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Monitoring Machines or Plants via Live Video in TIA Portal

WinCC Runtime Advanced, WinCC Runtime Professional, Webcams

Application Description June 2012

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Industry Automation and Drive Technologies Service & Support Portal This document is taken from the Siemens Industry Online Support. The following link takes you directly to the download page of this document: http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/58074046 Caution The functions and solutions described in this entry predominantly confine themselves to the realization of the automation task. Please also take into account that corresponding protective measures have to be taken in the context of Industrial Security when connecting your equipment to other parts of the plant, the enterprise network or the Internet. For more information, please refer to Entry ID 50203404. http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/50203404. Please also actively use our technical forum in the Siemens Industry Online Support regarding this subject. Share your questions, suggestions or problems and discuss them with our strong forum community: http://www.siemens.com/forum-applications

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SIMATIC Live Videos in WinCC Runtime Advanced and WinCC Runtime Professional WinCC Runtime Advanced, WinCC Runtime Professional, Web Webcams

Problem Definition 1

Solution 2

Basics 3

Functional Mechanisms 4

Configuration and Project Planning

5 Commissioning of the Application

6 Operation of the Application

7

Notes, Tips and Tricks 8

References 9

History 10

Warranty and Liability


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Warranty and Liability Note The application examples are not binding and do not claim to be complete

regarding the circuits shown, equipping and any eventuality. The application examples do not represent customer-specific solutions. They are only intended to provide support for typical applications. You are responsible for ensuring that the described products are correctly used. These application examples do not relieve you of the responsibility of safely and professionally using, installing, operating and servicing equipment. When using these application examples, you recognize that Siemens cannot be made liable for any damage/claims beyond the liability clause described. We reserve the right to make changes to these application examples at any time without prior notice. If there are any deviations between the recommendations provided in these application examples and other Siemens publications e.g. Catalogs then the contents of the other documents have priority.

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Foreword


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Foreword Objective of the application

The objective of this application is to show you the principle of operation and the integration of webcams in TIA Portal. The application describes all settings and configuration steps required to achieve this objective.

Validity The application is specifically tailored to WinCC Runtime Advanced and WinCC Runtime Professional and based on the WinCC Advanced V11.0 SP2 or WinCC Professional V11.0 SP2 manuals. Use the following links to download the manuals: WinCC_Advanced_V11_SP2 WinCC_Professional_V11_SP2

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Table of Contents Warranty and Liability ................................................................................................. 4 Foreword....................................................................................................................... 5 Table of Contents......................................................................................................... 6 1 Problem Definition............................................................................................. 8

1.1 Introduction........................................................................................... 8 1.2 Overview of the automation problem ................................................... 9 1.3 Automation problem requirements ....................................................... 9

2 Solution............................................................................................................. 10 2.1 Overview of the overall solution ......................................................... 10 2.2 Description of the core functionality ................................................... 12 2.3 Hardware and software components used......................................... 14

3 Basics ............................................................................................................... 17 3.1 Information on Ethernet...................................................................... 17 3.2 Information on the ActiveX control element ....................................... 17 3.3 Information on the SCALANCE X208 ................................................ 17 3.4 Information on the AXIS 207MW webcam ......................................... 17 3.5 Information on the level one FCS-0040 webcam............................... 18 3.6 Information on the TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam............................ 18

4 Functional Mechanisms.................................................................................. 19 4.1 AXIS 207MW webcam ....................................................................... 19 4.2 level one FCS-0040 webcam ............................................................. 19 4.3 TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam .......................................................... 20 4.4 Data exchange between webcam and industrial PC ......................... 21

5 Configuration and Project Engineering in TIA Portal .................................. 22 5.1 Preparatory measures for project planning........................................ 22 5.1.1 IP addresses ...................................................................................... 22 5.1.2 Addresses, parameters and passwords used.................................... 23 5.1.3 Installing the software for operating the AXIS 207MW webcam........ 24 5.1.4 Installing the software for operating the FCS-0040 webcam ............. 24 5.1.5 Installing the software for operating the TL-SC3171G webcam ........ 24 5.1.6 Installing the SIMATIC software for the WinCC Runtime

Advanced configuration...................................................................... 24 5.1.7 Installing the SIMATIC software for the WinCC Runtime

Professional configuration.................................................................. 25 5.2 Configuring the AXIS 207MW webcam.............................................. 26 5.3 Configuring the level one FCS-0040 webcam ................................... 31 5.4 Configuring the TL-SC3171G webcam .............................................. 36 5.5 Configuring SIMATIC WinCC Advanced............................................ 42 5.6 Configuring SIMATIC WinCC Professional ........................................ 44

6 Commissioning of the Application ................................................................ 46

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6.1 Preparatory measures........................................................................ 46 6.2 Commissioning................................................................................... 46

7 Operation of the Application .......................................................................... 47 7.1 SIMATIC WinCC Advanced configuration.......................................... 47 7.1.1 000.0_Startscreen screen................................................................ 47 7.1.2 001.0_example screen..................................................................... 48 7.1.3 001.1_AXIS_207MW screen ........................................................... 48 7.2 SIMATIC WinCC Professional configuration...................................... 49 7.2.1 000_0_Startscreen screen............................................................... 49 7.2.2 000_2_example screen.................................................................... 50 7.2.3 001_1_Axis_207MW screen............................................................ 50

