Simatic et 200sp руководство на русском

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Controller
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Size: 10.73 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  9

• 1 Function Manuals Documentation Guide

  13

• 2 Product Overview

  15

• 3 Communications Services

  20

  • Overview of Communication Options

    20

  • 3.2 Communications Protocols and Port Numbers Used for Ethernet Communication

    23

  • Overview of Connection Resources

    28

  • Setting up a Connection

    28

  • Data Consistency

    32

  • Secure Communication

    35

  • Basics of Secure Communication

    35

  • Confidentiality through Encryption

    37

  • Authenticity and Integrity through Signatures

    40

  • Managing Certificates with STEP 7

    44

  • Examples for the Management of Certificates

    48

  • Example: HTTP over TLS

    54

  • Snmp

    58

  • Disabling SNMP

    58

  • Example: Disabling SNMP for a CPU 1516-3 PN/DP

    59

• 4 PG Communication

  61

• 5 HMI Communication

  64

• 6 Open User Communication

  66

  • Overview of Open User Communication

    66

  • Protocols for Open User Communication

    67

  • Instructions for Open User Communication

    69

  • Open User Communication with Addressing Via Domain Names

    74

  • Setting up Open User Communication Via TCP, ISO-On-TCP, UDP and ISO

    76

  • Setting up Communication over FDL

    83

  • Setting up Communication with Modbus TCP

    85

  • Setting up Communication Via E-Mail

    88

  • Setting up Communication Via FTP

    89

  • Establishment and Termination of Communications Relations

    92

  • Secure Open User Communication

    93

  • Secure OUC of an S7-1500 CPU as TLS Client to an External PLC (TLS Server)

    93

  • Secure OUC of an S7-1500 CPU as TLS Server to an External PLC (TLS Client)

    96

  • Secure OUC between Two S7-1500 Cpus

    98

  • Secure OUC Via CP Interface

    102

  • Secure OUC with Modbus TCP

    107

  • Secure OUC Via E-Mail

    108

• 7 S7 Communication

  113

• 8 Point-To-Point Link

  122

• 9 OPC UA Communication

  127

  • What You Need to Know about OPC UA

    127

  • OPC UA and Industrie 4.0

    127

  • General Features of OPC UA

    127

  • OPC UA for S7-1200/S7-1500 Cpus

    131

  • Access to OPC UA Applications

    132

  • Addressing Nodes

    136

  • What You Need to Know about OPC UA Clients

    140

  • Mapping of Data Types

    143

  • Security at OPC UA

    147

  • Security Settings

    147

  • Certificates Pursuant to ITU X.509

    148

  • Certificates with OPC UA

    152

  • Creating Self-Signed Certificates

    153

  • Generating PKI Key Pairs and Certificates Yourself

    154

  • Secure Transfer of Messages

    157

  • Using the S7-1500 as an OPC UA Server

    160

  • Interesting Information about the OPC UA Server of the S7-1500 Cpus

    160

  • The OPC UA Server of the S7-1500 Cpus

    160

  • End Points of the OPC UA Server

    162

  • Runtime Behavior of the OPC UA Server

    164

  • Configuring Access to PLC Tags

    166

  • Managing Write and Read Rights

    166

  • Managing Write and Read Rights for a Complete DB

    168

  • Coordinating Write and Read Rights for CPU Tags

    170

  • Consistency of CPU Tags

    172

  • Accessing OPC UA Server Data

    174

  • Minimumsamplinginterval Attribute

    175

  • Export OPC UA XML File

    175

  • Configuring the OPC UA Server

    176

  • Enabling the OPC UA Server

    176

  • Access to the OPC UA Server

    178

  • General Settings of the OPC UA Server

    180

  • Settings of the Server for Subscriptions

    182

  • Handling Client and Server Certificates

    184

  • Generating Server Certificates with STEP 7

    191

  • User Authentication

    194

  • Users and Roles with OPC UA Function Rights

    195

  • Diagnostic Settings of the Server

    198

  • License for OPC UA

    199

  • OPC UA Server Interface Configuration

    200

  • What Is a Server Interface

    200

  • Creating a User-Defined Server Interface

    202

  • Using OPC UA Companion Specifications

    207

  • Rules for OPC UA XML Files

    214

  • Data Types for Companion Specifications

    215

  • Creating a Server Interface for Companion Specification

    219

  • Creating a Server Interface for Reference Namespace

    224

  • Notes on Configuration Limits When Using Server Interfaces

    227

  • Providing Methods on the OPC UA Server

    228

  • Useful Information about Server Methods

    228

  • Boundary Conditions for Using Server Methods

    232

  • Using Diagnostics Options

    234

  • Diagnostics of the OPC UA Server

    234

  • Server State Transition Diagnostics

    236

  • Session State Transition Diagnostics

    237

  • Check for Security Events

    238

  • Request of a Remote Client Failed

    239

  • Subscription Diagnostics

    241

  • Summarizing Diagnostics

    244

  • Using the S7-1500 CPU as an OPC UA Client

    246

  • Overview and Requirements

    246

  • Useful Information about the Client Instructions

    247

  • Number of Client Instructions that Can be Used Simultaneously

    249

  • Example Configuration for OPC UA

    250

  • Creating Client Interfaces

    252

  • Determine Server Interface Online

    261

  • Using Multilingual Texts

    265

  • Rules for the Access to Structures

    267

  • Using Connection Parameter Assignment

    269

  • Creating and Configuring Connections

    269

  • Handling of the Client Certificates of the S7-1500 CPU

    273

  • User Authentication

    276

  • Using a Configured Connection

    277

  • Tips and Recommendations

    285

  • Rules for Subscriptions

    285

  • Rules for the User Program

    286

  • Master Copies for OPC UA Communication

    287

Brand: Siemens
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Category: I/O Systems
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Size: 10.02 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  8

• 1 ET 200SP Documentation Guide

  13

• 2 New Properties/Functions

  15

• 3 System Overview

  17

  • What Is the SIMATIC ET 200SP Distributed I/O System

    17

  • What Are Fail-Safe Automation Systems and Fail-Safe Modules

    20

  • How Are SIMATIC Safety F-Systems Structured with ET 200SP

    21

  • Components

    25

• 4 Application Planning

  34

  • Selecting the Baseunit for I/O Modules

    39

  • Digital, Fail-Safe, Communication, Technology or Analog Modules Without Temperature Measurement

    39

  • Analog Modules with Temperature Measurement

    40

  • Selecting Motor Starters with a Suitable Baseunit

    41

  • Selecting a Baseunit for Motor Starters

    41

  • Selecting the Motor Starter

    43

  • Selecting Accessories for Motor Starters

    44

  • Selecting Potential Distributor Modules

    45

  • Selecting a Potdis-Baseunit

    45

  • Selecting a Potdis-Terminalblock

    47

  • Hardware Configuration

    48

  • Forming Potential Groups

    50

  • Basics

    50

  • Forming Potential Groups with Baseunit Type B1

    55

  • Forming Potential Groups with Fail-Safe Modules

    56

  • Forming Potential Groups with Motor Starters

    58

  • Configuration Examples for Potential Groups

    60

  • Configuration Examples with Baseunits

    60

  • Configuration Examples with Potential Distributor Modules

    62

• 5 Installation

  64

  • Basics

    64

  • Installation Conditions for Motor Starters

    68

  • Mounting the Cpu/Interface Module

    70

  • Installing the CM DP Communication Module

    72

  • Mounting Baseunits for I/O Modules

    74

  • Mounting and Dismantling Baseunits for Motor Starters

    77

  • Installing Potential Distributor Modules

    79

  • Installing the Server Module

    80

  • Mounting Further Accessories for Motor Starters

    81

  • Mounting the Cover for the 500 V AC Infeed Bus

    81

  • Mounting the Mechanical Bracket for the Baseunit

    83

  • Mounting the BU Cover

    86

• 6 Wiring

  87

  • Rules and Regulations for Operation

    87

  • Additional Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the ET 200SP with Fail-Safe Modules

    89

  • Safety Extra-Low Voltage (SELV, PELV) for Failsafe Modules and Failsafe Motor Starters

    89

  • Requirements for Sensors and Actuators for Fail-Safe Modules and Fail-Safe Motor Starters

    90

  • Crosstalk of Digital Input/Output Signals

    92

  • Additional Rules and Instructions for Operation with Motor Starters

    93

  • Protection against Short Circuit

    93

  • Operating the ET 200SP on Grounded Incoming Supply

    93

  • Electrical Configuration of the ET 200SP

    97

  • Wiring Rules

    99

  • Wiring Baseunits for I/O Modules

    102

  • Connecting Cable Shields for I/O Modules

    104

  • Wiring Baseunits for Motor Starters

    106

  • Connecting the 3DI/LC Module for the Motor Starter

    110

  • Connecting the Supply Voltage to the Cpu/Interface Module

    112

  • Connecting Interfaces for Communication

    114

  • Connecting PROFINET IO (Port P3) to the CPU

    114

  • Connecting the PROFIBUS DP Interface to the Interface Module/Communications Module CM DP

    116

  • Inserting I/O Modules / Motor Starters and BU Covers

    117

  • Mounting/Disassembly of Motor Starters

    119

  • Mounting the Fan

    119

  • Mounting/Disassembly of Motor Starters

    120

  • 3DI/LC Module

    122

  • Labeling ET 200SP

    125

  • Factory Markings

    125

  • Optional Markings

    127

  • Applying Color Identification Labels

    128

  • Applying Labeling Strips

    130

  • Applying Reference Identification Labels

    131

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
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Size: 4.7 MB

• Table of Contents

  3

• 1 Introduction

  11

  • Purpose of this Document

    11

  • Use in Hazardous Area

    11

  • Security Information

    12

  • Open Source Software

    13

• 2 Product Overview

  15

  • View

    15

  • Properties

    16

  • Version Dependencies of the Functions

    16

• 3 Installing

  17

  • Basic Safety Notes

    17

  • Atex/Iecx Special Conditions for Use

    17

  • Mounting on the SIMATIC ET 200SP

    18

  • EMC-Compliant Installation

    19

  • Introduction

    19

  • Possible Effects of Interference

    19

  • Coupling Mechanisms

    19

  • Five Basic Rules for Securing EMC

    20

• 4 Connecting

  23

  • Basic Safety Notes

    23

  • Atex/Iecx Special Conditions for Use

    23

  • Connection to Electronic Weighing System

    24

  • Connection of Analog Load Cells

    27

  • Connecting SIWAREX JB to the Electronic Weighing System and Load Cell

    28

  • Wiring Diagrams

    28

  • Load Cells with Four-Wire System

    28

  • Load Cells with Six-Wire System

    30

  • Connecting Cables to SIWAREX JB

    31

• 5 Commissioning

  33

  • Calibration with Calibration Weights

    33

  • Automatic Calibration

    35

• 6 Parameter Assignment/Addressing

  37

  • Introduction

    37

  • TIA Portal User Program

    38

  • Commissioning the Electronic Weighing System with TIA Portal

    38

  • Calling the Function Block (FB)

