Download Logo Siemens V8

What I did is I used modbus and template switch.

In HA create modbus connection with 2 coils. One coil is connected with network input of logo which controls the output. Another coil is connected with network output in logo which reads the state of the output (see image below, but take into account that I am using push uttons so the signal goes through pulse relay)

Create template switch that uses state coil as sensor and control coil as switch. Set the switch to toggle state (in my case I created a script that generates a short pulse of signal each time you toggle the template switch)

The wiring is pretty straight forward, I use a digital in to control the dimmer and an analog out for the light. The output drives a niko dimmer this is the one I use : -00701 (you can also do this with 2 modules from eltako SUD12 and LUD12, it is cheaper). On a side note, I would have loved the logo to have a PWM of 100Hz than I could have used a digital out instead of an analog output and would have been way cheaper. Bud sadfally it is what it is.

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How to control a dimmer with one DI and one AQ can be found in the documentation from siemens very well explained (section 4.2 is where you can find the schematics) : _909111/v6/109739085_dimming_with_logo_DOCU_v10_en.pdf

I don't know why but there is an offset (by 1) in the modbus address, so if i want to call 0x00 i have to call 0x01. I used address from 1 to 8 in siemens plc to connect outputs located on address 0x00 - 0x07

In the logo.things example files the TSAP values are shown as 0x3100 / 0x2000. But in the table at the beginning of the documentation, the values are defined as 0x0300 or 0x0200. This might be a bit confusing. Hope that helps improving the documentation.

All that is pretty much in place, however my assigment also involes the siemens LOGO PLC to either keep and eye on or atleast look at the M241 and then control some lights depending on the status of the M241.

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The monogram was enclosed in a circular frame in 1925. The outline of the emblem featured the same thickness as the letters, so the logo looked very balanced and laconic in its monochrome color palette.

The redesign of 1928 adopted two new elements, which were the bold black wordmark in all capitals, placed under the circular emblem, and geometric framing, in a pentagon shape, with the peak on top. Though now the logo featured four components, it still looked modest and minimalist, due to the simplicity of the lines and their black-and-white execution.

The redesign of 1991 refined the logo, introduced in 1936, cleaning its lines and strengthening them. The wordmark of the new version is executed in a modern yet simple sans-serif typeface, which is very similar to such fonts as Dialog Pro Extra Bold and Lucida Grande Black.

As for the color palette of the Siemens visual identity, there are three options of using its logotype: tender and light turquoise, which is the main color of the brand, evoking a sense of safety, reliability, and calmness; light gray, which stands for confidence and seriousness, and black, which is the color of power and elegance.

In 1936 the emblem grew cleaner and simpler, the diamond and circle shapes being removed from it. By 1973, however, it became obvious that the logo was excessive, so the company decided to get rid of the symbol, leaving only the wordmark. The following update came in 1991 and included the change of the color. 2351a5e196