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Siemens SIMOCODE pro Function Manual

Siemens SIMOCODE pro Function Manual (344 pages)

Industrial Controls, Motor management and control devices, Communication

Brand: Siemens
|
Category: Control Unit
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Size: 4.95 MB

Table of Contents
  • Table of Contents

    3

  • 1 Introduction

    7

    • Important Notes

      7

    • Security Information

      10

    • Current Information about Operational Safety

      11

  • 2 Communication

    13

    • PROFIBUS Communication

      13

    • Definitions

      13

    • Data Transfer

      15

    • Fail-Safe Data Transfer Via PROFIBUS / Profisafe

      16

    • Telegram Description and Data Access

      17

    • Cyclic Data

      17

    • Diagnostics Data and Alarms

      18

    • Structure of the Slave Diagnostics

      19

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro in DP Master Systems

      28

    • Slave Operating Modes

      28

    • Preparing the Data Transfer

      28

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro as a DPV1 Slave Via GSD in the Configuring Software

      29

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro as a SIMATIC PDM Object (DPV1 Slave Via GSD) in STEP7 HW Config

      31

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro as an S7 Slave Via OM SIMOCODE Pro

      32

    • Compatibility of SIMOCODE Pro S and SIMOCODE Pro V

      33

    • Evaluating Diagnostics Data

      34

    • SIMOCODE Pro Integrated with GSD

      34

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro in SIMATIC S7 with OM SIMOCODE es

      36

    • Data Records

      37

    • Parameterization Via PROFIBUS

      38

    • SIMOCODE es Premium

      38

    • Simatic Pdm

      39

    • Parameter Data During Startup

      40

    • Timestamping/Time Synchronization

      40

    • PROFINET Communication

      41

    • Definitions

      41

    • Data Security in Automation

      43

    • Data Transfer

      45

    • Communication Via PROFINET IO

      46

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro into the Automation System (PLC)

      48

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro V PN Via GSD

      51

    • Integration of SIMOCODE Pro V PN in SIMATIC STEP 7 V5 Via OM SIMOCODE Pro

      52

    • Configuring SIMOCODE Pro V PN Ports

      53

    • Configuration of Further Properties of SIMOCODE Pro V PN as an IO Device

      54

    • Identification Data for PROFINET IO

      57

    • Shared Device

      58

    • Media Redundancy

      58

    • System Redundancy

      59

    • Diagnostics

      65

    • Data Records

      77

    • Profienergy

      78

    • Further Communication Functions Via Ethernet

      81

    • Modbus Communication

      95

    • Modbus RTU Communication

      95

    • Modbus RTU — General

      95

    • Supported Data Transfer Rates for RTU

      95

    • Assignment of SIMOCODE Data to Modbus Addresses with Modbus RTU

      95

    • Modbus RTU Data Transfer

      96

    • Modbus RTU Telegram Format

      97

    • Modbus RTU Function Codes

      98

    • Modbus RTU Error Codes

      109

    • Ethernet/Ip Communication

      110

    • Important Notes

      110

    • Definitions

      110

    • Data Security in Automation

      112

    • Data Transmission

      112

    • Electronic Data Sheet (EDS) File

      113

    • Setting up the IP Address

      114

    • Address Collision Detection (ACD)

      115

    • Parameterizing the Device

      116

    • Integrating SIMOCODE Pro into the Automation System (PLC)

      117

    • Integration and Commissioning in Rockwell Studio 5000

      118

    • Ethernet/Ip Device Level Ring Functionality

      119

    • Ethernet/Ip System Redundancy

      119

    • Web Diagnostics

      120

    • Time-Of-Day Synchronization by the NTP Procedure

      122

    • Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

      123

  • 3 Tables, Data Records

    125

    • Tables General

      125

    • Active Control Stations, Contactor Controls, Lamp Controls and Status Information for the Control Functions

      125

    • Assignment of Cyclic Receive and Send Data for Predefined Control Functions

      128

    • Overload Relay

      128

    • Direct Starter

      129

    • Reversing Starter

      130

    • Molded-Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)

      131

    • Star-Delta Starter

      132

    • Star-Delta Reversing Starter

      133

    • Dahlander Starter

      134

    • Dahlander Reversing Starter

      135

    • Pole-Changing Starter

      136

    • Pole-Changing Reversing Starter

      137

    • Solenoid Valve

      138

    • Positioner

      139

    • Soft Starter

      140

    • Soft Starter with Reversing Contactor

      141

    • Tables, PROFIBUS Data Records

      142

    • PROFIBUS Tables

      142

    • Abbreviations and Specifications

      142

    • Socket Assignment Table — Digital

      143

    • Socket Assignment Table — Analog

      150

    • Detailed Messages of the Slave Diagnostics

      153

    • PROFIBUS Data Records

      157

    • PROFIBUS Data Records — General

      157

    • Data Record 0/1 — S7 System Diagnostics

      160

    • Data Record 63 — Analog Value Recording

      162

    • Data Record 67 — Process Image Output

      162

    • Data Record 69 — Process Image Input

      163

    • Data Record 72 — Error Buffer

      164

    • Data Record 73 — Event Memory

      164

    • Data Record 92 — Device Diagnostics

      165

    • Data Record 94 — Measured Values

      172

    • Data Record 95 — Service Data/Statistical Data

      174

    • Data Record 130 — Basic Device Parameters 1

      175

    • Data Record 131 — Basic Device Parameters 2 (Plug Binary)

