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SIMATIC PCS 7 Process Control System - Siemens

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The safety-related <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 automation systems at the<br />

controller level are categorized in accordance with the two design<br />

versions as follows:<br />

• Single stations<br />

AS 412F, AS 414F and AS 417F with only one CPU (safetyrelated)<br />

• Redundant stations<br />

AS 412FH, AS 414FH and AS 417FH with two redundant<br />

CPUs (safety-related and fault-tolerant)<br />

Single stations and redundant stations are available as preassembled<br />

and tested all-in-one systems (AS bundles) without<br />

extra charge. They are based on the hardware of the AS 412H,<br />

AS 414H or AS 417H fault-tolerant automation systems expanded<br />

by safety functions with S7 F <strong>System</strong>s.<br />

Similar to the fault-tolerant systems used as a basis, the RAM of<br />

the safety-related AS bundles varies as follows:<br />

AS type RAM<br />

AS 412F/FH 768 KB (512 KB for program and 256 KB for data)<br />

AS 414F/FH 2.8 MB (1.4 MB each for program and data)<br />

AS 417F/FH 30 MB (15 MB each for program and data)<br />

All F/FH systems are TÜV-certified and comply with the safety<br />

requirements up to SIL 3 according to IEC 61508.<br />

In the systems with multitasking capability, several programs<br />

can be executed simultaneously in one CPU – basic process<br />

control (B<strong>PCS</strong>) applications or also safety-related applications.<br />

The programs are reaction-free, i.e. faults in B<strong>PCS</strong> applications<br />

have no effect on safety-related applications, and vice versa.<br />

Special tasks with very short response times can also be implemented.<br />

The redundant FH systems operating according to the 1-out-of-<br />

2 principle consist of two subsystems of identical design. These<br />

are electrically isolated from each other to achieve optimum<br />

EMC, and are synchronized with each other via fiber-optic cables.<br />

A bumpless switchover is made from the active subsystem<br />

to the standby subsystem in the event of a fault. The two subsystems<br />

can be present in the same rack or separated by up to<br />

10 km. The spatial separation provides additional security in the<br />

case of extreme influences in the environment of the active subsystem,<br />

e.g. resulting from a fire.<br />

The redundancy of the FH systems is only used to increase the<br />

availability. It is not relevant to processing of the safety functions<br />

and the associated fault detection.<br />

Runtime licenses<br />

Each AS bundle is already provided as standard with the<br />

<strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 AS Runtime license for 100 process objects<br />

(PO). The number of process objects can be extended by additional<br />

Runtime licenses for 100, 1000 or 10000 POs. The process<br />

objects of additional Runtime licenses can be added to process<br />

objects which already exist. The number and type (e.g. 100 or<br />

1000) of additional Runtime licenses are irrelevant. The<br />

AS Runtime licenses are administered on a <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7<br />

engineering system or in the <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 BOX.<br />

© <strong>Siemens</strong> AG 2008<br />

Automation systems<br />

Safety-related automation systems<br />

Communication over the plant bus<br />

The safety-related automation systems are connected as standard<br />

to the plant bus using one communications processor per<br />

AS (F-systems) or sub-AS (FH-systems).<br />

The plant bus can be implemented in the form of a ring structure,<br />

which can also be configured with redundant architecture if the<br />

availability requirements are high. When there are two redundant<br />

rings it makes sense to use two communications processors per<br />

AS (F-systems) or sub-AS (FH-systems) and to distribute their<br />

connections between the two rings(4-way connection). Double<br />

faults such as failure of the OSM/SCALANCE switch on ring 1<br />

with simultaneous interruption in the bus cable on ring 2 can thus<br />

be tolerated.<br />

Individual configuration of AS bundles<br />

The equipment of the safety-related automation systems as well<br />

as their Order Nos. can be individually compiled by selecting<br />

preconfigured ordering units. <strong>System</strong>-specific ordering configurations<br />

are available for this purpose in the following Section<br />

"Selection and ordering data".<br />

These are divided into:<br />

• Single stations: AS 412F, AS 414F and AS 417F with only one<br />

CPU<br />

• Redundant stations: AS 412FH, AS 414FH and AS 417FH with<br />

two redundant CPUs, mounted on one common rack (UR2-H)<br />

or two separate racks (UR2)<br />

In order to rapidly access the recommended preferred configurations,<br />

these are additionally listed with their complete order<br />

numbers.<br />

As an alternative to the ordering data in this catalog, the<br />

configurator offered in the catalog & online ordering system<br />

"A&D Mall" (www.siemens.com/automation/mall) can also be<br />

used to select and order safety-related automation systems for<br />

<strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7.<br />

Ordering information<br />

The AS 412F/FH automation systems currently only support<br />

sync modules with a range up to 10 m. Fiber-optic sync cables<br />

longer than 1 m must always be ordered separately (2 of each<br />

required).<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> ST <strong>PCS</strong> 7 · Update November 2008<br />

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