PLC-200 Lab Report
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Electrical Control of Industrial Mechanisms · PLC-200 trainer · S7-200 CPU 224

Lab work report

One report per group. Attach the program listing printed from STEP 7-Micro/WIN. The “Initials” boxes are signed by the instructor during the session. Grey italic text is an example: replace it.

Lab title
Lab no.
Group
Bench no.
Session date
Instructor
CPU and firmware read
Preparation—/3
Program—/6
Bench—/6
Report—/5
Total—/20
0

The group

Full nameStudent IDRole at the benchSignature

Roles: programmer, tester (operates the bench and fills in the log), reporter. Swap roles from one lab to the next.

1

Preparation

/ 3

Done before the session. For each preparation question: the answer, the working, the value and its unit.

2

Functional analysis

2.1 Input / output and symbol table

A stop, emergency-stop or safety limit device is wired NC: at rest the input reads 1, and a broken wire makes it 0.

2.2 GRAFCET

Draw or paste the GRAFCET here (numbered steps, transition conditions written with the symbols, actions to the right of the steps).

GRAFCET approved before programming · Initials

2.3 Internal resources used

3

Program

/ 6

Attach the ladder listing and the symbol table printed from Micro/WIN. Here, the map of the program: one network per row.

4

Test log

Write the expected result before the test, then what you observe on the bench.

Signed checkpoints

The instructor signs after a group member who did not program the network explains it.

5

Fault injection

bench / 6

Every fault listed in the lab sheet is really provoked. A fault must stop the machine, never start it.

6

Discussion

/ 5
Answers to the lab questions
Difficulties met and how you solved them
Possible improvements

Group declaration

Help and sources used
Signature, member 1
Signature, member 2
Signature, member 3
✓

Marking grid

instructor
PartWhat is assessedMark
PreparationI/O table and GRAFCET correct before the session, preparation calculations
ProgramBehaviour; symbols, SCR steps, comments
Bench demonstrationFunctions shown; every fault-injection test ends in a safe state
ReportComplete, clear, tables filled in and signed, answers justified
Instructor’s remarks