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9 $ 
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! '( 4 1 ( $  (50MT) MINI , MICRO, Shield 25MT
  2!. &0
&0 47---->>6 3HZ U .E  DRIVES
  2 &/D &0
  ----- 0 2  2!.
&0 650 HZ ------0

SIEMENS MINI MICRO  P

Parameters
'#, A 0-650 ") '!#
P202 ramp 2
H! #Q  '0$ A '!#
9 ^ 0& #c0!
')  Y&4   2
  drive 05D H! #Q  , A 10 #0 .U
&##c0 V9U#$ 1U0 V0D VA p 0)  cu $ drive  2QH) Op _ D&` " '!#1 S ( V 50 V0D
V9#(
'X W^ ^  D " ! drive j
0D ^ .: ' : (

RAMP ' #( 1
'D.  !' , '1D&^$ !  2 & 0& #c 

AIN (analog input) (2


'$ ^! Y&4 #0L % 100--------0 ")  L ./04

digital input ( DI ) -3
H) #cW0 1D .Q ./04
`' &Qu!& 4 #0 . < #0L uD
parameters `& )"  L&)<'  $ V0D

thermistor -4
&5' E D .U  ! 

analog output -5
R 54! #0 2 !' #
& 0&

output relay -6
)"  90<)&$ " !! )" 0 #0L s$ ^ U! D drive  H) &
parameter

serial interface -7

 ") # 0 ! & #Q '#( V 50

current limit -8
)" !! " ^ ") % 200 #0 !. A 3
%& $+ -9  %.%;A
 .U #0: R   ( .Q'D

 !/
-1
-2
-3
-4

 2  ^ V 5 &0



V 5 quadrant
 ( V 5 s#  #0 FCC
 ( V 5! 9<0

-1! /;) V/F

-2! / $ quadrant


! Q^0 R ! '0/  .$ !#( #0 $ '# V 0,

FCC ^ !7 )7 /+ -3


micro master, mini ( E )
D &L ( 4#` Uc! !< D 1#1: &#c ) 1#15& #g  1#15 #0 ) )" stator #
'0#QH s# 45$ drive 1D  !  E ! drive  '.! , #Q_ D&` " ) cW

"4:L&' 4 ( V 50 CD 9 ! 5 !  )\ drive 1D V 50 9$


Sensorless vector control
dc & # ! H)    5 .1) '#f D' 1D&^$ AC &# ( ! V 50
(  !  E ! , #Q!  0&' 4 ) R s# ( V 50 150 R   5' #, ) uD 9#(   R   5' 8#^Q& 4 ( .#E V 50 '&  ) ( R )" %
single quadrant operation  8  /! % .
'$ ^!&' 4  R uD&' 4 R #cW0&0 2  )! " ' 1DDC braking _D&` " uD 1Dj1D '<  `& ) !  dc 2 (  j1D !  !  :L ic0 0: ( &0 2  #1 ) '&4 #10combination '&4 #1 dc braking & ./0 $ 1D '1D&` uD U -

4 quadrant operation
'U !) '# /   braking resistor ( '#( f 1D )' 1) ) ./0 $ j
0 .U
'$ ^!&' 4 !   . 4D !G R
'  #$&9  '# #, #! ^
' 50 . ) ', ! D < !  D i  R 0D '&4 1 ).U " 
drive 

RD dc link ( 2 ' )" !  < # .G  '


` U UD 1DL ' : (
drive ' D !: 2  ( DR  0)L ') 1)   Z

" #) .: . .


DC LINK  2  $ 4:L .U ') 1!  &  $ IGBT 1D
9$ 1D #Q^\ f   .U

drive ( micromaster junior ) siemens    P


( 1500 )  : 2  ( 120 )  : 1/6 ")
DR)
'D.Q   ( R parametersv/f V 5 '0$ A 'D #0 & ^ 9  ! 5 # ") %150  '1#
& )" HL ^' D !: profibus  )\ #  -

MICROMASTER DRIVE

Masterdrives siemens

) .G /! % $ 


NEMA1
IP20 IP21

IP %& 
NEMA2
NEMA4
NEMA4X
IP45
IP56
IP67
9 , ' D !<' E.$ jD&0 IPXX .E U

2.5mm ") &Q RE' )" D !: & 5Q #) ") 'D !: IP36 : H)

MASTERDRIVES 
MC( motion control)
VC (vector control)

Vector Control (VC)

25 ") 
! ( )" : 'Q4U $ '&4 ( V 50 . '&4 R ( V 50 4 quadrant ' #  Y
') &' 4  ) ` R ( V 50 Tacho &#g ") 45 ") 
Tacho '^ $ '#, A
(MC) Motion Control *
1DL #cW0 .:' )& #  '&  ' )" & 50!& 4 1#Q^0 servo & # ) 1#Q^0
.E 'D&

AC AC

DC-AC

+   %* %1; c - &   %N3 ?!


RECTIFIER REGENERATIVE FRONT END

-  %$&=

'
^ .) \ E& '
^ ( DR< D CU 

'
^ j#CU0 filter ./04, Harmonic DR& 0' )" D !5
active front end 3 %$&=

dv/dt sin %*  wK+


jH !!' #
iQ4$ "5X # Edrive " !  #$ $  iQ4$
'  uD drive  !  iQ4  Spikes .5 fL sQ$ 9u$ $ " #$
&#c& #!
300 mt ") &H $ ` $ d!4 filter dv/dt ./04D
sinwave filter uD

20% 2  1D "  YE !" 45D

DRIVE x+

OP 15 V 5 .:_ D&` " '#cW DRIVE &)<' $


(PMU) PARAMETER  .:
CU `& 
SERIAL INTERFACE   $
Parameter
' !  D !: V 50 , &' 4 #0. Ramp '&5 V#U H)

Electronic box
. '&4 #0 1DL #cW0 ( V 50 #  `&Y# E ) ,&0 L 
, encoder , thermostor H)' $ !5' `& D !5 `& s$  L ( V 50 : CUVC

drive i#&

u' # Uplc  )\ profibus H)


input &output '( fL '#( f & #  " !!)" Tacho & encoders -N +

'& 5
' ( .)" R0! #cW0 H) 1#Q^U sQ # '!!)  &s$

Parameter & Function Blocks


'&4 s \ D&40& # ) . #cW ")R0 #cW0   # ) L #cW0 ( V 50
Parameters
function parameter 90!#
&#c  9 )! "
&-1
visualization 1(
&-2
&#c 9 )! "
&Bico -3
1- function parameter

