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Problem
The I-Device functionality has been available since SIMOTION V4.1.1
in order to exchange data between SIMATIC and a SIMOTION control
via PROFINET. This means that in this case the SIMOTION controller
acts as "intelligent IO device" = IDevice. This means that data is
exchanged between the controls via the I/O areas.
The SIMATIC CPU is the higher-level IO controller in the PROFINET
IO system. The SIMOTION control is configured as I-Device and is
therefore an IO device of the SIMATIC CPU.
Communication can be established in both directions (bidirectional)
via I/O areas using the I-Device functionality.
Further, this function allows both controls to operate in separate
projects.
Further, using the I-Device, a machine module can be encapsulated,
so that this can then be used several times in a large plant or
system.
Solution
In this application, a description is given on how a SIMOTION
I-Device connected to a SIMATIC CPU can be configured in order to
exchange data between both controls via PROFINET RT.
In the project example, 254 bytes are sent from the SIMOTION
control to the SIMATIC CPU. The SIMATIC control then returns the
received data, mirrored.
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Security Notice
Caution The functions and solutions described in this
article confine themselves to the realization of the automation
task predominantly. Please take into account furthermore that
corresponding protective measures have to be taken up in the
context of Industrial Security when connecting your equipment to
other parts of the plant, the enterprise network or the Internet.
Further information can be found under the Entry-ID 50203404.
Last Changes V1.3, 06/2012, Revised edition
Additional Keywords motioncontrol_apc_applications
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