      181

    • Data Record 132 — Extended Device Parameters 1

      185

    • Data Record 133 — Extended Device Parameters 2 (Plug Binary)

      193

    • Data Record 134 — Extended Device Parameters 2

      196

    • Data Record 135 — Extended Device Parameters 2

      196

    • Data Record 139 — Marking

      197

    • Data Record 160 — Communication Parameters

      198

    • Data Record 165 — Identification

      198

    • Data Record 202 — Acyclic Receive

      199

    • Data Record 203 — Acyclic Send

      200

    • Data Record 224 — Password Protection

      201

    • Tables, PROFINET Data Records

      202

    • PROFINET Tables

      202

    • OPC UA Variables

      202

    • Abbreviations and Specifications

      211

    • Socket Assignment Table — Digital

      212

    • Socket Assignment Table — Analog

      219

    • PROFINET Data Records

      223

    • PROFINET Data Records — General

      223

    • Data Record 63 — Analog Value Recording

      226

    • Data Record 67 — Process Image Output

      226

    • Data Record 69 — Process Image Input

      227

    • Data Record 72 — Error Buffer

      228

    • Data Record 73 — Event Memory

      228

    • Data Record 92 — Device Diagnostics

      229

    • Data Record 94 — Measured Values

      238

    • Data Record 95 — Service Data/Statistical Data

      240

    • Data Record 130 — Basic Device Parameters 1

      242

    • Data Record 131 — Basic Device Parameters 2 (Plug Binary)

      248

    • Data Record 132 — Extended Device Parameters 1

      252

    • Data Record 133 — Extended Device Parameters 2 (Plug Binary)

      260

    • Data Record 134 — Extended Device Parameters 2

      263

    • Data Record 135 — Extended Device Parameters 2

      269

    • Data Record 139 — Marking

      272

    • Data Record 140 — Marking 2

      273

    • Data Record 165 — Identification

      274

    • Data Record 224 — Password Protection

      274

    • Modbus Data Tables

      275

    • General Information

      275

    • Memory Image

      275

    • Byte Arrangement

      276

    • Specifications

      276

    • Modbus RTU Data Tables

      277

    • Process Image Output — Command Data

      277

    • Process Image Input — Monitoring Data

      278

    • Measured Values

      279

    • Display and Statistical Data

      281

    • Device Diagnostics

      282

    • Error Memory

      289

    • Event Memory

      290

    • Trace Data

      291

    • I&M0 — Device Identification

      292

    • I&M1 Data

      292

    • I&M2 — Installation Date

      293

    • I&M3 — Comment

      293

    • Basic Device Parameter 1

      294

    • Extended Device Parameters 1

      301

    • Marking

      312

    • Ethernet/Ip Data Tables

      313

    • Supported Objects

      313

    • Identity Object

      314

    • Message Router Object

      316

    • Assembly Object

      316

    • Connection Manager Object

      327

    • Device Diagnosis Object

      328

    • Measurement Object

      329

    • Statistical Data Object

      331

    • Motor Parameter Object

      333

    • TCP/IP Interface Object

      335

    • Ethernet Link Object

      336

    • List of Abbreviations

      337

      • A.1 List of Abbreviations

        337

      • Index

        339

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Siemens SIMOCODE pro Programming And Operating Manual

Siemens SIMOCODE pro Programming And Operating Manual (286 pages)

Industrial Controls, Function Block Library SIMOCODE pro

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
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Size: 6.74 MB

Table of Contents
  • Table of Contents

    4

  • SIMOCODE Pro PCS 7 Library V9.0 Programming and Operating Manual, 06/2017, A5E40899442002A/RS-AA/001

