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QUESTION:
How can I connect an OP7 to a WinAC RTX?
ANSWER:
With SIMATIC WinAC RTX it is not possible to have a
direct communication between a WinAC RTX (with CP 5613) and an
Operator Panel (e.g. OP7).
However, by proceeding as described in the following you can set up
a communication.
Step 1: Integrating CP5611:
You need a CP 5611 in addition to the CP5613. You must
integrate the CP 5611 as shown in Figure 1. Here it does not matter
whether the communications processor is already integrated (in the
example Box PC 620) or whether it has to be slotted separately.
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Figure 1: HW Config in STEP 7
Step 2: Configuring CP5611:
Parameterize the CP5611 communications processor in the HW
Config on PROFIBUS address 4 as DP slave (Figures 2 to 4).
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Figure 2: "Properties->General"
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Figure 3: "Properties->Assignment"
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Figure 4: "Properties->Operating Mode"
Step 3: Parameterizing CP5611:
Setting the PROFIBUS address and the transmission rate.
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Figure 5: "Set PG/PC interface"
Step 4: Setting OP access parameters:
Open ProTool and set the access (Figure 6). Make sure that
Address 4 is displayed for "Peer Parameters".
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Figure 6: "ProTool"
Step 5: Checking settings:
Finally check your settings in NetPro (Figure 7).
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Figure 7: "NetPro"
Note:
For cabling the PROFIBUS it is recommended to connect the CP5613
first as seen from the system. Then lead the cable to the CP5611
(use connector with PG plug). In this way you can still plug your
programming device into the PC "from the outside" and load and
monitor your program (select Address 4 for loading the
program).
More instructions are in the manual "Windows
Automation Center WinAC RTX Overview", section 2.6 "Special
Instructions on Installing the CP5613 Card" (Entry ID:
7216008).
Version used: WinAC RTX V3.0
Keywords:
Connection setup
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