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S5 to S7 conversion only one .pb5

Created by: Reymond at: 5/13/2008 10:37 AM (5 Replies)

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5/13/2008 10:37 AM	Rate (0)
Reymond Posts: 112 Rating: (0)	Hello, Goodd afternoon, I just want to ask for a help of anybody here who have experience in s5. I have given a task to study this one pb5 file but I dont have s5 on my laptop only s7. Is there a way I can read this .pb5 on s7 w/out using s5 software? I don't have any experience on s5 before so this one is not easy. Please help. Thank you in advance Warm regards, Alex
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5/13/2008 11:03 AM	Rate (0)
simaticmanager Posts: 150 Rating: (5)	dear begginer, please use s5 to s7 conversion tool. go to STRT >SIMATIC>STEP 7>S5 to S7 conversion when u will convert ur block it may possible some error may occur still u can copy the script and paste to a new s7 source file in simatic manager. best of luck simatic manager
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5/14/2008 3:55 AM	Rate (0)
Reymond Posts: 112 Rating: (0)	Hi Simatic manager, Good morning, I tried to do your instruction but when I'm now compiling my .awl source file it don't generate any blocks because I have errors on compiling. This is the error I got E ln 000046 col 000: Unexpected input end. This what I seen during awl generation. // ==================================================================================================== // Generated automatically by S5/S7 Converter, vers.: S7_S7BAS_K05.04.03.00_07.01.00.01,S7_S7BAS_FLOAT_K5.4.3.0-RELEASE-0504, 0300, 0701, 0001 05/14/2008 09:38:50 AM // ==================================================================================================== // Notes: // --------- // BLOCKS: The following block types exist in STEP 7: // OB: analogous STEP 5 // FB: Function Block (e.g. controller), called with different instance DBs // FC: Function Call, comparable with FB of STEP 5 // Block types PB, FX, DX and SB not used. // OBs: OBs cannot be called from within the user program in STEP 7. // Special function OBs are replaced by new commands or SFCs // analogous to special commands such as G DB. // ADDRESSING: In S7 all memory areas (I, Q, M,D) are addressed uniformly in // bytes. This means that L DW 2 in STEP 5 becomes L DBW 4 in STEP 7. // No. of ACCUS: STEP 7 CPUs like STEP 5 CPUs have 2 or 4 ACCUs. // If a STEP 5 program is converted from a STEP 5 CPU with 2 ACCUS (115U) to a STEP 7 // CPU with 4 ACCUS, the ENT command must be inserted before every // math instruction (+,-,*,/) if the content of ACCU 2 will continue // to be used afterwards. // ACCU WIDTH: The ACCUs of all STEP 7 CPUs are 32 bits wide. // In STEP 7 integer math instructions: // - if there is overflow/underflow, the high word of ACCU1 is unchanged (135U : sign). // - there is no implicit conversion to 32-bit format (155U). // OS BIT: In the following instructions, the OS bit (stored overflow) // bit remains unchanged in STEP 7 (was reset in STEP 5): // T, >F, <F, ><F, !=F, >=F, <=F, >D, <D, ><D, !=D, >=D, <=D, // >G, <G, ><G, !=G, >=G, <=G, SLW, SRW, SLD, SSW, SSD, RLD, RRD. // OV BIT: The conversion instructions below leave ACCU1 unchanged if there is overflow // (in STEP 5: value of integer). An overflow is indicated in the OS and OV bit (STEP 5: only OS). // DUF, DUD, GFD. // LIR, TIR: In STEP 7, there are no absolute addressing commands. // Some must be replaced by new commands (e.g. access to data words higher // than 255), and some by system functions (SFC). // The same applies to DB initial length, DB lengths and and base registers. // DATA AREAS RS,RT,RI,RJ,O: // If these data areas are used, manual intervention will be necessary. // Possible solutions: // - Using an expanded bit memory area. // - Defining longer data blocks. // - Using S7 system functions. // STOP COMMANDS: In STEP 7 there is only one stop instruction using an SFC call. // This corresponds to STS in STEP 5. // If you have further questions refer to the manual or online help. // Thank you very much in advance.
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5/14/2008 8:01 AM	Rate (0)
umencho Grandmaster-Expert Joined: 3/21/2006 Last visit: 1/10/2026 Posts: 10247 Rating: (1183)	Hi ... *.pb5 are "Com Profibus" files v5.x that can be opened with ComProfibus v5.1sp2... regards

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5/15/2008 8:14 AM	Rate (0)
simaticmanager Posts: 150 Rating: (5)	hi Begginer, can u send me that pb rgds simaticmanager
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5/16/2008 1:37 PM	Rate (0)
Reymond Posts: 112 Rating: (0)	Thank you I can open it now with the com Profibus but as far as i can see this is just hardware config of my dp network. Is it really .pb5 is only hardware config or there other use of it. Thank you very much in advance.....
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