    41

  • Executing Commands

    44

  • Cyclic Data Exchange Via «Cycliciodata

    46

  • Reading/Writing Data Records

    48

  • Design of Hardware Configuration

    49

  • Web Server

    50

  • Calling the Web Server

    50

  • Reading/Writing Data Records

    51

  • Operating Modes

    53

  • Weighing Steps

    53

  • NAWI — Non Automatic Weighing Instrument

    53

  • NAWI — Non-Automatic Weighing Instrument — Filling

    53

  • NAWI — Non-Automatic Weighing Instrument — Emptying

    54

  • GFI — Gravimetric Filling Instrument

    55

  • CWI — Catchweighing Instrument / CW — Automatic Check Weigher

    55

  • CWI — Catchweighing Instrument/ CW — Automatic Check Weigher — Filling

    55

  • CWI — Catchweighing Instrument/ CW — Automatic Check Weigher — Emptying

    56

  • DTI Discontinuous Totalizing Automatic Weighing Instrument

    57

  • CW — Automatic Check Weigher

    58

  • DR03 Calibration Parameters

    58

  • Overview

    58

  • Scale Name [Scalename]

    59

  • Weight Unit [Weightunit]

    59

  • Gross Indicator [Grossindicator]

    59

  • Restriction Code [Restrictioncode]

    60

  • Set Number of Weighing Ranges [Numberofweighingranges]

    60

  • Multi Range / Multi Interval Scale [Multirangemultiintervalscale]

    61

  • Calibration Weights 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 [Calibrationweight] and Calibration Digits [Calibrationdigit]

    62

  • Scale Interval for Weighing Range 1, 2, 3 [Scaleintervalweighingrange]

    63

  • Initial Zero-Setting [Initialzerosetting]

    63

  • Initial Zero-Setting if Tared [Initialzerosettingiftared]

    63

  • Automatic Zero Tracking Device [Automaticzerotracking]

    63

  • Tare Device [Subtractiveadditivetare]

    63

  • Enable Weight Simulation [Weightsimulationenabled]

    64

  • Automatic Zero-Setting Device [Automaticzerosetting]

    64

  • Weighing Range Data in Securedisplay [Weighingrangedatainsecuredisplay]

    65

  • Automatic Zero Tracking in Dosing Cycle [Automaticzerotrackingincycle]

    65

  • Maximum Tare Weight (% of Max.) [Maxtareweight]

    65

  • Initial Zero-Setting Device Limit Negative (% of Max.) [Initialzerosettinglimitnegative]

    65

  • Initial Zero-Setting Device Limit Positive (% of Max.) [Initialzerosettinglimitpositive]

    65

  • Semi-Automatic Zero-Setting Device Limit Negative (% of Max.) [Semiautomaticzerosettinglimitnegative]

    66

  • Semi-Automatic Zero-Setting Device Limit Positive (% of Max.) [Semiautomaticzerosettinglimitpositive]

    66

  • Stability Monitoring

    66

  • Digital Signal Filters

    68

  • Operating Mode [Scaleoperatingmode]

    69

  • Totalization Scale Interval Dt [Totalizationscaleintervaldt]

    69

  • Minimum Totalized Load [Minimumtotalizedload]

    69

  • Securedisplay Interface [Legaldisplayinterface]

    69

    • Securedisplay Version [Securedisplayversion]

      70

    • Smallest Zoom Factor of Securedisplay (%) [Smallestzoomfactorofsecuredisplay]

      70

    • DR04 Calibration Curve Check

      70

    • DR05 Tare and Zero Memory

      70

    • DR06 Configuration of Limits

      71

    • Reference (Limits 1 and 2) [Limitreference]

      71

    • Limit 3 — Empty [Emptylimit]

      71

    • Switch-On Delay Limit 3 (Empty) (S) [Delaytimeforemptylimit]

      72

      • DR07 Interface Parameters

        72

      • Assignment DI.0, DI.1, DI.2, CI [Functiondi0 to Functiondi2] [Functionci]

        72

    • Filtering DI.0, DI.1, DI.2 and CI

      73

    • Assignment DQ.0, DQ.1, DQ.2

      73

    • Reaction to CPU Stop / Failure [Behaviouroncpustoporfailure]

      73

    • Monitoring of Digital Outputs [Monitoringofdq]

      74

    • Reaction of Digital Outputs to a CPU Stop / Failure [Behaviourofdqoncpustoporfailure]

      74

    • Behavior of Digital Outputs on Error [Behaviourofdqonerror]

      74

    • Substitute Value for DQ.0 to DQ.3 on Error

      74

      • Trace Rate [Tracerate]

        75

    • Subnet Mask, IP Address, Gateway, Device Name

      75

    • Activate Modbus Communication [Activatemodbusconnection1] [Activatemodbusconnection2]

      75

    • Modbus TCP Unit Identifier, Port, SWAP Options

      76

    • Byte/Word Swap Options [Byteswap16Bit] [Byteswap32Bit] [Wordswap32Bit]

      76

    • RS485 Protocol

      76

    • I/O Process Values 1 to 4 [Ioprocessvalue1 to Ioprocessvalue4]

      76

    • I/O Process Values 5 to 8 [Ioprocessvalue5 to Ioprocessvalue8]

      77

    • Event Hardware Interrupts 4 to 8 [Hardwareinterrupt4 to Hardwareinterrupt8]

      78

    • Source for Weight Simulation [Simulationsource]

      78

    • DR09 Read out Module Information

      78

    • DR10 Load Cell Parameters

      78

    • Load Cell Type [Loadcelltype]

      78

    • Connection Technology [Foursixwiresensor]

      79

    • Load Cell Manufacturer [Loadcellmanufacturer] and Load Cell Order Number [Loadcellordernumber]

      79

    • Of Mechanical Support Points [Numberofsupportpoints]

      79

    • Averaged Load Cell Characteristic (MV/V) [Averagedcharacteristicvalue]

      79

    • Nominal Load of One Single Load Cell [Nominalloadofsingleloadcell]

      79

    • Power Line Frequency [Powerlinefrequency]

      80

    • Using a Power Line Filter [Powerlinefilteractivated]

      80

    • External / Internal Sensor Supply [Internalexternaladcsupply]

      80

    • Impedance

      80

    • DR15 Preset Tare

      80

    • DR16 Configuration of Weight Simulation

      81

    • Simulate Weight

      81

    • Simulating Dosing

      82

    • Material Flow, Delay Time and Opening/Closing Time

      83

    • DR18 Digital Output and Transition Control

      84

    • Controlling Digital Outputs

      84

  • Enabling Transitions

    85

  • DR20 Configuration of Set Point [Setpoint]

    86

  • DR21 Configuration of Total Set Point [Totalsetpoint]

    86

  • DR21 Configuration of Total Set Point in DTI

    86

  • DR21 Configuration of Total Set Point GFI

    87

  • DR22 Tolerance Parameters

    88

  • Overview

    88

  • Parameter Relation [Parameterrelation]

    88

  • Tolerance Limit TH2 (Weight Unit) [Tolerancelimitth2]

    88

  • Tolerance Limit TH1 (Weight Unit) [Tolerancelimitth1]

    89

  • Tolerance Limit TL1 (Weight Unit) [Tolerancelimittl1]

    89

  • Tolerance Limit TL2 (Weight Unit) [Tolerancelimittl2]

    89

  • Behavior in Case of TH1 Error [Behaviorth1Violated]

    89

  • Behavior in Case of TL1 Error [Behaviortl1Violated]

    89

  • Pulse Duration for Pulse Post Dosing (S) [Pulseduration]

    90

  • Number of Unchecked Weighing Cycles [Cycleswithoutcheck]

    90

  • Capture of Weighings into Statistics [Statisticsdata]

    91

  • DR23 Material Parameters

    91

  • Parameter Relation [Parameterrelation]

    91

  • Fine Weight [Fineweight]

    91

  • Trailing Weight Fine [Trailingweightfine]

    92

  • Coarse Weight [Coarseweight]

    93

  • Trailing Weight Coarse [Trailingweightcoarse]

    93

  • Trailing Weight Extra Coarse [Trailingweightxcoarse]

    93

  • Blocking Time Extra Coarse (S) [Blockingtimexcoarse]

    93

  • Blocking Time Coarse Signal (S) [Blockingtimecoarse]

    94

  • Blocking Time Fine Signal (S) [Blockingtimefine]

    94

  • Blocking Time Discharging (S) [Blockingtimedischarge]

    94

  • External Triggered Blocking Time (S) [Externalblockingtime]

    94

  • Shut-Off Correction Weight [Shutoffcorrectionweight]

    94

  • Minimum Material Flow (Weight/S) [Minimummaterialflowrate]

    95

  • DR24 Controller Parameters

    95

  • Parameter Relation [Parameterrelation]

    95

  • Type of Controller [Controllertype]

    95

  • Control Factor of Proportional Controller (%) [Controlfactorpcontroller]

    96

  • Control Factor of Fine Time Controller (%) [Controlfactortcontroller]

    96

  • Max. Control Access of Proportional Controller [Maximumcontrollaccesspcontroller]

    96

  • Proportional Controller Deadband — Upper Limit [Deadbandpcontrollerplus]

    96

  • Proportional Controller Deadband — Lower Limit [Deadbandpcontrollerminus]

    97

  • Controller Behavior in Case of Exceeding Max. Control Access [Controllererrorbehavior]

    97

  • Intervention of Fine Time Controller [Interventiontcontroller]

    97

  • Set Point Fine Time Controller (S) [Setpointtcontroller]

    97

  • Adopt Corrected Fine-/Trailing Values to DR23 Automatically [Adoptcorrectedvalues]

    98

  • Max. Control Access of Fine Time Controller [Maximumcontrollaccesstcontroller]

