ReleaseNotes Freelance 2019 US

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PROCESS AUTOMATION
Freelance 2019
Release Notes
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PROCESS AUTOMATION
Freelance 2019
Release Notes
Document Number: 2PAA103593-111

Revision: A
Release: May 2019
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 Version designation........................................................................................................... 9
1.1.1 Released software............................................................................................... 9
1.1.2 Compatible software .......................................................................................... 9
1.1.3 Released hardware............................................................................................ 10
2 New in Freelance 2019

2.1 AC 900F.......................................................................................................................... 11
2.1.1 New PM 904F controller.................................................................................. 11
2.1.2 Permanent storage of user variables................................................................. 11
2.2 Freelance Operations ...................................................................................................... 12
2.2.1 Multi-monitor support ...................................................................................... 12
2.2.2 Improved user interface and handling .............................................................. 12
2.2.3 Auto log-off ...................................................................................................... 12
2.3 Freelance Engineering .................................................................................................... 12
2.3.1 Project backup on SD card ............................................................................... 12
2.3.2 Security............................................................................................................. 13
2.3.3 Engineering efficiency...................................................................................... 13
2.3.4 Function Blocks................................................................................................ 13
2.4 User Management........................................................................................................... 13
2.5 Formulation .................................................................................................................... 14
2.6 Hardware ........................................................................................................................ 14
2.6.1 FOUNDATION Fieldbus Linking Device LD 810HSE EX ............................ 14
2.7 New Microsoft Windows operating system.................................................................... 14
2.8 New Microsoft Office version ........................................................................................ 14
3 Known Problems and Workarounds

3.1 Installation ...................................................................................................................... 15
Release Notes 5
Table of Contents
3.1.1 General..............................................................................................................15
3.1.2 Freelance Settings .............................................................................................16
3.2 Freelance Engineering.....................................................................................................16
3.2.1 General..............................................................................................................16
3.3 Commissioning and fieldbusses ......................................................................................17
3.3.1 General..............................................................................................................17
3.3.2 Fieldbus communication ...................................................................................17
3.3.3 PROFIBUS........................................................................................................18
3.3.4 Send and receive function blocks......................................................................19
3.4 Process stations ...............................................................................................................20
3.5 Freelance Operations.......................................................................................................21
3.5.1 General..............................................................................................................21
3.5.2 Freelance Operations on less monitors than connected ....................................22
3.6 Formulation .....................................................................................................................22
3.7 Control Aspect.................................................................................................................23
3.8 Bulk Data Manager .........................................................................................................23
4 Installation
4.1 System requirements (operating system) ........................................................................25
4.2 Installation of the software..............................................................................................25
4.2.1 Project upgrade .................................................................................................27
4.2.2 Antivirus program .............................................................................................28
4.2.3 Setup .................................................................................................................28
4.2.4 UAC ..................................................................................................................29
4.2.5 Project data........................................................................................................29
4.2.6 Formulation upgrade .........................................................................................29
4.2.7 Service hotline ..................................................................................................30
Appendix A Compatible Hardware Versions

A.1 CPU modules / CPU-Baugruppen..................................................................................31
A.2 I/O modules / E/A-Baugruppen......................................................................................34
A.3 Fieldbus modules / Feldbus-Baugruppen .......................................................................42
A.5 Communication modules / Kommunikations-Baugruppen ............................................46
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A.6 Power supplies / Spannungsversorgungen..................................................................... 46

A.7 S700 PROFIBUS-slave components / Komponenten des S700 PROFIBUS-Slave ...... 48
A.8 Compatibility of PM 802F modules .............................................................................. 53
A.9 Compatibility of CI 910F CAN modules....................................................................... 53
A.10 Compatibility of AC 700F / S700 modules ................................................................. 54
Release Notes 7
Table of Contents
8 Release Notes
1 Introduction Version designation
1 Introduction
This document describes the changes in software version Freelance 2019 as

compared to software version Freelance 2016 SP1.
This document is intended to provide information on the Freelance hardware and
software that is not (yet) described in user manuals, sales information, or any other
kind of product information. Additionally, it describes problems and errors in the
software or documentation that were found too late to be included in the
corresponding manual.
1.1 Version designation

1.1.1 Released software
The basic Freelance System in English and German is the subject of this release.
Refer to the document Packet Assembly List Freelance 2019
(3BDS006586R0301) for the full name of the released software version.
1.1.2 Compatible software

With version Freelance 2019 compatible software packages like ABB’s remote I/O
DTMs and Control Aspect are provided with the Freelance product CD. When
connecting field devices, the lists of devices found compatible with Freelance must
be observed. This lists can be found in the ABB Library or in myABB/My Control
System:
• 3BDD011925 “Freelance Integrated PROFIBUS Devices”,
• 3BDD011926 “Freelance Integrated HART Devices” and
• 2PAA103000 “Freelance Device Management Integrated FF Devices”.
For further details of the software provided with the Freelance setup medium and
version designation refer to the Getting Started manual of version Freelance 2019.
Release Notes 9
Version designation 1 Introduction
1.1.3 Released hardware

For all details of the released controllers and IO components refer to Appendix A,
Compatible Hardware Versions.
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2 New in Freelance 2019
2.1 AC 900F
2.1.1 New PM 904F controller
The new controller plus version – the PM 904F processor module – enhances the
functionality provided by the PM 902F standard processor module. While featuring
extra application memory, the PM 904F supports up to four (4) communication
modules.
PM904_en.png
2.1.2 Permanent storage of user variables

For some applications such as operating time counter or measured value acquisition
it is helpful to store values in a non-volatile memory. These values are still available
after a cold start of the controller or even after a longer power failure. The new
NVDATA (non-volatile data storage) function permits permanent storage of
variables. The NVDATA function is available for the AC 900F controller only.
Release Notes 11
Freelance Operations 2 New in Freelance 2019
2.2 Freelance Operations

2.2.1 Multi-monitor support
Freelance 2019 allows the use of up to four (4) monitors on a single workstation.
The display types available per monitor and the arrangement of the monitors are
easily configurable and meet the typical requirements in terms of occupational
safety and operator efficiency.
2.2.2 Improved user interface and handling

• New and clear high-performance HMI style
• Three tabs (Favorites, Active Window, History) for quick navigation and
handling
• Menu button
• Improved search function for Display explorer and Trend displays
• Configurable automatic user log-off
• Larger font and button size
As with previous versions, all existing user applications are fully compatible with
the new Freelance version.
2.2.3 Auto log-off

If auto log-off is enabled, the user is automatically logged out of Freelance
Operations if there is no operation within the configured time.
2.3 Freelance Engineering

