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PROFIBUS is the successful, open fieldbus which can be used in a wide range of applications. PROFIBUS is a bus system for process and field communication in cell networks with only a few stations and field devices, and for data communication according to IEC 61158/EN 50 170. Automation equipment such as PLCs, PCs, HMI devices, sensors or actuators can communicate using a uniform bus. This means that a wide range of PROFIBUS products from Siemens or other vendors can be used together in one PROFIBUS network to solve automation tasks. PROFIBUS provides openness for interfacing standardized components from other vendors.
Component of TIA
Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) represents a complete range of automation components comprising the maximum possible degree of integration, namely three-fold uniformity: A uniform software toolset supports all project phases covering hardware selection, programming, operation, diagnostics and maintenance. The tools access a common database. This reduces input requirements, and ensures consistency throughout the project. Uniform communication is possible on the networks covering the control level, MES level down to the field level.
Automation level
Management
Data communication
Enterprize level
Control level
Special features
PROFIBUS offers the following advantages for the new industrial environment: PROFIBUS is a powerful, open and rugged bus system which provides problem-free communication. The system is completely standardized, permitting simple connection of standardized components from different vendors. Configuring, startup and troubleshooting can be carried out from one point. This means that the freely-selectable communication facilities can be implemented extremely flexibly and simply in practice and are easy to modify. Secure investments resulting from compatible further developments. Network components for use in hostile industrial environments. Rapid assembly and fast startup on site as result of the FastConnect cabling system. Permanent monitoring of network components using simple and effective signalling strategy. High protection of investments, since existing plants can be expanded reaction-free. High ability resulting from ring redundancy with OLM.
Field level
AS-Interface PROFIBUS
Fig. 1:
Industrial Ethernet is used for data communication down to the field level. It is used between PLCs, or between PLCs and intelligent partners (PCs, computers etc.). Industrial Ethernet offers industrial-compatible communication components with which both electrical and optical networks can be configured. The ranges are almost unlimited when using switching technology. In addition, the Industrial Mobile Communication (IMC) offered by SIMATIC NET provides facilities for mobile communication which can be easily incorporated into your network structure. Information is therefore available everywhere and at all times and mobile access to the intranet/ Internet is made possible.
SIMATIC C7
S7-300
SIMODRIVE SIMOVERT MASTERDRIVES SIMODRIVE POSMO A ET 200S SIMOREG MICROMASTER ET 200eco ET 200iS
DP/PA link/coupler
SITRANS F US
Fig. 2:
SIMATIC NET offers a comprehensive, powerful range of products for industrial communication using the Industrial Mobile Communication, Industrial Ethernet, PROFIBUS and AS-Interface networks. The result is that rugged network components provide the backbone for the various demands of industrial communication (e.g. electrical, optical or wireless components, use in the production or process industry). Communications processors are used to connect stations to the network and are available in different designs and performance classes, as well as for different applications, depending on the target system. PROFIBUS is used to connect field devices such as distributed I/O stations or drives to automation systems such as SIMATIC S7, SIMOTION or PCs.
The following different versions of PROFIBUS are available in line with the application sectors:
PROFIBUS DP
for fast, cyclic data exchange with field devices. PROFIBUS PA for process automation applications in intrinsically-safe areas.
PROFIBUS FMS is used for data communication between PLCs or between a PLC and intelligent partners (e.g. PCs, computers). Communication is possible with automation systems (e.g. PLCs, PCs) from different vendors. Communication with field devices with FMS interface is also possible.
Data communication
PROFIBUS FMS
for data communication between PLCs and field devices. The PROFIBUS standardized to IEC 61158/EN 50170 is a powerful, open and rugged fieldbus system with short response times. PROFIBUS DP/PA is used if actuators/sensors on the machine or in the plant (e.g. field level) are widely distributed and can be spatially associated with one station (e.g. ET 200). The actuators/sensors are connected to the field devices which are provided with output data according to the master/slave procedure and deliver input data to the PLC or PC.
