Hi umutcan_celik35,

In this case, first of all, you must migrate the project that you have configured in WinCC Flexible 2008 to TIA Portal using the migration tool that I share with you below:

"Migration Tool TIA Portal"

Once the project has been migrated, you will be able to configure the HMI Unified panel. Even so, if you want to do this panel migration, I think you will encounter many problems because they are completely different equipment with many new configurations and it is possible that the easiest way is to start from scratch (this is my humble opinion based on the experience of other cases).

On the other hand, for the proxy issue with Unified and S7-300 equipment, I have two comments:

1. In general, a device proxy can be used for a Unified HMI exactly as you are used to by the older HMIs.You can address tags symbolically via the proxy and S7 routing via CPs or similar is still supported.

2. The only restriction, however, is the message system:Since Unified HMIs can generally only receive messages if the check mark for "Automatic update" is set in the runtime settings for the HMI connection and this functionality is only supported by the 1200 or 1500 controllers, it is not possible to send control messages from an S7-300 to the Unified HMI.Control messages contain:

Alarm_S, Alarm_SQ, Alarm_D, Alarm_DQ messages

Report system error

For this reason, if you want to trigger messages via an S7-300, you would have to work with the discrete alarms.These messages can be triggered using normal PLC tags.

This is based on the following FAQ that was used with the other older panels:

"Combined configuration with WinCC (TIA Portal) and STEP 7 V5.x or Combined configuration with WinCC (TIA Portal) and STEP 7 (TIA Portel) in separate projects (Video)."

I hope this information can help you.

Best regards!

Hello umutcan_celik35

You need TIA Portal to program a Unified Panel. This is not possible in Simatic Manager or WinCC flexible.

Unified Panels do not support DP/PN direct keys so far, so there are also not gsd files available for Simatic Manager.

For a common HMI communication you do not need a GSD file in the Simatic Manager.

you can migrate the panel from Ptotool/flexible (Protool first to WInCC flexible) to a Comfort panel in TIA  (V14 or older) and then you can use the Data2Unified Plugin for going to Unified, but you will have to do a bit of work because the system in Unified is totaly different to Flexible or WinCC Comfort/Advanced

Bye Murof

Hello umutcan_celik35

what do you mean with "Problem with the recipe"?

do you want to migrate or use the generated recipe in the old panel also in the new one?

then we need to know if the old panel is programmed in WinCC flexible or protool

if its made in WinCC flexible you can use this one:

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/de/en/view/98784532

Bye Murof