2.3.1 Project backup on SD card
This new Freelance function allows you to backup the entire project file including
all graphic displays, logical programs and field device parameters on the SD card of
the controller (AC 700F and AC 900F) and to restore the data from there.
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2 New in Freelance 2019 Security
2.3.2 Security
Please do remember the password well if a password was set for the project, because
there is no way to restore the password if user forgets it. Even with development
tools there is no possibility to reset the password, to read out or to reconstruct the
content of a password-protected Freelance project.
2.3.3 Engineering efficiency

• Minimization of side-effects resulting from configuration changes (loading of
the controller without the necessity to stop tasks or restart the system)
• Improved auto-routing functionality in the FBD editor
• Larger and clearer buttons in the tool bar
• Improved functions for searching, filtering and sorting
• Visualization switch-over between Configuration and Commissioning modes
• Enhanced configuration options such as Display access
2.3.4 Function Blocks

With the Freelance version 2019, the TCP / IP interface block SR_SRTCP is
released for use.
2.4 User Management

For better data security and more friendly user experience, Freelance now allows
you to use Extended User Management (EUM) as alternative to Security Lock for
user access rights management.
This new option makes use of Windows user accounts. Both local accounts and
domain accounts are supported. Typical requirements e.g. regarding central
password management and policies for the password complexity or age are met. If
the user wants to be logged on automatically, single sign-on can be activated
optionally for Freelance.
In order to ensure compatibility, support of the “Security Lock” option is continued.
Release Notes 13
Formulation 2 New in Freelance 2019
2.5 Formulation
The new Formulation Version 1.3 is an option of the Freelance 2019 Setup program
and can be selected during Freelance 2019 installation.
The new Formulation Version 1.3 supports recipes for up to 70 master procedures,
each with a maximum of 30 master recipes and 30 control recipes per master recipe.
The default directory for the project data has been changed:
C: \ FreelanceData\Formulation
2.6 Hardware
2.6.1 FOUNDATION Fieldbus Linking Device LD 810HSE EX
Freelance 2019 supports the new Linking Device LD 810HSE.
2.7 New Microsoft Windows operating system

All components of Freelance 2019 can be used with the following versions of the
Microsoft Windows operating system:
• Windows 7 Professional and Enterprise
• Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise
The Freelance OPC Server can also be used with the following versions of the
Windows operating system (for integration with 800xAOperations):
• Windows Server 2016
• Windows Server 2019
For a list of the latest released Windows versions and updates refer to the document
“Freelance: Microsoft Security Update Validation Status” (2PAA107593) available
in the ABB library or in myABB/My Control System.
2.8 New Microsoft Office version

Freelance 2019 supports Microsoft Office 2016 32 bit and
Microsoft Office 2019 32 bit.
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3 Known Problems and Workarounds Installation
3 Known Problems and Workarounds
3.1 Installation
3.1.1 General
Windows message “Not enough quota is available ...”

In rare cases, the Windows message “Not enough quota is available to process this
command” may be indicated when the Freelance installation is completed.
(#25763 - RN_2019_002)
Solution:
Reboot the PC. After this, Freelance runs without any problems.
Downgrade of the AC 900F / AC 900F Lite firmware

If a firmware version lower than Freelance 2016 is to be loaded into an AC 900F or
AC 900F Lite controller with activated Control Net redundancy, you have to disable
Control Net redundancy prior to starting the firmware download.
(#24475 - RN_2016_011).
Error message when uninstalling Freelance

When Freelance is to be uninstalled while the OPC server and Trend Server are
being run in the background, it can happen that the Timesync service cannot be
stopped automatically. In this case, stop the Timesync service manually and then
restart the uninstall procedure. (#25687 - RN_2019_008)
Freelance user management

Addition of Freelance Documentation Engineering User Management - Group
Privilege:
Release Notes 15
Freelance Engineering 3 Known Problems and Workarounds
The format to customize the user group is

< Prefix>ABB Freelance Group<name of the group>,
e.g.: “Area1 ABB Freelance Group Guest”.
The prefix is optional. The string "ABB Freelance Group" must not be changed.
The group name must be specified. This is used in Freelance Engineering for the
configuration of the operator station access rights.
3.1.2 Freelance Settings
Freelance Operations and Trend Server and/or OPC server on same PC

If the software packages Freelance Operations and Trend Server / OPC server are
installed on the same PC, it must be at least one server configured without a separate
user account.
Otherwise, the communication between Freelance Engineering and Freelance
Operations fails. The operator station can not be loaded and remains in "No
connection" (#24958 - RN_20161_007).
3.2 Freelance Engineering

3.2.1 General
Auto-routing in the FBD editor

In very rare cases, the auto-routing mechanism may result in configuration inconsis-
tency. In unclear situations, it is recommended to close the editor without saving.
(#24926 - RN_2019_007)
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3 Known Problems and Workarounds Commissioning and fieldbusses
3.3 Commissioning and fieldbusses

3.3.1 General
Correction of force and substitute values

If a force or substitute value is corrected via the dialog “Parameter upload”, in some
cases the new value will be corrected correctly in the controller, but shown in
Freelance Engineering as written. (#23221 - RN_2013_014)
Workaround: Do not use the parameter upload dialog for correcting force and
substitute values; always use the corresponding dialog of the module.
Replace or deactivate CAN Module CI 910F

If you want to replace or deactivate the CI 910F module of the primary controller,
execute the following steps:
1. At the primary controller press the "TOGGLE" button and force a redundancy
switchover
2. Check for successfully redundancy switchover.
3. Now you can deactivate the CI 910F at the controller (formerly primary)
4. Replace CI 910F and activate again. (#24704 - RN_2016_017)
3.3.2 Fieldbus communication
Temporary data loss during redundancy toggle possible

A redundant process station works as the master for fieldbus communication, for
example Modbus or Telecontrol. If a transmit command is overlaid by a redundancy
toggle, a loss of these particular process values is possible, depending on the timing
of the process station. (#22058 - RN_2013_016)
Release Notes 17
PROFIBUS 3 Known Problems and Workarounds
3.3.3 PROFIBUS
Loading data from a device via several DTMs

When simultaneously loading acyclic data via two DTMs of the same device, the
error message “Unknown error 0x42: fdt_unknownError” may be indicated and
communication may be interrupted. (#25963 - RN_2019_001)
Solution:
Refrain from simultaneously loading data via more than one DTM of the same
device.
Possible incorrect LED status display for CI 930F

