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S7-400 CPU 41x -- Setting up and parameterizing hardware -- Initializing and parameterizing modules (GSD, Updates)
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Only up to 27 configured blocks are displayed
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Only up to 27 configured blocks are displayed
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QUESTION:  
Why do I receive information on the status of 27 configured blocks at maximum, when parametrizing the partial list SZL 0E91 of system function SFC51?

ANSWER:  
Partial list 0E91 of the system function SFC51 does only apply for S7-400.
With parametrization of partial list SZL 0E91 of the system function SFC51 you receive status information of all configured blocks - independently of whether or not they are plugged to the rack. 
For each configured block, 8 words or 16 bytes must be reserved - independently of whether or not these are plugged in the rack. Below table describes the structure of the data set of  SZL partial list 0E91.

Name Length Meaning
adr1 1 Word

In case of central setup: 
number of the block of the physical address

In case of distributed setup with PROFIBUS DP: 
ID of DP master system, stations number 

In case of distributed setup with PROFINET IO: 
the last two digits of the ID of the PROFINET IO system, stations number
 

adr2 1 Word

In case of central and distributed setup with PROFIBUS DP: 
number of the slot and of the submodule slot

In case of distributed setup with PROFINET IO: 
number of interface

logadr 1 Word First assigned logical I/O address (basic address)
solltyp 1 Word PROFINET IO: setpoint type, reserved otherwise
isttyp 1 Word PROFINET IO: actual type, reserved otherwise
alarm 1 Word Reserved
eastat 1 Word I/O status
ber_bgbr 1 Word Area ID / Width of block

Tab. 1: Structure of a Data Set of the Partial List with SZL ID:= W#16#xy91

The general limitation of SFC51 is ca. 440 Byte. For a configuration of 27 blocks you therefore receive an overall size of 27 * 16 bytes = 432 bytes. Hence details of block status of at maximum 27 blocks is possible. Further blocks cannot be displayed.

Further information on the structure of the data set of the partial list SZL you also find in the online help of STEP 7 in "SZL-ID W#16#xy91 - Block status information".

Key Words:
SZL-ID, SFC51 "RDSYSST" (read system status)


 Entry ID:18839973   Date:2004-04-23 
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