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Downloading
Configuring Hardware and Communication Connections with STEP 7
A5E00706939-01
14-5
14.3 Downloading the Network Configuration to a
Programmable Controller
Requirement
Here we shall assume that the entire project was already configured, meaning you
have:
• Configured all stations
• Created all subnets and set their properties
• Configured connections (if required)
• Set the PG/PC interface so that communication between the PG/PC and the
programmable controller is possible via the connected subnet.
• Checked the configuration for consistency
Only when a configuration is free of errors, meaning when all networked modules
in a subnet have unique node addresses and when their actual configuration
matches the network configuration you have created should you download the
configuration via the subnet (Industrial Ethernet, PROFIBUS or MPI) to the
programmable controllers.
- 6ES7810-4CA08-8BW0 1
- Safety Guidelines 2
- Qualified Personnel 2
- Prescribed Usage 2
- Trademarks 2
- Preface 3
- Online Help 5
- Further Support 6
- Training Centers 6
- Technical Support 7
- Contents 9
- A5E00706939-01 10
- Configuring 15
- Assigning Parameters 15
- Window for Configuring 17
- Properties of CPUs 20
- Special Feature of HW Config 21
- Recognizing Available Slots 25
- Handling Complex Stations 26
- Moving Modules 27
- Exchanging Modules 27
- Other Sources of Information 31
- 2 Configuring Central Racks 33
- (SIM 374 IN/OUT 16) 34
- Module Group (M7-300) 35
- Central Rack 36
- Expansion Rack 36
- Capability (S7-400) 37
- 2.3.1 Creating a Station 39
- Simplified Procedure 42
- 2.3.8 Assigning Addresses 44
- Hardware 46
- Monitor 47
- Window? 56
- (> 4 Bytes) 57
- '3PDVWHU 58
- '3VODYH 58
- '3VODYH '3VODYH 58
- '3PDVWHUV\VWHP 58
- Slave > I Slave) 60
- DP Master 63
- Separating DP Master Systems 64
- Inserting a DP Master System 64
- Types of DP Slaves 65
- SYNC Control Command 68
- FREEZE Control Command 68
- 3.6.2 ET 200S 69
- Undoing Address Packing 70
- Overview of the Procedure 72
- 3.6.4 ET 200S in DPV1 Mode 74
- 3.6.5 ET 200iS 75
- 3.6.6 PROFIBUS PA 77
- 3.6.7 HART Modules 78
- Sample Configuration 81
- 3.7 Intelligent DP Slaves 82
- How to Assign Addresses 89
- 3-38 A5E00706939-01 90
- Hardware Interrupt 93
- Starting Configuration 98
- Special Feature: 100
- Data Exchange 102
- Rules and Notes 103
- I1 from slave 104
- Requirements 105
- Procedure 105
- Overwriting *.GSD Files 106
- STEP 7 V5.1, Service Pack 3 107
- Special Features: 107
- STEP 7 V5.3 108
- STEP 7 V5.3 Service Pack 1 108
- Devices 109
- 3.10 DPV1 110
- Diagnostic Address 112
- The Slot Model for DPV1 117
- Addresses of the DP Slave 120
- Summary 121
- 3.11 Diagnostic Repeater 122
- '3 125
- Function 126
- Display of the Nodes 127
- Subnets 130
- Additional Information 133
- PROFIBUS DP 134
- Synchronization 136
- Isochrone Mode in HW Config 139
- Optimizing the Configuration 142
- Creating a User Program 142
- Overlapping Processing 144
- 4.1.1 What is PROFINET IO? 145
- Similarities and differences 147
- IP addresses 148
- Device names 148
- Structured device names 149
- Device number 149
- No. Description 150
- (1) PROFINET device 150
- (3) PROFIBUS devices 150
- Assign addresses 155
- Startup 155
- Requirement 159
- PROFINET IO Controller 159
- External IO Controllers 159
- Configuring IO devices 160
- Navigation options 160
- Designations for IO Systems 162
- Disconnecting an IO system 162
- Inserting an IO system 162
- Restrictions 165
- Configuring in HW Config 167
- Exceptions 168
- Nodes displayed 169
- Calling diagnostic functions 170
- Manager or NetPro 171
- Starting the CPU 172
- Limiting Network Load 178
- 5.4 Creating a Sync Domain 180