8 Notes, Tips and Tricks .................................................................................... 51 8.1 Replacing the webcam....................................................................... 51 8.2 Computer used................................................................................... 51 8.3 Displaying several webcams in one screen ....................................... 51 8.4 Accessing the Apple iPad webcam.................................................. 51 8.5 Using the AXIS 207MW on SIMATIC Panels..................................... 54

9 References ....................................................................................................... 58 9.1 References ......................................................................................... 58 9.2 Internet links ....................................................................................... 58

10 History............................................................................................................... 58

1 Problem Definition


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1 Problem Definition 1.1 Introduction

In many parts of industrial and production plants, it is advisable, from a production and safety perspective, to monitor operation using a webcam. Especially for parts that are difficult for the operator to see, monitoring using webcams provides a solution. To ensure that the operator always has an eye on the display of the webcam, the live stream of the webcam is displayed directly in Runtime of the TIA Portal user interface. Therefore, the operator has quick access to the webcam and thus to his/her plant. This application offers you the following advantages: Preselection of usable webcams in TIA Portal Implementation with TIA Portal standard means Low configuration overhead when realizing in your own plant Access from TIA Portal to the internal webcam of the iPad for service and

diagnostic purposes This application saves you significant amounts of time in selecting a webcam and configuring in TIA Portal.

1 Problem Definition


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1.2 Overview of the automation problem

The figure below provides an overview of the automation problem. Figure 1-1

SwitchWebCam

230V (power supply)

Industrial PC

Display

Ethernet

DVI

24V (power supply)

Description of the automation problem An industrial PC with WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional and a connected webcam is to monitor a plant. If there is a fault in the plant, the live stream of the webcam will be displayed directly in WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional. This enables the operator to efficiently react to a fault.

1.3 Automation problem requirements

Continuous monitoring of the plant through visualization using a webcam. Quick access to the live stream through the implementation in WinCC Runtime

Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

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2 Solution 2.1 Overview of the overall solution

Diagrammatic representation The application was created with the three listed webcams. The diagrammatic representation below shows the most important components of the solution: SIMATIC IPC Scalance X208 Webcam

AXIS 207MW Level one FCS-0040 TP-Link TL-SC3171G

Figure 2-1

Input voltage 230V

Ethernet

WebCam

AXIS 207MWFCS-0040

TL-SC3171G

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Industrial PC

SIMATIC IPC847C

Input voltage 24V

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Configuration An industrial PC with installed WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional is located in an industrial plant. To visualize a permanent image of the plant to the operator in TIA Portal, the live stream of a webcam is displayed directly in WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

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Wiring The figure below shows the wiring of the components. Figure 2-2

Visualization with SIMATIC Industrial PC

PENL

24V power supply

DVI-cable

WebCam

Simatic IPC

Display

ScalanceX208Power supply

Ethernet

Scope To provide a better overview, the application only provides the information necessary to reproduce this example. Where necessary, the document provides references to related links and manuals. The application does not include information on the following topics:

Safety Notices and Standards Directives and Approvals Operational Safety, etc.

This application does not include a description of the TIA Portal engineering tool (SIMATIC WinCC Advanced and WinCC Professional).

The document describes only the settings of the hardware and software components used that are necessary for the application.

Required knowledge Basic knowledge of the above-listed topics is required. For detailed information, please refer to the associated manuals WinCC Advanced V11.0 SP2 or WinCC Professional V11.0 SP2.

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2.2 Description of the core functionality

The core of this application is the display of a live stream using a webcam connected via Ethernet. The webcam provides a continuous live stream that is made available to the operator via WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

What does the application do? The supplied program example includes: Configuration using TIA Portal Instructions for integrating the webcam in WinCC Runtime Advanced and

WinCC Runtime Professional Selection of the webcams used in this application A WinCC Advanced and a WinCC Professional demo project with connection

to the webcams used You can use the demo project as a template for your applications.

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Webcams used The following list shows in which WinCC Runtime system the used webcams can be used. Table 2-1

Webcam SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional

AXIS 207MW X X Level one FCS-0040 X X (see note) TP-Link TL-SC3171G X

Note The live stream of the Level one FCS-0040 webcam can only be displayed in SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional when the Full Screen Display button is pressed.

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2.3 Hardware and software components used

The application was created with the following components:

Hardware components Table 2-2

Component Qty. Order no. Note

PS307 24V/ 2A power supply

1 6ES7307-1BA00-0AA0 Alternatively, other 24V power supplies can also be used

Scalance X208 1 6GK5208-0BA10-2AA3 Alternatively, other Scalance can also be used

SIMATIC IPC847C 1 6AG4114-1HB22-0EX0 Alternatively, other SIMATIC IPCs can also be used

AXIS 207MW webcam

1 See manufacturer: http://www.axis.com/en/

level one FCS-0040 webcam

1 See manufacturer: http://global.level1.com/

TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam

1 See manufacturer: http://www.tp-link.com/en/

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Software components The following table shows you the software components you need for a WinCC Runtime Advanced configuration: Table 2-3


SIMATIC WinCC Advanced V11

1 6AV2102-0AA01-0AA5

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced 512 PowerTags V11

1 6AV2104-0DA01-0AA0

SIMATIC WinCC Advanced V11 SP2

1 See Technical Support pages link

The software is available for download.