%100  0 ") &' !  D


P462=30 .U
P463=0
 1&' 4 D 0: '#, A30 2
 D ! 
2-visualization parameter
R002
!  54! 2 &

3-function blocks
( V 50 (PI ) proportional integral H)' U#) '#!   5 9u$ \) parameters .
PI H) '&4

Function parameters

INDEX & data set


'0/) 1#Q^ ( ./0 V#
.  05D parameter )" .:)" !! " 

data set ( 1-4) #0 i4: 


&L&  #c0 .U !' #1

PI controller
drive ( V 50& ( H $ ')./04! V 50 , )"
'#1#15&' 4' $ ^!&' 4  .!PI   .D deviation   5 9u$ ") .!" #0#!#1 Z ^&
, #: deviation !' #
&#c  BD !)  ( &' !  #1 !5 D iQ4D , #:
'#1 &' !  .DR0 05 1#Q^0

'&4$ &' 4 d#5 PI ' #

oscillation

overshoot  #1
I
2
 #1

CONNECTOR & BINECTORS


16 bit32 bit #! <' )" U analog V#1" DR/0 Connector
#! digital 'L^ L Binectors

Bico parameter
function block 2 "#$ Connectors , Bienctors $& 
") Z$ destination 9# i !  .! .! #0 V0D Bico Parameter _D&` "
function
blocks
softwire
" !!
'U#) jG   5

$A;!
Applications
!5 '&4 . R .1 )&
' drive ./0 .U Y, )" .$L

!:L  V41
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R -2 ) :&#c0) H ! /u .R \) .DRD'&4
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UD R !^ .  ` 2$ A !5 ).  &4
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) H  Z #4

4:1 &0' Q4,, pully 18 , rpm 750 &#4 '$ ^!&' 4 2, 

'0/) & 4$ #4 )<! ' )" #cW uD drives ./0 R#!) ")

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V '&4
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-

!5
` &#4
0:L "#$ !5 &#4
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R ( .Q D .
'D 1.5R  )
drive  E!  1D .U Z$Zero '&4
uD #0 )  drive DR &Q  ( '&4
\) 2 !:L  )'

] $  %.


 .U D &0 R  '&4 , Iw , &A 0
  Drive 1D <$R 'Q4, ( V 50 $ 2$ A  2 &0
 .U D RD <---- '&4  #0 Iw RD R QH$  "  .U&0 L CD L &HR $ 2$ A
1D

$A;+ ]  !:


 .U D RD '&4 R !5
) H ! /u
 .U D &' !RD '/u  G 4! u
RD R

$&9  #, #! G 4 'Q4U $ D HP 4:


'&4 cu' ! Q4U $ "#0^1, "#$ cu (& 4:
( Gallons x ) x "#0^1, "#$ cu = (& G 4 HP 4:
8.34 2$ A 
( hp ) R #! f .1) D .U
Mechanical HP = HP liquid / pump efficiency
Electrical HP = Mechanical HP / motor efficiency
$ %.  ]

 .U D &0 R '&4R s# $ &Ax0D  # !5 1D 2#QH0$ Drive _D&` " s#  2 &0  !0  '&4
 RD  #  \) !5 D  '&4 BD .DR RR RD iQ4$ D G 4 HP.1  R )\ N3
( &0   \#^04D L Drive^  s#!^ RD Z R  " !5R !^ &! 'Q4U $

$A;+ $ %! U

05, 
j, &#c .U '0$ A &^1) H !'`&/

&' d^4

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 d^4!
 j,&^1
BD Z  R 1D .1 '0$ A C

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.U 1D &^1R
^ 1#Q !  &#!.0

)" !! " ./0 Drive #cW0 .: ") .D.! &#

< -6 
A  ! /) + /

-1 &GV 50

! 1 V 50 $ 0) _D&` " ', " !D .: ! #X &#H ).1  5  !^ 
#XL   .
! 0 ) 9U
&G & V 5 &G  ) Y , ) Y 9U `&'! '1D
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&: '0  Y0& ( V 50  '#cW )  # # .D D
) ( manual! /

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 / !/

) automatic! /)(

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1D  ) .Q$  VA #cW0 D j
0  #
.$ .0

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! Q  #Q R9E 'D !:. ") &G D  ) !5(& (  #0  ! , V9(  .!0D! '##
! '#!^ '$
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) _c  Z 1U 05 '#4)0 < 9 . 9#cW0

) Normally open ( NO

(  ' 5 sD& Q


'D 0, 2! 0  $&9  .&G ) ': 0  sD& .U! j $&9
 $&9  50 ! ) '1c \f(#cW0
) Normally close ( NC

(  \f D .&G ) ) ( '1c !  "5X .U  #cW! d0 j.&G  50  ) )(': 0

 <(Switches ) D+
.E D 9U) .D.  ) .D.50 ')./04 D 9U , #: cu L &5  D&4

) H ! 0 NO

) H ! 0 NC

PUSH BUTTONS :5 D+<

NO push buttons H)

NC push buttons H)

 < COILS
! ./04  ( &D  0, 0 ! )./04D  d0 _g. &G '#$&9

&D ! CRM &#

) H ./0L ! ( j 0, 0  #cW0!  $^' ) 0 NO

) H &D )./04  'D !5!  )"   # i5 ) !5 


OVERLOAD RELAY

&)R
) R! Q !#cW0 'U#Q

(.E D !# L V&) !&Q " REL  '#$&9

LINE DIAGRAM % /? 