    9

  • Introduction

    10

    • Security Information

      10

    • Product Specific Security Information

      10

    • Components of the Software Package

      11

    • Supported Control Functions

      12

    • Configuration Steps

      14

    • Configuring in HW Config

      14

    • Configuring in CFC

      16

    • Driver Generator

      17

    • Requirements for Generating the Module Drivers

      19

    • Driver Blocks

      20

    • Object Lists and Action Lists

      20

    • Example Configurations

      21

    • SIMOCODE Pro PROFIBUS and PROFINET Configuration

      21

    • SIMOCODE Pro PROFIBUS Configuration

      21

    • SIMOCODE Pro PROFINET Configuration

      24

    • Parameterization Softwares

      32

    • Configuring in SIMOCODE es

      32

    • Parameter Settings

      34

    • Configuration with SIMATIC PDM

      35

    • Device Type Selection in HW Config

      35

    • Configuring of the Fail-Safe, Digital Profisafe Module

      36

    • Update an Existing PCS 7 Project

      37

    • Further Documentation

      37

  • Templates

    38

    • Overview of the Templates, Control Functions and Blocks

      38

    • Using Templates

      39

    • Template Ovlrly

      42

    • Template Direct

      43

    • Template Reverse

      44

    • Template MCCB

      45

    • Template Stardel

      46

    • Template Revstardel

      47

    • Template Dahland

      48

    • Template Revdahl

      49

    • Template Polechng

      50

    • Template Revpolech

      51

    • Template Solvalve

      52

    • Template Positner

      53

    • Template Softstr

      54

    • Template Revsoftstr

      55

    • Sample Project

      55

  • Block Icons and Faceplate Views

    56

    • Block Icons

      56

    • Faceplates

      58

    • Faceplates — Structure

      58

    • Navigation between SIMOCODE Pro Faceplates

      61

    • Views

      62

    • Batch View

      62

    • Trend View

      63

    • Alarm View

      65

    • Memo View

      66

    • Preview View

      67

    • Scalable Faceplates

      67

    • Central Color Management

      69

    • Web Navigator

      70

    • APL Operator Trend Control (AOTC) for Digital Values

      71

  • Description of the Blocks

    72

    • Functions for All Blocks

      72

    • Calling Obs

      72

    • Called Blocks

      73

    • Worst Signal Status

      74

    • Quality Code

      75

    • Error Numbers

      77

    • Reading and Writing Data Records

      78

    • Read Record Error Status

      79

    • Write Record Error Status

      79

    • Overview of the Measuring Point Browser Window

      79

    • Configurable Response Using the Feature I/O

      80

    • Start-Up Characteristics

      80

    • Response for out of Service Mode

      81

    • Resets the Commands for Switching between Modes

      81

    • Enabling Resetting of Commands for the Control Settings

      82

    • Setting Switch or Button Mode

      82

    • Set Switching Mode

      83

    • Enabling Direct Changeover between Forward and Reverse

      83

    • Resetting Via Input Signals in the Event of Interlocking (Protection) or Errors

      84

    • Exit Local Mode

      84

    • Enable Runtime for Feedback Signals

      84

    • Separate Monitoring Time for Stopping the Motor

      85

    • Enabling Rapid Stop Via Faceplate

      85

    • Activate Bumpless Changeover to Automatic Mode

      85

    • Activate Fault Status for External Control System Fault

      86

    • Reset Even in Locked State

      86

    • Disable Feedback Tracking Localsetting 2 & 4

      86

    • Bumpless Switchover to Automatic Mode

      87

    • Update Acknowledgement and Error Status of the Alarm

      87

    • Activate Local Operator Permission

      87

    • Suppression of All Messages

      88

    • Interlock Display with Localsetting 2 or 4

      88

    • Define Reset as a Function of the Mode

      88

    • Enable Reset of Interlocks in Manual Mode

      90

    • Suppression of Single Alarm Message

      91

    • Resetting Control in Case of Invalid Command

      91

    • Setting Switch or Button Mode for Local Commands

      91

    • Evaluation of the Signal Status of the Interlock Signals

      92

    • Forcing Operating Modes in the «Local» Mode

      93

    • Considering Bad Quality of Automatic Commands or External Values

      93

    • Separate Interlock for each Direction or Position

      93

    • Diagnostics Block Mmdiag

      94

    • Description of Mmdiag

      94

    • Acyclic Reading of Data Record 92

      95

    • Message Characteristics

      95

    • Driver Generator

      96

    • Start-Up Characteristics

      97

    • Module Error

      97

    • IO Station Failure (PROFIBUS DP or PROFINET IO)