Production automation
Production lines with variable speeds or online control facilities for the plant, can be implemented using PROFIBUS DP e.g. in the food and drink industry. In order to permit fault-free production, it is essential to be able to flexibly modify variables. At the same time, plant availability is becoming increasingly important. Down times resulting from repairs are usually more expensive than appropriate monitoring of plants for wear or possible faults. Using powerful communication components it is possible to rapidly locate and signal faults.
Process automation
Process automation places high demands on performance and reliability and necessitates simple, safe operation of plants. PROFIBUS PA uses the fail-safe transmission technology defined in the international standard IEC 61158-2. This means that field devices in the hazardous area can be incorporated. The system is based on PROFIBUS DP which has been expanded for the intrinsically-safe area. The acyclic communication services of PROFIBUS DP(V1)/PA permit online access to device parameters, i.e. the process control systems have direct access to current field device data, to statuses and to diagnostics messages. Using PROFIBUS DP(V1)/PA, the field devices become an integral component of the company-wide automation concept, covering control, asset management, spare parts management and stockkeeping.
Production automation
Process automation
Building automation
Networking of large buildings, or parts of buildings, permits central or distributed access to all stations. Not only residential or functional buildings, but also all industrial plants contain electrical installations. Most equipment, including building services, is driven by electrical power, e.g. illumination, heating, air-conditioning, ventilation, shutters or access control. These systems must be controlled and monitored just like those for industrial automation. Higher-level automation tasks that are solved using powerful PROFIBUS devices can now also be linked to the distributed instabus EIB stations using the DP/EIB link. Access is then possible to the sensor signals of the electrical equipment, e.g. signals from temperature sensors, anemometers or simple pushbuttons.
Building automation
Siemens offers a comprehensive range of PROFIBUS network components for electrical, optical and wireless transmission systems. PROFIBUS is standardized according to IEC 61158/EN 50170 for universal automation (PROFIBUS FMS and PROFIBUS DP) as well as to IEC 61158-2 for process automation (PROFIBUS PA).
PC S7-400
Electrical network
The electrical network uses a shielded, twisted pair cable. The RS 485 interface operates using voltage differences. It is therefore less sensitive to interferences than a voltage or current interface. With PROFIBUS, the stations are connected to the bus using a bus terminal or bus connector (max. 32 stations per segment). The electrical network can be configured with a bus or tree structure. The individual segments are connected using repeaters. The transmission rate can be adjusted in steps from 9.6 kbit/s to 12 Mbit/s according to IEC 61158/EN 50170. The maximum segment length depends on the transmission rate. PROFIBUS PA with transmission according to IEC 61158-2 is used for intrinsically-safe applications. The transmission rate in this case is 31.25 kbit/s.
Repeater
OP 17
PG ET 200M
ET 200S
PROFIBUS PA
DP/PA link
Repeater
ET 200X
Optical network
The optical network uses fiber-optic cables as the transmission medium. The fiber-optic cable is provided with a coating.
Optical networks are particularly suitable for large distances. Plastic, PCF or glass fiber-optic conductors can be used.
S7-400
S7-300
Drive
ET 200S
Fig. 4:
Suitable for large distances Electrical isolation is implemented Either plastic, PCF or glass fiber-optic
cables can be used
preassembled cables are available and no grounding problems exist No additional lightning protection measures required when used outdoors.
Individual cable lengths: plastic up to 50 m, PCF up to 300 m
OBT
Further stations
Fig. 5:
Tap-proof since no emission from cable Simple routing since the cable is light,
OLM
OLM
OLM
OLM
Mixed networks
Mixed structures are possible with electrical and optical networks. The transition between the two media is implemented using the OLM. As far as communication between stations on the bus is concerned, there is no difference between the two-wire and fiber-optic technologies. A maximum of 127 stations can be connected to a PROFIBUS network.
Wireless coupling
Wireless coupling of individual or multiple PROFIBUS slaves or slave segments is possible using the PROFIBUS infrared link module (ILM). With a maximum transmission rate of 1.5 Mbit/s and a maximum range of 15 m, communication is possible with moving components, e.g. with automated guided vehicles (AGVs), or as a substitute for systems subject to wear (sliprings, contact conductors).