. .U  #  '^1, `\  10 ) .U '#1A '^1, E .U 1 #1H V 50& G. \#(& /
' ) &#g  E

#$ 'Q!
cf 0)

PHYSICAL 1#15 # 0

$&9  V&

POWER AND CONTROL /! $'

-N !
Q! H) V 50 ! : # W0 d# ) H) V 5 R9E # 

! :L D

 # !:L   0

 #R9E   V 50 0

 # 0V#
&0

 # !5   0

 #R9E   V 50 0

 & %&  Overload protection -


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& D  #0 ( !  . D&: 'E '<#0,! 1)' !  #0 ! R &: 'E !  )
D &5  &).R9EL  ( '#$&9 &D  Z $ ") !5 #5$ D  #0  9# ./04 R9E
 'D !5 'D !5 $ uDR9EL  ") '#$&9 D  #0  ) 9#  R9EL .$ d!4 )&
 #  .G ! , (

.: ) w  0 .&G Short circuit

.: .U ) "#(&^ w!  .5   ' 5  50 ! 1)'  0 D Z #0  L


&#Q)L

.: .U Short circuit! 1)'  50 

24 m ohm

  #0    BD  ) R9EL  '#$&9  ") .$L ZYU) 'D !5

 &  -
) D ).U H !  cWD !: ) 'U# 10 i54D
) .U . &#Q D !:L  1D 0  91U$ 20 i54D
) &#Q 30) &#Q  &!0  \f  Z "/4D
!  &05D 0: '0D !: ") .$L Z

D  #C5 !5 UA .$ 'D#cW0

!  &# i54 '!!) !G  #0 ( .$ 'D #cW0 : %600 &) 6  #0 ! 54 !5
 )

D 2 \E&# &#c #0 ! 54   #  !5 )  2 ") QD&1 A 8 ,  
 .!0D 2
 aG!   !5!  Y$
 & %&  -

( .: ' :

(  . &G  # )./04D  'D !5. &G ") '#$&9 w)0 ^ L f D . !5


1D Short circuit  # (  .&G $.&G
 w, ( '#$&9
90D !5 2
.$L D < 9 !./04  .&G
  !5 D  #0 "  #0  / !5 $ ) !.
) 'U#  L D.&G  )& !  .QD ! ( 9#
Overload relay
 1  R9EL
-1 !4  DR  #0 UA .$  #cW! 
d0 -2.&G ( .: ' : D !5
1 -3 # 0$.&G )& & .$ & D !5
Trip class
 &D R9EL  df 0
2  0    0:.&G ,  ! &D
Class 10, 20,30
  #Q! H D Class 10!  A 10 .$ ") ,&!0  #0  600 %
)"  #  !5 )

./04D !Class 30 &# 05 0  # i54   ( .Q ) 'D 1    ( ) H ! /u

+) '  7 over load relay ?!

'#$&9 & G. D 9< 9$ w5D !5 ( D .: .U


(bimetal overload) %  %'U -  & 1 *]

&G. $ 1 0 V 50& G w)# #!D  ,.! R<" /4D &5' E D .U
& )& &G.  ,.! R<& $ .U
'
&:  BD !) !D & #H !  D L 0: Qu) 9E #0 )" .$L
./0 V 9 d#5 g D 9<  ( B .
'^#5!& 5' E , #: iQ4$
D.0

Siemens overload
SIRIUS 3RU11
!D )" !! " CLASS 10  V!) " /4D &: RE ' .E D (BIMETAL) uD
0) U uD !^ #0 Qf " !! )" uD MANUAL AUTOMATIC RESET
OVERLOAD ' :  'L. NC &NO . 4) 1, .E D uD Q0

-  & %&  %!/*]


.1( U W0 $ 1 uD Z' )" D !5 '!!) & 5' E DR &0 L R9E
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SIEMENS 3RB12

#$ Q! U  C0, .  fL # ") 'D !5 $ 1D Y, ( &L #! ('  fL $ uD


CLASS 5 & 10 &15  ! uD READY &GRAND FAULT & OVERLOAD ")  
&20 &25 &30
OVERLOAD ' : #Q '#( fAUXALIRY d# ) uD Y) .E D

_ D&` " ! ) Qf  1U Z PROFI BUS ' QX  9#  V0D R9EL s$ .E D
PLC

! /)

manual control

.Q 'D R9E $ 2, .$ ^ VA '#G  9 2, 'U# 4 #cW0 '#).1! &#

;& %$!% :L


 VCU ! .D& '# D U 9E   #cW0 uD UA D !5
 $  05D #cW0  )<! ' 0, $ !4 2

   + 2 7 2

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' ^1, .9< /,' )" D !5 R9EL s$ U
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'U) 'D !5 )" ! .$L overload  'D !: 9#( .E D L d# ! s$ uD U

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9E &: w  drum !4D' ! 

9E   #cW0  #0 & 5

! /!  !-:L

contactors and starters

) VC 1#Q^0  05  #cW0 1DL " .$9 ./04D  0, 0


=& %$! -:L?? % /7  -
" `& : Z j _D
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' ).    ") 2 ! \E&D Z4  !.Q !./04

& /+! /!
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-1&G  1 )&&` $ '^Q  '#$&9'0$ H
-2&G  j!$ 'CQ&) V 50&9)4#` Uc

=& %$ -
 sD& .U! j $&9 <) . 0$ &9) Uc!D 4#` Uc &9)BD !) w#` Uc < 
) .5#( w#` Uc! (armature ) "#$ w`&  0, 2 \) '0$ H!&50' ( &!0 $&9 )" !.
!   .U'  $&9 " ! .1D j! w#` Uc! '^Uc .&D ( ) j/ armature.5D .
) 0,  w 2  \^1U $&9 " !  )" !.

   +
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s$ .E D&D ! E (  0, 0 9E  'D !5  sQ Z E ) NC '^1, . jG 
9E  ") 'D !5 D    D !5 0 ( &G .: .U #: OL V 50 D (  50D !5
  ': 0) '^1U XL !&' ! j! E  0, 0   !D
 NO '^1, .E  uD 0, 0 .$ .U #5$ _c '! 'D.&G  04 ! ) 0 C# #cW0
.&G ! .$  ` cu 
MA 2

&    +
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!3 ?. !

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$ 2  & '0ju

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6  1 d0 2 3
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#0L  '&4 U A `&


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.Q -3 R VA '8#^Q $   D. )  # #
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- $+<  . 0A&reduced voltage starting %


'#Qg!  &#.Q 'G W ! )\ (& < .9 )
 .U^ (& < .9 )  .U.Q : i54D ', ( 'D # ") % 600  !5 ) , #: .  " (
!  &# &#Q .$ .U BD .
90D   ( 'W ,L ^ ( R9E  ! & #Q )!  i^0./0
R9E &( #10 < ( .9.Q'D
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V0D #5$ '^Qf " !D 5  (  %50 ") 2 ") % 80  2 !!" !.

