integrated PC runtime. For convenient operation of the project, a HMI project was integrated which can also be simulated via PC runtime. To make the simulation executable please proceed as follows:
Table 3-5 No 1. Instruction Go to the control panel of your programming device and set the PG/PC interface as follows: Access point: S7-Online Interface: TCP/IP -> Your network adapter Comment/picture
2. 3.
Go back to the STEP7 Basic project Mark HMI_1 [KTP600] in project navigation Subsequently click the Start runtime icon
*.ap10
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3 Configuration
3.6
Initializing and configuring the HawkEye scanner with Data Matrix codes
The scanner has to be set up before using it for the first time. The scanner is set up by scanning special codes and is done in two steps. Scan the following codes successively. After each Data Matrix code, wait for the scanner feedback.
Initializing
Table 3-6 Initializing the code scanner No 1. Reset to factory settings 8 data bits 1 stop bit Baud rate: 57600 No parity DMC Instruction
2. Delete start and end characters
3. Save
Note
The setup can be checked with an interface analyzer (e.g., HyperTerminal). Settings: 8N1, 57600 or 4800.
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3 Configuration
Configuring
Table 3-7 Configuring the code scanner No 1. DMC Explanation
Add comma before each string Attention: scan only once!
2. Save
3.
Add CR and LF after string Attention: scan only once!
4. Save
5. 4800 bits per second
6. Save
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3 Configuration
3.7
Configuring the PC Access OPC server

Table 3-8 No 1. 2. 3. 4. Step Unzip the file from Table 4-1 no. 2 Open the unzipped project with PC Access Save the PC Access project again Open the settings for the PC/PG interface (1+2) and check the settings (3+4). Ensure that the used Ethernet interface (TCP/IP) of your PC is used as an access point. *.pca Figure/short note CEx27_PC_Access_v1d0.zip
4
5. Subsequently, open the CPU settings (1+2) and check them (3-5) too. The settings used here relate to the S7-1200 and should look like this: IP address: 192.168.0.1 TSAP Local: 10.00 TSAP Remote: 03.01
4 5
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3 Configuration
No 6.
Step Check the OPC communication to the controller. Use drag & drop to move the configured variables to Test Client (bottom part of the PC Access window).
Figure/short note
7.
Now start Test Client. In the Value column the values should now be displayed, Quality of the variables should change to the Good status.
8.
Save and close PC Access.
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3 Configuration
3.8
Configuring Microsoft Access

Table 3-9 No 1. 2. Step Unzip the file from Table 4-1 no. 3 Open the unzipped project with Microsoft Access Confirm the security dialog boxes with Yes or Open The previously configured OPC server starts automatically. *.mdb Figure/short note CEx27_Database_v1d0.zip
3.
4.
Subsequently, the following window appears. Go to the Product Manager view.
5.
In the Product Manager screen form you can assign designations for the codes as plain text.
denotation english Scanner ID denotation german
6.
The database is now ready to run.
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3 Configuration
3.9
Generating own Data Matrix code

On the Internet page below own Data Matrix codes can be created which can then be added to the database. http://www.automation.siemens.com/mcms/industrial-sensors/en/codereading-systems/Pages/default.aspx
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3 Configuration
3.10
Operation of the application via HMI

The application can be easily and intuitively operated via the HMI user interface, included in delivery. Once the database was loaded and the OPC server is active, the codes can be scanned.
Structure of the user interface Soft keys Soft key F1 goes to the start screen Soft key F5 registers the database again when the connection between CPU and running database was interrupted F6 soft key changes between German and English
Left bar
Change of language Change between the Single scan and Buffered scan mode
Upper section Status of database Please scan Search in database Busy Finished Wait New data available Error on RS232 module with respective status code
Status of S7-1200
Number of scans
Lower section Display of scanned data The Single scan mode also displays found product in plain text
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Figure 3-1
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4 Code Elements
Code Elements
The software examples are available on the HTML page from which you have downloaded this document.
Table 4-1 No 1. 2. 3. File name CE_x27_S7-1200_v1d0.zip CE_x27_PC-Access_v1d0.zip CE_x27_Database.zip Contents STEP 7 Basic V10.5 project PC Access Project MS Access Data Base
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History
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Automation Solution ......................................................................................... 9

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Code Elements................................................................................................. 32 History............................................................................................................... 33

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Goods receipt; checking of goods

S7-1200 CPU 1214C

4 Switch CSM 1277

Microsoft ACCESS database

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S7-1200 PM1270 + CM1241 + CPU1214C + CSM1277

Data flow from controller to PC database

MS Access database (OPC client)

PC Access (OPC server)

Scanning and processing of Data Matrix code

CM1241 + CPU 1214C

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PC Access OPC server

VB5 DB1.DBB5 12345678

PC-Access OPC Server

Communication with the code scanner

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HawkEye4x function block

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See Figure 2-2.

Connect all earth connections with earth.

Connect S7-1200 with PG/PC

Open the network connection in the control panel of the PG/PC.

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Open the properties of the network connection.

Open the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties

Confirm with OK to close all windows

Load project in the S7-1200 CPU1214C

Load project into the SIMATIC Panel KTP600

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Using PC runtime instead of the panel

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2. Delete start and end characters

Add comma before each string Attention: scan only once!

Add CR and LF after string Attention: scan only once!

5. 4800 bits per second

Configuring the PC Access OPC server

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Save and close PC Access.

Configuring Microsoft Access

Subsequently, the following window appears. Go to the Product Manager view.

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The database is now ready to run.