If line redundancy is enabled for the CI 930F, it can happen in some constellations
that the LEDs A and B light up red to indicate a fault although there is actually no
fault of the PRFOBUS lines. This problem is most likely to occur in configurations
where only redundant slaves are used. When all primary modules of a PROFIBUS
slave are running on one line (A or B), only a few PROFIBUS telegrams are
transmitted on the other. Depending on the number of slaves and baud rate, the
PROFIBUS master stack may then interpret the long pauses between individual
telegrams as a line fault and then set the corresponding LED to the “red on” status.
As soon as telegrams are received again, that LED is lit green again. So, only if one
of the LEDs is permanently lit red, it distinctively indicates a line problem.
This means that the LEDs may allegedly indicate line faults which, however,
actually do no exist. As long as no corresponding error message is indicated by
Freelance Operations, the system is working without faults.
(#25910 - RN_2019_004)
Texts in the GSD file

If a GSD files contains texts of more than 32 characters, the text length must be
manually shortened to a maximum of 32 characters to avoid plausibility errors.
(#25116 - RN_2016_006)
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3 Known Problems and Workarounds PROFIBUS
CI 741F diagnosis information is incomplete

If two or more channels fail, the Freelance Engineering unit diagnosis shows the last
one only. If the last error condition returns to good, all other – still existing – failures
are cleared as well. (#23941 - RN_20161_002)
An S700 diagnostic only contains a single error state (module/channel/IO type/error
type) and is therefore not cumulative. A new diagnosis always overwrites an
existing diagnosis.
CI 741F communication problems at 12 MBaud

When running the CI 741F PROFIBUS module at a transmission rate of 12 MBaud,
communication problems may occur on the bus. (#25906 - RN_2019_010)
Solution:
Run the CI 741F PROFIBUS module at transmission rates below 12 MBaud.
Parametrization of DPV1 parameter

If alphanumeric characters will be entered via copy (Ctrl-C) and paste (Ctrl-V) in a
numeric input field at the parameter mask for DPV1 parameters of a PROFIBUS
device, this could lead to a crash of Freelance Engineering
(#26166 - RN_2019_014).
Solution:
Enter only numbers and no letters in numeric input fields using the keyboard rather
than the copy function.
3.3.4 Send and receive function blocks
Receive data via TCP / IP with redundant controllers

The output "OUT" of the function block SR_URECV can not be written directly to
a process image variable which is required for the redundancy adjustment. This is
prevented by the plausibility check.
In the case of redundancy switching, the process value in the new primary controller
receives an undefined value for one or two task cycles until the function block
Release Notes 19
Process stations 3 Known Problems and Workarounds
SR_URECV supplies new data. This behavior can cause unpredictable conditions in
the process control (#26091 - RN_2019_015).
Solution:
Connect the output variable to a process image variable. Use only the process image
variable for process control.
SR_URECV_Variable.png
TCP/IP interface function block SR_SRTCP

The Freelance Controller Emulator only supports the TCP/IP interface function
block SR_SRTCP as a server. Using the function block as a client is not possible.
(#25542 - RN_2019_005)
3.4 Process stations
Control Net redundancy
Contrary to the documented behavior, the failure of both Control Net lines in the
primary controller does not cause a redundancy toggle if Control Net line A in the
secondary has also failed. (24490 - RN_2016_013)
No SD card monitoring for AC 700F Controller

Contrary to the behavior described in the documentation, the AC 700F Controller
does not generate an error message if the SD card is missing.
(#25706 - RN_2019_003)
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3 Known Problems and Workarounds Freelance Operations
SD card error
When using some already pre-formatted SD cards or an SD card that has not been
properly ejected after previous usage, the controller may indicate the error
0x80002109 (DISK_FULL). Re-formatting the SD card or deleting some files
remedies the problem. (#26163 - RN_2019_009)
Control Net configuration change

When the network configuration of redundant AC 900F controllers with redundant
Control Net is changed, a manual restart of the secondary controller may become
necessary in order to ensure proper synchronization. (#25732 - RN_2019_011)
3.5 Freelance Operations

3.5.1 General
Trend Server
During commissioning it may happen that the process values in the trend display are
not updated. (#23412 - RN_20161_001)
Workaround:
In Freelance Engineering always load the gateways before loading the Freelance
Operations stations.
If the gateways are loaded after Freelance Operations, Freelance Operations should
be reloaded.
Another alternative is to restart the OPC Tunnel.
Camera on Freelance Operations

When displaying a WEB image of a camera on Freelance Operations it can happen
that the Operator Station become blocked after a long period of use. This depends
on the type of camera used. (#25650 - RN_2019_016)
Solution:
In order not to jeopardize the process operation, a camera image should be
displayed on a separate Freelance Operations Station.
Release Notes 21
Formulation 3 Known Problems and Workarounds
3.5.2 Freelance Operations on less monitors than connected

When Freelance Operations is being run on less monitors than available, access to
Windows and other applications is possible.
In this case, the monitor with the highest number (Windows monitor ID) allows the
user to change over to the user interface of the Windows operating system. Place all
intended applications on that monitor BEFORE starting Freelance Operations.
By default, Freelance Operations occupies all available monitors at first startup
without a project. After loading a project with a reduced number of monitors,
Freelance Operations must be shut down and then restarted again. It is then
displayed as configured. (#25751 - RN_2019_013)
3.6 Formulation
Freelance Formulation V1.2 TC01 supports up to 70 Master Procedures from now
on. While working with Freelance Formulation the database should not exceed a
size of 1.8 GB. The actual database size can be seen in menu Help > About
Formulation > Database size.
FormulationInfo_en.png
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3 Known Problems and Workarounds Control Aspect
3.7 Control Aspect
No data in Control Aspect

In a running project the IP address of the OPC server which is used by the Control
Aspect for reading data is changed. The modifications are loaded to Freelance
Operations; the new IP address is configured in the wizard of the Control Aspect.
No error is reported, but Control Aspect cannot establish the communication, and no
data are shown in the Control Aspect dialogs. (#23390 - RN_2013_035)
Workaround: The reason for this behavior is that in the DCOM settings the old IP
address is still set, no automatic change has been done. Please check the DCOM
settings and modify them accordingly.
3.8 Bulk Data Manager

For very large projects it can happen that the Bulk Data Manager shows the message
“Server Busy” when the project is opened. In this case, the Bulk Data Manager will
continue working as usual. It is sufficient to press Continue after some time. As
soon as the Bulk Data Manager is ready, the Export button is enabled.
Furthermore, it can happen that Bulk Data Manager still shows the hour glass after
the Excel sheet is opened and can be accessed normally. In this case, Excel should
be closed, After this, the Bulk Data Manager can be used normally again.
(#26053 - RN_2019_012)
Release Notes 23
Bulk Data Manager 3 Known Problems and Workarounds
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4 Installation System requirements (operating system)
4 Installation
Use the USB flash drive delivered with the product to install the Freelance software.
Prior to starting the installation procedure of these programs, accordingly prepare
the PCs by loading the appropriate Windows operating system and making the
necessary system settings.
4.1 System requirements (operating system)