    98

  • DR25 Dosing System Parameters

    98

  • Maximum Single Set Point [Maximumsinglesetpoint]

    98

  • Minimum Automatic Tare Weight (% of Max.) [Minimumautomatictareweight]

    98

  • Maximum Automatic Tare Weight (% of Max.) [Maximumautomatictareweight]

    98

  • Maximum Weighing Time (S) [Maximumdosingtime]

    99

    • Weighing Start Options [Startoptions]

      99

    • Cycle Time for Automatic Zero Setting (S) [Cycletimeautomaticzerosetting]

      99

    • Number of Weighings Without Automatic Taring/Zero Setting [Numberofcycleswithoutzerosetting]

      99

    • Check Stop [Checkstopafterstep0 to Checkstopafterstep7]

      99

    • Automatic Discharging [Dischargemode]

      100

    • Discharge Time (S) [Dischargetime]

      101

    • Maximum Discharge Time (S) [Dischargemonitoringtime]

      101

    • Discharge Overlapping Time [Dischargeoverlappingtime]

      101

    • Of Optimized Loadings (OIML R-107) [Numberofoptimizedloadings]

      101

    • Dosing Signals

      102

    • Delete Tare in Weighing Step 0 [Deletetarestep0]

      102

    • DR28 Configuration of Additional String for Protocols

      102

    • Log with Additional String [Addadditionaltext]

      102

    • Log Single Loadings (OIML R-107) [Logsingleloadings]

      103

    • DR29 Configuration of Technology Messages

      103

    • DR30 Read out Process State

      103

    • Overview

      103

    • Digits Unfiltered (Linearized) [Unfiltereddigitsnotlin]

      104

    • Digits Filtered by F1 [Filtereddigits1]

      104

    • Digits Filtered by F2 [Filtereddigits2]

      104

    • Digits Filtered by F3 [Filtereddigits3]

      104

    • Status DI.0, DI.1, DI.2 and CI.0 [Statusdi0] [Statusdi1] [Statusdi2] [Statusci0]

      104

    • Status DQ.0, DQ.1 and DQ.2 [Statusdq0 to Statusdq2]

      104

    • Refresh Counter [Refreshcounter]

      105

    • Current Load Cell Signal Voltage (MV) [Loadcellsignalvoltage]

      105

    • Load Cell Impedance (Ohm) [Loadcellimpedance]

      105

    • Current Load Cell SEN Voltage (V) [Loadcellsensevoltage]

      105

    • Current Fine Weight [Currentfineweight]

      105

    • Current Trailing Weight [Currenttrailingweightfine]

      105

    • Tolerance Limits (Weight Unit) [Tolerancelimitth2] [Tolerancelimitth1] [Tolerancelimittl1] [Tolerancelimittl2]

      105

    • Gross Process Weight 1 [Grossprocessweight1], Net Process Weight 1

      106

      • [Netprocessweight1], Tare Process Weight [Tareprocessweight]

        106

    • Gross Weight [Grossweight], Net Weight [Netweight], Tare Weight [Tareweight]

      106

    • Gross/Net Weight X10 [Netweightx10]

      106

    • Gross Process Weight 2 [Grossprocessweight2], Net Process Weight 2

      106

      • [Netprocessweight2]

        106

    • Last Net Process Weight [Lastnetprocessweight], Last Net Weight [Lastnetweight]

      106

    • Totalizer 1 [Totalizer1] and Totalizer 2 [Totalizer2]

      106

    • Youngest Protocol ID [Youngestlogid]

      106

    • Date & Time

      107

    • Current Dosing Step [Subdosingstep]

      107

    • Number of Dosings in Continuous Mode [Dosingsincontinuousmode]

      107

    • Difference Set Point / Actual Value [Differencesetpointactualvalue]

      107

    • DR32 Read out Error Messages

      107

    • Overview

      107

    • Operating Errors, Technology Messages, Data/Command Errors

      107

    • DR34 Weight Indicator

      108

    • DR38 Advanced Diagnostic Data

      108

    • DR39 Statistical Data

      108

    • DR45 Protocol Request

      109

    • DR46 Read out Protocol Content

      109

    • Overview

      109

    • Oldest Protocol ID [Oldestlogid]

      109

    • Youngest Protocol ID [Latestlogid]

      109

    • Selected Protocol ID, Numerical [Selectedlogid]

      109

    • Protocol String [Log]

      110

    • Checksum, Date, Time

      110

    • DR47 Read out Logbook Content

      111

    • Commands

      111

    • Overview

      111

    • Commands

      112

    • Command Groups of the Electronic Weighing System

      118

    • Communication Via Modbus

      118

    • Introduction

      118

    • Principle of Data Transmission

      119

    • Data Record Concept

      119

    • Command Mailboxes

      119

    • Reading Registers

      120

    • Writing Registers

      121

Brand: Siemens
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Category: I/O Systems
|
Size: 9 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  7

• 1 Guide to Documentation

  11

• 2 System Overview

  13

  • What Is the SIMATIC ET 200SP Distributed I/O System

    13

  • What Are Fail-Safe Automation Systems and Fail-Safe Modules

    16

  • How Are SIMATIC Safety F-Systems Structured with ET 200SP

    17

  • Components

    20

• 3 Application Planning

  26

  • Selecting a Suitable Baseunit

    26

  • Digital, Fail-Safe, Communication, Technology or Analog Modules Without Temperature Measurement

    29

  • Analog Modules with Temperature Measurement

    30

  • Hardware Configuration

    31

  • Forming Potential Groups

    32

  • Basics

    32

  • Forming Potential Groups with AC I/O Modules

    35

  • Forming Potential Groups with Fail-Safe Modules

    36

  • Configuration Examples for Potential Groups

    37

• 4 Installation

  39

  • Basics

    39

  • Mounting the Cpu/Interface Module

    42

  • Installing the CM DP Communication Module

    44

  • Installing Baseunits

    45

  • Installing the Server Module

    48

• 5 Wiring

  49

  • Rules and Regulations for Operation

    49

  • Additional Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the ET 200SP with Fail-Safe Modules

    51

  • Safety Extra-Low Voltage (SELV) for Fail-Safe Modules

    51

  • Requirements for Sensors and Actuators for Fail-Safe Modules

    52

  • Crosstalk of Digital Input/Output Signals

    55

  • Operating the ET 200SP on Grounded Incoming Supply

    55

  • Electrical Configuration of the ET 200SP

    58

  • Wiring Rules

    60

  • Wiring Baseunits

    62

  • Connecting Cable Shields

    64

  • Connecting the Supply Voltage to the Cpu/Interface Module

    66

  • Connecting Interfaces for Communication

    68

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Cpu/Interface Module Via the Bus Adapter BA 2Xrj45

    68

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Cpu/Interface Module Via the BA 2Xfc Busadapter

    70

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Cpu/Interface Module Via BA 2Xscrj Busadapter

    74

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Interface Module Via the BA SCRJ/RJ45 Busadapter

    77

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Interface Module Via the BA SCRJ/FC Busadapter

    79

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Interface Module Via the BA 2Xlc Busadapter

    81

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to the Interface Module Via the BA LC/RJ45 Busadapter

    84

  • Connecting PROFINET IO to Interface Module Via BA LC/FC Busadapter

    86

  • Connecting PROFINET IO (Port P3) to the CPU

    87

  • Connecting the PROFIBUS DP Interface to the Interface Module/Communications Module CM DP

    89

  • Plugging in I/O Modules and BU Covers

    90

  • Labeling ET 200SP

    91

  • Factory Markings

    91

  • Optional Markings

    93

  • Applying Color Identification Labels

    94

  • Applying Labeling Strips

    96

  • Applying Reference Identification Labels

    96

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: I/O Systems
|
Size: 8.25 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  6

• 1 Documentation Guide

  10

• 2 Product Overview

  15

  • Properties of the AI Energy Meter HF

    15

  • Area of Application

    17

  • 2.3 Special Considerations for Use on the PROFIBUS DP and PROFINET IO

    19

• 3 Wiring

  21

  • Terminal and Block Diagram

    21

  • Connection Examples

    24

  • Current Transformer Selection Data

    28

• 4 Configuration / Address Space

  32

  • Configuring

    32

  • Selecting the Module Versions

    33

  • Module Versions at Configuration with STEP 7

    33

  • Module Versions at Configuration with GSD File

    34

  • Changing over the User Data Variant During Operation

    35

  • Recommendations for Selecting the Module Version

    37

  • Applicable Modules

    38

• 5 Quick Start

  40

• 6 Reading and Processing Measured Values

  42

  • Basics for Reading Measured Values

    42

  • Quality Information

    45

  • Quality Information in Byte 1 of the User Data

    45

  • Quality Information with Measured Value Ids

    47

  • Operating Quadrant

    50

  • Reading Measured Values from User Data Cyclically

    51

  • Read out Measured Values Acyclically Using Data Records

    53

  • Time-Of-Day Synchronization and Time Stamp

    54

• 7 Energy Counters

  55

  • Evaluate Measured Values for Energy

    56

  • Preset and Apply Start Values for Energy and Overflow Counters

    57

  • Preset Start Values for the Energy Meters

    58

  • Apply Start Values from Data Record DS 143 Immediately

    59

  • Apply Start Values from Data Record DS 143 with DQ Bit

    61

  • Starting and and Stopping Energy Meters

    64

  • Example of Measuring and Resetting an Energy Meter

    67

  • What Is the Structure of the Control and Feedback Interface for DS 143

    68

• 8 Operating Hours Counter

  70

  • Evaluating Operating Hours Counters

    71

  • Preset and Apply Start Values for Operating Hours Counters

    72

  • Preset Start Values for Operating Hours Counters

    72

  • Apply Start Values from Data Record DS 143 Immediately

    74

  • Apply Start Values from Data Record DS 143 with DQ Bit

    74

  • Starting and Stopping Operating Hours Counters

    76

• 9 Limit Monitoring

  78

  • How Limit Monitoring Works

    78

  • Influence of Hysteresis and Delay Time on Limit Monitoring

    79

  • Reset, Activate and Deactivate Counters for Limit Violation

    81

  • 9.4 Measured Variables for Limit Monitoring

    83

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Measuring Instruments
|
Size: 3.08 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  6

• 1 Documentation Guide

  10

• 2 The Basics of Counting, Measurement and Position Detection

  15

  • Overview of Modules and Properties

    15

  • Basics of Counting, Measuring and Position Input (TM Count, TM Posinput, Compact CPU)

