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SIMATIC PCS 7 Process Control System - Siemens

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<strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 supports multi-user systems with up to<br />

12 OS servers or 12 redundant OS pairs of servers. In multiclient<br />

mode, OS clients can access data from one or more of the<br />

12 OS servers/pairs of servers in parallel (up to 32 OS clients simultaneously<br />

on all).<br />

The OS servers are designed in addition with client functions<br />

which permit them to access the data (archives, messages,<br />

tags, variables) from the other OS servers of the multi-user system.<br />

This means that process graphics on one OS server can<br />

also be linked with variables on other OS servers (area-independent<br />

displays).<br />

Like the OS single stations, the OS servers can be connected to<br />

the Industrial Ethernet plant bus using a CP 1613 communications<br />

processor or a standard FastEthernet card with Basic Comunication<br />

Ethernet (BCE). A 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Ethernet RJ45<br />

port is already onboard and can be used for connecting to an<br />

OS LAN (terminal bus).<br />

The CP 1613 communication integrated in the IE version of the<br />

ES/OS single station and the OS server is a combination of<br />

CP 1613 communications processor and S7-1613 communications<br />

software. When using fault-tolerant automation systems,<br />

the <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 Workstation requires the S7-REDCONNECT<br />

software instead of the S7-1613 communications software. The<br />

S7-REDCONNECT Upgrade is suitable for upgrading the communications<br />

software (for ordering data, see page 9/28).<br />

© <strong>Siemens</strong> AG 2007<br />

Operator system<br />

OS hardware<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> ST <strong>PCS</strong> 7 · November 2007<br />

Introduction<br />

OS archiving<br />

The operator system already includes a high-performance archiving<br />

system based on Microsoft SQL Server with cyclic archives<br />

for short-term saving of process values and messages/<br />

events (alarms). This short-term archive can be combined with<br />

a long-term archive on the basis of StoragePlus or the central archive<br />

server (CAS).<br />

The StoragePlus provided for the bottom performance range is<br />

able to archive approx. 1600 process values/s from a total of<br />

4 single stations/servers/pairs of servers. The powerful CAS satisfies<br />

much higher requirements. It can be configured as a single<br />

server or as a redundant pair of servers, and can archive approx.<br />

10000 values/s from up to 11 servers/pairs of servers. The<br />

data managed in StoragePlus and in the CAS can be saved on<br />

all storage media supported by the operating system. This requires<br />

additional hardware and software, e.g. a DVD writer with<br />

suitable burning software.<br />

The StoragePlus computer and the CAS are stations on the<br />

OS LAN (terminal bus), and are not connected to the plant bus.<br />

When using a <strong>SIMATIC</strong> <strong>PCS</strong> 7 Industrial Workstation as the hardware<br />

platform, the 10/100/1000 Mbit/s Ethernet RJ45 port already<br />

onboard can be used for connecting to the OS LAN.<br />

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