S7-300
ET 200M ET 200S
OP 17
ET 200X
ET 200S
Fig. 6:
ILM
ILM
ILM
Fig. 7:
You can select the PROFIBUS network appropriate to your requirements using the listed criteria.
Criteria
Electrical network
Optical network
Wireless coupling
Glass Infrared
Plastic
PCF
EMC
Inter-building networking
1)
5)
Range
2)
4)
3)
3)
Simple cable routing Equipotential bonding measures required Range of cables for special applications Use with moving stations Use in intrinsically-safe area
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
1) Lightning protection measures required 2) Depends on transmission rate 3) Trained personnel and special tool required 4) Careful routing necessary 5) Outdoor cable required (on request)
FastConnect
PROFIBUS FastConnect is a system for fast, easy and fault-free assembly of copper PROFIBUS cables on PROFIBUS bus connectors. The system comprises three compatible components: FastConnect bus cables for fast assembly FastConnect stripping tool FastConnect bus connector for PROFIBUS The PROFIBUS FastConnect bus cables can also be connected to conventional bus connectors. The special design of the PROFIBUS FastConnect cables permits use of the FastConnect stripping tool with which the outer sheath and the braided shield can be precisely removed in one operation. The cable prepared in this manner is connected in the PROFIBUS bus connectors using insulation displacement.
Measure the cable length to be stripped by positioning the cable on the template. Limit using the index finger of your left hand.
Insert the measured end of the cable into the tool. The limit for the insertion depth is the index finger of your left hand.
Rotate stripping tool several times in the direction of the arrow to strip the cable.
With the stripping tool closed, pull off from end of cable.
Following stripping of the cable, it can be fitted directly in the PROFIBUS plug.
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SpliTConnect
SpliTConnect for fieldbus systems is used for configuring fieldbus segments according to IEC 61158-2 (e.g. PROFIBUS-PA) with field device connecting points. The bus cable is easy to assemble thanks to the FastConnect connection system (FastConnect stripping tool, FC process cable according to IEC 61158-2). The FC process cable is stripped in the same way as for FastConnect. Additional grounding of the SpliTConnect tap can be implemented by a contacting screw. The terminals can be connected via the FC process cable according to IEC 61158-2 or the SpliTConnect M12 outlet or M12 jack. The SpliTConnect coupler can be used to construct a PROFIBUS-PA hub by cascading SpliTConnect taps. By replacing the contacting screw with the SpliTConnect terminator, the SpliTConnect tap can be used as a bus terminating element.
Fig. 9:
Advantages of SpliTConnect
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PROFIBUS Cables
PROFIBUS can be designed as an electrical or optical network. The following cables are available for the various topologies, demands or fields of application.
Type of cable
Designation
Features
Field of application
Distinguishing features of all PROFIBUS cables: Particularly suitable for installation in industrial environments subject to electromagnetic interference due to their double shielding. Grounding continuity can be implemented via the outer shield of the bus cable and the bus terminals ground contacts. Easy length determination due to printed meter markings on the cable.
The FastConnect (FC) bus cables are of a radially symmetric design which allows a stripping tool to be used. In this way, bus connectors can be assembled quickly and easily; sold by the meter
The following types of silicone-free cables are available for designing PROFIBUS networks for different applications:
PROFIBUS FC standard cable FC robust cable FC food cable FC ground cable FC trailing cable FC FRNC cable FC process cable
Standard cable
for universal use
Bus cable without FastConnect technology PROFIBUS festoon cable Flexible cable
Halogen-free, tread-resistant,
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Features The 830-1T connecting cable consists of a twisted pair (stranded copper conductors) with a braided shield. It has a 9-pin Sub-D connector at each end. The two ends are terminated by a resistor combination (cannot be switched off). The 830-2 connecting cable consists of a PROFIBUS standard bus cable. It is preassembled with two 9-pin connectors (90 angled). One connector of the preassembled cable is fitted with a programming device interface. Glass-fiber; sold by the meter or preassembled
Field of application The PROFIBUS 830-1T connecting cable can be used to establish a connection between an electrical PROFIBUS interface and PROFIBUS stations (OLM, OBT and terminals) with up to 12 Mbit/s.