    19

  • Convention

    19

  • Overview of Applications

    19

  • Recording of Count Signals

    23

  • Counting with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    23

  • Position Input with SSI Absolute Encoder

    25

  • Behavior at the Counting Limits

    26

  • Gate Control with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    28

  • Software Gate

    28

  • Hardware Gate

    28

  • Internal Gate

    29

  • Counter Behavior at Gate Start

    30

  • Capture (Latch)

    31

  • Capture with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    31

  • Capture with SSI Absolute Encoder

    34

  • Synchronization

    36

  • Synchronization by Digital Input

    39

  • Synchronization at Signal N

    41

  • Comparison Values

    44

  • Comparison Values and Outputs

    44

  • Switching at Comparison Values with Counter Value as Reference

    45

  • Switching at Comparison Values with Position Value (SSI Absolute Value) as Reference

    49

  • Switching at Comparison Values with Measured Value as Reference

    53

  • Measured Value Determination

    55

  • Overview of Measuring Functions

    55

  • Measured Value Determination with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    56

  • Measured Value Determination with SSI Absolute Encoder

    60

  • Hysteresis

    63

  • Hysteresis with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    63

  • Hysteresis with SSI Absolute Encoder

    65

  • Interrupts

    67

  • Position Detection for Motion Control

    67

  • Encoder Signals

    68

  • 24 V and TTL Count Signals

    68

  • RS422 Count Signals

    70

  • SSI Signals

    72

  • Signal Evaluation of Incremental Signals

    73

  • Overview

    73

  • Single Evaluation

    73

  • Double Evaluation

    74

  • Quadruple Evaluation

    75

  • Clock Synchronization (TM Count and TM Posinput)

    76

  • Basics of Counting (TM Timer DIDQ)

    77

  • Overview of Applications

    77

  • Counting with Incremental Encoder

    78

  • Counting with Pulse Encoder

    79

  • Count Signals

    80

  • Isochronous Mode

    81

  • Basics of Counting (Digital Input Modules)

    82

  • Overview of Applications

    82

  • Counting with Pulse Encoders

    83

  • Behavior at the Counting Limits

    84

  • Gate Control

    86

  • Software Gate

    86

  • Hardware Gate

    86

  • Internal Gate

    87

  • Comparison Values

    88

  • Interrupts

    91

  • Count Signals

    91

  • Isochronous Mode

    92

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: I/O Systems
|
Size: 2.29 MB

• Foreword

  5

• Table of Contents

  7

• 1 Documentation Guide

  11

• 2 Safety Instructions

  13

• 3 Product Overview

  15

  • Characteristics of the CM AS-I Master ST

    15

  • Operating Modes of the CM AS-I Master ST

    19

  • Firmware Update

    21

• 4 Connection

  25

  • Terminal Assignment

    25

  • Schematic Circuit Diagram

    27

• 5 Configuring

  29

  • Requirements

    29

  • Basic Configuration of the CM AS-I Master ST

    30

  • Configuration of the AS-I Slaves

    31

  • Configuration of the AS-I Slaves in STEP 7

    31

  • Configuration of the AS-I Slaves Using the «SET» Button

    34

  • Configuration of the AS-I Slaves Via the Control Panel in the TIA Portal

    36

  • Configuration of the AS-I Slaves Using the PLC Program

    36

  • Online Functions in the TIA Portal

    37

  • Switching from One Operating Mode to Another

    37

  • Applying the Slave Configuration

    38

  • Setting the Address of an AS-I Slave

    39

  • Variable Configuration

    39

  • Option Handling

    39

  • DS 131 Activate/Deactivate Optional Slaves

    40

  • DS 131 Read Status of Option Handling

    41

  • AS-I Proxy Slave

    42

• 6 Parameter Assignment/Addressing

  43

  • Parameters

    43

  • Explanation of the Parameters

    44

  • Address Space

    44

• 7 Data Exchange between the User Program and AS-I Slaves

  45

  • Access to AS-Interface

    45

  • Transmitting AS-I Digital Values

    46

  • I/O Addresses When Configuring AS-I Slaves in STEP 7

    46

  • I/O Addresses Without Configuration of the AS-I Slaves in STEP 7

    50

  • Special Characteristics of AS-I Safety Slaves

    55

  • AS-I Analog Values and Transparent / Digital Values more than 4 Bits in Length Are Transferred

    56

  • Accessing AS-I Analog Data Via the Process Image

    58

  • Accessing AS-I Analog Data Via Acyclic Services

    58

• 8 Alarms, Faults and System Events

  61

  • Overview

    61

  • Diagnostics in STEP 7

    62

  • LED Statuses

    63

  • Arrangement of the Leds on the CM AS-I Master ST

    63

  • Meaning of the Leds

    64

  • Diagnostic Messages

    69

  • Alarms

    69

  • Possible Response to the Diagnostic Interrupt

    69

  • Error Messages

    70

  • Replacing a Defective AS-I Slave / Automatic Address Programming

    74

  • Duplicate Address Detection

    76

  • Diagnosis Via the Web Server

    79

  • Fault Indications/Fault Remedies

    80

  • Data Records for Diagnostics

    82

  • DS 92 Diagnostic Data Record (FW V1.1 and Higher)

    82

  • DS 96 Read AS-I Master Error Counters and Status Messages (FW V1.1 and Higher)

    86

  • DS 97 Read and Reset AS-I Master Error Counters (FW V1.1 and Higher)

    89

  • DS 150 to DS 153 Read AS-I Error Counters

    89

  • DS 150 Read AS-I Slave Error Counters 1/1A to 16/16A

    92

  • DS 151 Read AS-I Slave Error Counters 16/16A to 31/31A

    93

  • DS 152 Read AS-I Slave Error Counters 1B to 16B

    94

  • DS 153 Read AS-I Slave Error Counters 16B to 31B

    95

  • DS 154 Delete AS-I Error Counters (from FW V1.1)

    96

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Industrial Electrical
|
Size: 2.85 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  6

• 1 Documentation Guide

  9

• 2 Product Overview

  13

  • Properties

    13

  • Operating Modes

    15

• 3 Connecting

  16

  • Terminal Assignment and Schematic Circuit Diagram

    16

• 4 Configuring/Address Space

  22

  • Pulse Output (Single Pulse) Mode

    22

  • Function

    22

  • Introduction

    22

  • Output Sequence

    22

  • Pulse Duration

    24

  • On Delay

    24

  • Sequence Counter

    25

  • High-Speed Output

    25

  • Configuring

    26

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    27

  • Parameter Setting

    28

  • Address Space

    30

  • Control and Feedback Interface

    30

  • Assignment of the Control Interface

    30

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

    33

  • Isochronous Mode

    34

  • Pulse Width Modulation PWM Mode

    35

  • Function

    35

  • Introduction

    35

  • Output Sequence

    35

  • Duty Cycle

    37

  • Period Duration

    38

  • On Delay

    39

  • Dithering

    40

  • Current Measurement/Control

    45

  • Minimum Pulse Duration and Minimum Interpulse Period

    48

  • High-Speed Output

    49

  • Configuring

    50

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    52

  • Parameter Setting

    53

  • Address Space

    56

  • Control Interface and Feedback Interface

    56

  • Assignment of the Control Interface

    56

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

    59

  • Isochronous Mode

    62

  • Pulse Train Mode

    64

  • Function

    64

  • Introduction

    64

  • Number of Pulses

    66

  • Duty Cycle

    66

  • Period Duration

    67

  • On Delay

    67

  • Current Measurement

    68

  • High-Speed Output

    68

  • Configuring

    69

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    70

  • Parameter Setting

    71

  • Address Space

    74

  • Control Interface and Feedback Interface

    74

  • Assignment of the Control Interface

    74

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

    77

  • Isochronous Mode

    79

  • On/Off Delay Mode

    80

  • Function

    80

  • Introduction

    80

  • Output Sequence

    80

  • On Delay

    84

  • Off Delay

    84

  • High-Speed Output

    85

  • Configuring

    86

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    87

  • Parameter Setting

    88

  • Address Space

    90

  • Control Interface and Feedback Interface

    90

  • Assignment of the Control Interface

    90

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

    93

  • Isochronous Mode

    95

  • Frequency Output Mode

    96

  • Function

    96

  • Introduction

    96

  • Frequency

    98

  • On Delay

    98

  • High-Speed Output

    99

  • Configuring

    100

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    101

  • Parameter Setting

    102

  • Address Space

    104

  • Control Interface and Feedback Interface

    104

  • Assignment of the Control Interface

    104

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

    107

  • Isochronous Mode

    108

    • PWM with DC Motor Motor

      109

    • Function

      109

    • Introduction

      109

    • Duty Cycle

      112

    • Period Duration

      112

    • On Delay

      113

    • Configuring

      114

    • Parameter Setting

      116

    • Address Space

      118

    • Control Interface and Feedback Interface

      118

    • Assignment of the Control Interface

      118

    • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

      121

    • Isochronous Mode

      123

    • Parallel Connection of Channels

      125

    • Direct Control of Digital Outputs

      127

    • Explanation of Parameters

      129

    • Channel Configuration

      129

    • Operating Mode

      130

    • Reaction to CPU STOP

      132

    • Diagnostics

      133

    • Parameter

      134

    • Handling of the SLOT Parameters

      140

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Server
|
Size: 6.78 MB

• Legal Information

  3

• Preface

  4

  • Table of Contents

    6

  • Web Page «Watch Tables

    8

  • Function Manuals Documentation Guide

    13

  • General Information

    15

  • Section Configuring the Web Server

    20

  • Language Settings

    30

  • Updating and Saving Information

    33

  • Section Start Page with General CPU Information

    34

  • Diagnostics

    39

  • Diagnostics Buffer

    49

  • Motion Control Diagnostics

    50

• Section Module Information

  58

  • Firmware Update

    63

  • Alarms

    66

  • Communication

    68

• Section Topology

  73

  • Graphical View

    74

  • Tabular View

    77

  • Status Overview

    79

  • Examples for Graphical Topology Views

    80

  • Tag Status

    83

  • Watch Tables

    86

  • Online Backup

    88

• Section Record

  93

• Section Datalogs

  113

• Section Automated Reading out of Data Logs

  114

• Section User Files

  116

  • Automatically Read or Upload User Files

    118

  • User

    121

  • Section User Pages (Pa Ge

    123

  • AWP Commands

    125

  • PLC Tags

    126

  • Special Tags

    130

  • Enum Types

    132

  • Fragments

    134

  • Arrays

    136

  • Structures

    137

  • Configuring User

    139

  • Programming the WWW Instruction

    140

  • Defining the User Page as Start Page

    142

  • Example of a User Page

    144

  • Website for Monitoring and Controlling a Wind Turbine

    144

  • Reading and Displaying Data from the CPU

    146

  • Using Enum Types

    148

  • Writing User Inputs into the Controller

    149

  • Writing Special Tags

    150

  • HTML Code of the User Page «Remote Wind Turbine Monitor

    151

  • Filebrowser

    155

  • Reading out Service Data

    156

  • Basic Websites

    157

  • API (Application Programming Interface)