      98

    • Failure of a PROFIBUS DP Station

      99

    • Malfunction When Loading the ob

      99

    • Mmoprtn Block

      100

    • Description of Mmoprtn

      100

    • Parameterizable Functions Via the Feature Connection Mmoprtn

      101

    • Operating Modes

      102

    • Motor Current

      103

    • Device Functions

      103

    • Current Limits

      106

    • Hysteresis

      107

    • Emergency Start

      107

    • Self-Test

      108

    • Trip Reset

      109

    • Group Fault

      109

    • Fault Handling

      110

    • Invalid Input Signals

      110

    • Message Characteristics

      110

    • Messages Via Event16Ts Message Block

      111

    • System Text Libraries for Warning and Trip

      113

    • Process Images for the Mmoprtn Block

      116

    • Enabled Operations

      130

    • Status Information

      131

    • SIMOCODE Pro Slave Diagnostics

      132

  • Diagnostics Information

    133

  • Assignment of the Diagnostics Information

    140

  • Faceplate Views

    148

  • Mmoprtn — Standard

    148

  • Mmoprtn — Limits

    150

  • Mmoprtn — Diagnostics

    152

  • Mmoprtn — Process Image

    153

  • Block for Mmmeas Measured Value Function

    154

  • Description of Mmmeas

    154

  • Parameterizable Functions Via the Feature Connection Mmmeas

    155

  • Operating Modes

    155

  • Measured Values

    156

  • Read Measured Values

    158

  • Assignment of the Cyclic Process Image

    159

  • Write Analog Output

    160

  • Acyclic Reading

    160

  • Message Characteristics

    161

  • Start-Up Characteristics

    162

  • Status Information

    163

  • Enabled Operations

    164

  • Faceplate Views

    165

  • Mmmeas Standard

    165

  • Mmmeas — Standard 1

    166

  • Mmmeas — Standard 2

    167

  • Mmmeas — Standard 3

    169

  • Mmmeas — Standard 4

    170

  • Block for Statistical Function Mmstat

    172

  • Description of Mmstat

    172

  • Parameterizable Functions Via the Feature Connection Mmstat

    173

  • Operating Modes

    173

  • Statistical Values

    173

  • Message Characteristics

    175

  • Start-Up Characteristics

    176

  • Status Information

    177

  • Enabled Operations

    178

  • Faceplate Views

    179

  • Mmstat — Standard 1

    179

  • Mmstat — Standard 2

    181

  • Block for Timestamping Mmlog

    183

  • Description Mmlog

    183

  • Parameterizable Functions Via the Feature Connection Mmlog

    184

  • Operating Modes

    184

  • Logbook Function

    185

  • Messages

    188

  • Signaling Response

    190

  • Driver Generator

    192

  • Start-Up Characteristics

    192

  • Status Information

    192

  • Enabled Operations

    194

  • Faceplate Views

    194

  • Mmlog — Standard

    194

    • Mmlog — Logbook

      195

    • Mmrevdhl Motor Block

      197

    • Application

      197

    • Description of Mmrevdhl

      197

    • Operating Modes

      198

    • Mode Changeover Error

      200

    • Forcing Operating Modes

      201

    • Control Functions for Directions

      202

    • Parameterizable Functions Via the Feature Connection Mmrevdhl

      203

    • Output Signal for Ready to Start

      204

    • Resetting of the Block

      204

    • Limit Value Monitoring with Hysteresis

      205

    • Rapid Stop

      205

    • Specify Warning Times for Controls

      205

    • Issuing Maintenance Release

      206

    • Suppressing Messages Using the Msglock Parameter

      206

    • Simulation

      206

    • Monitoring Functions

      207

    • Motor Protection

      209

    • Interlocking

      209

    • Disabling Interlocks

      212

    • Group Fault

      212

    • User-Defined Auxiliary Values and User-Defined Status

      213

    • Message Characteristics

      213

    • Fault Handling

      216

    • Invalid Input Signals

      216

    • Enable for Measurement and Statistics

      216

    • Enabled Operations

      216

    • Status Information

      218

    • Time

      221

    • Restart Lock after Changing Direction of Rotation or Switching off the Motor Using Idle Time

      221

    • Selecting a Unit of Measure

      222

    • Faceplate Views

      223

    • Mmrevdhl — Standard

      223

    • Mmrevdhl — Maintenance

      225

    • Mmrevdhl — Preview

      227

  • Maintenance Station

    230

  • Parameter

    234

    • Mmdiag Block Parameter

      234

    • A.1 Mmdiag Block Parameter

      234

    • Structure of Udts for Mmdiag

      237

    • Block Parameter Mmoprtn

      244

    • Block Parameter Mmmeas

      252

    • Block Parameter Mmstat

      260

    • Block Parameter Mmlog

      267

    • Block Parameter Mmrevdhl

      273

      • Technical Data

        283

      • B.1 Header Information

        284

Siemens SIMOCODE pro Operating Manual

Siemens SIMOCODE pro Operating Manual (278 pages)

Industrial Controls, Motor management and control
devices

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
|
Size: 11.86 MB

Table of Contents
  • Table of Contents

    4

  • 1 Introduction

    7

    • Important Information

      7

    • Security Information

      10

    • Current Information about Operational Safety

      11

  • 2 Function Blocks

    12

    • Function Blocks — Input and Output Types, Structure

      12

    • Function Blocks — Overview

      15

  • 3 Software for Parameterization, Control, Diagnostics and Testing

    24

    • Software Packages

      24

    • Software Components

      28

  • 4 Parameters

    31

    • Motor Protection

      31

    • Motor Protection Functions

      31

    • Overload Protection

      34

    • Description of Overload Protection Functions

      34

    • Set Current Is1

      34

    • Set Current Is2

      35

    • Application Example

      37

    • Further Overload Protection Parameters

      38

    • Unbalance Protection

      48

    • Stalled Rotor Protection

      49

    • Thermistor Protection

      50

    • Motor Control

      52

    • Control Stations

      52

    • Description of Functions of Control Stations

      52

    • Operating Modes and Mode Selectors

      56

    • Enables and Enabled Control Command

      58

    • Control Station Settings

      60

    • Control Functions

      61

    • Overview and Description of Control Functions

      61

    • Application Selection, Settings and Definitions of Control Functions

      66

    • Overload Relay» Control Function

      72

    • Direct Starter» Control Function

      74

    • Reversing Starter» Control Function

      76

    • Molded Case Circuit Breaker (MCCB)» Control Function

      79

    • Star-Delta Starter» Control Function

      82

    • Star Delta Reversing Starter» Control Function

      86

    • Dahlander» Control Function

      90

    • Dahlander Reversing Starter» Control Function

      93

    • Pole-Changing Starter» Control Function

      97

    • Pole-Changing Reversing Starter» Control Function

      100

    • Solenoid Valve» Control Function

      104

    • Positioner» Control Function

      107

    • Soft Starter» Control Function

      112

    • Soft Starter with Reversing Contactor» Control Function

      115

    • Active Control Stations, Contactor Controls, Lamp Controls and Status Information for the Control Functions

      119

    • Monitoring Functions

      122

    • Ground Fault Monitoring

      122

    • Description of Functions of Ground-Fault Monitoring

      122

    • Limits of Fault Current Measurement

      125

    • Internal Ground-Fault Monitoring When Using a 2Nd Generation Current / Voltage

      127

    • Measuring Module

      127

    • Internal Ground-Fault Monitoring When Using a Current Measuring Module or a 1St Generation Current / Voltage Measuring Module

