Open an S7-200 SMART project without Micro/WIN SMART (Beta)

Upload a .smart project, a classic Micro/WIN .mwp project or the files of a program memory card: the main program, subroutines and interrupt routines drawn as LAD, symbols, comments and a cross reference, as PDF and offline HTML.

Opens: ZAP, AP, ZAL, AL, PLF, S7P, S5D, SMART, MWP, ZIP
Saves: PDF, HTML, SCL, AWL, CSV, XLSX

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.zap11, .zap12, .zap13, .zap14, .zap15, .zap15_1, .zap16, .zap17, .zap18, .zap19, .zap20, .zap21, .zip, .plf, .ap11, .ap12, .ap13, .ap14, .ap15, .ap15_1, .ap16, .ap17, .ap18, .ap19, .ap20, .ap21, .zal11, .zal12, .zal13, .zal14, .zal15, .zal15_1, .zal16, .zal17, .zal18, .zal19, .zal20, .zal21, .al11, .al12, .al13, .al14, .al15, .al15_1, .al16, .al17, .al18, .al19, .al20, .al21, .s5d, .seq, .ini, .smart, .smartv3, .mwp, .smartlib, .mwl, .s7s · up to 2048 MB each, 20 files max
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    A TIA Portal project archive (.zap11 to .zap21), a TIA Portal project folder as a .zip, a TIA Portal global library (archive .zal11 to .zal21, or the library folder as a .zip), a STEP 7 project folder as a .zip or a STEP 7 archive, a STEP 5 program file (.S5D, together with its Z0.SEQ symbol file if you have it), an S7-200 SMART or STEP 7-Micro/WIN project (.smart, .smartV3, .mwp), or everything on an S7-200 SMART program memory card (S7_JOB.S7S and the SIMATIC.S7S folder) as a .zip. You can also add the System/PEData.plf file of a TIA Portal project directly.

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    .zap11, .zap12, .zap13, .zap14, .zap15, .zap15_1, .zap16, .zap17, .zap18, .zap19, .zap20, .zap21, .zip, .plf, .ap11, .ap12, .ap13, .ap14, .ap15, .ap15_1, .ap16, .ap17, .ap18, .ap19, .ap20, .ap21, .zal11, .zal12, .zal13, .zal14, .zal15, .zal15_1, .zal16, .zal17, .zal18, .zal19, .zal20, .zal21, .al11, .al12, .al13, .al14, .al15, .al15_1, .al16, .al17, .al18, .al19, .al20, .al21, .s5d, .seq, .ini, .smart, .smartv3, .mwp, .smartlib, .mwl, .s7s · up to 2048 MB each, 20 files max
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      Another version of the same project (any of the kinds above). You get a report of added, removed and changed blocks, networks, interface members, tags and hardware, from the first project to this one.

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      International (A, AN, O, = ...) or German (U, UN, O, = ...) instruction names in STL and AWL code. Automatic uses German for projects written in German and international names otherwise.

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      Open an S7-200 SMART project without STEP 7-Micro/WIN SMART

      S7-200 SMART CPUs (SR20, ST40, SR60 and their kin) run a great many machines, and their programs travel as .smart project files, or on the microSD card that came with the machine. Reading one normally means installing STEP 7-Micro/WIN SMART on a Windows PC. Upload the project here and read it in a browser or on paper instead.

      What to upload

      • A .smart project saved by STEP 7-Micro/WIN SMART, or a .smartV3 project from version 3.
      • An .mwp project of STEP 7-Micro/WIN for the classic S7-200 (CPU 221 to 226).
      • A program memory card: copy everything on the card (S7_JOB.S7S and the SIMATIC.S7S folder), zip it and upload the .zip.

      What comes out

      • A printout (PDF) of the main program, every subroutine and interrupt routine with its local variable table and its networks drawn as LAD (contacts, coils, branches, boxes such as MOV_W, ADD_I, TON and CTU, subroutine calls with their parameters), the symbol tables with comments, and a cross reference of every address.
      • An offline viewer (HTML) with the routines on the left, the drawn networks on the right and a search box for symbols, addresses and comments.
      • The program as STL in one .awl file that STEP 7-Micro/WIN SMART can import, and the symbols, interfaces and cross reference as CSV and Excel.

      Things to know

      • A memory card holds the compiled program only. Symbol names, comments and network titles stay in the project file, so a card gives the networks with absolute addresses (I0.0, VW100), as when a program is uploaded from a CPU.
      • Protected routines stay closed. Routines of instruction libraries such as Modbus or USS, and routines protected with a password, are listed with their names and parameters, not their code. A project protected with a password needs to be opened with its password and saved without one first.
      • Compare two copies: upload one under "Second version to compare" to see which routines, networks and symbols changed between two saved versions of a project.

      Privacy

      Results are deleted automatically after 30 minutes, or straight away with "Delete now".

      More about what this tool reads and writes: Siemens PLC Project Viewer (TIA Portal, STEP 7, STEP 5, S7-200 SMART).