Keine Ahnung... nur mal das Bild in die gängigen AI Modell hoch geladen und was mit SPS gebrabbelt...
I cannot directly create an SPS program based solely on an image. Programming an SPS (Speicherprogrammierbare Steuerung - Programmable Logic Controller) requires a detailed understanding of the desired logic, including:
- Inputs: What signals are coming into the PLC? (e.g., button presses, sensor states).
- Outputs: What devices does the PLC control? (e.g., motor, lights).
- States/Modes: How should the system behave in different situations (e.g., open, closed, stopping, emergency stop)?
- Sequencing: In what order should actions occur?
- Safety Interlocks: What conditions must be met to prevent unsafe operation?
- Timers/Counters: Are there any time-based or count-based operations?
However, based on the image you provided, I can describe the
components and basic functionality and then outline a
conceptual SPS program structure in plain language.
Components and their assumed functions from the image:
- Motor: Controls the movement of the rolling gate (Auf/Ab - Up/Down).
- S1 unten (Sensor 1 Bottom): Limit switch, detects when the gate is fully closed/down.
- S2 mitte (Sensor 2 Middle): Position sensor, indicates the gate is at a middle position (might be for obstacle detection or partial opening).
- S3 oben (Sensor 3 Top): Limit switch, detects when the gate is fully open/up.
- Lichtschranken (Light Barriers): Safety sensors, likely detect obstacles in the gate's path (e.g., when closing).
- S0 NOT-AUS (Emergency Stop): Button to immediately stop all operations.
- S4 Ab (Button Down): Button to close the gate.
- S5 AUF mitte (Button Up Middle): Button to open the gate partially or to a specific middle position.
- S6 AUF oben (Button Up Top): Button to open the gate fully.
Conceptual SPS Program Structure (in general terms, not specific PLC language like LAD, FBD, SCL):
Here's a breakdown of the logic for a typical rolling gate, incorporating the elements from your image.
I. Inputs:
- I0.0 (S0) NOT-AUS (Emergency Stop) - Normally Closed (NC)
- I0.1 (S1) unten (Gate Closed Limit Switch) - Normally Open (NO)
- I0.2 (S2) mitte (Middle Position Sensor) - NO
- I0.3 (S3) oben (Gate Open Limit Switch) - NO
- I0.4 (Lichtschranke) Light Barrier 1 - NC (or NO, depends on logic, but NC is common for safety)
- I0.5 (Lichtschranke) Light Barrier 2 - NC
- I0.6 (S4) Ab (Button Close) - NO
- I0.7 (S5) AUF mitte (Button Open Middle) - NO
- I1.0 (S6) AUF oben (Button Open Full) - NO
II. Outputs:
- Q0.0 Motor_Auf (Motor Up Direction)
- Q0.1 Motor_Ab (Motor Down Direction)
- Q0.2 Status_LED_Auf (e.g., green for open)
- Q0.3 Status_LED_Ab (e.g., red for closed)
- Q0.4 Störung_LED (Fault/Error LED)
III. Internal Flags/Memory Bits:
- M0.0 Tor_in_Bewegung (Gate in Motion)
- M0.1 Tor_Offen (Gate is Fully Open)
- M0.2 Tor_Geschlossen (Gate is Fully Closed)
- M0.3 Tor_Mitte (Gate is at Middle Position)
- M0.4 Fehler_Lichtschranke (Light Barrier Fault)
- M0.5 Befehl_Auf_Voll (Command Open Full)
- M0.6 Befehl_Auf_Mitte (Command Open Middle)
- M0.7 Befehl_Ab (Command Close)
IV. Main Logic Sections:
1. Emergency Stop (Highest Priority):* If S0 NOT-AUS is pressed (input is 0 if NC), immediately turn off Motor_Auf and Motor_Ab.* Set a Störung_LED or error flag.* No other operation should be possible while NOT-AUS is active.
2. Safety Interlocks (Light Barriers):* If Motor_Ab is active AND Lichtschranke 1 OR Lichtschranke 2 is interrupted (obstacle detected):* Turn off Motor_Ab.* Potentially activate Motor_Auf for a short duration (reversal) or just stop.* Set Fehler_Lichtschranke flag.* Prevent further closing until the obstacle is clear.
3. Gate State Management:* Tor_Offen := S3 oben AND NOT Tor_in_Bewegung (Gate is fully open and stopped).* Tor_Geschlossen := S1 unten AND NOT Tor_in_Bewegung (Gate is fully closed and stopped).* Tor_Mitte := S2 mitte AND NOT Tor_in_Bewegung.* Tor_in_Bewegung := Motor_Auf OR Motor_Ab.
4. Open Gate Logic:*
Full Open (S6 AUF oben):* If S6 AUF oben is pressed AND NOT Tor_Offen AND NOT Tor_in_Bewegung AND NOT NOT-AUS:* Set Befehl_Auf_Voll.* If Befehl_Auf_Voll is set AND NOT S3 oben:* Turn on Motor_Auf.* Turn off Motor_Ab.* If S3 oben is reached:* Turn off Motor_Auf.* Reset Befehl_Auf_Voll.*
Partial Open (S5 AUF mitte):* If S5 AUF mitte is pressed AND NOT Tor_Mitte AND NOT Tor_in_Bewegung AND NOT NOT-AUS:* Set Befehl_Auf_Mitte.* If Befehl_Auf_Mitte is set AND NOT S2 mitte:* Turn on Motor_Auf.* Turn off Motor_Ab.* If S2 mitte is reached:* Turn off Motor_Auf.* Reset Befehl_Auf_Mitte.
5. Close Gate Logic:*
Close (S4 Ab):* If S4 Ab is pressed AND NOT Tor_Geschlossen AND NOT Tor_in_Bewegung AND NOT NOT-AUS AND NOT Fehler_Lichtschranke:* Set Befehl_Ab.* If Befehl_Ab is set AND NOT S1 unten AND NOT Fehler_Lichtschranke:* Turn on Motor_Ab.* Turn off Motor_Auf.* If S1 unten is reached:* Turn off Motor_Ab.* Reset Befehl_Ab.
6. Motor Control Logic (Final Output Assignment):* Motor_Auf output is active IF (Befehl_Auf_Voll OR Befehl_Auf_Mitte) AND NOT NOT-AUS AND NOT S3 oben (or S2 mitte for partial open).* Motor_Ab output is active IF Befehl_Ab AND NOT NOT-AUS AND NOT S1 unten AND NOT Fehler_Lichtschranke.
7. Status Indicators:* Status_LED_Auf := Tor_Offen.* Status_LED_Ab := Tor_Geschlossen.* Störung_LED := NOT-AUS OR Fehler_Lichtschranke.
Important Considerations for a Real PLC Program:
- Debouncing: Input buttons often need debouncing (timers to filter out spurious signals from mechanical contacts).
- Interlocks: Ensure that Motor_Auf and Motor_Ab can never be active simultaneously.
- Timeouts: What if a limit switch fails? Add timers to detect if the gate takes too long to reach a position, indicating an error.
- Manual Override/Maintenance Mode: Sometimes a way to manually jog the gate is needed for setup or troubleshooting.
- Homing/Initialization: How does the gate behave on power-up? Does it need to move to a known home position?
- Specific PLC Language: This conceptual outline needs to be translated into a specific PLC programming language (Ladder Diagram, Function Block Diagram, Structured Text, etc.) which has its own syntax and rules.
- Edge Detection: For button presses, you often want to detect the "rising edge" (moment of press) rather than the continuous state of the button.
This description provides a solid foundation for designing an SPS program for your rolling gate system. You would then implement this logic using your chosen PLC hardware and programming software.