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4 Engineering system ES software Introduction ■ Overview ■ Integration The functionality of the engineering system is largely covered by The ES software can be run on the ES hardware offered in this the standard engineering software. The following software op- catalog and has been tested with it. Siemens guarantees the tions are offered in addition for special functions: compatibility of hardware and software for system configurations for engineering systems with standard engineering software based on components in this catalog. SIMATIC PCS 7 V6.0 up to Service Pack 2 (already integrated in ServicePack 3 and higher): PCS 7 Option Package (S7- 400H Systems) for the engineering of automation systems with H architecture (H/F/FH systems) Version cross checker Import/export assistant Should you use basic hardware other than that offered in this catalog, please note the minimum requirements quoted in the chapter "ES/OS/BATCH/IT basic devices". If you configure your own SIMATIC PCS 7 engineering system using other/own hardware components, you carry full responsibility and will not receive any free support in the event of com- Engineering Process Safety for engineering of fail-safe syspatibility problems. tems, incl. SIMATIC Safety Matrix engineering tool Despite comprehensive tests it cannot be ruled out that the func- SIMATIC Route Control engineering tion of a SIMATIC PCS 7 system may be disturbed or impaired SIMATIC PDM Process Device Manager PCS 7 PID-Tuner for controller optimization S7-PLCSIM for the functional testing of CFC/SFC programs by additional non-system software, i.e. software not explicitly released for SIMATIC PCS 7. Therefore, the use of non-system software in the SIMATIC PCS 7 environment is your responsibility. You have no claims for free support in the event of compatibility problems. 4/4 Siemens ST PCS 7 · October 2004
■ Overview The standard engineering software provides the basic functionality for configuration of SIMATIC PCS 7 system components (automation systems, process I/Os, operator systems and SI- MATIC BATCH). It is available in packages of various size to match the number of configurable process objects (250, 2,000, 3,000, 5,000 or unlimited/8,500 POs). The number of configurable process objects can be subsequently increased at any time by means of engineering PowerPacks. The engineering software is available in various versions to suit different requirements: only for automation systems (AS) only for operator systems (OS) for automation systems and operator systems (AS/OS) The engineering software for automation systems and operator systems is available in each case with a 10-day restricted licence as an economical solution for short-term projects. ■ Function Hardware configuration in the SIMATIC manager with HW Config Essential tools of the standard engineering software and their functions: SIMATIC Manager The SIMATIC Manager is the integration platform for the engineering tools and configuration interface for all engineering tasks of the SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system. All aspects of the SIMATIC PCS 7 project are managed, archived and documented here. The SIMATIC Manager provides tools for configuring the automation systems, the I/Os and the communication networks, and allows selection of the required hardware from an electronic catalog. The various tasks for creating a plant project are supported by three different views within SIMATIC Manager: The component view for the configuration of hardware, such as automation systems, bus components or process I/Os The plant view for hierarchical structuring of the plant The process object view as the central development environment for all aspects of measuring points/process objects Plant view (plant hierarchy) The plant view is used to structure and display a project in accordance with technological aspects. A technologically oriented project structure enables the technologist to find his bearings quickly. The OS areas and the image hierarchy can also be derived from this type of hierarchy and it also forms the basis for the plant-oriented identification of process objects. Engineering system ES software Engineering standard software Plant unit overviews, in which all operable and observable CFC blocks are positioned and connected, can be generated automatically. Process object view The process object view of the SIMATIC Manager permits a universal view of the measuring point. It shows the technological hierarchy of the plant (presented in tree form) in combination with a tabular view of all aspects of the measuring point/process object (general data, parameters, signals, messages, image objects and measured value archives). All objects in the marked branch of the hierarchy are displayed in the table so that they can be directly processed with userfriendly edit, filter, replace, import and export functions. Examples of editable OS standard displays (faceplates) from the PCS 7 Library Libraries containing process control applications Preconfigured and tested blocks, faceplates and symbols are organized in libraries and form the basic elements for the graphic configuration of automation solutions. The use of these library elements plays a major role in minimizing the engineering input and project costs. The comprehensive range of blocks includes simple logic and driver blocks, technological blocks with integral alarming and HMI features such as PID controllers, motors or valves, and also blocks for the integration of PROFIBUS field devices according to PROFIBUS PA Profile 3.0 (incl. standardized evaluation of the process value status). Documentation on the libraries for process control applications can be found on the SIMATIC PCS 7 Documentation CD (see Documentation). Multi-project engineering Multi-project engineering permits division of a large complex project into several subprojects in accordance with technological criteria in order to allow several teams to work on the project in parallel. To achieve this, a host "Multi-project" is defined in the SIMATIC Manager. Individual (sub)projects can be inserted into or removed from a multi-project at any time. Similarly, projects can be merged or divided (Branch & Merge). The (sub)projects belonging to a multi-project are all saved on a central server and can be sent to a local engineering station for editing. The engineering performance is then not affected by network access. Siemens ST PCS 7 · October 2004 4/5 4
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