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4 Engineering system SIMATIC Route Control SIMATIC Route Control Engineering ■ Overview Route Control Engineering Tool Once the RC-relevant basic data of a PCS 7 project have been adopted in a Route Control project, the next step is to configure the RC-specific objects with the Route Control Engineering Tool: Partial Routes: Dividing the transport routes into partial routes helps to increase flexibility and to minimize the amount of configuration work through grouping. Relevant partial route parameters: "bidirectional" and "priority" (when searching for a route, the lowest total of partial route priorities is decisive for the overall route) Locations: The beginning and end of each partial route - and hence the source and destination of a material transport - are marked by locations. The locations are also parameters for requesting a material transport (source, destination, intermediate locations/via). Interconnections: The RC elements are incorporated in a partial route and thus "interconnected" with it. As a result, the RC elements acquire additional properties depending on their type (e.g. "close valve" in base position). These properties can be edited in configuration windows. The configuration of Route Control builds on the basic configuration of the SIMATIC PCS 7 process control system using blocks from the PCS 7 Standard Library. Technological elements of relevance for Route Control (RC elements) are adapted in the CFC Editor using uniform interface blocks from the Route Control Library. This means that existing plants are also easy to upgrade with SIMATIC Route Control. Detailed information, see the chapter "SIMATIC Route Control". Function Catalogs: The partial routes can be assigned to certain function catalogs, e.g. "Cleaning" or "Product Transport", according to technological and product-specific aspects. When searching for routes, function catalogs allow you to limit the results to the type of material transport. Function Steps/Sequence Functions Each function catalog includes as many as 32 configurable ■ Function The SIMATIC Route Control Engineering program package with the following configuration components is available in addition to the basic tools of the SIMATIC PCS 7 Engineering System for configuring Route Control applications: technological sequence functions, e.g. base position of the control elements, open transport valves, open source valve, switch on pump. Together with the RC elements interconnected in the partial routes, the sequence functions determine the sequence of the material transport. Special configuration functions make it easier to perform repetitive routine and extend the range of options for controlling mate- Route Control Library rial transports, e.g.: The Route Control Library contains blocks for RC configuration, blocks for creating transport routes, and interface blocks for RC elements: control (actuator) elements, sensor elements, pa- Exporting configuration data in the form of CSV files to Microsoft Excel, copying and editing the data there, and then reimporting the files into Route Control rameter (RC setpoint) elements and connection elements (material data related to a partial route). It is made available in the catalog of the CFC Editor. Controlling the joint use of partial routes by configurable function IDs Checking material compatibilities and interlocking partial Route Control Wizard routes in case of incompatible material sequences based on the material ID saved in the connection element of the partial The Route Control Wizard is the interface between the RC con- route figuration and the SIMATIC PCS 7 basic configuration. The wizard, which can be called up from the SIMATIC Manager menu, Connecting to the route block in runtime the dynamic (exter- receives the RC-specific configuration data of the SIMATIC nal) setpoint values arriving from the process (e.g. weighed PCS 7 project for importing into the Route Control Engineering. quantity) In doing so it carries out a plausibility check, defines the AS-OS ■ Selection and Ordering Data Order No. and AS-AS communication connections and configures the RC server signals. SIMATIC Route Control Engineering V6.0 Single license for 1 installation, trilingual (German, English, French) Software and electronic documentation on the CD SIMATIC Route Control V6.0 Type of delivery: CD SIMATIC Route Control V6.0, certificate of license and authorization diskette 6ES7 658-7DX06-0YA0 D) 4/14 Siemens ST PCS 7 · October 2004 D) Subject to export regulations: AL: N, ECCN: 5D992B1
■ Overview Configuration options with SIMATIC PDM SIMATIC PDM (Process Device Manager) is a universal, vendorindependent tool for the configuration, parameterization, commissioning, diagnosis and servicing of intelligent field devices (sensors and actuators) and field components (remote I/Os, multiplexers, control-room devices, compact controllers), which in the following sections will be referred to simply as devices. Using one software, SIMATIC PDM enables the processing of more than 1,000 devices from Siemens and over 100 vendors worldwide on one homogeneous user interface. With respect to device integration, SIMATIC PDM is the most powerful device manager available on the world market. Devices which previously were not supported can be easily integrated in SIMATIC PDM at any time by importing their device descriptions (EDD). This provides security for your investment and saves you investment costs, training expenses and consequential costs. Parameters and functions for all supported devices are displayed in a consistent and uniform fashion independent of their communications interface. ■ Design Engineering system ES software SIMATIC PDM Siemens ST PCS 7 · October 2004 Introduction Product Versions SIMATIC PDM is available in two product versions: as the SIMATIC PDM Package for SIMATIC PCS 7/S7, fully integrated in the central engineering system of SIMATIC PCS 7 or in STEP 7, or as the SIMATIC PDM Stand-alone, on a mobile computer (Microsoft Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 or XP Professional) on PROFIBUS or with direct connection to the device. Customer-oriented product structure SIMATIC PDM is optimally adapted to the customer’s needs and structured to enable the customer to put together his very own product with the functionality actually required. Which product components he selects depends on whether SIMATIC PDM is operated in the SIMATIC PCS 7 context or in stand-alone mode. Depending on the number of devices integrated in a project or diagnosed in the lifelist, SIMATIC PDM is infinitely scalable from 4 TAGs (stand-alone version) or 128 TAGs, through 128/512/1.024/2.048 TAGs, to an unlimited number of TAGs. Every device (e.g. transmitter, positioner etc.) corresponds to one TAG, and the number of TAGs within a project is monitored by SIMATIC PDM. 4/15 4
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