      130

    • External Ground-Fault Monitoring with a 3UF7500 Ground-Fault Module and 3UL22 Differential Current Transformer

      131

    • External Ground-Fault Monitoring with a 3UF7510 Ground-Fault Module and 3UL23 Residual Current Transformer

      132

    • Current Limit Monitoring

      135

    • Description of Functions of Current Limit Monitoring

      135

    • I> (Upper Limit)

      136

    • I< (Lower Limit)

      138

    • Voltage Monitoring

      140

    • Cos Phi Monitoring

      143

    • Active Power Monitoring

      145

    • 0/4

      147

    • Operation Monitoring

      150

    • Description of Functions of Operation Monitoring

      150

    • Operating Hours Monitoring

      152

    • Motor Stop Time Monitoring

      153

    • Monitoring the Number of Starts

      154

    • Temperature Monitoring (Analog)

      156

    • Monitoring Interval for Mandatory Testing

      159

    • Hysteresis for Monitoring Functions

      160

    • Outputs

      161

    • Overview of Outputs

      161

    • Basic Unit Outputs

      163

    • Operator Panel Leds

      165

    • Digital Module Outputs

      168

    • Analog Module Output

      170

    • Cyclic Send

      177

    • Acyclic Send

      179

    • OPC-UA Send

      180

    • Inputs

      181

    • Overview of Inputs

      181

    • Basic Unit Inputs

      184

    • Operator Panel Buttons

      186

    • Digital Module Inputs

      188

    • Temperature Module Inputs

      192

    • Analog Module Inputs

      194

      • Cyclic Receive

        196

      • Acyclic Receive

        197

      • OPC UA Receive

        198

      • Analog Value Recording

        199

      • Analog Value Recording Description of Functions

        199

      • Measured Curve, Function Block and Analog Value Recording Application Example

        200

      • Standard Functions

        202

      • Overview of Standard Functions

        202

      • Test / Reset

        204

      • Test Position Feedback (TPF)

        208

      • External Fault

        210

      • Operational Protection off (OPO)

        213

      • Response to Positioner Control Function

        213

      • Response to Other Control Functions

        215

      • Power Failure Monitoring (UVO)

        216

      • Emergency Start

        219

      • Safety-Oriented Tripping

        220

      • Watchdog (Bus Monitoring, PLC/PCS Monitoring)

        227

      • Timestamping

        230

      • Logic Modules

        232

      • Overview of Logic Modules

        232

      • Truth Table for 3I / 1O

        234

      • Truth Table for 2I / 1O

        237

      • Truth Table for 5I / 2O

        239

      • Counter

        240

      • Timer

        242

      • Signal Conditioner

        247

      • Non-Volatile Elements

        251

      • Flashing

        254

      • Flickering

        255

      • Limit Monitor

        256

      • Calculators (Calculation Modules) 1, 2

        261

      • Calculators (Calculation Modules) 3, 4

        265

      • Analog Multiplexer

        267

      • Pulse Width Modulator

        269

    • List of Abbreviations

      272

      • A.1 List of Abbreviations

        272

      • Index

        273

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Siemens SIMOCODE pro Manual (118 pages)

Fail-Safe Digital Modules

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Control Unit
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Size: 3.69 MB

Table of Contents
  • Table of Contents

    5

  • SIMOCODE Pro — Fail-Safe Digital Modules Manual, 11/2017, NEB631679702000/RS-AA/002

    7

  • 1 Introduction

    9

    • Important Information

      9

    • Security Information

      12

    • Current Information about Operational Safety

      12

  • 2 Safety Notes

    13

    • Liability Disclaimer

      13

    • Support

      14

  • 3 SIMOCODE Pro Safety

    15

    • Overview of Functions

      16

    • Device Versions

      16

    • Failsafe DM-F LOCAL Digital Module

      17

    • Failsafe DM-F Profisafe Digital Module

      20

  • 4 Mounting and Connection

    23

    • General Mounting and Wiring Instructions

      23

    • Mounting

      24

    • Connecting

      27

  • 5 Operation

    29

    • DM-F Local

      29

    • Terminals and Their Meaning

      29

    • Leds, Buttons, and Their Meanings

      31

    • DM-F Profisafe

      35

    • Terminals and Their Meaning

      35

    • Leds, Buttons, and Their Meanings

      37

  • 6 Planning/Configuring

    39

    • General Remarks

      39

    • Configuring the DM-F LOCAL

      40

    • Device Functions of the DM-F LOCAL

      41

    • Flow Diagram of the DM-F LOCAL Configuration

      42

    • Interrupt, Error, and System Messages on the DM-F LOCAL

      45

    • Configuring the DM-F Profisafe and Integrating It into the Fail-Safe Automation System Using Profibus/Profisafe or Profinet/Profisafe

      46

    • Interrupt, Error, and System Messages on DM-F Profisafe

      54

  • 7 Service and Maintenance

    55

    • Replacing a DM-F

      55

  • 8 External Circuitry

    57

    • Sensor Circuitry for the DM-F LOCAL

      57

  • 9 Typical Circuit Diagrams

    59

    • Introduction

      59

    • DM-F Local, Sensor Circuits

      63

    • DM-F LOCAL, 2-Channel, with Cross-Circuit Detection and Monitored Start

      64

    • DM-F LOCAL, 2-Channel, with Cross-Circuit Detection and Automatic Start

      65

    • DM-F Local, NC and no Contacts, with Cross-Circuit Detection and Monitored Start