.Q V0D 'D #cW0 0,2 _cD 24567 1 d0D3


2 d0( V0D #cW0567 1 _g 3 4
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) H )  &#! /u !&  EH  ug

star delta -3
!  &#  0 )  9 ")  ) &#g stator.  &`L &( 0) '04
 .U i54D star # 0!   #0 
L  .U #0 $ !D delta  # 0 '  "  ^&'1D
^ R .$ 'D
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 .U1 _g V0D #cW023789 (4 d056

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) H  #4
.Q #  'D s ( r d0  _g #cW0 r

solid state reduced voltage controller %! / =& *] . 0 <<^ 3 =
0: &#c

V#
") 2  V#
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0' D.Q 2 ( ( V 50! " )" ' 0,
0 #4 ./0 ( Z  .!0D % 100
'! df 0 '#!' , 1) .E D

HP 1000 0: HP

25 ") SOFTSTARTER !4 R9E 0, $ siemens '&X 1

% 57 &D Z$ DELTA )\ !  SIKOSTART  #  j!  (& `& .U uD)" !! "

SIKOSTART #0 )! " Z$  ) #0)"

)  !  # &D ', ( ' 5 (  DELTA ' ) &#'  ) #  " !! )"

8   -6<
Pilot devices
#! s$ ' : df  ( #0L^ g u 0! ) H) #! s$ i^ 0  R9EL
#Q Q! H)
Bifurcated contacts
2 0, " 45D & #4D   #0 4) \$ .E D  # 0 ( .#E   0 2 0, 

( push buttons ) %;5 D+<  -1


&&) W) ' & 2QH) & C5 cf 9U) .E D 2 0,  s$ d0( _ c$ 1 0
'Q!$

(NO ) PUSHBUTTONS

V 50& G  # 0 2 0, _ g V0D cu .U NO 0! D

NC PUSH BUTTON
D ! 0 NC  .U _g V0D cu 0, 2  " &G V 50

?!   < )7 D+' !/


PUSHBUTTON NO
PUSHBUTTON NC

) 0 #cW0
) 0 1DL
/+?;Mc % ?M
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MA '^1U!. 4   0, 0 .$  Vg
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STOP ^1,  #0

!/ /
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SELECTOR SWITCH !3 <!


. ( .E 0 )" !! " D.D 2 0, _ g d0 uD ./04


#cW 0!$ 3
'0 4$-2
'0$ A-1

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Overview
Date 09/06/00, Page 8

Overview
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Tools
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Training &
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Instruments
PC Boards

HMI

see Electronic Product Guide on www.profibus.com for complete list

Overview
Date 09/06/00, Page 9

Overview
 Solution for all your (continued)
 Peer-to-Peer (Fieldbus Message Specification FMS)

Peer-to-Peer

 Connection oriented communication


 Definition of communication objects
 Transmission rate up to 12 Mbaud
 Several masters can participate
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 Up to 244 bytes of user data

Overview
Date 09/06/00, Page 10

Overview
 Solution for all your (continued)
 High Speed I/O (Decentralized Periphery - DP)
 High speed data exchange
 Transmission rate up to 12Mbaud
 Several masters can participate
 ONE master ONLY can write to a field device
 Up to 244 bytes of user data
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network possible

Overview
Date 09/06/00, Page 11

Overview
 Solution for all your (continued)
 Hazardous Area (Process Automation - PA)
 Protocol is DP - PA field devices are controlled by
standard DP Master
 According to IEC 1158-2 - different physical setup
 Transmission rate 31.25kbaud
 Power and data are transferred via the same wire

Overview
Date 09/06/00, Page 12

Overview
 Reliable & Future Oriented
 because PROFIBUS is deterministic
 because methods for diagnostic & error detection
are built into the system
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quality together with test labs
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available & established

Overview
Date 09/06/00, Page 13

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Date 09/06/00, Page 17

Bus Physics & Wiring


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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 1

Bus Physics & Wiring


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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 3

Bus Physics & Wiring


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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 4

Bus Physics & Wiring


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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 6

Bus Physics & Wiring


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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 7

Bus Physics & Wiring


 Installation
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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 8

Bus Physics & Wiring


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Bus Physics & Wiring


Date 09/06/00, Page 9

PROFIBUS Basics

Active Stations

PC
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Passive Stations (Field Devices)

PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 1

PROFIBUS Basics
 High-Speed Data Exchange - Startup Sequence
Power ON/
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Parameterization

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Device (selected during Configuration
by the User)

I/O Configuration

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Field Device (selected during
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Data Exchange

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Cyclic Data Exchange (I/O Data)


and Field Device reports Diagnostics
PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 5

PROFIBUS Basics
 High-Speed Data Exchange - Parameterization
Parameter Download (up to 244 bytes)
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Slave
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 Selected at Configuration
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(e.g. 10V or 0..10V)
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= Parameterization Data

= Confirmation (Data Received)

PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 6

PROFIBUS Basics
 Parameterization (continued)
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PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 7

PROFIBUS Basics
 High-Speed Data Exchange - Configuration
Configuration Download (up to 244 bytes)
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Slave
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 8DI (1 Byte), 8DO (1 Byte)
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 RS232 Interface, Counter Module

= Configuration Data

= Confirmation (Data Received)

PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 8

PROFIBUS Basics
 Configuration Tool (continued)
 I/O selection with Configuration Tool

PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 9

PROFIBUS Basics
 High-Speed I/O - Data Exchange & Diagnostics
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Slave

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Slave

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PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 11

PROFIBUS Basics
 Data Exchange & Diagnostics (continued)
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Slave

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PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 12

PROFIBUS Basics
 Diagnostic Response (continued)
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PROFIBUS Basics
Date 09/06/00, Page 13

PROFIBUS Details
 PROFIBUS DP Services
Master Class 1

 Read Diagnostic
 Upload, Download
 (De)Activate Parameters
 (De)Activate Slaves
 Set Operation Mode

Master Class 2

 Read Diagnostic
 Set Station Address
 Read Configuration
 Read I/O
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 Parameterization
 Configuration
 Data Exchange

 Controls the Field Devices


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 Configuration
 Cyclic Data Exchange
 Read Diagnostic

Field Device (Slave)

! Master Class1 and/or Class 2 and/or Slave can be implemented in one Device !

