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Programming SIMATIC S5, MEMORY SUBMODS, 6ES5 375-1LA41

Created by: Livingston at: 11/21/2011 8:14 PM (4 Replies)

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Livingston Posts: 2 Rating: (0)	[b]Здравствуйте.[/b] Уважаемые специалисты, помогите, пожалуйста, решить вопрос по программированию модуля памяти [b]SIMATIC S5, MEMORY SUBMODS, 6ES5 375-1LA41.[/b] see attachment 3e00f1b9ca84.jpg Пробую записать программу или прочитать содержимое модуля памяти через приложение [b]COM ET200 v.4.1[/b], подсоединённого посредством адаптераEprom Adapterк [b]программатору Field PG M2[/b] в ОС [b]Windows XP SP1[/b], он выдаёт следующее: see attachment 9ff80988a1fa.jpg Такое ощущение, что программатор не видит модуль памяти. Мне подсказали, что скорее всего я столкнулся с проблемой нестыковки ПО и операционной системы. У одного человека, который сталкивался с похожей проблемой СОМ ЕТ200 работал только под Win95/98, а также под Win2000. Под ХР он неправильно работает со встроенным устройством программирования EPROM. Я поробовал проделать туже самую операцию на Windows 98: нашёл старый программатор с [b]Win98, STEP5 / ST ВЕРСИЯ 6.6/1R[/b] проделал тоже самое, но увы, не получилось. :( Также эксперементировал на разных программаторах c [b]WinXP[/b] с версиями [b]STEP 6.6[/b]и [b]STEP 7.23[/b] (хотя думаю STEP тут совсем не причём), не дало никаких результатов. Ещё пробовал делать следующим образом как это описано на форуме [url=/tf/WW/en/Posts/26316]automation.siemens.com[/url]: melsec- F4: Program file -> Binary file Destination file A:TEST01BN.200　<---To a floppy disk F6:ENTER Evalution of diagnosis inCPU to DP standard? (<F3>: as in Versin 2) F1.YES Transmission completed TEST01BN.200 recorded to the floppy disk, the personal computer which can use USB-PROMMER 6ES7792-0AA00-0XA0 starting STEP5EPROMprogrammingV1.0. STEP5 programfile/binaryfile A:_TEST01BN.200 Load from binary file Block A programming number 412 Mode BYTE start....Binary file transferred to module.... Выводит следующую ошибку: see attachment b50d08fdd819.png [b] Нужны драйвера для устройства чтения карт памяти EPROM? Такие вообще существуют в природе? Может у кого-то из специалистов имеются, поделитесь, пожалуйста. Или может нужна какая-то особенная версия приложения COM ET200. Буду рад любому совету.[/b] --- С уважением, Livingston. P.S.: Прошу прощения, что не на английском языке пишу. Attachment pictures.zip (137 Downloads)
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11/21/2011 8:26 PM	Rate (0)
Marcjan Platinum Member Joined: 4/22/2010 Last visit: 12/15/2022 Posts: 5697 Rating: (707)	Hello, I speek/ read a lot of languages, but this is not one of them Please try to write your question in English, that's the spoken language here. Regards, Marcjan
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11/21/2011 10:25 PM	Rate (0)
dchartier Grandmaster Joined: 9/27/2006 Last visit: 6/1/2023 Posts: 12030 Rating: (2594)	Hello gents; Here is a first-pass translation of the original post, thanks to the developpers of Babelfish. Hope this helsp, Daniel Chartier Hello; Respected specialists, help, if you please, to solve a question concerning programming of the module of memory SIMATIC S5, MEMORY SUBMODS, 6ES5 of 375-1LA41. /Insert picture of EEPROM here/ I try to writea program or to read contents of the module of memory through the program COM ET200 of v.4.1; when connecting by means of the Eprom adapter to the programmer of field PG M2 in OS Windows XP SP1, it shows thefollowing message: /Insert COM ET200 screen here/ Surprisingly, the programmer does not see the memory module. They indicated that most likely I encountered a problem of compatibility of the operating system. One person who encountered the similar problem of COM ET200 said it worked only under Win95/98, and also under Win2000. UnderWinXP it works incorrectly with the built-in device of programming EPROM.I tried to performdiligently th sameoperation myself on Windows 98: I found an old programmer with Win98, STEP5/ST VERSION 6.6/1R. Imade also the same try, but alas, it did not come out. Also I tried with a different programmers with WinXP with the versions STEP 56.6 and STEP 5 7.23 (although I think STEP 5here does not support this), it gave no results. Still I tried to make as follows as this described on the forum automation.siemens.com: /Insert view of post/ The following error was declared : /Insert error message here/ Are necessary drivers for the device map readings of memory EPROM available? Such generally do exist? Could some of the specialists here chime in, if you please. Or can it be necessary to install some special version of the program COM ET200. I will be thankful for any council.

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11/22/2011 7:34 PM	Rate (0)
Livingston Posts: 2 Rating: (0)	Marcjan Hello, I speek/ read a lot of languages, but this is not one of them Please try to write your question in English, that's the spoken language here. Regards, Marcjan I am trying to program a simatic S5 memory submodule using "step 5 EPROM Programming v1.1". The memory was plugged into a pg using a S5Prog Adapter. The message I get is " The EPROM driver registers an error. Error no. 900 USB prommer locked / not connected." I get this with a number of EPROMS and I know the EPROMS are healthy, and are connected. Can anyone explain what this error actually means and how I can resolve it. Thanks
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12/22/2011 4:21 PM	Rate (0)
Azteke0110 Posts: 376 Rating: (56)	Hello Livingston, Unfortunately, there are very few comments on your problem. Question: Is your problem already solved? I hope so. Please write to us what the cause was? Thank you very much. Best Regards Azteke0110
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