      66

    • DM-F LOCAL, NC and no Contacts, with Cross-Circuit Detection and Automatic Start

      67

    • DM-F LOCAL in Conjunction with Failsafe Electronic Outputs (Current Sourcing / Current Sinking) with Monitored Start

      68

    • DM-F LOCAL in Conjunction with Failsafe Electronic Outputs (Current Sourcing) with Automatic Start

      69

    • DM-F LOCAL, 2 X 1-Channel, Without Cross-Circuit Detection, with Monitored Start

      70

    • DM-F LOCAL, 2 X 1-Channel, Without Cross-Circuit Detection, with Automatic Start

      71

    • DM-F LOCAL, Actuator Circuits

      72

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Direct Starter

      72

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Reversing Starter

      74

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Star-Delta Starter

      76

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Dahlander Starter

      78

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Pole-Changing Starter

      80

    • DM-F Profisafe, Actuator Circuits

      82

    • Connection Examples for DM-F Profisafe, Actuator Circuit

      82

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Direct Starter

      82

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Reversing Starter

      84

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Star-Delta Starter

      86

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Dahlander Starter

      88

    • Actuator Circuit with Feedback Circuit, Control Function = Pole-Changing Starter

      90

  • 10 Technical Data

    93

    • Technical Data of the DM-F Local and DM-F Profisafe Fail-Safe Digital Modules

      93

    • Technical Data of the DM-F Local Fail-Safe Digital Module

      96

    • Technical Data of the DM-F Profisafe Fail-Safe Digital Module

      98

    • Safety-Specific Technical Data of the DM-F Local Fail-Safe Digital Module

      99

    • Monitoring and Response Times of the DM-F Local Fail-Safe Digital Module

      101

    • Safety-Specific Technical Data of the DM-F Profisafe Fail-Safe Digital Module

      102

    • Monitoring and Response Times of the DM-F Profisafe Fail-Safe Digital Module

      102

    • Technical Data in Siemens Industry Online Support

      103

    • List of Abbreviations

      105

      • A.1 List of Abbreviations

        105

      • Glossary

        107

      • Index

        115

Siemens SIMOCODE pro Operating Instructions

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  • Page 1
    Prevention of pump blockages by changing the direction of rotation Siemens SIMOCODE pro V Industry Online https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/en/view/109478058 Support…
  • Page 2: Legal Information

    The foregoing provisions do not imply any change in the burden of proof to your detriment. You shall indemnify Siemens against existing or future claims of third parties in this connection except where Siemens is mandatorily liable.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Commissioning ………………. 27 Parameterization …………….28 3.3.1 Creating the hardware configuration ……….29 3.3.2 Parameter assignment for the SIMOCODE pro V PN ……. 31 3.3.3 Compile parameterization …………..53 Operation ……………….. 54 3.4.1 General remarks on Monitoring and Control ……..54 3.4.2…

  • Page 4: Introduction

    With SIMOCODE pro, you can prevent faults in the system and recognize impending failures before they happen. This application example will help you to minimize maintenance deployments. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 5: Delimitation

    You will also need basic knowledge of SIMOCODE pro. The ability to work with the SIMOCODE ES options package in TIA Portal is a plus. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…

  • Page 6: Components Used

    If your application can go without evaluating the power factor, cos φ, it is also possible to use a pure current measuring module 3UF10x-1yA00-0. However, in that case you must replace the measuring module in the device configuration in the project engineering of the supplied example. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…

  • Page 7
    If the operator panel is left out, it should be deleted from the device configuration in the project engineering of the included example. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 8
    Standard Floating License (Download) Driver for SIRIUS USB free download (see 9) includes installation PC cable 3UF7941- instructions 0AA00-0 Note Other minor materials have not been listed here. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 9: Operating Principle

    © Siemens AG 2020 All rights reserved 2 Operating principle Operating principle Figure 2-1 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 10: Logic Blocks In Use

    «true». The counter can be reset to 0 with the reset input (R). The counter value is available as an output. Detailed information is available in manual 3. Figure 2-3 Counter 1 Value Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 11
    0.5 s for all limit monitors in the example. Detailed information is available in manual 3. Figure 2-6 Limit monitor 1 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 12: Explanation Of The Logic

    «Protection/Control» (marked in orange in Figure 2-1 Figure 2-8). The enabled command «OFF» from Control station remains connected with the «OFF» plug of «Protection/Control». Figure 2-8 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 13: Detecting Faults In The Conveying Flow

    The logic in the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit detects a problem in the pumped flow if one of the following conditions is met: •…

  • Page 14: Switching On Via The Control Station

    The «ON<» command supplied by the «Control station» function block is passed to the «Protection/Control» function block via input 2 of truth table TT7. Due to the default parameterization «Non-maintained command mode», the control command is stored. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 15: Shutting Off Via The Control Station Or In The Event Of A Fault

    Timer 1. For this purpose, the enabled «OFF» command at the output of the «Control station» function block is interconnected with the reset input of Timer 1 via truth tables TT5 and TT8. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…

