10/9/2009 12:24 PM | |
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Hello guys, I'm working at a plant which stand still for 10years. There is no documentation and no backups available. I' only have the step7 program, but without the hardware configuration. I only can check the hardware at the plant. Now I wonder if i'm correct: 1x CPU416-2DP (master) which has a CP443-5 Basic and a IM467 module 2x CPU315-2DP (controls a individual process) 2x CPU314 (controls also their own process) 2x PC's which has a SCADA application The MPI port (X1) of the 416 is connected in a loop and is connected to all the PLC's. The DP port (X3) is connected to remote I/O (ET200M, optic fibre). The CP443-5basic goes to the PC The IM467 goes to frequency drives Some PLC's also have a cp342-5 module. Is this used for communication with SCADA? And were do I need to connect this modules..to which network? I think it should be connected to the CP443-5 from the 416. but i'm not sur the hardware in the factory is connected like this. What do you think? Thank you Best regards |
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10/9/2009 1:48 PM | |
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Hello, Thank you for the answer I enclosed the hardware I've just made. Next file is the hardware configuration like in the plant Last is the FC85,86,87 from the plc program. Uploading is not possible because the battery's are dead. The memory card is probarly removed because the user program isn't there. Oh, the PC's were stolen and I have two new pc's with no hardware or software present, totally blank. Thank you! |
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10/9/2009 1:49 PM | |
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hardware in the plant |
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10/9/2009 1:50 PM | |
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communication blocks are present in the cpu which have cp adapters |
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10/9/2009 3:11 PM | |
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Hello Sabine, Well, in a backup file is a hardware configuration were two S7-300 cpu's are connected through profibus (X3 port). In the CPU rack of the S7-300 is nothing filled in I think this is a very old file because in Netpro, I can't see any ET200 modules. Also there are only two PLC's connected. FC86 and FC87 are empty in my program. Values are written to a DB, but I can't see anything. What do you think about a subnet? I stilldon't know why a CP342 adapter is used? Can you tell me? It's not any helpful information,so sorry about that. |
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10/9/2009 3:22 PM | |
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Hello Sandor-CRX, there is helpful information within your posting. Think you need information about how the CP is working. I found an example how the CP must be configured with an S7-400 as DP-Master. Hope this will be helpful for you to understand the configuration you got DP link between CP 342-5 (slave) and S7-300/400 (master) with STEP 7 V5.1 Best regards Sabine |
10/9/2009 3:47 PM | |
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Hello Sabine, Thank you for the information but i'm confused now. My CPU 315 has no DP interface. I have to connect the CP adapter to profibus but my cpu doesn't support that. Also the example uses the profibus port from the cpu400. But in my hardware it is connected to remote i/o and not to the cp adapter. And according to you the CP443-5 cannot be connected to the CP-342-5. EDIT: The CP from S7-300 is connected to the Sinec module thus connected to Profibus fromS7-400 |
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10/9/2009 4:30 PM | |
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Hello Sabine, I have three FC's: FC86 and FC87 are DP_Send and DP_RECV In FC85 is the following: Call "Transmit to DP Module" /FC87 CPLADDR :=W#16#170 RECV:= P#DB5.DBX10.0.0 BYTE 32 NDR := DB85.DBX1.0 ERROR:= DB85.DBX1.1 STATUS:= DB85.DBW2 DPSTATUS:= "DP module buffer".STAT[4] / DB85.DBB4 Call "Recieve fromDP Module" /FC86 CPLADDR :=W#16#170 SEND:= P#DB5.DBX70.0.0 BYTE 32 DONE:= DB85.DBX5.0 ERROR:= DB85.DBX5.1 STATUS:= DB85.DBW6 DB85 is the DP module buffer: +0.0 STAT0 ARRAY[0...9] *1.0 BYTE +10.0STAT1 ARRAY[10..60] *1.0 BYTE +62.0 STAT2 ARRAY[61...69] *1.0 BYTE +72.0 STAT3 ARRAY[70...125] *1.0 BYTE =128.0 END_STRUCT These blocks are called in the S7-300 program. The S7-400 program is completely empty. Very strange... Also, the pc's were stolen, so I don't know anything about the cards that were used in the PC's. Can the PC be used as master as wel?? One question: A profibus cable is going from the MPI(x1) port of the 400 to the PC but also the profibus cable from the CP443-5 adapter goes to the PC. There are two cables were the PC used to be.(the two pc's were stolen). The PC could be configured as een ES station but I don't knowwhy there aretwo connections |
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10/12/2009 11:20 AM | |
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Hello guys, I'll add a digital drawing of the field bus loop. This is a part of the drawing. The name PLC AB10-3 stands for the CPU416. The red lines are MPI, the green lines are Profibus and the blue line is optic fibre(red) Maybe this will clarify the whole configuration. The answers you gave me are clear to me... |
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10/12/2009 11:35 AM | |
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EDIT:A profibus line from AB10-3 goes to a number 2, that profibus line is the IM467 module for connecting frequency drives |
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