    159

  • Web API

    159

  • The Available Web API Methods

    162

  • Api.login

    163

  • Api.getpermissions

    164

  • Api.browse

    165

  • Api.ping

    166

  • Api.version

    166

  • Api.getcertificateurl

    167

  • Api.logout

    167

  • Web API Integration

    167

  • Web API Sessions

    170

  • Read and Write Process Data

    171

  • Supported Data Types

    171

  • Parameter Assignment of the Block Properties

    176

  • Plcprogram.read

    177

  • Plcprogram.write

    178

  • Plcprogram.browse

    180

  • Possible Error Messages

    183

  • Website for Monitoring and Controlling a Wind Turbine

    184

  • Glossary

    197

  • Index

    201

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Control Unit
|
Size: 14.24 MB

• Table of Contents

  3

• 1 Security Information

  7

• 2 Preface

  9

  • Information and Support

    12

  • Documentation Guide

    12

  • Notifications — Always up to Date

    16

  • Information and Downloads

    16

  • Matrix Code (QR Code / EAN Code)

    18

• 3 System Overview

  19

  • Basic Assembly of the I/O Station

    19

  • Example Configuration of the I/O Station with Ex Module Group

    20

  • Components for Ex Module Groups

    21

  • Components

    22

  • Ex Baseunit for Ex Power Module

    22

  • Ex Power Module

    22

  • Ex Baseunit for Ex I/O Module

    23

  • Ex I/O Module

    24

  • Coding Element

    25

  • Accessories for the Ex Module Groups

    26

  • Accessories

    27

  • Reference Identification Labels

    27

  • Labeling Strips

    27

  • BU Cover (Slot Cover)

    28

  • Shield Connector

    28

• 4 Plant Planning

  29

  • Planning the Configuration of an ET 200SP HA Distributed I/O

    29

  • Planning the Configuration of an ET 200SP Distributed I/O

    32

  • Useful Information for Use in Hazardous Areas

    35

  • Deployment Zones

    35

  • Rules and Regulations for Operation

    35

  • Rules for Configuring the I/O Station

    37

  • Special Conditions for Safe Use

    37

  • Maximum Mechanical Configuration of the Ex Module Group

    39

  • Minimum Clearances

    41

  • Minimum Clearances in the Control Cabinet

    41

  • Minimum Clearances and Cable Routing for Use in Hazardous Areas

    42

  • Power Supply and Potential Ratios

    43

  • Power Supply (SELV/PELV)

    43

  • Power Supply of the Sensors and Actuators

    43

  • Voltage Relationships in an Ex Module Group

    44

  • Electrical Parameters for the Safety Concept

    45

  • Planning Intrinsically Safe Circuits

    46

  • Planning the Grounding of the Power Supply

    46

  • Planning Potential Groups and Ex Power Modules

    47

  • Shielding and Measures to Counteract Interference Voltage

    48

  • Shielding

    48

  • Equipment Shielding

    48

  • Line Shielding

    48

• 5 Installation

  51

  • Mounting the Ex Module Group

    51

  • Safety Measures in Hazardous Areas

    51

  • Mounting an Ex Module Group (Overview)

    51

  • Mounting the Ex Module Group

    53

  • Mounting the Ex Baseunit for Ex I/O Module

    53

  • Mounting the Ex Power Module

    54

  • Mounting the Ex Baseunit for Ex I/O Module

    55

  • Plugging in an Ex I/O Module or BU Cover

    57

  • Installing the Server Module

    58

  • Identification of Components of the Ex Module Group

    60

  • Factory Markings

    60

  • Applying Labeling Strips

    60

  • Applying Reference Identification Labels

    61

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 4.93 MB

• Preface

  5

• Table of Contents

  7

• 1 Product-Specific Safety Instructions

  11

  • General Safety Notes

    11

  • Safety Information for Hazardous Areas

    11

  • Safety Instructions for Safety-Related Applications

    12

  • Intended Use

    13

  • Current Information about Operational Safety

    13

  • Declaration of Conformity

    14

• 2 Documentation Guide

  15

• 3 Product Overview

  19

  • Properties

    19

  • Applications

    23

  • Permissible Ambient Temperatures up to 1000 M above Sea Level

    23

  • Permissible Ambient Temperatures at more than 1000 M above Sea Level

    27

  • Device Versions

    28

  • Specifications for Operating Fail-Safe Motor Starters

    29

  • Functions

    32

  • Overview of Functions

    32

  • Intrinsic Protection

    34

  • Basic Function/Basic Parameter

    34

  • Basic Functions/Parameters During First Commissioning

    34

  • Rated Operational Current

    35

  • Load Type

    36

  • Motor Control

    37

  • Electronic Switching Technology (Hybrid Switching Technology)

    37

  • Minimum Load Current

    39

  • Control Function

    40

  • Operating Modes

    41

  • Overload Protection

    42

  • Calculating Switching Cycles

    48

  • Substation Monitoring

    51

  • Response to Residual Current Detection

    52

  • Upper/Lower Current Warning Limit

    55

  • Upper/Lower Current Limit

    55

  • Blocking Time and Blocking Current

    56

  • Device Protection Model

    58

  • Temperature Monitoring

    60

  • Asymmetry Monitoring

    61

  • Short-Circuit Protection (Fuses)

    62

  • Safety-Related Functions

    62

  • Self-Test

    62

  • Response to Safety-Related Tripping

    63

  • Ex Motor Application

    63

  • Response to Cpu/Master STOP

    64

  • Group Fault Diagnostics/Group Warning Diagnostics

    64

  • Inputs

    65

  • Manual Local (Local Control)

    71

  • Trip Without Restart

    71

  • Trip with Restart

    71

  • Trip Emergency End Position CW

    72

  • Trip Emergency End Position CCW

    74

  • Group Warning

    74

  • Emergency Start

    75

  • Motor CW

    75

  • Motor CCW

    76

  • Quick Stop Direction-Independent

    76

  • Quick Stop Clockwise

    78

  • Quick Stop Counter-Clockwise

    78

  • Trip RESET

    79

  • Cold Start

    79

  • Operational Trip End Position CW

    80

  • Operational Trip End Position CCW

    80

  • Logbook

    80

  • Profienergy

    81

  • What Is Profienergy

    81

  • Profienergy in the Motor Starter

    82

  • Firmware Update

    85

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Accessories
|
Size: 3.69 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  6

• 1 Guide to the Documentation

  9

• 2 New Properties

  14

• 3 Product Overview

  15

• 4 Baseunits for I/O Modules

  22

  • Product Description

    22

  • Introduction

    22

  • BU Type A0, Light-Colored Version with AUX Terminals

    23

  • Product Overview

    23

  • Connecting up

    24

  • Technical Specifications

    25

  • BU Type A0, Light-Colored Version Without AUX Terminals

    27

  • Product Overview

    27

  • Connection

    28

  • Technical Specifications

    29

  • BU Type A0, Dark-Colored Version, with AUX Terminals

    31

  • Product Overview

    31

  • Connection

    32

  • Technical Specifications

    33

  • BU Type A0, Dark-Colored Version, Without AUX Terminals

    35

  • Product Overview

    35

  • Connection

    36

  • Technical Specifications

    37

  • BU Type A1, Light-Colored Version, with Additional Terminals

    39

  • Product Overview

    39

  • Connection

    41

  • Technical Specifications

    42

  • BU Type A1, Light-Colored Version, Without Additional Terminals

    44

  • Product Overview

    44

  • Connection

    46

  • Technical Specifications

    47

  • BU Type A1, Dark-Colored Version, with Additional Terminals

    49

  • Product Overview

    49

  • Connection

    50

  • Technical Specifications

    51

  • BU Type A1, Dark-Colored Version, Without Additional Terminals

    53

  • Product Overview

    53

  • Connection

    54

  • Technical Specifications

    55

  • BU Type B0, Dark-Colored Version, with AUX Terminals, Supply over P1, P2 Busbar

    57

  • Product Overview

    57

  • Connecting

    58

  • Technical Specifications

    59

  • BU Type B1, Dark-Colored Version, Without AUX Terminals, Supply over Supply Terminals

    61

  • Product Overview

    61

  • Connecting up

    62

  • Technical Specifications

    63

  • BU Type C0, Light-Colored Version, with AUX Terminals, Supply over Supply Terminals

    65

  • Product Overview

    65

  • Connecting

    67

  • Technical Specifications

    68

  • BU Type C1, Dark-Colored Version, with AUX Terminals, Supply over P1, P2 Busbar

    69

  • Product Overview

    69

  • Connecting

    70

  • Technical Specifications

    71

  • BU Type D0, Dark-Colored Version, Without AUX Terminals, Supply over Supply Terminals

    73

  • Product Overview

    73

  • Connecting

    74

  • Technical Specifications

    75

  • BU Type F0, Dark-Colored Version, with AUX Terminals, Supply over Supply Terminals

    76

  • Product Overview

    76

  • Connecting up

    77

  • Technical Specifications

    78

  • BU Type U0, Light-Colored Version Without AUX Terminals

    80

  • Product Overview

    80

  • Connection

    81

  • Technical Specifications

    82

  • BU Type U0, Dark-Colored Version, Without AUX Terminals

    84

  • Product Overview

    84

  • Connection

    85

  • Technical Specifications

    86

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: I/O Systems
|
Size: 5.51 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  5

