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Siemens SIMATIC 410 SMART System Manual (434 pages)

Process control system, Process Automation/CPU

Brand: Siemens | Category: Control Unit | Size: 20.08 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Preface

17
- Security Information
  20
- Documentation
  21
2 Introduction to the CPU 410

23
3 Configuration of the CPU 410

35
4 Profibus Dp

49
5 Profinet Io

51
6 I/O Configuration Variants

55
7 System and Operating States of the CPU 410

101
- CPU 410 Operating Modes
  101
- RUN Mode
  101
- STOP Mode
  102
- STARTUP Mode
  103
- HOLD Mode
  104
- LINK-UP and UPDATE Modes
  105
- ERROR-SEARCH Mode
  105
- DEFECTIVE State
  106
- System States of the Redundant CPU 410
  107
- Introduction
  107
- The System States of the Fault-Tolerant System
  109
- Displaying and Changing the System State of a Fault-Tolerant System
  110
- System Status Change from the STOP System State
  110
- System Status Change from the Standalone Mode System Status
  111
- System Status Change from the Redundant System State
  111
- System Diagnostics of a Fault-Tolerant System
  112
- Self-Test
  114
- Performing a Memory Reset
  117
8 Link-Up and Update

119
- Effects of Link-Up and Updating
  119
- Link-Up and Update Via an es Command
  120
- Time Monitoring
  120
- Time Response
  123
- Determining the Monitoring Times
  123
- Performance Values for Link-Up and Update
  130
- Influences on Time Response
  130
- Special Features in Link-Up and Update Operations
  131
9 Special Functions of the CPU 410

133
- Security Functions of the CPU 410
  133
- Security Levels
  134
- Security Event Logging
  136
- Field Interface Security
  139
- Access-Protected Blocks
  139
- Retentive Load Memory
  140
- Type Update with Interface Change in RUN
  141
- Resetting the CPU 410 to Delivery Condition (Reset to Factory Setting)
  142
- Reset During Operation
  143
- Response to Fault Detection
  144
- Reading Service Data
  145
- Updating Firmware in Stand-Alone Operation
  146
- Updating Firmware in Redundant Mode
  148
10 Time Synchronization and Time Stamping

151
11 Plant Changes in RUN - Cir

155
- Motivation for Cir Via PROFINET IO
  155
- Permitted Changes over PROFINET IO
  157
- Procedure for PROFINET IO
  158
- Overview
  158
- Add IO Devices or I/O Modules
  159
- Rebuild Hardware When Adding an IO Device
  160
- Change Process Image Partition Assignment
  160
- Re-Configuring Existing I/O Modules in IO Devices
  161
- Replacing IO Devices or I/O Modules
  161
- Re-Configuring I/O Modules and Ports in IO Devices
  161
- Requirements for Reconfiguration
  161
- I/O Module Response to Re-Configuration
  162
- CPU Response During Reconfiguration
  162
- Reconfiguration Procedure
  164
- Using a Previously Unused Channel
  164
- Reconfiguring an Already Used Channel
  164
- Delete an Already Used Channel
  166
- Change the Update Time
  166
- Motivation for Cir Via PROFINET DP
  166
- Permitted Changes over PROFIBUS DP
  168
- Cir Objects and Cir Modules for PROFINET DP
  170
- Basic Requirements
  170
- Types of Cir Elements
  170
- Cir Elements and I/O Address Areas
  171
- Procedure for PROFIBUS DP
  172
- Basic Procedures in STOP Mode
  172
- Overview
  172
- Defining Cir Elements
  174
- Deleting Cir Elements
  176
- Basic Procedure in RUN Mode
  177
- Overview
  177
- Add Slaves or Modules
  178
- Reconfigure the Hardware When Adding a Slave
  179
- Change Process Image Partition Assignment
  179
- Reconfigure Existing Modules in ET200M / Et200Isp Stations
  179
- Undo Previous Changes (Undo Function)
  180
- Replacing Slaves or Modules
  180
- Using Cir Elements in RUN Mode
  181
- Undoing Previous Changes
  184
- Reconfigure Existing Modules in ET200M / Et200Isp Stations
  185
- Requirements for Reconfiguration
  185
- Module Response During a Reconfiguration
  186
- CPU Response During Reconfiguration
  186
- Reconfiguration Procedure
  188
- Using a Previously Unused Channel
  188
- Reconfiguring an Already Used Channel
  188
- Delete an Already Used Channel
  189
- Notes on Reconfiguration in RUN Mode Depending on the I/O
  190
- Modules in IO Devices of the Type ET 200SP HA
  190
- DP and PA Slaves
  190
- Modules in ET 200M Modular Slaves
  193
- Modules in Et200Isp Modular Slaves
  194
- Effects on the Process When Re-Configuring in RUN
  194
- Effects on Operating System Functions During the Cir Synchronization Time
  194
- Behavior of the CPU after Download of the Configuration in RUN
  195
- Overview
  195
- Error Displays
  196
12 Plant Changes During Redundant Operation - H-Cir

197
- The H-Cir Wizard
  197
- Replacing Central Components
  198
- Addition of Interface Modules
  199
- Motivation for H-Cir Via PROFINET IO
  201
- Permitted Changes over PROFINET IO
  202
- Motivation for H-Cir Via PROFIBUS DP
  204
- Permitted Changes over PROFIBUS DP
  205
- Adding Components
  207
- Modify Hardware
  207
- Change Hardware Configuration Offline
  208
- Opening the H-Cir Wizard
  209
- Modify and Download the User Program
  210
- Use of Free Channels on an Existing Module
  211
- Removal of Components
  211
- Change Hardware Configuration Offline
  212
- Modify and Download the User Program
  213
- Opening the H-Cir Wizard
  214
- Modify Hardware
  215
- Removal of Interface Modules
  216
- Editing CPU Parameters
  217
- Changing CPU Parameters Offline
  219
- Opening the H-Cir Wizard
  219
- Re-Parameterization of a Module
  220
- Re-Configuring a Module/Pdev Submodule
  220
- Editing Parameters Offline
  221
- Opening the H-Cir Wizard
  221
13 Replacement of Failed Components During Redundant Operation

223
14 Synchronization Modules

239
15 System Expansion Card

251
- Variants of the System Expansion Card
  251
16 Technical Data

253
17 Properties and Technical Specifications of CPU 410 SMART

283
18 Supplementary Information

297

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Siemens SIMATIC 410 SMART System Manual (434 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Preface

2 Introduction to the CPU 410

3 Configuration of the CPU 410

4 Profibus Dp

5 Profinet Io

6 I/O Configuration Variants

7 System and Operating States of the CPU 410

8 Link-Up and Update

9 Special Functions of the CPU 410

10 Time Synchronization and Time Stamping

11 Plant Changes in RUN - Cir

12 Plant Changes During Redundant Operation - H-Cir

13 Replacement of Failed Components During Redundant Operation

14 Synchronization Modules

15 System Expansion Card

16 Technical Data

17 Properties and Technical Specifications of CPU 410 SMART

18 Supplementary Information

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