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced SP2



The following table shows you the software components you need for a WinCC Runtime Professional configuration: Table 2-4


SIMATIC WinCC Professional 512 PowerTags V11

1 6AV2103-0DA01-0AA5

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional 512 PowerTags V11

1 6AV2105-0DA01-0AA0

SIMATIC WinCC Professional V11 SP2



SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional SP2



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Webcam software components Table 2-5

Component Qty. Note

AXIS Media Control 1 The software is available for download at this link.

AXIS Camera Management 1 The software is available for download at this link.

Level one FCS-0040 ActiveX control element

1 Installed automatically when using Windows 7. When using other operating systems, you will be directed to a web page where you can download the ActiveX control element.

TP-Link TL-SC3171G Intelligent IP Installer

1 The software is available for download at this link.

Note The links to the manufacturers web pages can change at any time. These changes are beyond our control.

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3 Basics 3.1 Information on Ethernet

Ethernet is a technology that specifies software and hardware for wired data networks. Ethernet is defined in the 802.3 standard. Using Ethernet, it is possible to exchange data between two Ethernet-capable devices by means of data packets. The following data transmission is possible:

10 Mbit/s 100 Mbit/s (Fast Ethernet) 1000 Mbit/s (Gigabit Ethernet) to 10 Gbit/s

3.2 Information on the ActiveX control element

ActiveX control elements refer to a software component model by Microsoft that was developed for active content. ActiveX components extend Microsofts Component Object Model standards (COM). ActiveX control elements are required to display the live streams of the webcams using Internet Explorer or in the HTML browser control. For information on how to install the ActiveX control elements of the respective webcam, please refer to Chapter 4.

3.3 Information on the SCALANCE X208

The devices of the SCALANCE X-200 product line can be used universally in machine-level applications as well as in networked plant sections, in electrical or electrical/optical linear, ring or star structures up to 26 km. Configuration and diagnostic functions are integrated in the engineering tools. This increases plant availability and offers advantages during the engineering, commissioning and operational phases. In addition, the devices of the SCALANCE X-200 line also have standard remote diagnostic functions (SNMP, Web server). The SCALANCE X208 has eight RJ45 jacks for the connection of end devices or other network segments.

3.4 Information on the AXIS 207MW webcam

The AXIS 207MW network webcam is suitable for indoor and remote surveillance. The webcam offers a 1.3 megapixel resolution (1280x1024 pixels). The AXIS 207MW features both a wireless interface (IEEE802.11g) and a conventional Ethernet interface.

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3.5 Information on the level one FCS-0040 webcam

The FCS-0040 webcam is equipped with a 1.3 megapixel sensor, enabling a resolution up to 1280x960. The FCS-0040 provides the following functions:

H.264, MPEG-4 and M-JPEG video compression Bi-directional audio Web-based user interface Motion detection Alert features

3.6 Information on the TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam

The TL-SC3171G webcam features a " progressive scan CMOS sensor with 10 x digital zoom. The 12 IR (infrared) LEDs ensure that the webcam provides usable images even in the dark at a distance of up to 10m. The TL-SC3171G features both a wireless interface (IEEE802.11b/g) and a conventional Ethernet interface.

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4 Functional Mechanisms This chapter describes the required software components of the webcams used and the data flow from the webcam to WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

4.1 AXIS 207MW webcam

AXIS Media Control AXIS Media Control ActiveX component enables easy viewing of Motion JPEG, MPEG-4 and H.264 streams directly in Microsoft Internet Explorer or the HTML browser control. Download AXIS Media Control from the webcam manufacturers web site and install it on your configuration computer or the computer on which Runtime is run (see Chapter 2.3).

AXIS Camera Management AXIS Camera Management is required when commissioning the webcam for the first time and for service purposes. Download AXIS Camera Management from the webcam manufacturers web site (8see Chapter 2.3). The AXIS Camera Management software automatically lists all AXIS network video products in the connected network.

Note Please also follow the AXIS 207MW installation guide supplied with the purchase of the webcam.

4.2 level one FCS-0040 webcam

DDSStreamViewer The DDSStreamViewer.cab ActiveX control element enables easy viewing of the live stream of the webcam in Microsoft Internet Explorer or the HTML browser control.

Note Please also follow the level one FCS-0040 installation guide supplied with the purchase of the webcam.



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4.3 TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam

AxMediaControl The AxMediaControl.cab ActiveX control element enables easy viewing of the live stream of the webcam in Microsoft Internet Explorer or the HTML browser control.

Intelligent IP Installer Intelligent IP Installer is required when commissioning the webcam for the first time and for service purposes. Download the tool from the webcam manufacturers web site (8see Chapter 2.3). The Intelligent IP Installer software automatically lists all new TP-Link IP webcams in the network.

Note Please also follow the TL-SC3171G installation guide supplied with the purchase of the webcam.