• 1 Documentation Guide

  8

• 2 Product Overview

  11

  • Area of Application

    11

  • Properties of the AI Energy Meter 480VAC ST

    13

• 3 Wiring

  15

  • Terminal and Block Diagram

    15

  • Connection Examples

    18

  • Current Transformer Selection Data

    21

• 4 Configuration / Address Space

  25

  • Configuring

    25

  • Selecting the Module Versions

    26

  • Module Versions at Configuration with STEP 7

    27

  • Module Versions at Configuration with GSD File

    28

  • Changing over the User Data Variant During Operation

    29

  • Recommendations for Selecting the Module Version

    30

  • Applicable Modules

    31

• 5 Quick Start

  33

• 6 Reading and Processing Measured Values

  35

  • Basics for Reading Measured Values

    35

  • Quality Information

    37

  • Reading Measured Values from User Data Cyclically

    40

  • Read Measured Value from a Measured Value Data Record

    42

• 7 Energy Counters

  43

  • How the Energy Meter Works

    43

  • Configuring Counters

    46

  • Evaluate Energy Counter and Overflow Counter

    47

  • Resetting Energy Counters and Overflow Counters

    48

  • Reset Energy Counters Via User Data

    48

  • Resetting Energy Counters and Overflow Counters Via Data Record DS 143

    50

  • Example for Energy Counters and Overflow Counters Via Data Record DS 143

    52

  • Data Record for Energy Counter (DS 143)

    55

  • Structure for Energy Counters (DS 143)

    55

  • Structure of the Control and Feedback Interface for DS 143

    60

• 8 Operating Hours Counter

  62

  • How the Operating Hours Counter Works

    62

  • Reset Operating Hours Counters

    63

  • Reset Operating Hours Counters Via User Data

    63

  • Resetting Operating Hours Counters Via Data Record DS 143

    65

• 9 Limit Monitoring

  66

  • How Limit Monitoring Works

    66

  • Influence of Hysteresis and Delay Time on Limit Monitoring

    67

  • Reset, Activate and Deactivate Counters for Limit Violation

    69

• 10 Minimum and Maximum Values

  71

  • Resetting Minimum and Maximum Values

    72

• 11 Phase-Based Measured Values

  74

• 12 Parameters

  76

  • Description of Parameters

    80

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 2.51 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  6

• 1 Documentation Guide

  8

• 2 Product Overview

  10

  • Properties

    10

• 3 Modes and Functions

  14

  • Overview

    14

  • Pulse Output (Single Pulse) Mode

    17

  • Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Mode

    25

  • Pulse Train Mode

    36

  • On/Off-Delay Mode

    46

  • Frequency Output Mode

    57

  • DC Motor Mode

    65

  • Function: High-Speed Output

    74

  • Function: Sequence Counter

    75

  • Function: Current Measurement

    76

  • Function: Current Control

    78

  • Function: Dither PWM Output

    82

  • Function: Isochronous Mode

    86

  • Function: Direct Control of DQ Digital Outputs

    87

• 4 Connecting

  91

  • Pin Assignment, Sensor, Load, and Power Wiring

    91

• 5 Configuring

  98

  • Configuration Software

    98

  • Configuration Overview

    99

  • Required I/O Address Space

    100

  • TIA Portal Device Configuration

    101

  • General Information

    102

  • Potential Group

    102

  • Channel Configuration: (4 A) Single or (2 A) Dual Channel Operation

    102

  • Channel Parameters

    103

  • Operating Mode

    103

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    103

  • Diagnostics

    105

  • Parameter (Channel Parameters)

    106

  • I/O Addresses

    109

• 6 Program Control and Feedback Interface

  110

  • TM Pulse 2X24V Control Interface

    110

  • SLOT Parameter Handling (Control Interface)

    113

  • TM Pulse 2X24V Feedback Interface

    115

• 7 Interrupts/Diagnostic Messages

  117

  • Status and Error Displays

    117

  • Parameter Validation Errors

    120

  • Error Detection and Diagnostics

    122

• 8 Technical Specifications

  125

  • Programming Reference

    131

  • Parameter Data Record

    138

  • Open Source Software

    142

    • Index

      196

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 3.48 MB

• Table of Contents

  8

  • Preface

    4

    • Table of Contents

      8

  • 1 Documentation Guide

    11

    • Documentation on CPU 1515SP PC (F)

      14

  • 2 Safety Notes

    15

    • Notes on Use

      17

  • 3 Product Overview

    18

    • Fail-Safe Option

      18

    • Properties

      19

    • Sample Configuration

      21

    • Components

      23

    • Configuration of the Devices

      24

    • Operator Controls and Display Elements

      25

    • Scope of Delivery

      28

    • Unpacking the Device

      28

    • Scope of Delivery — System Version WES7 E 32Bit 4GB RAM

      30

• Table of Contents

  31

  • Cpux

    32

  • Scope of Delivery — System Version WES7 P 64Bit 4GB RAM

    32

  • Strain Relief with Fixing Screws Server Module

    32

  • Certificate of License (COL)

    33

  • Documentation and Drivers» DVDX

    33

  • Product Information

    33

  • Restore DVD for Image Restore

    33

  • S7-1500 Software Controller CPU 1505SP F

    33

  • USB Stick with SIMATIC License Keys

    33

  • 4 Installing

    34

    • Basics

      34

    • Hardware Configuration

      37

    • Installing CPU 1515SP PC (F)

      38

  • 5 Connection

    40

    • Notes on Connection

      40

    • Terminal and Block Diagram

      41

    • Electrical Configuration

      42

    • Connecting Devices to Networks

      44

    • Securing Cables

      44

  • 6 Diagnostics, Error and System Alarm

    46

    • Status and Error Display

      46

  • 7 Commissioning

    49

    • Notes on Commissioning

      49

    • Initial Commissioning

      50

    • Initial Configuration of an Open Controller

      53

    • Installing License Keys

      55

    • Windows Security Center

      57

    • Switching CPU 1515SP PC (F) On/Off

      58

  • 8 Functions

    59

    • Monitoring Functions

      59

    • Retentive Memory NVRAM

      60

    • BIOS Description

      61

    • Introduction

      61

    • Starting BIOS Setup

      62

    • BIOS Setup Menus

      63

    • Information Menu

      65

    • Main Menu

      66

    • Advanced Menu

      67

    • Security Menu

      69

    • Power Menu

      70

    • Boot Menu

      71

    • Exit Menu

      73

    • BIOS Setup Default Settings

      74

    • BIOS Update

      75

    • Power Options

      76

    • Protective Functions for Data Carriers

      77

    • Enhanced Write Filter (EWF)

      78

    • File-Based Write Filter (FBWF)

      82

  • 9 Maintenance

    84

    • Backing up and Restoring Data

      84

    • Change Partitioning

      85

    • Partitions in the Delivery State

      85

    • Change Partitioning

      86

    • Restoring the Delivery State

      92

    • Restoring Delivery State Using USB Stick

      95

    • Updating Software

      97

    • Windows Embedded Standard 7

      98

    • Sending the Device to Customer Service

      99

    • Removing and Inserting the Cfast Card

      100

  • 10 Technical Data

    101

    • Standards and Approvals

      101

    • Electromagnetic Compatibility

      105

    • Shipping and Storage Conditions

      108

    • Mechanical and Climatic Ambient Conditions

      108

    • Information on Insulation, Protection Class, Degree of Protection and Rated Voltage

      110

    • Use of the ET 200SP in Zone 2 Potentially Explosive Atmospheres

      111

    • Module Data

      112

    • CPU 1515SP PC, System Version WES7 E 32Bit 4GB RAM

      112

    • CPU 1515SP PC F, System Version WES7 E 32Bit 4GB RAM

      115

    • CPU 1515SP PC, System Version WES7 E 32Bit 4GB RAM — Spare Part

      118

    • CPU 1515SP PC, System Version WES7 P 64Bit 4GB RAM

      121

    • CPU 1515SP PC F, System Version WES7 P 64Bit 4GB RAM

      124

    • CPU 1515SP PC, System Version WES7 E 64Bit 4GB RAM — Spare Part

      127

    • Cpu 1515Sp Pc (F) + Hmi

      130

    • S7-1500 Software Controller CPU 1505SP (F)

      130

    • Dimension Drawings

      131

    • Accessories/Spare Parts

      133

    • Abbreviations

      135

    • Troubleshooting

      137

      • Glossary

        138

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Network Router
|
Size: 1.37 MB

• Legal Information

  2

• Preface

  3

• Table of Contents

  7

• 1 Application and Functions

  11

  • Components of the Product

    11

  • Application

    11

  • Communications Services

    12

  • Telecontrol Communication of the CP 1542SP-1 IRC

    13

  • Other Services and Properties

    14

  • Security Functions (CP 1542SP-1 IRC, CP 1543SP-1)

    15

  • Configuration Limits and Performance Data

    17

  • Requirements for Use

    19

  • Hardware Requirements

    19

  • Software Requirements

    20

  • Configuration Examples

    20

• 2 Leds and Connectors

  25

  • Leds

    25

  • Power Supply

    26

  • Connector for the Busadapter

    27

• 3 Installation and Connecting up

  29

  • Important Notes on Using the Device

    29

  • Notes on Use in Hazardous Areas

    29

  • Notes on Use in Hazardous Areas According to ATEX / Iecex

    31

  • Notes on Use in Hazardous Areas According to UL Hazloc

    31

  • General Notices on Use in Hazardous Areas According to FM

    32

  • Installing the CP

    32

  • Connecting the CP

    36

• 4 Configuration and Operation

  39

  • Security Recommendations

    39

  • Configuration in STEP 7

    42

  • Ethernet Interface

    43

  • Ipv6

    43

  • Time-Of-Day Synchronization

    43

  • Snmp

    45

  • Telecontrol Communication (CP 1542SP-1 IRC)

    45

  • Configuration

    45

  • Communication Types

    46

  • Address and Authentication Information

    47

  • Ethernet Interface (X1) > Advanced Options

    48

  • Partner Stations

    52

  • Partner Configuration

    52

  • Addressing of Single and Redundant Communications Partners

    55

  • Partner for Inter-Station Communication

    55

  • Communication with the CPU

    56

  • Data Point Configuration

    57

  • Configuring the Data Points

    57

  • Datapoint Types

    59

  • Process Image, Types of Transmission, Event Classes, Triggers

    63

  • Status Ids of the Data Points

    67

  • Rules for Configuring the Data Point Index

    69

  • Read Cycle

    70

  • Trigger» Tab

    71

  • Threshold Value Trigger

    73

  • Analog Value Preprocessing

    74

  • Message Configuration

    81

  • Security > CP Identification

    83

  • Security > DNP3 Security Options

    83

  • Security > E-Mail Configuration

    86

  • Security Configuration(CP 1543SP-1)