The 830-2 connecting cable is used to connect PROFIBUS stations (e.g. HMI devices) to PLCs for transmission rates up to 12 Mbit/s.
Fiber-optic cables PROFIBUS fiber-optic standard cable Indoor fiber-optic cable Flexible fiberoptic cable SIENOPYR shipboard duplex fiber-optic cable
Halogen-free, tread-resistant,
flame retardant shipboard approved cable for laying on board ships and offshore installations
Plastic and PCF fiber-optic cables are used to configure optical PROFIBUS DP networks indoors.
Duplex conductor Standard cable PROFIBUS PCF plastic fiber-optic standard cable
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Bus connectors
The RS 485 bus connectors for PROFIBUS are used to connect a PROFIBUS station or PROFIBUS network component to the bus cable for PROFIBUS. There are various versions of the bus connectors which are optimized for the devices to be connected.
Bus terminals
The PROFIBUS bus terminals permit connection of a bus station to a PROFIBUS network. Various versions are available: Up to 1.5 Mbit/s: RS 485 bus terminal Up to 12 Mbit/s: 12M bus terminal. The bus terminals have a prepared device connection for PROFIBUS stations. The stations are simply connected to PROFIBUS networks by plugging on the spur line with Sub-D connector. Multi-point connections are possible for the 12M bus terminal by directly mounting several terminals side by side (up to 32 stations per segment).
RS 485 repeater
The RS 485 IP 20 repeater connects two PROFIBUS or MPI bus segments with RS 485 technology to max. 32 stations, including repeaters. It enables transmission rates from 9.6 kbit/s to 12 Mbit/s (including 45.45 kbit/s for PROFIBUS PA).
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Diagnostics repeater
Initiated by STEP 7 or COM PROFIBUS, the diagnostics repeater determines the bus systems topology and saves it in the internal diagnostics memory. In the event of a fault, the repeater automatically transmits a standard diagnostics message to the bus master containing information on: Affected segment Fault location (e.g. between stations X and Y) Distance in meters of fault location from stations X and Y and from the repeater Type of fault The following faults are diagnosed: Open-circuit in data lines A, B Short-circuit between data line and shield Bus terminating resistor missing Sporadic faults are also detected. The error messages are displayed graphically in STEP 7 and COM PROFIBUS. They are completely incorporated into the SIMATIC system diagnostics (e.g. overview diagnostics, function "Signal system fault").
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The following optical transmission media can be connected to the OBT: Plastic FO cables, preassembled with 2 2 simplex connectors, max. 50 m PCF FO cables, preassembled with 2 2 simplex connectors, max. 300 m. The OBT offers the following advantages: Existing units with electrical interfaces and existing bus segments can be linked to new optical networks Economical solution for simple optical networking Time savings resulting from simple and fast assembly of fiber-optic cable connectors on site.
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The possible connections between an electrical or optical network and a CP are made using various network components.
CP 342-5
SIMATIC S7-300
Fig. 23: Example of connection for electrical networking with PROFIBUS FastConnect RS 485 bus connector
PROFIBUS FastConnect RS 485 bus connector plug 180 PROFIBUS module, e.g. CP 5613 PROFIBUS bus cable
PROFIBUS OLM
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Fig. 26: Example of connection for optical networking with plastic fiber-optic cable
Coupler DP/PA coupler TAP TAP TAP
PROFIBUS PA
SITRANS P
SITRANS P SITRANS F
Fig. 28: Example of connection for wireless data transmission with ILM
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Network transitions between Industrial Ethernet, PROFIBUS, AS-Interface or EIB are implemented using links, PLCs or PCs. In the last two cases, integral interfaces and communications processors (CPs) can be used for the network transition. Network transitions implemented using a link pass on the data from one network to the next without further processing. These network transitions are the DP/PA link, the DP/PA coupler, the IE/PB link, the DP/EIB link or the DP/AS-Interface for transitions between the EIB, AS-Interface, PROFIBUS and Industrial Ethernet networks. With PLCs, e.g. the SIMATIC S7-300 or S7-400, data is exchanged between the individual networks using communications processors or integral interfaces. Linking of the data is either PLC based or PC based and thus passed on to the other network already preprocessed.
