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6 Libraries/blocks/tools PCS 7 SOE: Function block for signal recording with 1 ms resolution ■ Overview 6/6 Siemens ST PCS 7.1 · September 2005 ■ Function The SOE driver offers: • Individual messages Each change of status of the process signals is transmitted to the SIMATIC PCS 7 operator system with a resolution of 1 ms. • Double messages Defined states of 2 signals and intermediate states are signaled. • Fleeting indications Changes of state of the inputs from "0" to "1" are transmitted. • Bit pattern 8/16/24/32 bit Freely definable states of equipment can be recorded. • Transformer stages Defined and undefined states of transformer stage encoders are signaled. • Count values Up to 16 count values of the module can be read out. ■ Selection and Ordering Data Order No. The function block PCS 7 SOE enables the SIMATIC PCS 7 pro- SICAM MCP (time synchroniza- 6MD1 010-0BA00 cess control system to process events with a resolution of 1 ms. tion version) With the aid of this function block, externally time-stamped events are processed in the automation system and signaled in correct sequence to the operator system. If the connection to the Module for synchronization of SICAM DI32 SICAM DI32 operator system is faulty, the PCS 7 SOE can buffer as many as Input module for signal recording 2000 messages by default. Additional 1927 messages can be buffered in an additional data block. The PCS 7 SOE function block requires the input module SICAM DI32 for the signal recording. The SICAM DI32 input • 24 ... 60 V • 110 ... 125 V Plustool 6MD1 021-0AA00 6MD1 021-0BA00 On request modules are time-synchronized by means of an external Tool for hardware configuration of DCF 77/GPS receiver and the SICAM MCP synchronization module. the SICAM modules on CD-ROM incl. authorization In both the central unit and the expansion unit of a 41x automation system, as many as ten SICAM DI32 input modules can be operated. Driver block PCS 7 SOE for SIMATIC PCS 7 V5.x, V6.0 and V6.1 Single license Runtime for a 6AT4 813-0CB05-0YA0 C) The PCS 7 SOE is configured using the CFC Editor of SIMATIC SICAM DI32 in a SIMATIC PCS 7 PCS 7. automation system AS 41x C) Subject to export regulations AL: N, ECCN: EAR99S ■ More information PCS 7 SOE Siemens AG A&D SE SH 6 Phone: +49 911 750 9110 Fax: +49 911 750 9105 SICAM hotline Phone: +49 180 524 7000 E-mail: ptd.support@siemens.com
■ Overview The PCS 7 Scheduler permits the time-controlled activation of user-defined actions in SIMATIC PCS 7. It can be used not only at the server and client level, but also at the multi-client level. Libraries/blocks/tools PCS 7 scheduler: Time-controlled, user-defined actions ■ Function The PCS 7 scheduler offers: • Graphical user interface • Integration in the operator station as OCX • Data management in its own database (Access) • Management and configuration of control programs and time schedules and time switch plans • Integration of the global script editor of the operator station as configuration interface for the control programs • Test functionality for control programs • Prioritization of the control actions according to daily, weekly, special day and one-off plan • Configuration of own calendar • Support of cyclic actions in one time interval • Transmission of one operator message per control action • Generation of the current day’s processes (with preview function) • Report function • Connection to the OS user administration • Automatic adaptation of language to the current OS project language (German, English and French are currently supported) ■ Design ■ Selection and Ordering Data Order No. The PCS 7 scheduler is divided into two modules: PCS 7 scheduler: On request • an operator interface which is integrated as OCX in an OS im- for SIMATIC PCS 7 V5.2, V6.0 and age and V6.1 • a background process which initiates the switching actions. Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP operating system Switching actions may be, for example, the triggering of switching commands (light ON/OFF), changes to setpoints or limits, calculations or printouts at a defined time. Such actions are collected into "control programs". The Global Script Editor of the operator station is integrated in order to configure these control programs. This means that all the options of the OS script pro- Runtime license for one operator station (OS single station, OS server or OS client) gramming are available for creating the control programs. In a multi-client environment the user also has an overview of the ■ More information complete system. Siemens AG The configuration takes place during the operator station runt- A&D SE SH 6 ime! Phone: +49 911 750 9110 By assigning times to a control program, "control schedules" are produced. The PCS 7 scheduler distinguishes between various types of schedule (in ascending order of priority): Fax: +49 911 750 9105 • Daily schedule (lowest processing priority) • Weekly schedule • Special day schedule • One-off schedule (highest priority). Additional information is available in the Internet under: The special days can be managed and configured in their own calendar. A current daily sequence is generated on the basis of all the configured schedules. This is visualized on the user interface and processed in the background. http://www2.automation.siemens.com/sw-haus/html_76/process.htm Siemens ST PCS 7.1 · September 2005 6/7 6
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