Merhaba Adım 7 5.6 Kullanıyorum. Programın bir yedeğini alacağım, yeni donanım ekleyeceğim ve tekrar kuracağım. Sistemi etkiler mi?

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Split from DP NORM in hardware.

 Translation from the Turkish text (thanks to Google Translate):

furkan korkmaz

Hello Step 7 I am using 5.6. I'll make a backup of the program, add new hardware and install it again. Does it affect the system? 

 Merhaba furkan;

Please read this thread once more, and write to us in English on your next visit.

https://support.industry.siemens.com/tf//us/en/posts/need-micromaster-440-6se6440-2ud31-5da1-gsd-file/246500/?page=0&pageSize=10

Hope this helps,

Daniel Chartier 

Merhaba,

mevcut sisteme 343 yalın modüle eklemek istiyorum., DP-NORM WHAT ? :(
 
sorry english little ​

furkan korkmaz

Hello

I want to add 343 bare modules to the existing system., DP-NORM WHAT? :( 
sorry english little ​

 This is an answer to a PM received today form furkan korkmaz, asking about his hardware configuration showing DP_NORM.

Hello furkan;

Please use an electronic translator to read my English post, and use it to post questions in English so we may help you out.

Merhabe furkan;

İngilizce yazımı okumak için lütfen bir elektronik çevirmen kullanın ve size yardımcı olabilmemiz için İngilizce soru göndermek için kullanın.

When a Profibus-DP slave shows "DP-NORM", it is because the .bmp file that comes with the gsd file for that slave is not loaded in the Step 7 software. But your problem is more difficult, because the slaves that show ????????? in the Order Number column cannot be identified by the system because their gsd file is also missing. The slave remains undefined to the master.

A third-party gsd file (non-Siemens) is downloaded form the manufacturer's site,  loaded in Step 7, the hardware configuration uses that gsd file to introduce a slave in the Profibus configuratiion, which is compiled and downloaded to the PLC. But the gsd file remains in the programming PC. When you upload that program, you are missing the gsd, and you cannot identify the slave, or communicate with it any more.

You have 2 choices:

-if you know where the original project is installed and can go examine the hardware, take note of the connected slaves and download the missing gsd files from the manufacturer.  Better, if you can have access to the original project PC and can open the C;\Siemens\Projects\GSDdata\gsd directory, copy the gsd files and brong them back to your new project PC. Integrate these ged files in Step 7, introduce new slaves and configure them properly. Then download this modified hardware configuration in the PLC.

-Erase these slaves from the present hardware configuration, adapt the program so it does not address them anuy more in the FC/FBs (or wait for alarms to come up in the diagnostic buffer to correct them), download the new hardware configuration to the PLC and try to work out with the data you have.

Hope this helps,

Daniel Chartier