S7-400 S7-300 1) PG
S7-300
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DP/PA link
The DP/PA link is used for large quantity frameworks and high timing requirements. The DP/PA link is a slave on PROFIBUS DP and a master on PROFIBUS PA. The programmable controller/automation system addresses the field devices via the DP/PA link as a modular slave whose submodules are the PA units.
DP/PA coupler
The DP/PA coupler is used for small quantity frameworks and low timing requirements. When the DP/PA coupler is used, the data transfer rate on PROFIBUS DP is limited to 45.45 kbit/s. The quantity breakdown is defined either by the maximum number of addressable slaves (field devices) or by the maximum cycle time.
IE/PB link
The IE/PB link, as a self-contained component, creates a smooth transition between Industrial Ethernet and PROFIBUS. Thus, for example, HMI systems can simply access field devices on PROFIBUS from Industrial Ethernet. Vertical integration is then possible from the operations management level down to the field level. The IE/PB link supports the PROFInet functionality.
DP/AS-Interface link
The DP/AS-Interface link provides a network transition between PROFIBUS DP and the AS-Interface. It is a PROFIBUS DP slave (according to EN 50170) and an AS-Interface master (according to EN 50 295) and enables the AS-Interface to be operated on PROFIBUS DP.
DP/EIB link
The DP/EIB link enables connection of the two open standard communication systems PROFIBUS DP and EIB (for production and process automation and for building automation respectively).
In this way, EIB for building automation is integrated into PROFIBUS DP.
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The SIMATIC NET communications processors can be used for applications associated with production automation or process automation. Their standardized openness in compliance with international standards means that different components can communicate with one another. A particular feature is their ruggedness in industrial environments. Effectiveness and efficiency are essential in the system component concepts for solving automation tasks. Very high data transfer rates are therefore required. The communications processors provide a constant data throughput as a result of their protocol preprocessing. They offer fast response times at a constantly high level, and eliminate varying communication performances. The CPs relieve the data terminal of communications tasks, and only occupy a few resources there.
S7-300
S7-400
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The communications processors have all been designed for use in hostile industrial environments, and can be used within a wide temperature range. They also have marine approval (ABS), enabling them to be used on ships or offshore installations. The CPs permit S7 communication (client, server, multiplexing), S5-compatible communication and PG/OP communication as standard.
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You can use the following selection table to determine the functions of the individual communications processors for SIMATIC.
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PG/ OP S7 communication S5 C
1)
Hardware
Master class 2 Put/Get Client Put/Get Server BSEND BRECV USEND URECV DP slave
PROFIBUS DP
PROFIBUS-FMS
Time
Master class 1
SIMATIC S5
CP 5431 FMS/DP
2)
IM 308-C
3)
CP 342-5/ CP 342-5 FO
3)
CP 343-5
SIMATIC S7-400
4) 4)
CP 443-5 Basic
CP 443-5 Extended
IM 467
IM 467 FO
1) S5-compatible communication; means SDA (PLC/PLC connection) and SDN services of PROFIBUS layer 2 2) Plus SRD services of PROFIBUS layer 2 3) DP master and DP slave cannot be used simultaneously 4) Fault-tolerant DP master communication and S7 communication can be alternately used
In addition to programmable controllers, PCs and programming devices (PG) are becoming increasingly significant for the implementation of flexible industrial production processes. Their flexible programming permits rapid adaptation of the production system to the automation task. Using powerful communication structures, automation tasks can now be implemented economically and with the required flexibility.
