Siemens Welding System ST PCS 7 사용자 설명서
Automation systems
Fault-tolerant automation systems
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Siemens ST PCS 7 · Update November 2008
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Individual configuration of AS bundles
The equipment of the fault-tolerant automation systems as well
as their Order Nos. can be individually compiled by selecting
preconfigured ordering units. System-specific ordering configu-
rations are available for this purpose in the following Section
"Selection and ordering data".
as their Order Nos. can be individually compiled by selecting
preconfigured ordering units. System-specific ordering configu-
rations are available for this purpose in the following Section
"Selection and ordering data".
These are divided into:
• Single stations: AS 412-3-1H, AS 414-4-1H and AS 417-4-1H
with only one CPU, e.g. for the following cases:
- Subsequent expansion to a redundant system
- Redundant configuration on UR1 racks, comprising 2 Single
- Subsequent expansion to a redundant system
- Redundant configuration on UR1 racks, comprising 2 Single
Stations, 4 sync modules and 2 sync fiber-optic cables
• Redundant stations: AS 412-3-2H, AS 414-4-2H and
AS 417-4-2H with two redundant CPUs, mounted on one com-
mon rack (UR2-H) or two separate racks (UR2)
mon rack (UR2-H) or two separate racks (UR2)
In order to rapidly access the recommended preferred configu-
rations, these are additionally listed with their complete Order
Numbers.
rations, these are additionally listed with their complete Order
Numbers.
As an alternative to the ordering data in this catalog, the
configurator offered in the catalog & online ordering system
"A&D Mall" (www.siemens.com/automation/mall) can also be
used to select and order fault-tolerant automation systems for
SIMATIC PCS 7.
configurator offered in the catalog & online ordering system
"A&D Mall" (www.siemens.com/automation/mall) can also be
used to select and order fault-tolerant automation systems for
SIMATIC PCS 7.
Ordering information:
For a redundant configuration based on 2 Single Stations, you
additionally require 4 sync modules (up to 10 m or 10 km) and
2 fiber-optic sync cables. Their selection depends on the dis-
tance between the two Single Stations.
The AS 412H (AS 412-3-1H/AS 412-3-2H) automation systems
currently only support sync modules with a range up to 10 m.
Fiber-optic sync cables longer than 1 m must always be ordered
separately (2 of each required).
additionally require 4 sync modules (up to 10 m or 10 km) and
2 fiber-optic sync cables. Their selection depends on the dis-
tance between the two Single Stations.
The AS 412H (AS 412-3-1H/AS 412-3-2H) automation systems
currently only support sync modules with a range up to 10 m.
Fiber-optic sync cables longer than 1 m must always be ordered
separately (2 of each required).
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Function
The fault-tolerant automation systems of SIMATIC PCS 7 are
based on the 1-out-of-2 principle. In the event of a fault, they
switch over to the standby system. These systems use a com-
pletely redundant design to maximize availability. Therefore all
important system components are present twice, such as:
based on the 1-out-of-2 principle. In the event of a fault, they
switch over to the standby system. These systems use a com-
pletely redundant design to maximize availability. Therefore all
important system components are present twice, such as:
• Central processing unit
• Power supply
• Hardware for linking the two CPUs
Which other components are also made available in pairs in the
interest of availability depends on the application-specific sys-
tem architecture.
interest of availability depends on the application-specific sys-
tem architecture.
The two subsystems of a redundant automation system are elec-
trically isolated from one another. This increases the system sta-
bility with respect to electromagnetic interference.
trically isolated from one another. This increases the system sta-
bility with respect to electromagnetic interference.
The firmware of the fault-tolerant automation systems can be up-
dated in two ways:
dated in two ways:
• Per Flash-EPROM memory card (8 MB)
• From the central engineering system via the Industrial Ether-
net plant bus
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