All software packages of Freelance 2019 have been tested and released for use with
the operating systems
• Microsoft Windows 7 Professional and Enterprise SP1.
• Microsoft Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise.
The latest released Windows versions and updates are listed in the document
“Freelance: Microsoft Security Update Validation Status” (2PAA107593) available
in the ABB Library or in myABB/My Control System.
For more information on compatible and released additional software programs and
3rd party software please refer to the manual Getting Started, General Notes.
4.2 Installation of the software

Follow the installation instructions in the manual Getting Started, Freelance
Installation.
In addition to the instructions in the Getting Started manual regarding user rights for
Freelance 2019, note the following:
Installation/Modification of Freelance software

Installing or modifying the Freelance software or working with the Freelance
Settings tool requires a user with Administrator privilege; if you are not a local
Release Notes 25
Installation of the software 4 Installation
administrator, you will be prompted to enter an administrator user name and

password.
RollUps
Once you have installed your system as described in the Getting Started manual,
it may be required to install additional RollUps.
RollUps provide important correction functions for errors that have been discovered
after the product release and corrections that were not available at that point of time.
Please open the RollUP folder at the top folder level on your installation medium.
There is a subfolder (RU1, RU2, etc.) for each RollUp. Another source for RollUps
is the ABB Library or in myABB/My Control System.
Please install first the RollUps in ascending order, if two or more are available. Each
subfolder contains a Release Note file with installation instructions and short
descriptions of the fixed errors.
Language-specific installation
If Freelance is installed in a language that uses a character set not complying with
the standard character set of the operating system (for example: if Freelance is
installed in Chinese on a German operating system), the Windows locale (region
settings) must be selected accordingly.
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4 Installation Project upgrade
Language_settings_en.png
4.2.1 Project upgrade

Upgrading means changing from one Freelance version to a newer version. Make
sure that all your project data are saved before starting the new installation. For
details refer to manual Getting Started, Upgrade an existing version to the new
version.
If a previous Freelance version is already installed on the system, it must be first
uninstalled before you can install the latest Freelance version.
Release Notes 27
Antivirus program 4 Installation
Before installation it is strongly recommended that you export all your projects with
the currently installed version of Freelance Engineering.
Existing project configurations can be upgraded without any problems when
changing over from one Freelance version to the next higher (e.g. from Freelance
2016 to Freelance 2019). For a project upgrade, simply export the project into a
CSV file using the previous version of Freelance Engineering and then import
that CSV file using the latest Freelance Engineering version.
When skipping several Freelance versions, however (e.g. when upgrading from
Freelance V9 to Freelance 2019), it may be necessary to use one of the ‘skipped’
versions when upgrading the project (e.g.: 9.2 -> 2013 -> 2016 -> 2019).
For more details please contact the ABB Service or your local ABB organization.
As from Freelance 2016 the transmission rate of the AC 700F and AC 900F
diagnostic interface is changed to 19,2 kBit/s. When connecting a radio clock
ensure that the transmission rate of the radio clock and the controller match (see
M&I AC 900F and M&I AC 700F).
4.2.2 Antivirus program

The Freelance software has been tested with the antivirus program McAfee,
VirusScan Enterprise® (Version 8.8 Patch 12).
For the up-to-date tested DAT files and Virus Definition Files refer to the document
2PAA118238 “Freelance System Daily Verification of McAfee & Symantec
Validation Report” available in the ABB Library or in myABB/My Control System.
The Getting Started manual contains additional information about the usage of
virus scanners. Please follow the instructions given there.
4.2.3 Setup
Starting the setup procedure

In order to install the Freelance software, insert the USB stick into an USB slot of
your PC. The Autoplay dialog will be started automatically. provided that Autoplay
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4 Installation UAC
is enabled in your Windows operating system. Otherwise, proceed as follows to start

the dialog manually:
> Start your Windows Explorer
> Select the USB drive
> Start the Installer.exe file.
4.2.4 UAC
During the installation, the Freelance Setup program will recognize whether User
Account Control (UAC) is enabled. If not, the following warning is indicated:
UAC_us.png
Click the Enable UAC to enable User Account Control.
4.2.5 Project data

The default target directory for Freelance project data (proj, export, reports, ...) is:
C:\FreelanceData.
4.2.6 Formulation upgrade

The recipes previously configured in old Formulation Versions (V1.1 / 1.2) can be
easily used in V1.3.
It is not possible to upgrade an earlier version of Formulation to version 1.3 directly.
In this case, uninstall the existing version of Formulation and install the new
version.
If you want to keep the recipes of an older Formulation version, please make a
backup of the Formulation database before the upgrade and copy the old database
into the new Formulation directory.
Release Notes 29
Service hotline 4 Installation
4.2.7 Service hotline

For technical assistance, please contact your local service organization or your local
ABB Representative for Control Products.
http://www.abb.com/contacts/
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A.1 CPU modules / CPU-Baugruppen

Table 1. Hardware versions of CPU modules
Hardwareversionen der CPU-Baugruppen
Type Order No Description

HW Index Firmware Revision
Typ Bestell-Nr Beschreibung
AC 900F 3BDH001002 CPU Module 03.02 Start up: 2.33
(PM 904F) R0001 OS: 11.02
AC 900F 3BDH001000 CPU Module 02.00, 02.01, 02.02, Start up: 2.33
(PM 902F) R0001 02.03, 02.04, 03.00, OS: 11.02
03.01, 03.02
AC 900F 3BDH001000 CPU Module 05.00, 05.01, 06.00, Start up: 2.33;
(PM 902F) R0005 06.01, 06.02 OS: 11.02
eA
AC 900F 3BDH001001 CPU Module 03.00, 03.01, 03.02 Start up: 2.33;
(PM 901F) R0001 OS: 11.02
AC 900F 3BDH001001 CPU Module 06.00, 06.01, 06.02 Start up: 2.33;
(PM 901F) R0005 OS: 11.02
eA
TD 951F 3BDH001020 Display unit for 02.00, 02.01 1.26
R0001 AC 900F
TD 951F 3BDH001020 Display unit for 05.00, 05.01 1.26
eA R0005 AC 900F
Release Notes 31