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 1

PROFIBUS Details
 Electronic... (continued)

GSD

 Each slave/class 1 master device needs an Electronic


Device Data Sheet (= GSD file)
 All features/characteristics/parameters of the device
are defined in this file
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configuration tools
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 a GSD editor tool to create data sheets
 a GSD checker (included in the editor)
 a GSD library

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 2

PROFIBUS Details
 Electronic... (continued)

GSD

 File extension identifies language


 .gsd as minimum requirement (language should be English)
 Either .gsd or all other
 English = .gse
 French = .gsf
 German = .gsg
 Italian = .gsi
 Portuguese = .gsp
 Spanish = .gss

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 3

PROFIBUS Details
GSD

 Electronic... (continued) - File Structure


#Profibus_DP

Text Description For Parameters (O)

;<Prm-Text-Def-List>
PrmText = ...

EndPrmText
;<Ext-User-Prm-Data-Def-List>

Extended Parameter Definition (O)

ExtUserPrmData = ...

EndExtUserPrmData
;<Unit-Definition-List>

General Data (M)

GSD_Revision = ...

;Slave-specification

Field Device Related Data (M & O)

Freeze_Mode_supp = ...

;<Module-Definition-List>

Module (I/O) Definition (M)

Module = ...

(M) = Mandatory (O) = Optional

EndModule

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Date 06/22/00, Page 4

PROFIBUS Details
 File Structure... (continued)

GSD

Version According to Standard


Vendor/Manufacturer Name
Device Name (Displayed in Config Tool)
 Unique ID Number per Product
 Mandatory for Class 1 & Slave Devices
 Issued by PTO
Services Supported (0=DP; 1=DP&FMS)
Type (0=Slave; 1=Master)
Supported Transmission Rates & Related
Timing Parameters

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Date 06/22/00, Page 5

PROFIBUS Details
 File Structure... (continued)

GSD

1=Synchronization of Input Data


Supported
1=Synchronization of Output Data
Supported
1=Transmission Rate Detected by Device
0=Address can NOT be set via PROFIBUS
1=Station Expandable
Length Definitions for Modular Stations
Maximum Number of Diagnostic Data
Reported by the Device
Used by Configuration Tool

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Date 06/22/00, Page 6

PROFIBUS Details
 Data Exchange - SYNC/UNSYNC
 In Normal Mode, When the Outputs Are Received by the Slave
ASIC, They Are Immediately Given to the Slave Firmware for
Writing to the Physical Outputs

MASTER

Outputs to Slave

DATA x

DATA x

Physical Outputs

Normal Mode

 When a SYNC Control Command is Sent, the Last Set of Received


Outputs is Transferred to the Slave Firmware and Then This
Transfer is Blocked

MASTER
MASTER

SYNC

DATA x

DATA x

Physical Outputs

Sync Mode

Outputs to Slave

DATA y

DATA x

Physical Outputs

Sync Mode

 Normal Mode Operation Resumes After an UNSYNC Command

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 7

PROFIBUS Details
 Data Exchange - SYNC/UNSYNC
Receive Buffer

Outputs (x) to Slave 3

DATA x

Outputs (y) to Slave 4


Outputs (z) to Slave 5

SYNC Broadcast

Outputs (a) to Slave 3

Outputs (a) to Slave 4


Outputs (a) to Slave 5

Users Buffer
Physical Outputs = x
DATA x

DATA y

DATA y

DATA z

DATA z

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA

DATA x
a

DATA x

DATA ay

X
X

DATA y

DATA az

DATA z

Physical Outputs = y

Time Lag Between Data


Appearing at Physical
Outputs of Different Slaves

Physical Outputs = z

Physical Outputs = DATA Data is Immediately

Transferred to Users
Buffer & Physical Outputs
Appear Simultaneously
Physical Outputs = DATA For All Slaves in Groups
Indicated

Physical Outputs = x

Physical Outputs = y
Physical Outputs = z

After SYNC, Data Transfer


to Users Buffer Is
BlockedOnly
Buffered in Receive Buffer
for All Slaves in Groups
Indicated

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 8

PROFIBUS Details
 Data Exchange - SYNC/UNSYNC
Receive Buffer
Users Buffer
SYNC Broadcast

Outputs (b) to Slave 3

Outputs (b) to Slave 4


Outputs (b) to Slave 5

UNSYNC Broadcast

DATA a

DATA
DATA ax

Physical Outputs = a

Physical Outputs = a
DATA a

DATA ay

DATA a

DATA az

DATA b
a

DATA a

DATA b
a
DATA

X
X

DATA a

DATA
DATA b
a

DATA a

DATA b

b
DATA a

DATA b

DATA
DATA ab

Data is Immediately
Transferred to Users
Buffer & Physical Outputs
Appear Simultaneously
For All Slaves in Groups
Indicated

Physical Outputs = a

Physical Outputs = a

Physical Outputs = a

Data Transfer to Users


Buffer Is BlockedOnly
Buffered in Receive Buffer
for All Slaves in Groups
Indicated

Physical Outputs = a

Physical Outputs = b

Physical Outputs = b

Data is Immediately
Transferred to Users
Buffer, Physical Outputs
Appear Simultaneously
& Slaves Go Back Into
Normal Mode For All Slaves
in Groups Indicated
PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 9

PROFIBUS Details
 PROFIBUS Message Structure
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

0x68

0x68

FC

DSAP

0x3D

SSAP

DU..

FCS

ED

0x3E

x ..

