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P r o d u c t s<br />

T e l e S e r v i c e<br />

p Simatic TeleService: Remote maintenance via modem<br />

Covering the Distance<br />

With Simatic TeleService, remote servicing of Simatic S7 Automation<br />

Systems (AS) or Human Machine Interface (HMI) devices is possible<br />

using the programming device or Personal Computer (PC) over a fixed<br />

line or wireless network.<br />

With the help of Simatic TeleService, the<br />

connection to the automation components<br />

is extended over the telephone<br />

network to the programming device or PC. The functions<br />

to be performed, such as programming, are<br />

completed using the same tools and functionality as<br />

if the job is done locally. The user has access to the familiar<br />

functions of STEP 7 and the Engineering Tools,<br />

comparable to a local connection.<br />

TeleService Adapter II is supporting Bus connections<br />

to Multipoint Interface (MPI), Profibus DP up to<br />

12Mbit/s, Point-to-Point Interface (PPI) and TeleSer-<br />

T S A d a p t e r a n d B u s C o n n e c t i o n s<br />

vice Adapter IE to Industrial Ethernet<br />

(IE) and Profinet.<br />

Simatic TeleService extends the bus<br />

interface via the telephone network to<br />

access remote CPUs (S7- 200, -300, -<br />

400, C7, WinAC) with STEP7, ProTool,<br />

and all Simatic programming tools.<br />

Therefore no PG/PC is required on-site<br />

at the plant.<br />

The TS Adapter IE supports also remote<br />

maintenance of Simatic HMI operator<br />

panels via WinCC flexible with<br />

Sm@rtService or an Internet Browser<br />

installed on the PC/PG.<br />

Parameterization and secured access<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> AG<br />

The Simatic TeleService<br />

adapter module<br />

Adapter Bus<br />

Connection<br />

TeleService Adapter II TeleServce Adapter IE<br />

Analog ISDN Analog ISDN<br />

MPI = =<br />

Profibus = =<br />

PPI = =<br />

PROFINET = =<br />

Industrial<br />

Ethernet<br />

= =<br />

S i m a t i c T e l e S e r v i c e<br />

Simatic TeleService consists of integrated components<br />

3 TeleService Adapter II / IE<br />

3 TeleService Software V6.1 (stand-alone software)<br />

3 Function blocks (FBs) for remote maintenance, remote<br />

coupling, alarm using text messages(SMS), by e-mail or fax<br />

The connection to the automation systems is established<br />

using existing communication networks:<br />

3 Analog telephone network<br />

3 ISDN<br />

3 Mobile telephone network<br />

TeleService software V6.1 is used for the local parameterization<br />

of the Adapters. The TS Adapter IE can<br />

also be parameterized over a Remote Link or Internet<br />

Browser.<br />

Access is possible only via dial-in. The TS Adapter<br />

IE comes with a pre-configured firewall. By default<br />

the firewall only permits Simatic services. The required<br />

services, e.g. Sm@rt-Access, Sm@rt Service,<br />

can be enabled via the integrated Web interface of<br />

the Adapter.<br />

Cost-effective anytime anywhere access<br />

Simatic TeleService offers a low-cost, easy to handle<br />

application resulting to a shorter service time, less<br />

maintenance and operational costs (less travel expenses,<br />

lower on-call/onsite requirements, less configuration<br />

hassles).<br />

Remote access through Simatic TeleService enables<br />

the user to access and perform maintenance for<br />

Simatic PLCs, HMI and remote coupling from a central<br />

service center effecting an “anytime, anywhere”<br />

access to plants and machines. <br />

p<br />

info<br />

contact<br />

www.siemens.com/simatic/industriesoftware<br />

christian.kopplin@siemens.com<br />

ideas singapore | 2008 19

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