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<strong>Configuring</strong> the Distributed I/O (DP)<br />

Function<br />

Prior to displaying the topology, the "Prepare line diagnostics" function must be<br />

called initially after each modification of the hardware structure, in order to enable<br />

the diagnostic repeater to measure the PROFIBUS subnet <strong>and</strong> generate internal<br />

distance tables.<br />

The "Display the PROFIBUS Network Topology" function is used to visualize these<br />

data.<br />

If you select a subnet in a opened project <strong>and</strong> then display the topology, the nodes<br />

in the subnet are displayed along with their configured names.<br />

In addition to the visualization, the entries in the diagnostics buffer of the diagnostic<br />

repeater as well as statistical data can be read <strong>and</strong> displayed.<br />

You can write these data to a file <strong>and</strong> print it.<br />

Requirements<br />

The diagnostic repeaters must support the "Display the PROFIBUS Network<br />

Topology" function (i.e. as of order no. 6ES7 972-0AB01).<br />

The structure of the PROFIBUS network must be in compliance with the guidelines<br />

in the diagnostic repeater manual, to be able to determine distances correctly.<br />

Cascaded diagnostic repeaters, for example, may only be connected to a master<br />

diagnostic repeater via a DP1 interface.<br />

To call the "Prepare line diagnostics" function, the PG must be connected directly<br />

to the same PROFIBUS as the diagnose repeater. The "Prepare line diagnostics"<br />

function can also be called without open project.<br />

To enable the "Display the PROFIBUS Network Topology" function, you can also<br />

connect the PROFIBUS network with its diagnostic repeaters via a "Data record<br />

router" (z. B. CP 443-5 Ext V3.2) to the PG. The PG must have been assigned in<br />

the <strong>STEP</strong> 7 project (Under NetPro, use menu comm<strong>and</strong> PLC > Assign PG/PC to<br />

configure the "PG/PC" object). To enable the display of a network topology via<br />

routed diagnostic repeater, you need to open the corresponding project <strong>and</strong> select<br />

the participating PROFIBUS subnet.<br />

Procedure<br />

Do one of the following:<br />

1. In NetPro or in HW Config, select the menu comm<strong>and</strong> PLC > Prepare Line<br />

Diagnostics.<br />

2. In the SIMATIC Manager, select the menu comm<strong>and</strong> PLC > PROFIBUS ><br />

Display Network Topology; or in NetPro, select the menu comm<strong>and</strong> PLC ><br />

Display PROFIBUS Topology.<br />

Alternative: In the user program, use SFC 103 ("DP_TOPOL") to determine the<br />

topology.<br />

<strong>Configuring</strong> <strong>Hardware</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Communication</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> with <strong>STEP</strong> 7<br />

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