0x16

SD:
LE:
LEr:
DA:
SA:
FC:

Start Delimiter
Net Data Length (DU) + DA, SA , FC, DSAP, SSAP
Length repeated
Destination Address (Where the message goes to)
Source Address (Where the message comes from)
Function Code ( FC=Type & Priority of Message)

DSAP:
SSAP:
FCS:
ED:

Destination Service Access Point (Communication Port of Receiver)


Source Service Access Point (Communication Port of Sender)
Frame Checking Sequence
End Delimiter

= Included in FCS

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Date 06/22/00, Page 11

PROFIBUS Details
 PROFIBUS Character Format

Start
Bit
0

Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Data Parity Stop
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
Bit
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
LSB
MSB

Each character is 11 bits


(Start-, Stop-, (Even) Parity- and 8 Data bits)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 12

PROFIBUS Details
 Communication Ports (Service Access Points)
Is it?

Parameterization
Configuration
Output Data
Diagnostic Request

U
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PRO

You got
mail...

#24
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PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 13

PROFIBUS Details
 Communication Ports (continued)

SAP

#60

au
Def
SAP

lt

SAP

#62

#61
SAP

You got
mail...
It is:

#
ress
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US
FIB
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24

Configuration

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 14

PROFIBUS Details
 Communication Ports (continued)
D P M a s te r

D P S la v e

F u n c tio n
D ec.
D a ta _ E x c h a n g e

H ex

D ec.

H ex

R D _ In p

62

3E

56

38

R D _ O u tp

62

3E

57

39

S la v e _ D ia g

62

3E

60

3C

S e t_ P rm

62

3E

61

3D

C h k _ C fg

62

3E

62

3E

G e t_ C fg

62

3E

59

3B

G lo b a l_ C o n t r o l

62

3E

58

3A

S e t_ S la v e _ A d d

62

3E

55

37

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 15

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence (continued)
Power ON/
Reset

Parameterization

Download of Parameters into the Field


Device (selected during Configuration
by the User)

I/O Configuration

Download of I/O Configuration into the


Field Device (selected during
Configuration by the User)

Data Exchange

Power ON/Reset of Master or Slave

Cyclic Data Exchange (I/O Data)


and Field Device reports Diagnostics
PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 17

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence - Parameterization
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

0x68

0x68

FC

DSAP

0x3D

SSAP

DU..

FCS

ED

0x3E

x ..

0x16

Up to 244 Bytes

7 Bytes
Mandatory

Device Specific
(Optional)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 18

PROFIBUS Details
 Parameterization (continued)
 Parameters are sent once after Power On/Reset
 First 7 bytes are mandatory for every field device
 Mandatory parameterization consists of:
 Response Monitoring Time
 TSDR Time for Master/Slave Timing
 Freeze/Sync Mode
 Lock or Unlock Slave for this Master
 Assignment to Group
 Master Address
 Ident Number

 Slave confirms receipt with short acknowledge

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 19

PROFIBUS Details
 Parameterization (continued) - Mandatory

0
Octet 1
Reserved
WD_ON (1=Response Monitoring (Watchdog) Activated)
Freeze_Req (1=Support of Freeze Mode Required)
Sync_Req (1=Support of Sync Mode Required)
Unlock (See Table below)
Lock (See Table below)

Lock Unlock
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1

Meaning
Min TSDR and User Parameters are allowed to be overwritten
DP-Slave is NOT locked for other Masters
DP-Slave is locked for other Masters; all parameters are accepted
DP- Slave is NOT locked for other Masters

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 20

PROFIBUS Details
 Parameterization - Mandatory (continued)

Octet 2

WD_Fact_1

Octet 3

WD_Fact_2 (Watchdog (s)=10ms * WD_Fact_1 * WD_Fact_2)

Octet 4

TSDR (Time the field device waits before it responds)

Octet 5

PROFIBUS Ident Number (high byte)

Octet 6

PROFIBUS Ident Number (low byte)

Octet 7

Group_Ident (8 groups; bit x is set -> devices belongs to group x)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 21

PROFIBUS Details
 Parameterization (continued) - Device Related

 Each device can use Octets 8 - 244 for device/


module-related information (e.g. startup
information)
 Takes the place of DIP switches (e.g. set range of
measurement for an analog channel)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 22

PROFIBUS Details
 Parameterization (continued) - Example GSD File

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 23

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence (continued)
Power ON/
Reset

Power ON/Reset of Master or Slave

Parameterization

Download of Parameters into the Field


Device (selected during Configuration
by the User)

I/O Configuration

Download of I/O Configuration into the


Field Device (selected during
Configuration by the User)

Cyclic Data Exchange (I/O Data)


and Field Device reports Diagnostics

Data Exchange

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 24

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence - Configuration
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

0x68

0x68

FC

DSAP

0x3D

SSAP

DU..

FCS

ED

0x3E

x ..

0x16

Up to 244 Bytes

Simple and/or Special


Identifier Format

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 25

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued)
 Configuration is sent once after Power On/Reset
 Master sends configurations to Slaves
any device-specific configuration
I/O configuration

 Slave confirms receipt with short acknowledge


 acknowledge configuration (Short Acknowledge E5h)
 check configuration information for validity

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 26

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Simple Format
Additional Configuration Data (Simple and/or Special Format)
7

0
Identifier 1 (1 Byte per Module for Simple Format)
Data Length for Input and/or Output Data (NOT for Special Format)
0000=1 Byte/Word...
1111=16 Bytes/Words
Data Definition
00=Special Format (see page 28)
01=Input
10=Output
11=Input & Output
Size Data Unit (NOT for Special Format)
0=Byte
1=Word
Data Consistency (NOT for Special Format)
0=Byte/Word
1=Whole Length

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 27

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Example Simple Format

0
Data Length
1010=11 Words
Data Definition
10=Output
Size Data Unit (NOT for Special Format)
1=Word
Data Consistency (NOT for Special Format)
0=Word

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 28

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Special Format
Header

Header
7

I/O Data
Specification

Vendor
Specific Data

Additional Config Data


(Simple or Special Format)

0
Length of Vendor Specific Data
0000=No Data
0001-1110=1-15 Bytes
1111=No Data
00=Special Format (FIXED)
Input/Output
00=No I/O
01=One Byte for Input Data Specification follows
10=One Byte for Output Data Specification follows
11=One Byte for Output & 1 Byte for Input Data Specification follows

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 29

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Special Format
Header

I/O Data
Specification

Header
7

Vendor
Specific Data

Additional Config Data


(Simple or Special Format)