AC 700F 3BDH000364 CPU Module in- A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, Display 01/1.20
(PM 783F) R0001/R0002 cluding battery A7, B0, B1, B2, B3, B4, Start up: 2.33;
(15) B5, B6 OS: 11.02
AC 700F 3BDH000364 CPU Module in- C0 Display 1.20
(PM 783F) R0005 cluding battery Start up: 2.33;
OS: 11.02
AC 800F 3BDH000002 Processor Mod- 01.02, 01.05, 01.06, Version 11.02
(PM 802F) R1 ule 01.07, 01.08, 01.09,
1.10
AC 800F 3BDH000003 Processor Mod- 01.00, 01.01 Version 11.02
(PM 803F) R1 ule Step 1
AC 800F 3BDH000530 Processor Mod- 02.01, 02.02, 02.03, Version 11.02
(PM 803F) R1 ule Step 2 02.04, 02.05, 02.06,
02.07, 02.08, 02.16,
02.17, 02.18, 03.00,
04.00, 06.00
DCP 02 0369 654 CPU Module in- 07.00(1), 08.00, Version 11.02
cluding battery 09.00(1), 09.01(1),
holder 09.02(1), 09.03(1),
not for redundan- 09.04(1), 10.00, 11.00,
cy 12.00, 12.01, 12.02
12.10, 12.20, 12.30,
12.31, 12.32, 12.33,
12.34, 12.35, 12.36,
12.37,12.38, 12.39,
30.00, 30.01, 30.02,
30.03, 30.04, 30.05,
30.06, 30.07, 30.08,
40.00, 40.01, 40.02
32 Release Notes


DCP 02 0369 654(2) CPU Module in- 50.01, 50.02, 50.03, Version 11.02
cluding battery 50.04, 50.05, 50.06,
holder 51.03, 52.00
not for redundan-
cy
DCP 10 0338 701 CPU Module in- 02.00, 02.01, 02.02, Version 11.02
cluding battery 04.00, 04.01, 04.02,
holder 04.03, 04.04, 04.05,
for redundancy 04.06, 04.07, 04.08,
04.09, 04.10, 04.11,
04.12, 04.14, 30.00,
30.01, 30.02, 30.03,
30.04, 30.05, 30.06,
30.07, 30.08, 30.09,
40.00, 40.01, 40.02,
40.03, 40.04, 40.05,
40.06, 40.07, 40.08,
40.09, 40.10, 40.11,
40.12, 40.13, 40.14,
40.15, 40.90
DCP 10 0338 701(2) CPU Module in- 50.01, 50.02, 50.03, Version 11.02
cluding battery 50.04, 50.05, 50.06,
holder 51.03, 51.04, 52.00
for redundancy
DFC 01 0369 529 Processor Mod- 01.01, 01.02 Version 11.02
ule
(Freelance Se-
lect)(13)
DFC 02 0369528 Processor Mod- 01.00, 01.01, 01.02, Version 11.02
ule 01.05, 01.07, 01.08
Release Notes 33
A.2 I/O modules / E/A-Baugruppen

Table 2. Hardware versions of the I/O modules
Hardwareversionen der E/A-Baugruppen
Type Order no Description

AI 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, 1.11
H000376R000 Input Module A7, A8, A9
1 16 AI
AI 723F 3BDH000376 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
R0005 Input Module
16 AI
AI 731F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
H000385R000 Input Module
1 8 AI
AI 731F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
5 8 AI
AO 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, 1.11
H000384R000 Output Module A6
1 16 AO
AO 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
H000384R000 Output Module
5 16 AO
AX 721F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, 1.11
H000370R000 Input/Output Mo- A6
1 dule
4 AI, 4 AO
34 Release Notes


H000377R000 Input/Output Mo- A7, A8
1 dule
8 AI, 8 AO
AX 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
H000377R000 Input/Output Mo-
5 dule
8 AI, 8 AO
DA 701F 3BD- 24 V DC Digi- A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
H000371R000 tal/Analog In-
1 put/Output Modu-
le
16 DI, 8 DI/DO
4 AI, 4 AO
DA 701F 3BD- 24 V DC Digi- B0 3.0.14
5 put/Output Modu-
le
16 DI, 8 DI/DO
4 AI, 4 AO
DC 732F 3BDH000375 24 V DC Digital A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, 1.11
R0001 Input/Output Mo- A7
dule
16 DI, 16 DI/DO
DC 732F 3BDH000375 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
R0005 Input/Output Mo-
dule
16 DI, 16 DI/DO
Release Notes 35


DI 724F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11
1 32 DI
DI 724F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
5 32 DI
DX 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11
1 dule
8 DI, 8 DO relay
contacts
DX 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
5 dule
8 DI, 8 DO relay
contacts
DX 731F 3BD- 230/120 V AC Di- A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
H000387R000 gital Input/Output
1 Module
8 DI, 4 DO relay
contacts
DX 731F 3BD- 230/120 V AC Di- B0 3.0.14
5 Module
8 DI, 4 DO relay
contacts
36 Release Notes


DAI 01 0369 628 Analog Input 02.00, 03.00, 04.00, DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),
no Flash 16 x 0/4...20 mA, 04.01, 05.00, 05.01, DEA 4.12, DEA 4.18,
Re 50 Ohms 06.00, 06.01, 07.00, DEA 4.19, DEA 4.20,
08.00, 08.10, 08.20, DEA 4.21, DEA 4.22,
30.00, 30.01, 30.02,
30.03
DAI 01 0369 628 Analog Input 40.00, 40.01, 40.02, FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,
16 x 0/4...20 mA, 40.03, 40.04 FEA 4.36
Re 50 Ohms
DAI 02 0369 630 Analog Input 03.00, 03.01, 04.00, DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),
no Flash 16 x 0...10 V DC 05.00, 06.00, 06.10, DEA 4.18, DEA 4.19,
06.20, 30.00, 30.01, DEA 4.21, DEA 4.22
30.02, 30.03
16 x 0...10 V DC 40.03, 40.04 FEA 4.36
no Flash 16 x 0/4...20 mA, 05.00, 06.00, 06.10, FEA 4.36
Re 250 Ohms 06.20, 30.00, 30.01,
30.02, 30.03
DAI 03 0369 631 Analog Input 40.00, 40.01, 40.02, DEA 3.56(4), DEA 4.18,
16 x 0/4...20 mA, 40.03, 40.04 DEA 4.19, DEA 4.21,
Re 250 Ohms DEA 4.22, FEA 4.33,
FEA 4.34, FEA 4.36
DAI 04 0369 632 Analog Input 04.00, 05.00, 06.01, DPT 2.01, DPT 2.04(4),
8 x Pt100, 06.02, 09.00, 30.00, DPT 4.12, DPT 4.15(5),
mV sensors, 30.01, 30.02, 30.03, DPT 4.31, DPT 4.33,
thermo ele- 30.04, 30.05, 30.06, DPT 4.36, DPT 09.00(6),
ments, 16 bit 30.07, 30.08, 30.09 DPT 09.01(6)
Release Notes 37