- 5.5 Setting Update Times 181
- Principle 183
- Recommendation 183
- Configuring the Sender 183
- Configuring the Receiver 184
- 5.9 Media Redundancy 185
- Default Setting 186
- (SIMATIC PC based) 189
- SoftPLC 192
- SlotPLC 192
- Further Information 192
- Versions 193
- Meaning Icon 195
- 6-8 A5E00706939-01 196
- Configurations 197
- Introduction 198
- Applications 198
- What is exported/imported? 198
- Export File 199
- Procedure (Exporting) 199
- Procedure (Importing) 199
- What is Exported? 201
- What is Not Exported? 201
- Export Files 201
- Error Analysis after Import 203
- 7-8 A5E00706939-01 204
- (Multicomputing) 205
- Slot Rules 207
- Bus Connection 207
- Basic Procedure 209
- 8.3 Programming CPUs 212
- 9-2 A5E00706939-01 214
- 10 Configuring H-Systems 215
- Configuring H-Systems 216
- 10-2 A5E00706939-01 216
- Subnets and Stations 217
- Assigning MPI Addresses 219
- Assigning PROFIBUS Addresses 219
- MAC Address 220
- IP Address 221
- What Is Exported/Imported? 223
- Procedure (Export) 225
- Procedure (Import) 225
- Networking Stations 226
- 11-10 A5E00706939-01 226
- Editing a Station in NetPro 229
- Important: 231
- Requirement: 234
- Overview 235
- Selecting the Correct Object 235
- 3URILEXV 237
- 3URILEXV 237
- ("PG/PC(2)"): 238
- Alternative Procedure 240
- Help on a Message/Warning 241
- Saving Messages/Warnings 241
- Saving and Compiling 242
- Configuring Connections 243
- Copying Subnets and Stations 244
- Reducing Subnet Lengths 245
- Selecting a Master System 245
- Highlighting a Master System 245
- Online Access to Modules 245
- Network Gateway 246
- Configuration? 248
- TeleService or WAN 249
- 11-34 A5E00706939-01 250
- 11-36 A5E00706939-01 252
- 12 Configuring Connections 253
- Type of Communication 254
- Connection Types 256
- Point-to-Point Connection 257
- FMS Connection 257
- FDL Connection 257
- ISO Transport Connection 258
- ISO-on-TCP Connection 258
- TCP Connection 259
- UDP Connection 259
- E-Mail Connection 259
- Resources 260
- SEND/RECEIVE Interface 261
- FMS Interface 262
- Connections 265
- Station (remote) 267
- Optimizing the Column Width 272
- Sorting the Connection Table 272
- Go To Partner Station 273
- Remedies 274
- Connection Status 275
- Exiting Connection Status 276
- Project 278
- Special Feature 280
- S7 Connections 293
- 12.14 Saving Connections 295
- 12-44 A5E00706939-01 296
- What Are Global Data? 297
- Data Transfer Process 298
- GD Resources 299
- Example 1: 300
- Example 2: 300
- What is a GD Circle? 301
- GD 1.1.1 302
- >MW0:10 IW0:10 IW0:10 302
- GD 2.1.1 302
- > MW100:4 IW30:4 IW20:4 302
- Maximum Number of GD Circles 303
- For S7-300: 304
- For S7-400: 304
- Example: 305
- Sender Scan Rate 305
- Receiver Scan Rate 305
- Valid Scan Rates 306
- Example for Scan Rates 306
- 13.4 Response Time 307
- Communication 308
- 13.5.2 Opening the GD Table 309
- Entering Data in GD Rows 311
- Compiling 313
- 13.5.6 Entering Scan Rates 314
- 13.5.7 Entering Status Rows 315
- 0% 0% 316
- 0' 316
- 13-22 A5E00706939-01 318
- 14 Downloading 319
- Programmable Controller 323
- Prerequisites 324
- What is Downloaded Where? 325
- S7-400H Station 327
- Downloading 332
- 14-14 A5E00706939-01 332
- Workstations 336
- Multi-User Editing Projects 338
- 15-6 A5E00706939-01 338
- What is a multiproject? 339
- Access protection 341
- Basic requirements 342
- 16.3 Handling Multiprojects 345
- Subnets that can be merged 352
- How to unmerge subnets 354
- Properties of merged subnets 354
- Network View 355
- Archiving multiproject data 363
- Prerequisite for archiving: 363
- 16-26 A5E00706939-01 364
- How to start online access 365
- Offline and online views 366
- Index-12 A5E00706939-01 382
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