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2.3.12 <strong>Configuring</strong> Point-to-Point CPs<br />

Introduction to <strong>Configuring</strong> Point-to-Point CPs (PtP CPs)<br />

<strong>Configuring</strong> Central Racks<br />

As with other modules, you drag communication processors from the <strong>Hardware</strong><br />

Catalog window <strong>and</strong> arrange them <strong>and</strong> assign parameters to them in the<br />

configuration table (General Settings, Addresses <strong>and</strong> Basic Parameters).<br />

You can start the optional software for setting the procedure parameters by means<br />

of the Parameters interface in the Basic Parameters tab.<br />

For PtP CPs in a SIMATIC 400 station, you have to configure PtP connections. The<br />

following section describes the procedure briefly. You can find a more detailed<br />

description in the manuals for the PtP CPs.<br />

<strong>Configuring</strong> <strong>Connections</strong> for S7-400 PtP CPs<br />

For the connection between an S7 CPU <strong>and</strong> a partner that is connected by means<br />

of a point-to-point interface, the PtP CP represents the link.<br />

You must configure connections between the S7-400 CPU <strong>and</strong> the PtP CP.<br />

Proceed as follows:<br />

1. In HW Config, configure the PtP CP <strong>and</strong>, if the connection partner is also a PtP<br />

CP in an S7-400 station, configure the partner station also.<br />

2. Start NetPro (from HW Config: menu comm<strong>and</strong> Options > Configure<br />

Network).<br />

3. If you have already created a PtP subnet while you were configuring the PtP<br />

CP <strong>and</strong> you have networked the CP, continue with step 4;<br />

otherwise, insert a PtP subnet <strong>and</strong> use it to network the CP.<br />

4. Select the connection partner:<br />

- The connection partner is a CP 34x (PtP CP in an S7-300 station), an S5<br />

CP PtP, a printer, or a device from another manufacturer:<br />

Configure an "Other Station" as connection partner. For the "Other<br />

Station," configure a PtP interface <strong>and</strong> network this interface with the PtP<br />

subnet that you created.<br />

- The connection partner is a PtP CP for a SIMATIC 400 station:<br />

You have already configured the connection partner in step 1 <strong>and</strong> so you<br />

can continue with step 5.<br />

5. <strong>Configuring</strong> PtP <strong>Connections</strong><br />

6. Load the configuration data <strong>and</strong> the connection data into the appropriate<br />

stations.<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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