DAI 05 0336 025 Analog Input 01.10, 01.20, 01.21, D2A 1.04(4), D2A 4.12,
16 x 0/4...20 mA 30.00, 30.01, 30.02, D2A 4.14, D2A 4.16,
30.03, 30.04 D2A 4.31, D2A 4.33,
D2A 4.36
DAO 01 0369 629 Analog Output 02.00, 02.10, 30.00, DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),
no Flash 16 x 0/4...20 mA 30.01, 30.02 DEA 4.16, DEA 4.18,
DEA 4.19, DEA 4.20,
DEA 4.21, DEA 4.22
DAO 01 0369 629 Analog Output 40.00, 40.01, 40.02, FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,
16 x 0/4...20 mA 40.03, 40.04 FEA 4.36
DDI 01 0369 626 Digital Input 02.00, 02.01, 02.10, DEA 3.37, DEA 3.56(4),
no Flash 32 x 24 V DC 30.00, 30.01, 30.02, DEA 4.18, DEA 4.19,
30.03 DEA 4.20, DEA 4.21,
DEA 4.22
DDI 01 0369 626 Digital Input 40.00, 40.01, 40.02, FEA4.30, FEA 4.33,
(Flash) 40.03, 40.04, 40.05, FEA 4.34, FEA 4.36
32 x 24 V DC 40.06
DDI 02 0369 637 Digital Input 03.00, 04.00, 04.10, DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,
no Flash 16 x 24...60 V 30.00, 30.01, 30.02 DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,
AC/DC DIO 4.22
DDI 02 0369 637 Digital Input 40.00, 40.01 FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36
(Flash)
16 x 24...60 V
AC/DC
DDI 03 0369 638 Digital Input 03.00, 04.00, 04.10, DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,
AC DIO 4.22
38 Release Notes


DDI 03 0369 638 Digital Input 40.00, 40.01 FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36
(Flash)
16 x 115...230 V
DDI 04 0369 639 Digital Input 30.02, 30.03, 30.04, D2A 4.16, D2A 4.31,
(Flash) 30.05, 30.06 D2A 4.33, D2A 4.36
28 x NAMUR
sensor inputs,
or 28 x contacts,
or 12 x change-
over contacts,
or 12 x 3- or 4-
wire sensors
DDI 05 0369 640 Digital Input 40.01, 40.02 FEA 4.33, FEA 4.34,
(Flash) FEA 4.36
32 x 120/230 V
AC
DDO 01 0369 627 Digital Output 02.00, 03.00, 04.00, DEA 3.56(4), DEA 4.18,
no Flash 32 x 24 V DC, 0.5 05.00, 05.01, 06.00, DEA 4.19, DEA 4.21,
A 06.01, 07.00, 07.01, DEA 4.22
07.10
DDO 01_2 0369 627 Digital Output 10.00, 20.00, 30.00, D2A 1.04(4), D2A 4.12,
32 x 24 V DC, 0.5 30.01, 40.00, 40.01, D2A 4.14, D2A 4.16,
A 40.02, 40.03, 40.04, D2A 4.31, D2A 4.33,
40.05, 42.00 D2A 4.36
DDO 02 0369 642 Digital Output 03.00, 03.10, 30.00, DIO 1.06(4), DIO 4.09,
no Flash 16 x 24...230 V 30.01, 30.02 DIO 4.10, DIO 4.21,
AC/DC, 5 A, relay DIO 4.22
DDO 02 0369 642 Digital Output 40.00, 40.01, 40.02, FIO 4.33, FIO 4.36
16 x 24...230 V 40.03
AC/DC, 5 A, relay
Release Notes 39


AC/DC, 5 A, DIO 4.20, DIO 4.22
relay with read-
back
16 x 24...60 V 40.03
AC/DC, 5 A,
relay with read-
back
AC, 5 A, DIO 4.22,
relay with read-
back
16 x 115...230 V 40.03
AC, 5 A,
relay with read-
back
DFI 01 0369 681 Frequency Input 30.00, 30.01, 30.02, DFI 4.30, DFI 4.31, DFI
4 frequency in- 30.03, 30.04, 30.05, 4.32, DFI 4.33, DFI 4.36
puts, 30.06
plus 2 digital in-
puts
and 2 digital out-
puts
40 Release Notes


DLM 01 37421- Link Module in- 03.00, 04.00, 05.00, no Firmware
0369652 cluding battery 05.01, 05.02, 30.00,
holder 30.01, 30.02, 30.03,
for one power 30.04, 30.05, 30.06,
supply 40.00, 40.01, 40.02,
40.03, 40.04, 40.05,
40.06
DLM 02 0338 434 Link Module in- 01.10, 01.11, 01.12, DLM 4.14, DLM 4.15,
cluding battery 30.00, 30.01, 30.02, DLM 4.21, DLM 4.22,
holder 30.03, 30.04, 30.05, FLM 4.34, FLM 4.35,
for power supply 30.06, 40.00, 40.01, FLM 4.36
redundancy, 40.02, 40.03, 40.04,
to connect 2 pow- 40.05
er supplies
Release Notes 41
A.3 Fieldbus modules / Feldbus-Baugruppen

Table 3. Hardware versions of the Fieldbus modules
Hardwareversionen der Feldbus-Baugruppen
Type Oder no Description

CI 910F 3BDH001005 Fieldbus Interface 01.00 1.05
R0001 Module
CAN (triple chan-
nel)
eA R0005 Module
CAN (triple chan-
nel)
CI 930F 3BDH001010 Fieldbus Interface 02.00, 02.01 1.34
(SUB-D, R0001 Module
RJ-45) PROFIBUS
(2 SUB-D) R0002 Module
PROFIBUS
CI 930F 3BDH001010 Fieldbus Interface 05.00, 06.00 1.34
(2 SUB-D) R0005 Module
eA PROFIBUS
R0001 Module
PROFIBUS
eA R0005 Module
PROFIBUS
CM 772F 3BDH000368 Fieldbus Interface A1, A2, A3 V1.210
R0001 Module
PROFIBUS
42 Release Notes


