TIA Portal: All Safety Basics! Part 4: Safety Door and Two Hand Press

Safety and F-CPU's are a very important part of TIA Portal and automation in general. Find out the basics here and in the full playlist.
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[@zedjag7701]

Hegamurl, you're doing hell of a good job here. Thanks a million.

[@rsinfopc]

Man, i love your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and teaching people like me, self-taught

[@surajsinghchauhan6044]

hie Hegamuri, you are very helpful to revisit my knowledge on safety PLC. keep up the good work.

[@claudio1371]

Hello Hegamurl. Thanks for this video.

[@Darthjammer224]

Just wanted to say I started an internship in controls engineering / systems integration and me and the other three interns at our job watch you every day to help us.
I've never seen tia portal or rslogix before the summer but I can do a lot now. Still a lot to learn.
Thanks for spreading the knowledge!

[@hegamurl7434]

You are very welcome! Say hi to your fellow interns and good luck in the field!

[@framos9991]

Very helpful for educational! Thank YOU!

[@mohamedaboudaif8227]

Thank you so much for your great efforts

[@toyganyilmaz]

keep up great work, many thanks

[@ParideFioretti]

Again very useful!

[@Padredimitry]

Thank you!

[@mahmoudamin7806]

Amazing and go on

[@karoliczanwojtylanu]

Hi Hegamurl! Thanks for this video. Can you please make a video how to maintain the values of the static variables of function block after a new variable is added? I have a "Parameters" structure in function data block and I don't want to loose their values after adding a new one. Have a nice day!

[@jalal650]

Thanks
Very nice

[@Sh_Firouz]

Super, Danke

[@edsonfurtoso2691]

Thanks

[@jaouadyassine1]

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[@sabermrz8759]

you deserve to call professor

[@tajindersingh6785]

Pleas make video on FDBACK

[@jackman6322]

Hello sir
I have been follow you .you video is make me understand a lot of thing in TIA portal.
May i asked you.
Can you explain about F cpu exchange data with normal cpu,s7-1500 with redundancy to ET200 hardware configulation , many type of scalance configulation and how to used it.

[@jordistoop3682]

Did you ever work Pilz safety controllers? I’m already loving the Siemens Safety more! I also read that the Siemens Profinet E-Stop button also guarantees high safety levels

[@hegamurl7434]

Not worked with Pilz safety stuff, but from my what I hear it is always pretty high quality (similar to Siemens)

[@jordistoop3682]

@@hegamurl7434 it's nice, the step in hardware is programmed by drag and drop but makes everything very confusing and visually very crowded. Seeing your Siemens videos makes me wanna say, bye bye Pilz

[@ctorrealme180]

Hi, why did you use 2 not-linked channel with 1oo1 instead of link them with 1oo2non-equivalent?? Thanks a lot

[@CodsBhoy]

What is your PC spec, I am using a Field PG M5 with 16GB of ram but it is very slow when using PLC sim in project view,

[@kaakos9273]

i thought before that programmer job is 80% "Copy/paste" ....:) Na now i think it is almost 100% . nice videos carry on

[@hegamurl7434]

There certainly is a lot of Copy and Paste! But you have to know from where and where to! And also knowing what your code does is quite helpful :D

[@kaakos9273]

Hegamurl of course i didnt mean it this way. I thought that by safety programming there are much more to do. I read alot of Programms for plc even from professionells but i am almost 80% disapointed because most of them copy and past and dont try to be creative.