0
Data Length for Input or Output Data
000000=1 Byte/Word...
111111=64 Bytes/Words
Size Data Unit
0=Byte
1=Word
Data Consistency
0=Byte/Word
1=Whole Length

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 30

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Example Special Format

1 Byte for Input Data Specification & 3 Bytes


Vendor Specific Data follow
36 Bytes of Input Data with Consistency
over whole Length
3 Bytes of Vendor Specific Information

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 31

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Example Telegram

1st
2nd
3rd
Module Module Module

= Simple Format
= Special Format

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 32

PROFIBUS Details
 Configuration (continued) - Example GSD File

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 33

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence (continued)
Power ON/
Reset

Power ON/Reset of Master or Slave

Parameterization

Download of Parameters into the Field


Device (selected during Configuration
by the User)

I/O Configuration

Download of I/O Configuration into the


Field Device (selected during
Configuration by the User)

Cyclic Data Exchange (I/O Data)


and Field Device reports Diagnostics

Data Exchange

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 34

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence - Data Exchange Request
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

0x68

0x68

FC
x

DU..

FCS

ED

x ..

0x16

Up to 244 Bytes

Application Specific
Data

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 35

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup Sequence - Data Exchange Response
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

FC

DU..

FCS

ED

0x68

0x68

0x08

x ..

0x16

Up to 244 Bytes

Application Specific
Data

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 36

PROFIBUS Details
 Data Exchange (continued) - Example GSD File

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 37

PROFIBUS Details
 Startup sequence (continued) - Diagnostic
 When does the master request diagnostic?
 Before sending the parameter download to make sure
the field device is available
 Before entering the data exchange mode to validate
parameters and configuration and make sure the field
device is ready
 During data exchange whenever indicated by the field
device

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 38

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued)
Power ON/
Reset

Parameterization

Are you there?


(Check whether field device is available)

Parameters & configuration ok?


(Validation of download)
Are you ready for data exchange?

I/O Configuration
What happened?
(Master fetches diagnostic as indicated by
field device)

Data Exchange

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 39

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued) - How is it indicated
during the Data Exchange?
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

FC

DU..

FCS

ED

0x68

0x68

0x0A

x ..

0x16

Field device raises red flag in


Data Exchange response

Up to 244 Bytes

Application Specific
Data

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 40

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued) - Request to Field Device

SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

0x68

0x68

FC

DSAP

0x3C

SSAP
0x3E

FCS

ED

0x16

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 41

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic
Startup Sequence
(continued)
- Parameterization
- Response from Field Device
SD

LE

LEr

SD

DA

SA

0x68

0x68

FC

DSAP

0x3D

SSAP

DU..

FCS

ED

0x3E

x ..

0x16

Up to 244 Bytes

6 Bytes
Mandatory

Device Related
(Optional)

Identifier Related
(Optional)

Channel Related
(Optional)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 42

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued) - Mandatory

0
Octet 1
Diag.Station_Non_Exist (Field device doesnt answer; set by master)
Diag.Station_Not_Ready (Field device not ready for data exchange)
Diag.Cfg_Fault (Error in configuration data)
Diag.Ext_Diag (Field device reports extended diagnostic information)
Diag.Not_Supported (Requested feature not supported by field device)
Diag.Invalid_Slave_Response (Set by master)
Diag.Prm_Fault (Error in parameter data, e.g. Ident Number)
Diag.Master_Lock (Field device controlled by another master; set by master)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 43

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic - Mandatory (continued)

0
Octet 2
Diag.Prm_Req (Field device needs to be paramterized)
Diag.Static_Diag (Field device can not provide valid data)
always set to 1
Diag.WD_ON/OFF (Response monitoring in field device activated/de-activated)
Diag.Freeze_Mode (Field device is operating in FREEZE mode)
Diag.Sync_Mode (Field device is operating in SYNC mode)
Reserved
Diag.Deactivated (Set by master)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 44

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic - Mandatory (continued)

Octet 3

Reserved
Diag.Ext_Overflow (Too much extended diagnostic data)
Octet 4

Diag.Master_Add (Address of controlling master; FFh if none)

Octet 5

PROFIBUS Ident Number (High byte)

Octet 6

PROFIBUS Ident Number (Low byte)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 45

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued) - Optional: Device Related
Up to 62 bytes Device Related information
Meaning is manufacturer specific
Should be described in GSD file

Header

Data length
(including header)
00 (Fixed)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 46

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic Device Related (continued) - Example
GSD File

Meaning: Bit 0 of the Device Related


Diagnostic is set to 1 - Field
voltage missing!

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 47

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued) - Optional: Identifier Related
Based on modular system
Each module has one identifier
No additional description
necessary

Header

Data length
(including header)
01 (Fixed)

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 48

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic Identifier Related (continued) - Example
0

Identifier Related Diagnostic; Length = 4 Bytes

Identifier 0 & 6 (Module 1 & 7) with Diagnostics

Identifier 8 (Module 9) with Diagnostics

Identifier 23 (Module 24) with Diagnostics

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 49

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic (continued) - Optional: Channel Related

3 bytes per channel

Octet 1

Identifier number
10 (Fixed)
Octet 2

Channel number
01 = Input
10 = Ouput
11 = Input/Output
Octet 3

Error type
001 = Bit
010 = 2 Bit
011 = 4 Bit

100 = Byte
101 = Word
110 = 2 Words

Pre-defined error types


Vendor specific types possible
1-short circuit
2-under voltage
3-over voltage
4-overload
5-over temperature
6-wire break
7-upper limit exceeded
8-lower limit exceeded
9-error
10-15 reserved
16-31 manufacturer specific

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 50

PROFIBUS Details
 Diagnostic Channel Related (continued) - Example
1

Channel Related Diagnostic; Identifier 4 (Module 5)

Channel 1 (=Input) with Diagnostic

Bit organized; Wire Break

Channel Related Diagnostic; Identifier 7 (Module 8)

Channel 3 (=Output) with Diagnostic

Word organized; Manufacturer specific code

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 51

PROFIBUS Details
 Data Exchange (continued) - DP Master
 Four main operation modes for a DP Master:
 OFFLINE - No activity
 STOP - Communication to a Master Class 2 possible;
no communication to field devices
 CLEAR - Master communicates with field devices;
output data are set to 0 or output length = 0 in case
of field devices that support Fail Safe feature
 OPERATE - Standard operation mode; data exchange
between master and field devices