  • Page 16: Manual Reversal In The Other Direction Of Rotation

    Timer 1. For this purpose, the enabled «ON>» command at the output of the «Control station» function block is interconnected with the reset input of Timer 1 via truth tables TT5 and TT8. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…

  • Page 17: Reversal In The Opposite Direction When Conveying Fault Has Been Detected

    Test/Reset button on the SIMOCODE operator panel is pressed («Test/Reset button» socket of the «OP buttons» function block) • Acknowledgment via a PLC (socket for bit 6 of the function block «Cyclic receive Byte 0») Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 18: Resetting The Fault Counter During Operation

    4 of truth table TT9. If the PLC transmits «false» or if no PLC is connected, then the blockage prevention logic is active. If «true», the limit monitors 2, 3 and 4 are not evaluated (see chapter 2.2.2). Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…

  • Page 19
    «+» plug of Counter 2 (see chapter 2.2.6). After an overflow (>65535), the counter begins at 0 again. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 20: Engineering

    SIMOCODE system wiring PROFINET / IE SIMOCODE pro V PN (basic unit) Digital module Operator panel SIRIUS circuit breaker Current / voltage measuring module SIRIUS contactor combination PG/PC Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 21: Basic Unit (Bu)

    3.1.1 Basic unit (BU) A SIMOCODE pro V PN motor control device is built into the application example with a PROFINET interface. However, you can also use basic units with PROFIBUS interface or MODBUS RTU. The basic parameterization matches a reversing starter.

  • Page 22: Installation And Commissioning

    6. If you do not need status signaling for local control, you can remove the digital module from the configuration. In the device configuration for «Control device_1», right-click the digital module and select «Delete» in the context menu. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 23: Installing The Software

    8. Connect the source system (PG/PC) with one of the following interfaces of the SIMOCODE pro motor management system. – SIMOCODE system interface of the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit or of the operator panel In this application example, the SIMOCODE system interface of the operator panel free to connect the source system (PG/PC) via the SIRIUS USB PC cable.

  • Page 24: Downloading Configuration And Parameterization To The Simocode Pro V Pn Basic Unit

    PN basic unit in the following ways: 1. via the PROFINET interface of the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit 2. via the SIMOCODE system interface of the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit or operator panel Downloading via the PROFINET interface of the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit…

  • Page 25
    The download process will be aborted with an error if the SIMOCODE device is in the «Remote/Automatic» operating mode, if an «ON» command is pending, or if the motor is running. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 26
    Downloading via the SIMOCODE system interface If the source system (PG/PC) is connected to the SIMOCODE system interface of the SIMOCODE pro V PN or operator panel via the SIRIUS USB PC cable, proceed according to the following instructions: 1. Select the SIMOCODE device in the project tree.
  • Page 27: Commissioning

    3-phase mains or switch on the SIRIUS circuit breaker. For information on operating the application example, refer to chapter 3.4. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…

  • Page 28: Parameterization

    Configuration in TIA Portal offers some freedom. The following parameterization Note represents one possible solution. Other more or less similar actions can achieve the same goal. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 29: Creating The Hardware Configuration

    The hardware and network editor will open. 2. Select the «Network view». 3. Drag and drop the SIMOCODE pro V PN (in the version you are using) from the Task Card «Hardware catalog» into the graphical area of the Network view.

  • Page 30
    Card to the respective slots in the graphical area of the device view. – Current/voltage measuring module: IUM V2 0.3-4A – Digital module: DM mono – Operator panel: BBD Figure 3-3 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 31: Parameter Assignment For The Simocode Pro V Pn

    3 Engineering 3.3.2 Parameter assignment for the SIMOCODE pro V PN PROFINET parameters 1. Double-click the «Parameters» command in the project tree. 2. Go to «PROFINET parameters» and enter the following parameters. – IP parameters – Select Basic type 3 so that you can transmit all of the send data described 2.2.11…

