KV-X Series Training Video

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KV STUDIO Screen Layout & Help (14:58)

This video explains the screen layout of KV STUDIO and the name of each area. It also explains how to open instruction help, the manuals and the AI Assistant.

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Creating Modules (10:11)

This video explains the module types of KV STUDIO, how to create and organize modules, the two module views, and how to change the execution order.

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Variables & Devices (23:56)

This video explains the basics of variables and devices, and the difference between global and local variables in KV STUDIO.

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Entering Contacts & Output Coils (20:26)

This video explains how to enter contacts, output coils and instructions from the keyboard, and how to check the finished program on the Simulator.

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Device Comments (16:17)

This video explains three ways to enter device comments in KV STUDIO, and how to use RT Edit to find a device by typing part of its comment.

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Rung Comments & Bookmarks (14:13)

This video explains how to use rung comments and bookmarks in KV STUDIO to leave a description in the ladder program and jump to it from the Workspace.

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System Variables (15:20)

This video explains the system variables of the KV-X Series, such as Always ON, the clock pulses, the first scan, and the current date and time.

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Suffixes (18:35)

This video explains the nine suffixes of the KV-X Series, which tell an instruction which data type to use for a device, and where they are placed in Ladder and ST.

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MOV & MOVE (24:07)

This video explains how to transfer data with MOV and MOVE. MOV uses a suffix to set the data type, while MOVE converts the value to the data type of the destination.

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BMOV & FMOV (28:41)

This video explains how to transfer data in blocks with BMOV and FMOV, and the difference from the BlockMove and FillMove Functions.

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ADD, SUB, MUL & DIV (19:30)

This video explains how to use the arithmetic Functions ADD, SUB, MUL and DIV, which need no instance registration and convert data types automatically.

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CAL Instructions (23:49)

This video explains how to use the CAL instructions, the order of the operands, the suffix, and how many words each calculation result occupies.

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Inc & Dec (18:48)

This video explains how to increase or decrease a value by 1 with the Inc and Dec Functions, and how to handle a signed 32-bit device value.

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Timers (27:52)

This video explains how to use timers in KV STUDIO, including the TMR, TMH, TMS and TMU instructions and the TON function block.

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Counter Function Blocks (19:18)

This video explains how to use the CTU, CTD and CTUD counter function blocks, which add a counter by adding an instance instead of a counter device.

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C & OUTC Instructions (17:47)

This video explains how to use the C and OUTC counter instructions, which count a counter device by specifying its number, without registering an instance.

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I/O Assignment (15:11)

This video explains how to assign R relays to the inputs and outputs of expansion units in the Unit Editor, how to tell them apart by color, and how to set a mixed I/O unit.

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Modbus TCP Client (18:21)

This video explains how to use the Modbus TCP client function of the built-in Ethernet port. It covers the Connect and Command function blocks and the interlock between them.

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Modbus TCP Server (13:37)

This video explains how to use the Modbus TCP server function of the built-in Ethernet port, including the execution condition and the register areas to assign.

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FTP File Transfer (22:15)

This video explains how to send a file saved on the SD card to an FTP server with the FtpFilePut function block.

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Operation Modes of KV STUDIO (06:03)

This video explains the modes of KV STUDIO, and how to switch between these modes.

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Program Scan Execution (06:49)

This video explains how the KV series runs programs and refreshes the I/O.

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Variables & Structures (09:32)

This video explains how to define and program variables and structures in KV STUDIO.

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Hardware Settings (08:48)

This video explains how to configure the CPU and expansion unit hardware.

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Ladder Editing (13:57)

This video explains how to input the ladder program by using KV STUDIO and helpful functions such as shortcut keys.

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Structured Text (04:06)

This video explains how to program using ST language.

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Monitoring & Debugging (10:38)

This video explains how to monitor variables and information from expansion units. It also explains a lot of helpful features for debugging.

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Real Time Chart Monitor (7:31)

This videos explains how to monitor variables using waveforms.

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Machine Operation Recorder (08:38)

This video explains how to save all information in the PLC when a fault occurs, as well as how to replay / debug the issue.

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Overview (02:20)

This video provides an overview of the MOR function and the hardware required.

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Configuration (03:28)

This video explains how to configure the MOR function.

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Supplement (04:06)

Additional tools for efficient usage of the MOR function.

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FANUC ROBOT Case Study (02:32)

Records Robot movement before and after the trouble, and all data inside PLC.

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EtherNet/IP® Overview (03:52)

This video explains an overview of EtherNet/IP®, which is an industrial network.

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Communication with Keyence Products (09:49)

This video explains how to communicate with KEYENCE products. When communicating with KEYENCE products, you only need to select the device to communicate with.

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PROTOCOL STUDIO Overview (03:05)

This video explains PROTOCOL STUDIO, which is a function that simplifies ethernet and serial communication.

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Preset equipment (08:56)

This video explains how to communicate with a preset equipment. A variety of equipment comes pre-registered in KV STUDIO, so users can start communication by just selecting them.

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Manually setting equipment (11:34)

Non-preset equipment can also be used by setting manually. This video explains the manual setting procedure in PROTOCOL STUDIO.

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An example of manual setting of equipment (DL-EN1) (20:08)

This video explains the manual setting procedure in PROTOCOL STUDIO using the KEYENCE DL-EN1 as an example.