PROFIBUS Details
Date 06/22/00, Page 52

Diagnostic &
Troubleshooting
 Always the 1st step - Stay out of Trouble!
 Installation according to PROFIBUS Installation
Guideline (Document 2.112, available from PTO)

 Use REAL PROFIBUS cable according to the


standard

 Use appropriate shielding & grounding

 Choose a master with an easy to use


configuration tool

Diagnostic & Troubleshooting


Date 06/09/00, Page 2

Diagnostic &
Troubleshooting
 Check the Physical Setup - with the BT 200
 Wire break/crisscross
 Short circuit
 Termination
 Bus scan
 Length
 Reflections
 RS 485 interface

Diagnostic & Troubleshooting


Date 06/09/00, Page 3

Diagnostic &
Troubleshooting
 How to use the BT 200?
 Connect test plug with first connector and BT200 with
last connector
 Termination ON at the test plug only while testing
the cable
 Turn the BT 200 ON and press the test key
 If everything is ok, you see the message cabling o.k.
(1R) otherwise an error message appears
Connector
Termination
ON, interrupts
daisy chain

Test
Plug

BT200

Diagnostic & Troubleshooting


Date 06/09/00, Page 4

Diagnostic &
Troubleshooting
 How to use the BT 200? (continued)
 In case of an error - work your way up
Connector
Termination
ON, interrupts
daisy chain

Test
Plug

BT200

BT200

Test
Plug

Diagnostic & Troubleshooting


Date 06/09/00, Page 5

Technology
 Application Specific Integrated Circuit - ASIC

ASPC2

Master

DPC31
Intelligent Slave

SPC3

12 Mbaud
SPC41

RS 485

Simple Slave

LSPM2

+ SIM 11

31.25 kbaud
IEC 1158-2

SPM2

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 2

Technology
 Simple Field Devices

SPM2

LSPM2
MQFB, 80 Pin, 2cm2

PQFB, 120 Pin, 10cm2

 Transmission rate up to 12Mbaud


 DP Protocol completely integrated
 No processor required
 Data Volume:
 LSPM 2 - 32 bit I/O & 8 bit diagnostic
 SPM 2 - 64 bit I/O & 16 bit diagnostic

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 3

Technology
 LSPM2 Block Diagram
48 MHz
Clock pulse
generator
Interface for
ser. EEPROM
shift register
I/O Interface
NORMOPER
DIAERROR

Watchdog

XSREE

M
i
c
r
o
s
e
q
u
e
n
c
e
r

TxD
RxD

RS 485 Interface

Port A

I/O

Port B

I/O /Diag

Port C

I/O /Diag

Port D

I/O /Diag

Port E

Diagnostics

Baudrate Generator

80 PIN QFP-Housing
32 I/Os

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 4

Technology
 Features LSPM2/SPM2
 Timer for response monitoring integrated (watchdog)
 Automatic detection of transmission rate
 EEPROM interface for station address & Ident
Number
 Shift register interface
 I/O interface
 Parameterization ports
 Diagnostic data is specified
 LSPM2/ SPM2 supports all mandatory and optional
services for field device/slave solutions

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 5

Technology
 Intelligent ASICs
ASPC2

SPC 3

Application
Master

Application
Slave

PROFIB.
DP

PROFIBUS
FMS

PROFIBUS DP

Layer 2

PROFIBUS Part 1

PROFIBUS Part 1

SPC 41
Application
Slave
PROFIB.
DP

PROFIBUS
FMS

PROFIBUS Part 1
+ Data-Link-Layer IS
+ Physical-Layer Synchronous

DPC 31
Application
Slave
DPV1
PROFIBUS DP

PROFIBUS Part 1
+ Data-Link-Layer IS
+ Physical-Layer Synchronous

PROFIBUS

RS 485 (max. 12Mbaud)

SIM 11

Hardware

SIM 11

Software
PROFIBUS (intrinsic safety)

IEC 1158-2 (31.25kbaud)

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 6

Technology
 Intelligent ASICs - continued
SPC3

Max. Transmission

12

SPC41

DPC31

ASPC2

12

12

12

Rate [Mbaud]
Transm. Medium
Protocol

RS 485
DP (DPV1)

Message Buffer

1.5

RS485 / IEC 1158-2 (with SIM 11)


DP/FMS/PA

DP/DPV1

1.5

RS 485
DP/DPV1/FMS

1,000

[kByte]

external

Housing

PQFP, 44 Pin PQFP, 44 Pin

PQFP, 100 Pin

MQFP, 100 Pin

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 7

Technology
 Intelligent (continued) - SPC3
up to 244 byte

automatic search

of data

of baudrate

3 buffers for each:

DP slave

input & output


data; 1 for PRM;

9.6kbd-12Mbd

protocol integrated
SPC3

2 for CFG & DIAG


interface to:
Intel (8032, 80x86)
Motorola (HC11/16/916)
firmware available

1.5 kByte
internal RAM

Siemens (80166/80167)
Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 8

Technology
 Intelligent (continued) - DPC31
up to 244 byte

automatic search

of data

of baudrate

9.6kbd-12Mbd

3 buffers for each:

DP slave

input & output

protocol integrated
DPC31

data; 2 for PRM,


CFG & DIAG

interface to:
Intel (8032, 80x86)
Motorola (HC11/16/916)

firmware available

Siemens (C166)

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 9

Technology
 Intelligent - DPC31 (continued)
31.25kBd
integrated

synchronous

8031 core

firmware includes
complete DPV1
synchronous
serial interface

100 pin PQFP


housing

up to 40
bits I/O

standard interface
for memory expansion

6 kByte
internal RAM
Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 10

Technology
 Available Firmware for the ASICs

ASPC2

Master SW
Protocol DP
for 80165

(80 kByte)

SPC3

Slave SW
Protocol DP

(6 kByte)

DPC31

SPC41

Slave SW
Protocol DP/DPV1 (depends on
implementation)
Slave SW
Protocol DP,
FMS,PA

(30 kByte)
Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 11

Technology
 Development Kit DP & PA - Test Board

Technology
Date 10/17/00, Page 19

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