    86

  • Vpn

    86

  • VPN (Virtual Private Network)

    86

  • Creating a VPN Tunnel for S7 Communication between Stations

    88

  • VPN Communication with SOFTNET Security Client (Engineering Station)

    90

  • Establishment of VPN Tunnel Communication between the CP and SCALANCE M

    90

  • CP as Passive Subscriber of VPN Connections

    90

  • Firewall

    91

  • Pre-Check of Messages by the MAC Firewall

    91

  • Online Diagnostics and Downloading to Station with the Firewall Activated

    91

  • Notation for the Source IP Address (Advanced Firewall Mode)

    92

  • Firewall Settings for S7 Connections Via a VPN Tunnel

    92

  • Filtering of the System Events

    92

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: I/O Systems
|
Size: 3.61 MB

• Table of Contents

  6

  • Preface

    4

    • Table of Contents

      6

  • 1 Documentation Guide

    8

  • 2 Product Overview

    13

    • Properties

      13

• Product Overview

  16

  • 3 DQ Operating Mode DQ (Valve Control)

    19

    • Wiring

      19

    • Wiring and Block Diagram

      19

    • Parameters/Address Space

      22

    • Normal Operation/Valve Control

      22

    • Pulse Width Modulation

      22

    • Parameters

      24

    • Time Period

      25

      • Explanation of Parameters

        26

      • Address Space

        27

      • Interrupts/Diagnostics Alarms

        28

      • Status and Error Displays

        28

      • Interrupts

        30

      • Diagnostics Alarms

        30

  • 4 Oversampling Operating Mode

    32

    • Connecting

      32

    • Wiring and Block Diagram

      32

    • Parameters/Address Space

      35

    • Oversampling

      35

    • Parameters

      36

    • Explanation of Parameters

      38

    • Address Space

      39

    • Interrupts/Diagnostics Alarms

      40

    • Status and Error Displays

      40

    • Interrupts

      42

    • Diagnostics Alarms

      42

  • 5 Pulse Width Modulation Operating Mode

    44

    • Connecting

      44

    • Wiring and Block Diagram

      44

    • Parameters/Address Space

      47

    • Pulse Width Modulation

      47

    • Substitute Value Duty Cycle

      47

    • Parameters

      50

    • Explanation of Parameters

      53

    • Address Space

      55

    • Interrupts/Diagnostics Alarms

      56

    • Status and Error Displays

      56

    • Interrupts

      58

    • Diagnostics Alarms

      58

  • 6 Cam Control Operating Mode

    60

    • Connecting

      60

    • Wiring and Block Diagram

      60

    • Parameters/Address Space

      63

    • Cam Control

      63

    • Pulsed Cam Output Duty

      64

    • Pulsed Cam Output Period

      64

    • Modulo Activated

      64

    • Hysteresis

      64

    • Axis Reference Position

      64

    • Encoder Value

      64

    • Cam Effective Direction

      64

    • Cam Channel Assignment

      64

      • Parameters

        71

      • Explanation of Parameters

        75

      • Parameters in Cam Control Operating Mode

        75

      • Parameters for Module to Module Communication (Mtm)

        79

      • Address Space

        80

      • Assignment of the Control Interface

        80

      • Notes on the Control Interface

        81

      • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

        83

      • Notes on the Feedback Interface

        85

      • 6.3 Interrupts/Diagnostics Alarms

        87

      • Status and Error Displays

        87

      • Interrupts

        89

      • Diagnostics Alarms

        90

  • 7 Technical Specifications

    91

    • Derating of the DQ 4X24Vdc/2A HS

      96

    • Parameter Data Records

      99

      • Parameter Assignment and Structure of the Parameter Data Record for DQ Operating Mode

        99

      • Parameter Assignment and Structure of the Parameter Data Record for Oversampling Operating Mode

        105

      • Parameter Assignment and Structure of the Parameter Data Record for Pulse Width Modulation Operating Mode

        111

      • Parameter Assignment and Structure of the Parameter Data Record for Cam Control Operating Mode

        117

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Industrial Electrical
|
Size: 4.05 MB

• Preface

  3

• Table of Contents

  9

• Application and Functions

  13

• Components of the Product

  13

• Application

  13

• Communications Services

  14

• Telecontrol Communication (CP 1542SP-1 IRC)

  16

• Communication Via SINEMA RC (CP 1542SP-1 IRC, CP 1543SP-1)

  18

• Security Functions (CP 1542SP-1 IRC, CP 1543SP-1)

  20

• Other Services and Properties

  23

• Configuration Limits and Performance Data

  24

• Requirements for Use

  27

• Hardware Requirements

  27

• Software Requirements

  28

• Configuration Examples

  28

• Leds and Connectors

  35

• Leds

  35

• Power Supply

  36

• Connector for the Busadapter

  37

• Installation, Wiring, Commissioning

  39

• Important Notes on Using the Device

  39

• Notes on Use in Hazardous Areas

  39

• Notes on Use in Hazardous Areas According to ATEX / Iecex

  41

• Notes on Use in Hazardous Areas According to UL Hazloc

  41

• General Notices on Use in Hazardous Areas According to FM

  42

• Installing the CP

  42

• Connecting the CP

  46

• Commissioning the CP

  47

• Configuration

  49

• Security Recommendations

  49

• Configuration in STEP 7

  53

• Communication Types (CP 1543SP-1)

  55

• Ethernet Interface

  55

• Ipv6

  55

• Advanced Options

  56

• Access to the Web Server

  57

• Time-Of-Day Synchronization

  57

• DNS Configuration

  59

• Communication with the CPU

  59

• Snmp

  61

• Security (CP 1543SP-1)

  62

• Security User

  62

• Firewall

  62

• Pre-Check of Messages by the MAC Firewall

  62

• Settings for Online Security Diagnostics and Downloading to Station with the Firewall Activated

  63

• Notation for the Source IP Address (Advanced Firewall Mode)

  63

• Firewall Settings for S7 Connections Via a VPN Tunnel

  64

• Log Settings — Filtering of the System Events

  64

• E-Mail Configuration

  64

• Vpn

  65

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Servo Drives
|
Size: 2.05 MB

• Preface

  4

  • Table of Contents

    6

  • ET 200SP Documentation Guide

    9

• Wiring

  9

• Maintenance

  12

  • Basic Safety Information

    14

  • Product Overview

    17

  • Area of Application

    17

  • Properties

    18

  • Supported Functions

    20

  • Wiring

    21

  • Pin Assignment

    21

  • Block Diagram

    22

  • Wiring of Multiple F-TM Servodrive

    25

  • Connecting the Motor

    26

  • Connecting an Encoder

    27

  • Connecting IQ-Encoders

    27

  • Connecting Safe Torque off (Hardware STO)

    28

  • Connecting the 24 V Digital Input

    30

  • Connecting an External Braking Resistor

    31

  • Safety Functions Integrated in the Drive

    33

  • Basic Safety Information

    33

  • General Safety Information

    33

  • Warranty and Liability for Application Examples

    34

  • Fundamental Safety Instructions for Safety Integrated

    34

  • Safety Integrated Functions

    35

  • Safe Torque off (STO)

    37

  • Overview of the Safety Integrated Functions

    39

  • Supported Safety Functions

    40

  • Examples of Using the Safety Functions

    40

  • Safety Concept

    41

  • Acceptance of the Safety Functions

    41

  • General Information on Acceptance

    42

  • Content of an Acceptance Test

    45

  • Documentation of Acceptance

    45

  • Acceptance Test for Safe Torque off (STO)

    47

  • Report Completion

    48

  • System Features

    48

  • Current Information

    48

  • Certifications

    49

  • Failure Probability of the Safety Functions

    49

  • Response Times

    50

  • Safety Integrated

    50

  • EMERGENCY off and EMERGENCY STOP

    51

  • Configuring

    52

  • Communication Telegrams

    53

  • Commissioning the

    55

  • Basics

    56

  • Engineering

    56

  • Drive Parameters

    57

  • Calling Help Information

    59

  • Requirements for the Commissioning

    60

  • Commissioning Procedure for the ET 200SP F-TM Servodrive

    62

  • Drive Data Sets

    63

  • Using the Drive Data Set

    65

  • Using Preconfigured Drive Data Sets

    66

  • Using a User-Defined Drive Data Set

    67

  • Setpoint Channel

    68

  • Reference Values

    69

  • Application Limits

    69

  • Ramp Generator

    71

  • Controller Settings

    72

  • Open-Loop/Closed-Loop Control

    72

  • Filters

    74

  • OFF Responses

    74

  • Messages/Monitoring

    76

  • Motor

    77

  • Braking Resistor

    77

  • Power End Stage

    78

  • Intermediate Circuit Voltage

    78

  • Programming

    80

  • Controlling F-TM Servodrive Via the Process Image

    80

  • Controlling a F-TM Servodrive Via the SINA_SPEED Instruction

    87

  • Controlling F-TM Servodrive with a Technology Object

    87

  • Maintenance

    88

  • Firmware Update

    88

  • Stop Responses

    88

  • Interrupts, Error Messages and Diagnostics and System Alarms

    89

  • Status and Error Displays

    89

  • Diagnostics

    93

  • Diagnostics Overview of the F-TM Servodrive

    93

  • Active Messages

    94

  • Drive Diagnostics

    95

  • Technical Specifications

    98

  • Technical Specifications of the ET 200SP F-TM Servodrive

    98

  • Derating of the ET 200SP F-TM Servodrive

    102

  • Response Times

    103

  • Data Sets

    105

  • Index

    106

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Controller
|
Size: 1.82 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  6

