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## Why Network Integration Matters
Connecting your servo press to the factory network enables:
- Real-time production monitoring (OEE, parts count, cycle time)
- Remote fault diagnosis
- Automatic production reporting
- Integration with MES/ERP systems
## PROFINET Integration (Siemens S120 drives)
The Siemens S120 drive communicates via PROFINET. To integrate with a Siemens PLC:
1. Add drive to TIA Portal hardware configuration
2. Configure telegram type (Telegram 105 for servo press: position + velocity + torque)
3. Map process data to PLC data blocks
4. Configure cyclic data exchange (typical: 4ms cycle time)
Key data to read from drive:
- Actual position (r2521)
- Actual velocity (r2522)
- Actual torque (r0080)
- Drive status word (r0899)
- Active faults (r0945)
## EtherNet/IP Integration (Allen-Bradley systems)
For presses with Yaskawa or Fanuc drives in Allen-Bradley environments:
1. Install EtherNet/IP adapter module on drive
2. Add drive EDS file to Studio 5000
3. Configure I/O connection (implicit messaging for cyclic data)
4. Map drive data to PLC tags
## OPC-UA for MES Integration
For connecting to MES or cloud systems, OPC-UA is the preferred protocol. Most modern servo press controllers support OPC-UA natively. Configure OPC-UA server on press controller, then connect MES client.
## Data to Log for OEE
- Parts count per shift
- Downtime events with fault codes
- Average cycle time
- Tonnage trend (for die wear monitoring)