TU 951F 3BDH001035 PROFIBUS Ter- 00.92
R0001 minal for Line B
FI 810F 3BDH000030 Fieldbus Interface 01.03, 01.04, 06.00
R1 Module
CAN (triple chan-
nel)
FI 820F 3BDH000031 Fieldbus Interface 01.02, 01.03, 01.04,
R1 Module 01.05, 06.00
Modbus, Serial
(dual channel)
FI 830F 3BDH000032 Fieldbus Interface 02.01, 02.02, 02.03, 5.24.R.00
R1 Module 02.04, 03.00, 03.01,
PROFIBUS-DP 03.02, 03.03, 03.04,
04.00, 04.01, 06.00
FI 840F(14, 3BDH000033 Fieldbus Interface 01.03, 01.04, 02.00, 4.02, 4.08, 4.09, 4.10
16) R1 Module 02.01, 02.02, 03.00,
Foundation Field- 03.01, 06.00
bus
DFM 01 0369 570 Fieldbus Interface 01.01, 01.02, 01.03, 5.24R00
Module 02.00, 02.01, 02.02,
PROFIBUS-DP 02.03, 02.04, 03.00,
03.01, 03.02, 03.03,
03.04, 04.00, 04.01,
06.00
DFM 02 0369 571 Fieldbus Interface 01.00, 01.01, 01.02,
Module 01.03, 01.04, 01.05,
Modbus, Serial 06.00
(dual channel)
Release Notes 43


DFM 03 0369 572 Fieldbus Interface 01.00, 01.01, 01.02,
Module 01.03, 01.04, 06.00
CAN (triple chan-
nel)
DFM 11 0369 575 Fieldbus Interface 02.02, 03.00
Module Select
PROFIBUS-DP
Select
44 Release Notes
A.4 Ethernet modules / Ethernet-Baugruppen

Table 4. Hardware versions of the Ethernet modules
Hardwareversionen der Ethernet-Baugruppen

HW Index
DFE 01(12) 0369 565 Ethernet Interface 01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 01.04, 02.00, 02.01,
Module 10MBit 02.02, 02.03, 2.04, 02.90, 04.00, 04.01
10Base2
Module 10MBit 01.06, 01.07, 1.08, 03.03, 04.00, 04.01
AUI
Module 10MBit 03.02, 03.03, 04.00, 04.01, 04.02, 05.00,
10BaseT 05.01, 06.00
EI 801F 3BDH000015 Ethernet Interface 02.00, 02.01, 02.02, 02.03(10)(11), 2.04(10)(11),
R1 Module 10MBit 2.90(10)(11), 04.00(10)(11), 04.01(10)(11)
10Base2
EI 802F 3BDH000016 Ethernet Interface 01.04, 01.05, 01.06, 01.07, 1.08, 03.03(10)(11),
R1 Module 10MBit 04.00(10)(11), 04.01(10)(11)
AUI
EI 803F 3BDH000017 Ethernet Interface 03.00, 03.01, 03.02(10)(11), 03.03(10)(11),
R1 Module 10MBit 04.00(10)(11), 04.01(10)(11), 04.02(10)(11),
10BaseT 05.00(10)(11), 05.01(10)(11), 06.00(10)(11)
EI 811F 3BDH000020 Ethernet Interface 01.00, 01.01, 02.01, 02.03, 02.04, 03.00,
R1 Module 10MBit 03.01, 03.02, 04.00, 04.01
10Base2
R1 Module 10MBit 03.01, 03.02, 04.00, 04.01
AUI
R1 Module 10MBit 03.00, 03.01, 03.02, 03.03, 03.04, 04.00,
10BaseT 04.01, 04.02, 05.00, 05.01, 06.00
Release Notes 45
A.5 Communication modules / Kommunikations-

Baugruppen
Table 5. Hardware versions of the Communication modules
Hardwareversionen der Kommunikations-Baugruppen

DCO 01 0369 666 Communication Module 02.00, 02.01, 02.02, 5.14
4 x RS232C/RS422/RS485, 02.03, 03.00, 03.01,
1 x RS232C for diagnosis 30.00, 30.01, 30.02,
Modbus Master/Slave 30.03, 31.00, 31.01
A.6 Power supplies / Spannungsversorgungen

Table 6. Hardware versions of the Power supplies
Hardwareversionen der Spannungsversorgungen

HW Index
AM 801F 3BDH000040R1 Battery Module 02.01, 02.02, 02.03, 02.04, 02.90,
04.00, 04.01, 04.02, 05.00, 05.01, 06.00
AM 811F 3BDH000050R1 Battery Module 01.00, 02.00, 02.01, 02.03, 02.04,
03.00, 03.01, 03.02, 04.00, 04.01,
04.02, 05.00, 05.01, 06.00
SA 801F 3BDH000011R1 Power Supply Module 01.01, 01.02, 01.03, 02.00, 02.01, 03.00
(115/230V AC -> 24 V
DC)
SA 811F 3BDH000013R1 Power Supply Module 01.00, 01.01, 02.00, 02.01, 03.00
(for PM 803F)
(115/230V AC -> 24 V
DC)
46 Release Notes
Table 6. Hardware versions of the Power supplies

Hardwareversionen der Spannungsversorgungen

HW Index
SD 802F 3BDH000012R1 Power Supply Module 01.00, 01.01, 02.00
(24 V DC -> 24 V DC)
SD 812F 3BDH000014R1 Power Supply Module 01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 02.00
(for PM 803F)
(24 V DC -> 24 V DC)
DFA 01 0369 557 Battery Module 01.00, 01.01, 01.03, 02.00, 02.01,
02.02, 02.03, 02.04, 04.00, 04.01,
04.02, 05.00, 05.01, 06.00
DFP 01 0369 561 Power Supply Module 01.00, 01.01, 01.02, 01.03, 02.00, 02.01
(115/230V AC -> 24 V
DC)
DFP 02 0369 560 Power Supply Module 01.00, 01.01
(24 V DC -> 24 V DC)
DFP 01 0369 562 Power Supply Module 01.02, 02.00, 02.01
Select Select
(DFP 11) (115/230V AC -> 24 V
DC)
Release Notes 47
A.7 S700 PROFIBUS-slave components / Komponenten

des S700 PROFIBUS-Slave
Table 7. Hardware versions of the S700 components
Hardwareversionen der S700-Komponenten

AC 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, 1.11
1 dule
8 AI/AO
AI 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, 1.11
H000376R000 Input Module A7, A8, A9
1 16 AI
AI 723F 3BDH000376 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
R0005 Input Module
16 AI
AI 731F 3BD- 24 v DC Analog A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
H000385R000 Input incl. Ther-
1 mo element
8 AI
AI 731F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
5 8 AI
AO 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11
1 16 AO
AO 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
5 16 AO
48 Release Notes