• 1 Documentation Guide

  9

  • Documentation on CPU 1515SP PC

    11

• 2 Safety Notes

  12

  • Notes on Use

    14

• 3 Product Overview

  15

  • Properties

    15

  • Sample Configuration

    17

  • Components

    19

  • Configuration of the Devices

    20

  • Operator Controls and Display Elements

    21

  • Scope of Delivery

    24

  • Unpacking the Device

    24

  • Scope of Delivery — Hardware Variant WES7 E 32Bit 2GB RAM

    26

  • Scope of Delivery — Hardware Variant WES7 P 64Bit 4GB RAM

    27

• 4 Installing

  28

  • Basics

    28

  • Hardware Configuration

    31

  • Installing the CPU 1515SP PC

    32

• 5 Connection

  34

  • Notes on Connection

    34

  • Terminal and Block Diagram

    35

  • Electrical Configuration

    36

  • Connecting Devices to Networks

    37

  • Securing Cables

    37

• 6 Diagnostics, Error and System Alarm

  39

  • Status and Error Display

    39

• 7 Commissioning

  42

  • Notes on Commissioning

    42

  • Initial Commissioning

    43

  • Installing License Keys

    44

  • Windows Security Center

    46

  • Switching On/Off the CPU 1515SP PC

    47

• 8 Functions

  48

  • Monitoring Functions

    48

  • Retentive Memory NVRAM

    49

  • BIOS Description

    50

  • Introduction

    50

  • Starting BIOS Setup

    51

  • BIOS Setup Menus

    52

  • Information Menu

    54

  • Main Menu

    55

  • Advanced Menu

    56

  • Security Menu

    58

  • Power Menu

    59

  • Boot Menu

    60

  • Exit Menu

    62

  • BIOS Setup Default Settings

    63

  • BIOS Update

    64

  • Power Options

    65

  • Protective Functions for Data Carriers

    66

  • Enhanced Write Filter (EWF)

    67

  • File-Based Write Filter (FBWF)

    71

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Control Unit
|
Size: 2.72 MB

• Preface

  4

  • Table of Contents

    5

  • Baseunits (6ES7193-6BP…/3RK1908-0AP00 Manual, 12/2016, A5E03727049-AG

    7

• 1 Guide to the Documentation

  8

• 2 Product Overview

  11

• 3 Baseunits for I/O Modules

  15

  • BU15-P16+A10+2D (BU Type A0)

    15

  • Product Overview

    15

  • Connecting up

    17

  • Technical Specifications

    18

  • BU15-P16+A0+2D (BU Type A0)

    19

  • Product Overview

    19

  • Connection

    21

  • Technical Specifications

    22

  • BU15-P16+A10+2B (BU Type A0)

    23

  • Product Overview

    23

  • Connection

    25

  • Technical Specifications

    26

  • BU15-P16+A0+2B (BU Type A0)

    27

  • Product Overview

    27

  • Connection

    28

  • Technical Specifications

    29

  • BU15-P16+A0+12D/T (BU Type A1)

    30

  • Product Overview

    30

  • Connection

    32

  • Technical Specifications

    33

  • BU15-P16+A0+2D/T (BU Type A1)

    34

  • Product Overview

    34

  • Connection

    36

  • Technical Specifications

    37

  • BU15-P16+A0+12B/T (BU Type A1)

    38

  • Product Overview

    38

  • Connection

    40

  • Technical Specifications

    41

  • BU15-P16+A0+2B/T (BU Type A1)

    42

  • Product Overview

    42

  • Connection

    44

  • Technical Specifications

    45

  • BU20-P12+A4+0B (BU Type B0)

    46

  • Product Overview

    46

  • Connecting

    47

  • Technical Specifications

    48

  • BU20-P12+A0+4B (BU Type B1)

    49

  • Product Overview

    49

  • Connecting up

    50

  • Technical Specifications

    51

  • BU20-P6+A2+4D (BU Type C0)

    52

  • Product Overview

    52

  • Connecting

    54

  • Technical Specifications

    55

  • BU20-P6+A2+4B (BU Type C1)

    56

  • Product Overview

    56

  • Connecting

    58

  • Technical Specifications

    59

  • BU20-P12+A0+0B (BU Type D0)

    60

  • Product Overview

    60

  • Connecting

    62

  • Technical Specifications

    63

  • BU20-P8+A4+0B (BU Type F0)

    64

  • Product Overview

    64

  • Connecting up

    66

  • Technical Specifications

    67

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
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Size: 1.67 MB

• Contents

  3

• Preface

  4

  • ET 200SP Distributed I/O System

    4

  • Table of Contents

    5

• 1 Documentation Guide

  7

  • Introduction

    7

• 2 Safety Instructions

  9

• 3 Product Overview

  13

  • Properties of the F-CM AS-I Safety ST

    13

  • Product Overview

    14

  • Operating Modes of the F-CM AS-I Safety ST

    16

  • Standard Mode

    16

  • Error Statuses

    17

  • Serious Device Fault

    18

  • Device Fault

    19

  • Process Signal Error

    20

  • Parameter Assignment Error

    23

  • Firmware Update

    24

• 4 Connection

  27

  • Terminal Assignment

    27

  • Schematic Circuit Diagram

    31

• 5 Configuring

  33

  • Configuring the F-CM AS-I Safety ST

    33

  • Safety-Related Communication with AS-Interface

    35

  • Operating Principle of Code Sequences of Safe AS-I Slaves

    35

  • Operating Principle of the Safe AS-I Outputs

    36

  • AS-I Bus Configuration with Multiple F-CM AS-I Safety ST Modules

    38

  • Configuring with STEP 7 (Classic)

    39

  • Configuring with the TIA Portal

    39

• 6 Assigning Parameters / Setting the Address Space

  41

  • Parameters

    41

  • Explanation of the Parameters

    44

  • F-Parameters

    44

  • Potential Group / AS-I Network

    44

  • Module Parameters — General

    46

  • Module Parameters — Safe Inputs

    46

  • Module Parameters — Safe Outputs

    52

  • Address Space

    54

  • Address Assignment for User Data and Value Status of the F-CM AS-I Safety ST Module

    54

  • Value Status

    56

  • Data Records for Diagnostics

    57

  • DS 92 Device-Specific Diagnostics

    57

  • DS 202 Status Safe Inputs/Outputs

    64

  • DS 204 Status Code Sequences

    66

  • DS 206 Diagnostic Data Record

    69

• 7 Code Sequences

  75

  • Transferring Code Sequences Via STEP 7 Online Access

    76

  • Teach Asisafe Code Sequences» Dialog

    76

  • Transferring Code Sequences Via STEP 7 Online Access

    77

  • Transferring Taught Code Sequences

    80

  • Progress of Teaching Operation» Display

    80

  • Transferring Code Sequences with the «TEACH» Button

    81

  • Final Steps

    82

  • Reintegrating Passivated Input Channels

    82

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
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Size: 1.35 MB

• Preface

  4

  • Table of Contents

    6

  • Technology Module TM Posinput 1 (6ES7138-6BA00-0BA0 Manual, 04/2016, A5E33015755-AC

    7

• 1 Documentation Guide

  8

• 2 Product Overview

  11

  • Properties

    11

  • Functions

    14

  • Acquisition of Encoder Signals

    14

  • Position Input with SSI Absolute Encoder

    14

  • Counting with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    15

  • Measured Value Determination

    17

  • Switching the Outputs at Comparison Values

    18

  • Position Input for Motion Control

    18

  • Fast Mode

    19

  • Fast Mode with SSI Absolute Encoder

    20

  • Fast Mode with Incremental or Pulse Encoder

    21

  • Additional Functions

    23

• 3 Wiring

  25

  • Pin Assignment

    25

• 4 Configuring/Address Space

  33

  • Configuring

    33

  • Reaction to CPU STOP

    36

  • Address Space

    37

  • Parameters

    38

  • Control and Feedback Interface

    48

  • Assignment of the Control Interface

    49

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface

    51

  • Assignment of the Feedback Interface in Fast Mode

    52

• 5 Interrupts/Diagnostic Messages

  54

  • Status and Error Displays

    54

  • Parameter Validation Error

    57

  • Error Codes

    58

  • Diagnostic Messages

    62

  • Interrupts

    65

  • Trigger a Diagnostic Interrupt

    65

  • Cause of the Error Triggering a Diagnostic Interrupt

    66

  • Triggering of a Hardware Interrupt

    67

  • Events Which Can Trigger a Hardware Interrupt

    68

• 6 Technical Specifications

  69

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
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Size: 5.93 MB

• Preface

  4

• Table of Contents

  9

• 1 Function Manuals Documentation Guide

  11

• 2 Overview of System Diagnostics

  13

  • Properties of System Diagnostics

    13

  • Benefits of Innovative System Diagnostics

    15

• 3 Quick Start

  16

  • Using the Display of the CPU

    17

  • Using STEP 7

    19

• 4 Setting and Determining System Diagnostics

  24

  • Configuring Alarms for System Diagnostics

    24

  • Options for Displaying System Diagnostics

    26

  • Diagnostics Information at the Devices

    27

  • Leds

    27

  • Display of the CPU

    28

  • Diagnostics Information in STEP 7

    30

  • Explanation of Diagnostics Symbols

    30

  • Accessible Devices (Without Project)

    32

  • Devices & Networks

    34

  • Online & Diagnostics

    37

  • Diagnostics» Tab in the Inspector Window

    40

  • CPU Diagnostics Buffer

    43

  • Online Tools» Task Card

    46

  • Configuring the Settings for I/O Modules in STEP 7

    48

  • Diagnostics Information Using the Web Server

    49

  • Diagnostics Information Using the HMI Diagnostics View

    60

  • Configuring System Diagnostics

    61

  • Different Views of the HMI Diagnostics View

    64

  • Inserting System Diagnostics Indicator

    67

  • Configuring Button as System Diagnostics Indicator

    69

• 5 System Diagnostics by Means of the User Program

  72

  • Options of System Diagnostics in the User Program

    72

  • System Diagnostics Using Process Image Inputs

    74

• 6 Alarms

  77

  • Creating Alarms with the «Program_Alarm» Instruction

    78

  • Editing Alarms in the Alarm Editor

    79

  • Display of Program Alarms

    82

  • Output of the Alarm State with the «Get_Alarmstate» Instruction

    83

  • Example Program for Program Alarms

    84

  • Task

    84

  • Example 1: Program Alarm Without Associated Values

    85

  • Example 2: Program Alarm with Associated Value

    90

  • Displaying the Alarm

    97

• 7 Diagnostics of the S7-1500R/H Redundant System

  98

  • Online and Diagnostics View

    101

  • Online Tools» Task Card

    104

  • Diagnostics View in the Project Tree and in the Device View and Network View

    107

  • Diagnostics in the RUN-Redundant System State

    112

  • Restrictions in the RUN-Solo System State

    118

  • System Diagnostics by Means of the User Program

    119

  • Glossary

    120

  • Index

    124

Brand: Siemens
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Category: I/O Systems
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Size: 3.17 MB