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4.4 Data exchange between webcam and industrial PC

The figure below shows the communication (data exchange) between the connected webcam and the industrial PC with WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional. Figure 4-1

SCALANCEX208

Ethernet

Industrial PCSIMATIC IPC847C

TIA Portal Operating system

Windows 7

SIMATICWinCC Runtime

Advanced

WebCamAXIS 207MW

WebCamFCS-0040

WebCamTL-SC3171G

SIMATICWinCC Runtime

Professional

SIMATICWinCC Advanced

SIMATICWinCC Professional

192.168.2.240

192.168.2.90 192.168.2.91 192.168.2.92

5 Configuration and Project Engineering in TIA Portal


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5.1 Preparatory measures for project planning

If the necessary ActiveX control elements for visualizing the live stream in Internet Explorer or the HTML browser control have not yet been installed on the configuration computer or the computer on which Runtime is run, they are installed when commissioning the webcam for the first time. For this purpose, the configuration computer or the computer on which Runtime is run must be connected to the Internet in order to download the ActiveX control element.

5.1.1 IP addresses

Before you start with the parameterization, set the IP addresses for the individual hardware components. The following table lists the IP addresses used for the application. Table 5-1

Device IP address

SIMATIC IPC847C (configuration computer)

192.168.2.240

AXIS 207MW webcam 192.168.2.90

level one FCS-0040 webcam 192.168.2.91

TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam 192.168.2.92



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5.1.2 Addresses, parameters and passwords used

Table 5-2

No. Parameter Address, name and password

1 Exit Runtime (WinCC Professional): To exit WinCC Runtime Professional on the SIMATIC IPC847C, a password must be entered. In the SIMATIC WinCC Professional configuration software, the user can change the password at any time.

User: Administrator Password: Admin100

2 Exit Runtime (WinCC Advanced): To exit WinCC Runtime Advanced on the SIMATIC IPC847C, a password must be entered. In the SIMATIC WinCC Advanced configuration software, the user can change the password at any time.

User: Administrator Password: 100

3 Access data for the Axis 207MW: To make changes on the Axis 207MW webcam or to connect to the webcam, you have to log on. In the webcams condition at delivery from the plant, the following user is created:

User: root Password: root

4 Access data for the TL-SC3171G: To make changes on the TL-SC3171G webcam or to connect to the webcam, you have to log on. In the webcams condition at delivery from the plant, the following user is created:

User: admin Password: admin



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5.1.3 Installing the software for operating the AXIS 207MW webcam

Download the AXIS Media Control software from the webcam manufacturers web site (see Chapter 2.3) in order to display the live stream of the webcam using Internet Explorer or the HTML browser control. Install the software on the configuration computer. The AXIS Camera Management software is required when commissioning the webcam for the first time and also for service purposes. You can download the tool from the manufacturers web site ( 8see Chapter 2.3).

5.1.4 Installing the software for operating the FCS-0040 webcam

When a connection to the webcam is established for the first time, it will be checked if the ActiveX control element is installed on the system. If it has not yet been installed, you will, when an Internet connection is established, be directed to a web page where you can download the ActiveX control element.

5.1.5 Installing the software for operating the TL-SC3171G webcam

In order to operate or parameterize the TL-SC3171G webcam, you need the Intelligent IP Installer tool from the webcam manufacturer. You can download the tool from the manufacturers web site (see Chapter 2.3). In order to display the live stream of the webcam in Internet Explorer, the AxMediaControl.cab ActiveX control element is installed on the computer when the webcam is accessed for the first time using Internet Explorer or the HTML browser control.

5.1.6 Installing the SIMATIC software for the WinCC Runtime Advanced configuration

SIMATIC WinCC Advanced V11 software Make sure that SIMATIC WinCC Advanced V11 SP2 or higher is installed on the SIMATIC IPC847C.

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced V11 software Make sure that SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced V11 SP2 or higher is installed on the computer on which the created Runtime project is to run. In this example, Runtime runs on the same system on which the SIMATIC WinCC Advanced V11 SP2 engineering software is installed.

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5.1.7 Installing the SIMATIC software for the WinCC Runtime Professional configuration

SIMATIC WinCC Professional V11 software Make sure that SIMATIC WinCC Professional V11 SP2 or higher is installed on the SIMATIC IPC847C.

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional V11 software Make sure that SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional V11 SP2 or higher is installed on the computer on which the created Runtime project is to run. In this example, Runtime runs on the same system on which the SIMATIC WinCC Professional V11 SP2 engineering software is installed.

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5.2 Configuring the AXIS 207MW webcam

First commissioning During first commissioning, you have to assign an IP address to the webcam. For the procedure, please refer to the following description.

Requirement You have performed the steps listed in chapter 5.1.3. A network connection has been established between the webcam and the

configuration PC. Table 5-3

No. Action Screens

1. Installation: Install the webcam as specified by the manufacturer.

2. Connect to network: Connect the webcam to the network.

3. Start software: Start the AXIS Camera Management software. Select the webcam you want to edit.

4. Log on to webcam:

If the webcam is marked with a yellow exclamation point (see screen shown on the right), you have to log on with the user name and password of the webcam. If the webcam is not marked with an exclamation point, you can continue with no. 8.



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No. Action Screens

5. Log on to webcam: To log on to the webcam, select the webcam and in the menu, select Tools > Enter Device Credentials.


In the open window, enter the user name and password of the webcam. In the webcams condition at delivery from the plant, the following user is created: User: root Password: root


If logon was successful, the exclamation point on the webcam disappears and you can continue with the IP address assignment.

8. Assign IP address: The default IP address of the AXIS 207MW is: 192.168.0.90. In the toolbar, click on Tools > Assign IP. A window opens where you can set the IP address. Enter the following address for the application: 192.168.2.90 Enter the following Subnet mask for the application: 255.255.255.0 You do not have to enter a Default router for the application example. This field can be left blank.