  • Page 32
    Because the SIMOCODE device is not networked with a controller, it also appears in the project tree under «Unassigned devices» and is marked as «Not assigned» in the Network view. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 33
    For Class 10, the start procedure is defined from 10 s. 4. Make sure that the behavior in the event of a stalled rotor is set as «deactivated». Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 34
    3 Engineering Figure 3-5 Motor control 1. Switch to «Motor control > Control station». Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 35
    2. For the commands «ON>», «OFF» and «ON<«, create the following three control elements as per the image above: – «Local control»: Inputs 1-3 of the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit (BU inputs) Reverse direction «OFF» Forward direction «ON<» (input 1) (input 2) «ON>»…
  • Page 36
    3 Engineering Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 37
    3. Interconnect LEDs 2-4 of the operator panel with the following plugs of the «Protection/Control» function block. – LED 2: Plug «QLE< (ON)» – LED 3: Plug «QLE> (ON>)» – LED 4: Plug «QLA (OFF)» Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 38
    2. Interconnect outputs 1 and 2 of the digital module (DM outputs) with the following plugs of the «Protection/Control» function block. – DM output 1: Plug «QLA (OFF)» – DM output 2: Plug «QLE> (ON>)» Figure 3-8 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 39
    3. Interconnect the values of Counters 1 and 2 used in the logic to inputs 1 and 2 of the interface «Cyclic send byte 4/9». Figure 3-9 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 40
    3. For response, program «trip». 4. Create a label that will appear in the event of an error (for example on an operator panel with display). Figure 3-10 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 41
    2. Under «Logic modules > Truth table 3I/1O > Truth table 2», define the signals and logic of truth table 2 (TT2). The unused input 3 is set by default as «false». & (false) Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 42
    3 (TT3). ≥1 4. Under «Logic modules > Truth table 3I/1O > Truth table 4», define the signals and logic of truth table 4 (TT4). & ≥1 & Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 43
    5 (TT5). ≥1 6. Under «Logic modules > Truth table 3I/1O > Truth table 6», define the signals and logic of truth table 6 (TT6). ≥1 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 44
    7 (TT7). ≥1 8. Under «Logic modules > Truth table 2I/1O > Truth table 8», define the signals and logic of truth table 8 (TT8). & Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 45
    3 Engineering 9. Under «Logic modules > Truth table 5I/2O > Truth table 9», define the signals and logic of truth table 9 (TT9). ≥1 & Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 46
    2. Define the following parameters under «Logic modules > Counter > Counter 2». – Limit value: 65535 – Input + (increment): Output Timer 1 – Reset: Output Counter 2 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 47
    3. Define the following parameters under «Logic modules > Counter > Counter 3». – Limit value: 2 – Input + (increment): OP button 1 – Reset: Output Counter 3 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 48
    2. Define the following parameters under «Logic modules > Timer > Timer 2». – Type: «with closing delay» – Limit value: 3600.0 – Input: Output signal conditioning 2 – Reset: Output Timer 1 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 49
    3. Define the following parameters under «Logic modules > Signal conditioning > Signal conditioning 3». – Type: «edge rising with memory» – Input: OP button 1 – Reset: Output Counter 3 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 50
    The limit monitor should always be active («always (on)») The limit should be specified in %, based on the motor current at the input plug. If necessary, assign a label. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 51
    («if motor is running, except TPF, with startup override (run+)»). The limit should be specified in %, based on the motor current at the input plug. If necessary, assign a label. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 52
    («if motor is running, except TPF, with startup override (run+)»). The limit should be specified in %, based on the motor current at the input plug. Add a label is necessary. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 53: Compile Parameterization

    Figure 3-11 Note If necessary, complete your configuration by networking the SIMOCODE pro V PN as a PROFINET IO device with a controller (PROFINET IO controller) that is also configured in TIA Portal. You thus have read and write access to the interconnected cyclic receive and send data.

  • Page 54: Operation

    The LED «GEN.FAULT» will blink red. – The External fault 1 will be shown on the screen with the text «Blocked». The fault is acknowledged with the softkey on the right. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

  • Page 55
    You might see the dialog for advanced online connection, which is largely the same as the «Extended download to device» dialog. Follow the instructions there, start searching for the SIMOCODE device and click «Connect» to close the dialog. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 56
    The following menus are relevant for these scenarios • «Faults» If a blockage can`t be cleared, the parameterized «External fault 1» will be displayed in the menu «Faults». Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…
  • Page 57
    In the «Measured values» menu you can monitor the live values for current and power factor in order to compare them with the programmed limits of the limit monitors. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 58
    «Service data / statistical data» In the «Service data / statistical data» menu you can monitor the live values of the timers and counters in the stall prevention logic. Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0,…
  • Page 59: Scenarios

    2. Check whether Counter 1 has the value «0». In order to reset Counter 1 to the value «0», perform a fault acknowledge operation (RESET), e.g. with the «TEST/RESET» button on the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit. 3. Start the drive with «ON>» (conveying direction).

  • Page 60
    3 Engineering 6. Acknowledge the fault in one of the following ways: – Press the «TEST/RESET» button on the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit. – Press the right-hand softkey on the operator panel. – Transmit the value «true» via PROFINET at bit 6 of the interface «Cyclic receive byte 0».
  • Page 61
    The «External fault 1» alarm will appear in TIA Portal in the online view under «Commissioning > Faults». 7. Acknowledge the fault in one of the following ways: – Press the «TEST/RESET» button on the SIMOCODE pro V PN basic unit. – Press the right-hand softkey on the operator panel. –…
  • Page 62: Useful Information

    4 Useful information Useful information Time stamping SIMOCODE pro V can time stamp digital signals. In this case, any change of signal is recorded. It is possible to log the following signals, for instance for statistical analysis: • automatic reversal run (output of Timer 1) •…

  • Page 63: Appendix

    Industry Online Support Do you have any questions or need assistance? Siemens Industry Online Support offers round the clock access to our entire service and support know-how and portfolio. The Industry Online Support is the central address for information about our products, solutions and services.

  • Page 64: Links And Literature

    Date Change V1.0 08/2015 First edition V2.0 09/2020 Complete revision • Update for SIMOCODE pro V PN • Update for SIMOCODE ES V16 and TIA Portal V16 Blocking Protection for Pumps with SIMOCODE pro V Article ID: 109478058, V2.0, 09/2020…

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Guidesimo.com webproject is not a service center of Siemens trademark and does not carries out works for diagnosis and repair of faulty Siemens SIMOCODE pro V equipment. For quality services, please contact an official service center of Siemens company. On our website you can read and download documentation for your Siemens SIMOCODE pro V device for free and familiarize yourself with the technical specifications of device.

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