1 dule
4 AI, 4 AO
H000377R000 Input/Output Mo- A7, A8
1 dule
8 AI, 8 AO
AX 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Analog B0 3.0.14
5 dule
8 AI, 8 AO
CD 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Fre- A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, 1.11
H000393R000 quency Input Mo- A8
1 dule
2 counter inputs,
2 DO, 2 DI
8 DI/DO
DA 701F 3BD- 24 V DC Digi- A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
1 put/Output Modu-
le
16 DI, 8 DI/DO
4 AI, 4 AO
Release Notes 49


DA 701F 3BD- 24 V DC Digi- B0 3.0.14
5 put/Output Modu-
le
16 DI, 8 DI/DO
4 AI, 4 AO
DC 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
1 dule
16 DI/DO
DC 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
1 dule
24 DI/DO
DC 723F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
5 dule
24 DI/DO
DC 732F 3BDH000375 24 V DC Digital A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, 1.11
R0001 Input/Output Mo- A7
dule
16 DI, 16 DI/DO
DC 732F 3BDH000375 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
R0005 Input/Output Mo-
dule
16 DI, 16 DI/DO
DI 724F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 1.11
1 32 DI
50 Release Notes


DI 724F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
5 32 DI
DX 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 1.11
1 dule
8 DI, 8 DO relay
contacts
DX 722F 3BD- 24 V DC Digital B0 3.0.14
5 dule
8 DI, 8 DO relay
contacts
DX 731F 3BD- 230/120 VAC Di- A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 1.11
1 Module
8 DI, 4 DO relay
contacts
DX 731F 3BD- 230/120 V AC Di- B0 3.0.14
5 Module
8 DI, 4 DO relay
contacts
CI 741F 3BD- PROFIBUS DP A0, A1, A2, A3
H000396R000 Slave Interface
5 Module
Release Notes 51


DC 705F 3BD- FBP Interface A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5,
H000388R000 Module A6
1
PDP22- 1SA- Fieldbus Plug F
FBP J240100R10x
x
(1)
Not for plugging and unplugging with switched on power supply.
(2)
Please note that with former software versions than 5.1 the CPU modules with HW revision
index 40.14, 50.03 and higher are not supported any longer!
(3)
There are some restrictions for several firmware versions and the corresponding hardware
revisions. These restrictions cannot be displayed within this table. Please contact the service
organization for detailed information.
(4)
Only at V2 compatibility mode, that means: not for use with an redundant system, mixture
use with newest V3 eproms is allowed
(5)
See hardware release note 102 ‘Eproms for I/O cards’, note 2
(6)
DPT 09.00 and DPT 9.01 are only allowed with DAI 04 HW Index 30.06, 30.07 or 09.00. It
is strongly recommended to update DPT 9.00 to DPT 9.01.
(10)
Can be used in PM803F (16MB controller) also.
(11)
No battery backup with this version in PM803F (16MB controller).
(12)
Cannot be used within PM 803F (16MB controller).
52 Release Notes
(13)
After loading the new EPROM version in a FieldController select, this controller must be
switched off for at least 2 minutes. During this time also the battery must the removed.
Afterwards the FieldController select can be loaded from Freelance Engineering. (21899)
(14)
Starting with FI 840F hardware index 03.00 again 4 FI 8540F modules can be used in one
controller.
(15)
For usage of the PROFIBUS functionality at least hardware version A3 of the CPU module
must be used. PROFIBUS with AC 700F is not supported with older versions of AC 700F
CPU module.
(16)
For usage with FOUNDATION Fieldbus the Linking Devise LD 800HSE (firmware version
1.46.1.02) is required.
A.8 Compatibility of PM 802F modules

For usage with the 16 MByte CPU module PM 803F newer Ethernet modules
EI 811F, EI 812F and EI 813F were developed and released. Some of the
preexisting Ethernet modules can be used with the 16MByte CPU.
see foot notes (10), (11), (12) above.
Using the modules DFE 01/EI 801F, DFE 02/EI 802F and DFE 03/EI 803F with
the CPU module PM 803F there is no battery backup available for this station.
A.9 Compatibility of CI 910F CAN modules
The CI 910F CAN modules can be used for Freelance Rack I/O only with
firmware versions > 4.0 which supports redundancy.
Release Notes 53
A.10 Compatibility of AC 700F / S700 modules

Details regarding compatibility can be found in the "AC 700F Compatibility
Matrix" (2PAA106303D0002_C).
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2 New in Freelance 2019

3 Known Problems and Workarounds

Appendix A Compatible Hardware Versions

A.6 Power supplies / Spannungsversorgungen..................................................................... 46

This document describes the changes in software version Freelance 2019 as

1.1 Version designation

1.1.2 Compatible software

1.1.3 Released hardware

2.1.2 Permanent storage of user variables

2.2 Freelance Operations

2.2.2 Improved user interface and handling

2.2.3 Auto log-off

2.3 Freelance Engineering

2.3.3 Engineering efficiency

2.3.4 Function Blocks

2.4 User Management

2.7 New Microsoft Windows operating system

2.8 New Microsoft Office version

3 Known Problems and Workarounds

Windows message “Not enough quota is available ...”

Downgrade of the AC 900F / AC 900F Lite firmware

Error message when uninstalling Freelance

Freelance user management

The format to customize the user group is

3.1.2 Freelance Settings

Freelance Operations and Trend Server and/or OPC server on same PC

3.2 Freelance Engineering

Auto-routing in the FBD editor

3.3 Commissioning and fieldbusses

Correction of force and substitute values

Replace or deactivate CAN Module CI 910F

3.3.2 Fieldbus communication

Temporary data loss during redundancy toggle possible

Loading data from a device via several DTMs

Possible incorrect LED status display for CI 930F

Texts in the GSD file

CI 741F diagnosis information is incomplete

CI 741F communication problems at 12 MBaud

Parametrization of DPV1 parameter

3.3.4 Send and receive function blocks

Receive data via TCP / IP with redundant controllers

TCP/IP interface function block SR_SRTCP

3.4 Process stations

Control Net redundancy

No SD card monitoring for AC 700F Controller

Control Net configuration change

3.5 Freelance Operations

Camera on Freelance Operations

3.5.2 Freelance Operations on less monitors than connected

3.7 Control Aspect

No data in Control Aspect

3.8 Bulk Data Manager

4.1 System requirements (operating system)

4.2 Installation of the software

Installation/Modification of Freelance software

administrator, you will be prompted to enter an administrator user name and

4.2.1 Project upgrade

4.2.2 Antivirus program

Starting the setup procedure

is enabled in your Windows operating system. Otherwise, proceed as follows to start

Click the Enable UAC to enable User Account Control.

4.2.5 Project data