Note For more information, please refer to the webcam installation guide or directly to the manufacturer.



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User-defined settings The following table provides instructions on how you can make user-defined settings on the webcam or change the network settings:

Table 5-4

No. Action Screens

1. Connect to webcam: To connect to the webcam, enter the IP address of the webcam in the Internet Explorer address bar. In this example: http://192.168.2.90 A window opens where you can enter the logon parameters. Select the OK button to confirm the entry.

2. Open settings: Once you have connected to the webcam, a window with the live stream of the webcam opens in Internet Explorer. Click on the Setup dialog box to open the webcam settings.

3. Edit settings:

A window opens where you can make webcam settings in the individual subitems. For details, please refer to the manufacturers manual. The following section lists the settings necessary for the sample application.



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No. Action Screens

4. Network settings: On the left side, navigate to the TCP/IP subitem. In this subitem, you can make the settings for the network connection of the webcam. Ethernet configuration: In the IPv4 Address Configuration Ethernet item, specify the webcam address via which the webcam is accessed in the network. In this example: 192.168.2.90 WLAN configuration: If you are operating the webcam via WLAN, assign the IP address at which the webcam is accessed via WLAN in the IPv4 Address Configuration Wireless item. In this example: 192.168.2.114 Select Save to save the settings.

5. Video settings: On the left side, navigate to the Video & Image subitem. In this subitem, set the resolution for the live stream. In this example, the 480x360 resolution was selected. Note: Please make sure that the resolution refers to the live stream. When adjusting the size of the HTML browser control, it must be larger as not only the live stream is displayed. Please refer to Chapter 5.5 or Chapter 5.6 for the configuration of the HTML browser control. Select Save to save the settings.



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6. Create users: The AXIS 207MW provides you with the option to create several users. On the left side, navigate to the Users subitem (1). Click on Add (2) to create a new user. A new window opens where you create the user name, password and user group for the new user. Select OK (3) to confirm your entries. To create the user, finish your entries with Save (4).

Note The settings listed here only reflect the minimum configuration for the example. You can make more user-defined settings on the webcam. For information on the settings, please refer to the users guide of the webcam.

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1. Installation: Install the webcam as specified by the webcam manufacturer.

2. Connect to network: Connect the webcam to the network.

3. Start CD: Insert the supplied CD and start the Camera Wizard > Setup Camera program. The program for configuring the webcam opens. At the bottom, click on the Setup Camera button to continue with the configuration.

4. Select webcam:

The dialog box shows you all the webcams manufactured by level one. On the left side, select the webcam you want to configure and click on the arrow at the bottom right.



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5. Log on to webcam: To continue with the installation, you have to log on to the webcam. In Administrator Name:, enter administrator. Leave the password blank and click on the OK button.

6. Define settings:

In the Camera Settings screen, you can make the settings shown on the right. Then select the right arrow button to go to the next menu.

7. IP address setting:

In the IP Address Settings screen, you can select different IP options. At this point, select Fixed IP Address to manually specify the IP address. Then select the right arrow button to go to the next menu.



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8. Assign IP address: In the Current Settings screen, assign the IP address via which the webcam can be accessed in the network. In this example, this is the following address: 192.168.2.91. Make sure that the Subnet Mask setting is correct. Enter the following Subnet Mask for the application: 255.255.255.0 Then select the right arrow button to go to the next menu.

9. Save settings:

This screen summarizes the settings you have made. If the settings are correct, select the right arrow button to confirm the dialog box. If you want to correct the settings, click on the left arrow button until the respective setting screen appears.

10. Save settings:

If you have clicked on the right arrow button to apply the changes, the warning shown on the right will be displayed. It informs you that the changes will be saved on the webcam. Click on the OK button to save the changes.

Note For more information, please refer to the webcam installation guide or directly to the manufacturer.



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User-defined settings The following table provides instructions on how you can make user-defined settings on the webcam or change the network settings:

Table 5-6

No. Action Screens

1. Connect to webcam: To connect to the webcam, enter the IP address of the webcam in the Internet Explorer address bar. In this example: http://192.168.2.91 You are connected directly to the webcam. On the top right, click on Administration to continue with the webcam settings.

2. Network settings:

On the left side, navigate to the Network subitem. In this subitem, you can make the settings for the network connection of the webcam. Ethernet configuration: In the Internet Connection Type item, specify the webcam address via which the webcam is accessed in the network. In this example: 192.168.2.91 At the bottom of this screen, select Save to save the settings.



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3. Video settings: On the left side, navigate to the Streaming subitem. In this subitem, set the resolution for the live stream. You can create three different Streaming Settings. In this example, Default Streaming Channel 1 was selected with the 640x480 resolution. At the bottom of this screen, select Save to save the settings.

Note The settings listed here only reflect the minimum configuration for the example. You can make more user-defined settings on the webcam. For information on the settings, please refer to the users guide of the webcam.



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No. Action Screens

1. Installation: Install the webcam as specified by the webcam manufacturer.

2. Connect to network: Connect the webcam to the network. The default IP address of the TL-SC3171G webcam is: 192.168.1.136.

3. Start CD: Insert the supplied CD. If AutoRun is enabled, the Setup Wizard will start automatically. Click on Intelligent IP Installer to install the configuration software for the webcam. Follow the setup instructions.