PC as communication element
The PC is becoming increasingly important for industrial communication. Combined with real-time applications, e.g. with Windows NT, it provides an ideal basis for visualization (e.g. WinCC). Together with SoftControl software, the PC is now encountered in communication tasks which previously could only be solved by a PLC. The SIMATIC NET PC communications processors offer the following advantages: CPs for PCI or PCMCIA format Flexible use according to resource requirements in the PC: CPs with or without own microprocessor Simple linking to system environment and Office applications using open, standardized interfaces, e.g. with the OPC server.
Note: The configuration tools required for the SIMATIC NET communications processors for PGs/PCs are included in all software packages. The software executing under Windows is present on the SIMATIC NET CD for Windows operating systems, including the associated manuals in pdf format and further comprehensive information on SIMATIC NET products and communication.
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System SIMATIC PC
PC applications
DP access via DP RAM; DP-5613 S7-5613 FMS-5613 SOFTNET-S7 SOFTNET-DP SOFTNET-DP slave STEP 7 NCM S7 for PROFIBUS
Monoprotocol; up to 8 stations
For parameterization of existing plant with SIMATIC S7; for configuring of S7 CPs (NCM S7)
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PC/Windows PC SIMATIC NET OPC scout WinCC OPC client Microsoft Office OPC client
DP OPC server
S7 OPC server
S5 OPC server
PN OPC server
FMS protocol
DP protocol
S7 communication
PROFInet protocol
SNMP
DCOM
FMS-PC
S7-400
S7-300
0 1
Industrial Ethernet
SIMATIC S5
S7-PC
PROFIBUS
The OPC server permits simple use of different networks and different protocols through this uniform interface. The various OPC servers are included in the communications software. The following communication possibilities are available for PROFIBUS using OPC: DP communication for PROFIBUS DP FMS communication for PROFIBUS FMS S7 communication S5-compatible communication (SEND/RECEIVE) on basis of FDL interface The S7 OPC servers offer: Data access interface 2.04 Alarm & event interface 1.02 (simple event)
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Software
Operating system
OPC
PG/ OP
Windows NT DP slave
Windows XP Pro
Master class 1
Master class 2
Put/Get client
Put/Get server
BSEND/ BRECV
USEND/ URECV
CP 5613
CP with DP-Base 1) 4)
5)
CP 5613 FO
DP-5613 4)
CP 5614
S7-5613
CP 5614 FO
2) 3) 2) 2) 3)
FMS-5613
CP 5511
SOFTNET-DP
(PCMCIA 16 Bit)
SOFTNET-DP slave
CP 5611
(PCI)
SOFTNET-S7
STEP 7
2) 3) 2) 2) 3)
SOFTNET-DP
CP 5512
SOFTNET-DP slave
SOFTNET-S7
STEP 7
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)
Included in delivery of CP 5613/CP 5614 DP master and DP slave cannot be used simultaneously Master class 1 and master class 2 cannot be used simultaneously on one CP DP-Base and CP-5613 cannot be used simultaneously Only with CP 5614
You can use the following selection table to determine the functions of the individual communications processors for programming devices/PCs.
