Catalog ST PCS 7.1 - September 2005

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6 Libraries/blocks/tools MFL: Modular PCS 7 block library for technological functions ■ Overview "MFL" is a modular function block library for the SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system V5.2, V6.0 and V6.1. This library enables the maximum performance to be obtained from SIMATIC PCS 7 and allows flexible response to specific technological demands. The blocks offered for technological functions such as motor, valve, controller etc. are implemented with small, fast basic blocks. These are delivered together with the CFC sources and can therefore be adapted flexibly if there are special requirements. All blocks of a process tag can be visualized and operated by means of a variable faceplate. Operator panels can also be integrated into the SIMATIC PCS 7 system configuration by means of the MFL for on-site operation. ■ Application The PCS 7 library "MFL" includes function blocks for: • Motor, 1 direction of rotation • Motor, 2 directions of rotation • Motor, 2 speeds • Motor FU • Valves • Motor slide • Controller • Proportioning • Interlocking block • Analog value monitoring. 6/2 Siemens ST PCS 7.1 · September 2005 ■ Function Modular blocks In contrast to other libraries, blocks for the implementation of technological functions such as motor, valve, controller etc. are created in MFL from small, fast basic blocks that are graphically interconnected in the CFC and subsequently translated as a block type. Since the graphical sources are also supplied, the user can, if required, very easily adapt the blocks to specific industries or plants without having to develop new basic functions, e.g. fault philosophy, special control logic or colors. Adaptable faceplates For special applications, blocks can be used several times or different blocks can be combined with one another (4-way valves, motors with special on-site switches etc.) and the faceplates can be correspondingly adapted. The number and functions of the required keys, symbols, and status displays can be programmed in interactive mode. Process tag-oriented faceplates In contrast to other libraries, in which each block has its own faceplate, the faceplate for the MFL is not rigidly linked with a structure variable, but adapts itself dynamically to the called CFC-Typical. All operable blocks belonging to a process tag can thus be visualized and operated by means of a shared faceplate (see graphic with one motor block, two interlock blocks, current indicator and operating hours counter). Multiple views Blocks may occur several times within one process tag, e.g. several locking function blocks for one motor. The faceplate then adapts itself automatically to the conditions, and enables the operator to choose the required block by means of a popup menu (release, automatic etc.). Similarly, the view of a block is not displayed if it is not a component of the process tag. ■ More information Actemium Controlmatic Hegenheimer Str. 4 D-79576 Weil am Rhein, Germany Phone: +49 7621 6603-0 E-mail: pcs7.mfl@actemium.de Additional information is available in the Internet under: http://www.actemium.com
■ Overview One outstanding feature of modern process control systems is that they use standardized, modular software functions for the automation and visualization of process engineering processes. With the software library "PTE400 V6", you receive a collection of tried and tested technological function blocks for the rational and cost-effective generation of SIMATIC PCS 7 user software for process automation and visualization. These blocks have a high level of standardization, cover a wide range of functions and meet the requirements of virtually every industry, e.g. chemical, pharmaceutical, food, beverages and tobacco, oil and gas, water supply and treatment, and cement. Block variants with different levels of functionality and faceplates allowing central modification permit flexible adaptation to project-specific requirements and special customer needs. You can benefit from the great potential for rationalization and the numerous advantages offered by standardization in terms of validation and in the phases of bidding, engineering, commissioning, qualification and operation, while retaining all the necessary flexibility. ■ Function Libraries/blocks/tools PTE400: PCS 7 block library for technological functions The PTE400 library offers blocks for the following functions: • Analog value monitoring • PID control • Analog actuators • Motor block with 1 control • Motor with 2 directions of rotation • Motor with 2 speeds • Motor for speed-controlled drives • Motor slide • Control block for open/close valves • Control block for multiway valves • Proportioning block with coarse/fine flow • Interlocking block • Binary value monitoring • Step controller function • Fast shutdown for drives • Motor slide with analog position feedback • Binary value operation 1-from-8 and 1-from-32 • Setpoint input • Central setpoint and parameter input • Pre-warning for open drives • Time switch function • Ratio formation • Quantity value recording • Count value recording • Operating cycle and operating hours counter • Time trigger function • "Interface Connection" function Siemens ST PCS 7.1 · September 2005 6/3 6
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