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4. Start software: Start the Intelligent IP Installer software. Click on the Search button. All TP-Link IP webcams in the network are displayed. Select the webcam you want to edit and click on Setup. A window opens where you have to enter the logon parameters for the webcam. In the webcams condition at delivery from the plant, the following access data is parameterized: User name: admin Password: admin

5. Assign IP address: Click on the Next button until the IP address setting is displayed. Enter the following address for the example: 192.168.2.92 In the screens, you can make other user or date/time settings.

6. Save settings:

Click on Next until the end of the dialog box is displayed and select Apply to save the settings.



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7. Save settings: Call the start screen of the Intelligent IP Installer tool and select the parameterized webcam. Then select the Reboot button to reboot the device.



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User-defined settings The following table provides instructions on how you can make or change user-defined settings on the webcam:

Table 5-8

No. Action Screens

1. Connect to webcam: To connect to the webcam, open Internet Explorer and enter the IP address of the webcam in the address bar. In this example: http://192.168.2.92 A window opens where you enter the logon parameters.

2. Open settings:

Once you have connected to the webcam, a window with the live stream of the webcam opens in Internet Explorer. In order to make user-defined settings, click on the default buttons: Setting Client setting Image setup



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3. Edit settings: Setting displays the current status of the webcam. In Basic and Advanced, you can make more user-defined settings. In the Basic item, the following settings can be made that are not relevant to this example: System Camera Network Security

4. Edit settings: In the Advanced item, the following settings can be made that are not relevant to this example: FTP client SMTP HTTP event Alarm output Schedule Alarm input Motion detection System Log

5. Video settings: On the left side, navigate to the Client setting item. In this item, define the resolution and mode for the live stream. To visualize the live stream in WinCC Professional, you have to select JPEG mode.



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6. Save settings: Call the start screen of the Intelligent IP Installer tool and select the parameterized webcam. Then select the Reboot button to reboot the device.



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5.5 Configuring SIMATIC WinCC Advanced

If you want to perform a SIMATIC WinCC Professional configuration, you can skip this chapter and continue with Chapter 5.6. A PC Runtime is used as the operator panel. The following sections describe the individual configuration steps necessary to visualize the live stream of a webcam in WinCC Runtime Advanced. The description uses the AXIS 207MW webcam.

Table 5-9

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1. Create project: In WinCC Advanced, create a SIMATIC PC Station.

2. Create screen: In the Project tree, click on the Screens folder and then select Add new screen. A new screen is created.

3. Insert control (HTML browser):

On the right side, open the Toolbox task card (1) and then the Controls palette (2). Use drag & drop to move the HTML browser control (3) to the screen you have created.

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4. Parameterize HTML browser: Double-click on the HTML browser control to parameterize it. The Properties of the control open. In the Property list, open the General tab (1). Go to the URL setting (2) and enter the connection parameters for the webcam. In this example: http://user:[email protected] Explanation: user:user@IP address: With the aid of this input form, logon is performed with the user user and the associated user password. For the description of how to create a user, please refer to Chapter 5.2, User-defined settings.

5. Parameterize HTML browser: Click on the Security tab (1). In this setting, you can specify if the control may be operator controlled during Runtime. To ensure that the operator cannot make changes on the webcam, this option was disabled.

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5.6 Configuring SIMATIC WinCC Professional

If you want to perform a SIMATIC WinCC Advanced configuration, you can skip this chapter and continue with Chapter 6. A PC Runtime is used as the operator panel. The following sections describe the individual configuration steps necessary to visualize the live stream of a webcam in WinCC Runtime Professional. The description uses the AXIS 207MW webcam.

Table 5-10

No. Action Screens

1. Create project: In WinCC Professional, create a SIMATIC PC Station.

2. Create screen: In the Project tree, click on the Screens folder and then select Add new screen. A new screen is created.

3. Insert control (HTML browser):

On the right side, open the Toolbox task card (1) and then the Controls palette (2). Use drag & drop to move the HTML browser control (3) to the screen you have created.

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4. Parameterize HTML browser: Double-click on the HTML browser control to configure it. The Properties of the control open. In the Property list, open the General tab (1). Go to the URL setting (2) and enter the connection parameters for the webcam. In this example: http://user:[email protected] Explanation: user:user@IP address: With the aid of this input form, logon is performed with the user user and the associated user password. For the description of how to create a user, please refer to Chapter 5.2, User-defined settings.

5. Parameterize HTML browser: Click on the Security tab (1). In this setting, you can specify if the control may be operator controlled during Runtime. To ensure that the operator cannot make changes on the webcam, this option was disabled.

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6 Commissioning of the Application


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6 Commissioning of the Application 6.1 Preparatory measures

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1. Network all nodes: Network all nodes via Ethernet and make sure that there is a connection to all nodes.

2. Provide supply voltage: Supply all nodes with the supply voltage intended for the respective devices and switch on the devices.

3. Start Runtime Start the Runtime you want to work with:

SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional

6.2 Commissioning

Once the preparatory measures have been completed, SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Advanced or SIMATIC WinCC Runtime Professional uses the inserted and parameterized HTML browser to establish a connection to the webcams connected via Ethernet. The live stream of the webcam is displayed in the HTML browser.