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Argentina Buenos Aires Siemens S.A. Buenos Aires Mr. Parisi Gral. Roca 1865, Ruta 8, km 18 C.C.32 1650 San Martin Prov. de Buenos Aires +54 (11) 4340 8324 Fax +54 (1) 4738 7271 Email Guillermo.Parisi@siemens.com.arg Australia Melbourne Siemens Ltd Mr. Bhat 544 Church Street Melbourne, VIC 3121 +61 (2) 436-8780 Fax +61 (2) 436-8624 Email ashish.bhat@siemens.com.au Austria Vienna Siemens AG Mr. Drauer Siemensstr. 90 A-1211 Wien +43 1/1707-22305 Fax +43 1/1707-52099 Email gerhard.duerauer@siemens.at Belgium Bruxelles Siemens S.A. Mr. De Wever Charleroisesteenweg 116 B-1060 Brssel +32 2536-7531 Fax +32 2536-2387 Email Jurgen.DeWever@siemens.be Bulgaria Plovdiv Siemens Ltd. Mr. Hennawi 27, Victor Emanuel Str. Alexandria Smouha +20 (3) 425 1007 Fax +20 (3) 425 1009 Email SEAALEX@Alexnet.com.eg Canada Toronto Siemens Electric Limited EAD Mr. Zafiris 80 Walker Dirve Brampton, Ontario, L6T 4H6 +1 905 458 337 Fax +1 905 458 3398 Email george.zafiris@siemens.ca China Beijing Siemens Ltd. China Beijing Office Mr. Khler 7, Wangjing Zhonghuan Nan Lu Beijing, 100102, P.R. China Chaoyang District +86 (106) 436 1888 (ext.3340) Fax +86 (106) 438 9213 Email Juergen.Koehler@pek1.siemens.com.cn
Denmark Kopenhagen Siemens S/A Mr. Nielsen Borupvang 3 2750 Ballerup +45 4477 4534 Fax +45 (44) 77 4019 Email mni@siemens.dk Finland Helsinki Siemens OY Mr. Pyykko Majurinkatu 6 FIN-02601 Espoo +358 9 511 30 55 Fax +358 9 511 38 77 Email tero.pyykko@siemens.fi France Paris Siemens S.A. Mr. Brassier 39-47, Boulevard Ornano F-93527 Saint Denis/Paris +33 1 4922-3928 Fax +33 1 4922-3951 Email patrick.brassier@p4.siemens.fr Greece Athen Siemens A.E. Mr. Marantidis Paradissou & Artemidos GR-15110 Amaroussio Athen +30 (1) 6864 564 Fax +30 (1) 6864 556 Email Nikolaos.Marantidis@siemens.gr India Mumbai Siemens Ltd. Mr. Apte Sector 2 Navi Mumbai 410 208 Plot No. 2 Kharghar Node +91 (22) 493 1350 Fax +91 (22) 495 0552 Email Hemant.Apte@krg1.siemens.co.in Ireland Dublin Siemens Ltd. Power & Automation Division Mr. Cahill 8, Raglan Road Dublin 11 Ballsbridge +353 (1) 603 2255 Fax +353 (1) 603 2299 Email caiman.cahill@siemens.ie Italy Milano Siemens S.p.A. Mr. Augelli Viale Piero e Alberto Pirelli 10 I-20126 Milano +39 02/6676-2894 Fax +39 02/6676-2925 Email antonio.augelli@siemens.it
Japan Tokyo Siemens K. K. Automation & Drives Dept. Mr. Hallett 20-14, Higashi-Gotanda 3-chome Tokyo 141-8641 Takanawa Park Tower Shinagawa-ku +81 (3) 5423-6837 Fax +81 (3) 5423-8730 Email roger.hallett@skk.siemens.co.jp Netherlands Den Haag Siemens AG Mr. Brunott Prinsesbeatrislaan 26 NL-2500 Al Den Haag +31 (70) 333-3905 Fax +31 (70) 333-3885 Email herm.brunott@siemens.nl New Zealand Auckland Siemens Ltd., Auckland Office Mr. Richmond 300 Great South Road Greenlane, Auckland 5 +64 (9) 520 3033 Fax +64 (9) 520 1556 Norway Oslo Siemens A/S A&D Mr. Bakke Ostre Aker vei 90 N-0518 Oslo 5 +47 22 63 43 34 Fax +47 22 63 33 90 Email olav.h.bakke@siemens.no Philippines Manila Siemens Inc. Mr. Bonifacio 169 H.V. Dela Costa Street 1227 Makati City 10/F Salcedo Towers, Tower B Salcedo Village +63 (2) 814 9869 Fax +63 (2) 814 9894 Email buddy.bonifacio@siemens.com.ph Portugal Lisboa Siemens S.A. Dep. Energia e Indstria / Div. Instrucao SIMATIC Mr. Filipe Rua Irmaos Siemens 1 PT-2720-093 Amadora +351 (1) 417 8838 Fax +351 (1) 417 8050 Email Sergio.Filipe@lis1.siemens.pt South Africa Johannesburg SIEMENS Ltd. Mr. Perold 300 Janadel Avenue 1685 Halfway House/Siemens Park +27 (11) 652-3161 Fax +27 (11) 652-3697 Email CornuP@siemens.co.za
