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Migration to SIMATIC PCS 7<br />

Migration TELEPERM M<br />

Introduction<br />

■ Overview<br />

The TELEPERM ® M process control system from <strong>Siemens</strong> has<br />

proven itself worldwide in many different industry sectors in the<br />

past 20 years. More than 15,000 installed systems have proven<br />

their performance, reliability <strong>and</strong> user-friendliness in many years<br />

of service, even under extreme operating conditions.<br />

Many users are faced with the need to adapt their production operations<br />

to market requirements, which means having to exp<strong>and</strong><br />

or modernize their plants.<br />

SIMATIC PCS 7, the succesor generation for the process control<br />

system, was introduced by <strong>Siemens</strong> in 1997 for new plants <strong>and</strong><br />

plant expansions, <strong>and</strong> offers an open platform for modern, forward-looking<br />

<strong>and</strong> economical automation solutions in all industries.<br />

The installed platform of the old process control system represents<br />

an immense investment in hardware <strong>and</strong> application software<br />

as well as a wealth of valuable <strong>and</strong> complex know-how accumulated<br />

by operating <strong>and</strong> maintenance personnel.<br />

The objective of the migration is to modernize the existing platform<br />

step-by-step without changing the system, <strong>and</strong> at the same<br />

time to guarantee past investments for as long as possible. For<br />

this purpose, <strong>Siemens</strong> has been offering optimized migration solutions<br />

for the transition from TELEPERM M to SIMATIC PCS 7<br />

since 1996. The range of migration products covers hardware<br />

<strong>and</strong> software components as well as services for converting application<br />

software, on-site conversions, <strong>and</strong> the migration of<br />

complete systems.<br />

2/2<br />

<strong>Siemens</strong> ST PCS 7 · October 2004<br />

At the beginning, the main migration of customers was the stepby-step<br />

modernization <strong>and</strong> functional expansion of individual<br />

components of the existing TELEPERM M systems:<br />

Replacement of existing automation systems by future-compatible<br />

automation systems under the premise of importing<br />

existing application software <strong>and</strong> TELEPERM M I/O.<br />

Replacement of operation <strong>and</strong> monitoring systems by operator<br />

systems on the basis of SIMATIC PCS 7<br />

Integration of the distributed SIMATIC process I/Os<br />

Customers are increasingly choosing a more direct migration of<br />

TELEPERM M to SIMATIC PCS 7. They are selecting the full<br />

range of SIMATIC system components, which have been proven<br />

worldwide. They therefore benefit from the characteristics of a<br />

modern process control system <strong>and</strong> the synergies of TIA, <strong>and</strong><br />

are able at the same time to continue using their existing<br />

TELEPERM M I/Os. <strong>Siemens</strong> supports this trend by means of<br />

new migration products as well as optimized services <strong>and</strong> inhouse<br />

tools for hardware <strong>and</strong> software conversion.<br />

With the modern, pioneering SIMATIC PCS 7 process control<br />

system, innovative migration solutions <strong>and</strong> services, many years<br />

of know-how in process control engineering <strong>and</strong> migration, as<br />

well as worldwide servicing, <strong>Siemens</strong> demonstrates its expertise<br />

in the process control engineering field <strong>and</strong> offers the security of<br />

a reliable partner.

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