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7 Operation of the Application 7.1 SIMATIC WinCC Advanced configuration

If you have created a SIMATIC WinCC Professional configuration, you can skip this chapter and continue with Chapter 7.2. A SIMATIC PC station was configured for the application.

7.1.1 000.0_Startscreen screen

When WinCC Runtime Advanced is started, this screen is the first screen that is displayed. From this screen, you can navigate to the other screens. Use the concrete example button to go to the application. Figure 7-1



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7.1.2 001.0_example screen

From this screen, you can navigate to the individual webcam screens where the HTML browsers for the webcams are configured. Figure 7-2

7.1.3 001.1_AXIS_207MW screen

The live stream of the AXIS 207MW webcam is visualized in this screen. Figure 7-3



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7.2 SIMATIC WinCC Professional configuration

If you have created a SIMATIC WinCC Advanced configuration, you can skip this chapter and continue with Chapter 8. A SIMATIC PC station was configured for the application. The project consists of the following screens.

7.2.1 000_0_Startscreen screen

When WinCC Runtime Professional is started, this screen is the first screen that is displayed. From this screen, you can navigate to the other screens. Use the Example button to go to the application. Figure 7-4



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7.2.2 000_2_example screen

From this screen, you can navigate to the individual webcam screens where the HTML browsers for the webcams are configured. Figure 7-5

7.2.3 001_1_Axis_207MW screen

The live stream of the AXIS 207MW webcam is visualized in this screen. Figure 7-6

8 Notes, Tips and Tricks


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8 Notes, Tips and Tricks 8.1 Replacing the webcam

If you are using a different webcam for your application, make sure that the ActiveX control element for this webcam is installed. Only then can you display the live streams in the HTML browser.

8.2 Computer used

Instead of the SIMATIC IPC847C, you can also use another IPC (e.g., SIMATIC HMI IPC477C Panel PC).

8.3 Displaying several webcams in one screen

For example in a screen, you can insert several HTML browsers to output different webcam images via one screen. Therefore, the screen can be used to simultaneously monitor several stations. Figure 8-1

8.4 Accessing the Apple iPad webcam

For diagnostic and service purposes, it is possible to access the integrated webcam of the Apple iPad from WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

In order to use this function, you need an app on the Apple iPad that ports the integrated webcam to a mobile WiFi network IP camera. This app allows access to the webcam using Internet Explorer provided that both are in the same network. The function was created with the following app that can be purchased from Apples App Store: ipCam Mobile IP Camera



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Proceed as follows to visualize the image of the webcam in the HTML browser of WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional: Table 8-1

No. Action Screens

1. Download and install app: Download the ipCam Mobile IP Camera app from the App Store to the iPad. The app is installed automatically after downloading.

2. App settings:

In Options of the app, you can make settings with regard to the live stream to be transmitted. With the settings shown on the right, the live stream can be displayed in WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

3. App settings:

In Advanced, you can make settings with regard to the network connection. With the settings shown on the right, the live stream can be displayed in WinCC Runtime Advanced or WinCC Runtime Professional.

4. Settings in WinCC Advanced:

To display the live stream of the iPad webcam in WinCC Runtime Advanced, you have to insert an HTML control. As the IP address of the iPad can change, the IP address must be variably transferred to the HTML control. For this purpose, create an internal tag and parameterize it as shown in the screen on the right.



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5. Settings in WinCC Advanced: Insert an I/O field in the screen you have created and interconnect it with the tag you have created.

6. Settings in WinCC Advanced:

Insert the HTML browser control into the screen and interconnect the URL tag parameter with the tag you have created. On the right side, open the Toolbox task card and then select the Controls palette. Use drag & drop to move the HTML browser control to the screen you have created. In Runtime, you can enter the URL of the iPad in the I/O field and thus display the live stream of the webcam in the HTML browser control.

7. Settings in WinCC Professional: Insert the HTML browser control in the screen you have created. On the right side, open the Toolbox task card and then select the Controls palette. Use drag & drop to move the HTML browser control to the screen you have created. In Security, check Allow operator control. With this setting, you can enter the IP address of the iPad in the address bar during active Runtime and thus display the live stream.



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8.5 Using the AXIS 207MW on SIMATIC Panels

For SIMATIC Panels, it is not possible to install an ActiveX control element. Therefore, a live stream of the webcam cannot be displayed using a panel. When using the AXIS 207MW webcam, the option exists to update the HTML page with the aid of a JavaScript depending on the set time. Therefore, the user has the option to display a current image of the webcam in the HTML browser, for example, every second. This solution was created in conjunction with the TP900 Comfort. To automatically update the image of the webcam in the HTML browser, proceed as follows:

Note Please note that running scripts influences the panel performance.

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1. Connect to webcam: To connect to the webcam, enter the IP address of the webcam in the Internet Explorer address bar. In this example: http://192.168.2.90 A window opens where you can enter the logon parameters.

2. Open settings: Once you have connected to the webcam, a window with the live stream of the webcam opens in Internet Explorer. Click on Setup to open the webcam settings.



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3. Set Viewer: Once you have clicked on Setup, a window opens where you can make settings for the webcam in the individual subitems. Navigate to the Live View Config >

Layout subitem. In Default Viewer, set the Still image

parameter for Windows Internet Explorer and Other Browsers.

Click on the Save button to save your setting.