South Korea Seoul Siemens Ltd. Mr. Kim 746, Yeoksam Dong Seoul 135-080 12th floor, P.M.K. Building Kangnam-gu +82 (2) 527 7700 Fax +82 (2) 527 7719 Email KIMIS@siemens.co.kr Spain Madrid Siemens S.A. Mr. Alvarez-Vargas Ronda de Europa 5 E-28760 Tres Cantos (Madrid) +34 91/514-7120 Fax +34 91/514-7019 Email iavargas@ssa.siemens.es Sweden Stockholm Siemens AE Mr. Jonsson Johanneslundsvgen 12-14 S-19487 Stockholm +46 8/728-1243 Fax +46 8/728-1128 Email lars.jonsson@sab.siemens.se Switzerland Zuerich Siemens Schweiz AG Mr. Jehle Freilagerstrasse 28 CH-8047 Zrich +41 1 495 4823 Fax +41 1 406 5362 Email daniel.jehle@siemens.ch United Kingdom Manchester Siemens PLC Mr. Holliday Sir William Siemens House Princess Rd. GB-M20 2UR Manchester +44 (161) 446-5194 Fax +44 (161) 446-6201 Email hollidayb@plcman.siemens.co.uk U.S.A. Norcross, GA Siemens Energy & Automation Mr. Hillermann 5300 Triangle Parkway US-Norcross, GA 30092 +1 770 871 3800 Fax +1 770 871 3999 Email egon.hillermann@sea.siemens.com
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Meaning Bayonet fiber-optic connector BT 200 bus tester Communications processor Central processing unit Distributed I/O
Explanation Fiber-optic connector, ST-compatible Hardware test device for PROFIBUS Interface module for communication tasks Central controller module, e.g. for SIMATIC S5/S7 Input or output modules decentralized from the CPU (central processing unit of the PLC). The link between the programmable controller and the distributed I/O devices is made via the PROFIBUS DP bus system. Registered trademark of the European Installation Bus Association, Brussels Ex safety measure according to DIN Relevant to designated modules, may also be used in areas where there is a risk of explosion. (Follow specifications!) Fast assembly system Top partial layer of layer 7 for PROFIBUS; it covers the following functions: protocol machine, PDU compilation, and coding/decoding and interpretation of the protocol data element. Moving, unmanned machine parts Operator control and visualization products/systems at Siemens
Extended environmental conditions European Installation Bus Electromagnetic compatibility Intrinsically-safe protective measure according to DIN EN 50 020 FastConnect Fieldbus Message Specification Fiber-optic Automated guided vehicle Human-machine interface
FC FMS
FO AGV HMI IEC ILM LAN FOC MES MIS OBT OLM OPC
International Electrotechnical Commission Infrared link module Local area network Fiber-optic cable Manufacturing Execution System Management Information System Optical bus terminal Optical link module OLE for Process Control Infrared network component Higher-level software system Higher-level software system Network component for PROFIBUS Network component for PROFIBUS Standard interface for access to process data
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Meaning Operator panel Process automation Polymer cladded fiber PROFIBUS Nutzerorganisation e.V. (PROFIBUS International) Process fieldbus
Explanation Protocol profile based on PROFIBUS DP with intrinsically-safe transmission techniques in accordance with IEC 61158-2 Application for plastic fiber-optic cables for large distances International organization for PROFIBUS users and suppliers European fieldbus standard according to EN 50 170 Ethernet Standard of PROFIBUS International (PI); basis for Component based Automation Transfer specification for data communication. This specification determines both the formats of the messages and the data flow during data transmission Connector for fiber-optic cables with bayonet lock (ST = registered trademark of AT&T) Totally integrated and uniform system for automation at Siemens for uniform configuring/programming, data management and communication
ST connector TIA
PLC Topology
Programmable logic controller Type of wiring arrangement between stations The most important basic forms are: Bus Tree Linear Star Redundant ring Combinations of all the basic forms are possible.
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