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Configuring Hardware and Communication Connections STEP 7.pdf

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<strong>Configuring</strong> <strong>Connections</strong><br />

Case 3: Configuration with redundant H-stations (local <strong>and</strong> remote), four partial<br />

connections possible<br />

If redundant H-stations are connected in a subnet, then a maximum of four partial<br />

connections is possible. One connection resource is reserved for each of the H-<br />

CPUs, <strong>and</strong> two connection resources are reserved for each of the CPs involved<br />

The following partial connections are possible:<br />

From H-CPU0/CP0 (local station) to CP0 /H-CPU0 (partner station)<br />

From H-CPU1/CP1 (local station) to CP1 /H-CPU1 (partner station)<br />

From H-CPU0/CP0 (local station) to CP1 /H-CPU1 (partner station)<br />

From H-CPU1/CP1 (local station) to CP0 /H-CPU0 (partner station)<br />

(1) Partial connection<br />

(2) Fault-tolerant S7 connection<br />

Case 4: Configuration with non-redundant H-Station <strong>and</strong> two CPs (local) <strong>and</strong> a<br />

redundant H-Station (remote)<br />

If the local station is fitted with a total of two CPs, then one connection resource is<br />

reserved on the local H-CPU <strong>and</strong> one connection resource is reserved on each of<br />

the local CPs.<br />

(1) Partial connection<br />

(2) Fault-tolerant S7 connection<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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