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4. Create JavaScript: Open a word processor, e.g. Notepad. Copy the source code below to the text file and save the file with the *.htm extension. In the source code, customize the following: Refresh time IP address Resolution of your webcam Copy the file you have created to your SIMATIC Panel (e.g., using a USB flash drive) and start the file. Depending on the set time, a connection is established to the connected webcam and the still image is displayed. ________________________________________________________________________ JPG Image Demo JPEG image // Set the BaseURL to the url of your camera // Example: var BaseURL = "http://172.21.1.122/"; var BaseURL = "http://172.21.1.122/"; // The two following lines need to be changed if an an AXIS 241S(A)/241Q(A)/240Q/243SA is used: var Camera = ""; // If you use an AXIS 241S(A)/241Q(A)/240Q/243SA, comment away this line by inserting "//" // var Camera = "n"; // Change n to the Video source used in the AXIS 241S(A)/241Q(A)/240Q/243SA and remove "//" // Go to the camera used and remove the "//" in front of the ImageResolution to be used. // Note that only one can be enabled at a time. // List of additional available resolutions is shown in the product's configuration. // AXIS 206/207/210/210A/211/211A/212 PTZ/216FD/221/225FD //var ImageResolution = "320x240";var DisplayWidth = "320";var DisplayHeight = "240"; // var ImageResolution = "640x480";var DisplayWidth = "640";var DisplayHeight = "480"; // AXIS 213 PTZ/214 PTZ/231D(+)/232D(+)/240Q/241S(A)/241Q(A)/243SA PAL // var ImageResolution = "352x288";var DisplayWidth = "352";var DisplayHeight = "288"; // var ImageResolution = "704x576";var DisplayWidth = "704";var DisplayHeight = "576"; // AXIS 213 PTZ/214 PTZ/231D(+)/232D(+)/240Q/241S(A)/241Q(A)/243SA NTSC // var ImageResolution = "352x240";var DisplayWidth = "352";var DisplayHeight = "240"; // var ImageResolution = "704x480";var DisplayWidth = "704";var DisplayHeight = "480"; // No changes required below this point var File = "axis-cgi/jpg/image.cgi?resolution=" + ImageResolution; if (Camera != "") {File += "&camera=" + Camera;} theDate = new Date();



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9 References 9.1 References

This list is by no means complete and only presents a selection of related references. Table 9-1

No. Topic Title

1 System Manual WinCC Advanced V11.0 SP2 System Manual http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/57358923

2 System Manual WinCC Professional V11.0 SP2 System Manual http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/57341024

9.2 Internet links

This list is by no means complete and only provides a selection of useful information. Table 9-2

Topic Title

1 Reference to the document

http://support.automation.siemens.com/WW/view/en/58074046

2 Siemens Industry Online Support

http://support.automation.siemens.com

3 Web portal of the manufacturer of the Axis 27MW webcam

http://www.axis.com/index.htm

4 Web portal of the manufacturer of the FCS-0040 webcam

http://global.level1.com/

5 Web portal of the manufacturer of the TL-SC3171G webcam

http://www.tp-link.com/en/

10 History Table 10-1

Version Date Modification

V1.0 06/2012 First edition

CoverWarranty and LiabilityForewordTable of Contents1 Problem Definition1.1 Introduction1.2 Overview of the automation problem1.3 Automation problem requirements

2 Solution2.1 Overview of the overall solution2.2 Description of the core functionality2.3 Hardware and software components used

3 Basics3.1 Information on Ethernet3.2 Information on the ActiveX control element3.3 Information on the SCALANCE X2083.4 Information on the AXIS 207MW webcam3.5 Information on the level one FCS-0040 webcam3.6 Information on the TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam

4 Functional Mechanisms4.1 AXIS 207MW webcam4.2 level one FCS-0040 webcam4.3 TP-Link TL-SC3171G webcam4.4 Data exchange between webcam and industrial PC

5 Configuration and Project Engineering in TIA Portal5.1 Preparatory measures for project planning5.1.1 IP addresses5.1.2 Addresses, parameters and passwords used5.1.3 Installing the software for operating the AXIS 207MW webcam5.1.4 Installing the software for operating the FCS-0040 webcam5.1.5 Installing the software for operating the TL-SC3171G webcam5.1.6 Installing the SIMATIC software for the WinCC Runtime Advanced configuration5.1.7 Installing the SIMATIC software for the WinCC Runtime Professional configuration

5.2 Configuring the AXIS 207MW webcam5.3 Configuring the level one FCS-0040 webcam5.4 Configuring the TL-SC3171G webcam5.5 Configuring SIMATIC WinCC Advanced5.6 Configuring SIMATIC WinCC Professional

6 Commissioning of the Application6.1 Preparatory measures6.2 Commissioning

7 Operation of the Application7.1 SIMATIC WinCC Advanced configuration7.1.1 000.0_Startscreen screen7.1.2 001.0_example screen7.1.3 001.1_AXIS_207MW screen

7.2 SIMATIC WinCC Professional configuration7.2.1 000_0_Startscreen screen7.2.2 000_2_example screen7.2.3 001_1_Axis_207MW screen

8 Notes, Tips and Tricks8.1 Replacing the webcam8.2 Computer used8.3 Displaying several webcams in one screen8.4 Accessing the Apple iPad webcam8.5 Using the AXIS 207MW on SIMATIC Panels

9 References9.1 References9.2 Internet links

10 History

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