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Fieldbus system
BC9000 and BC9100
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Version: 4.0.0
Fig.46: Command >ipconfig< in the DOS window
The AMS Net ID is displayed under Properties/AMS router.
Fig.47: Display of the AMS Net ID
If the AMS Net ID does not match the TCP/IP address, the link can be entered in the routing table (table 2).
Example for AMS Net ID OK
AMS Net ID: 172.16.100.10.1.1
TC/IP:172.16.100.10
Required library: AdsBC.lb6
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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1 Foreword
5
Notes on the Documentation
5
Safety Instructions
6
Documentation Issue Status
7
2 Product Overview
8
Principle of the Bus Terminal
8
The Beckhoff Bus Terminal System
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Fig. 1 Principle of the Bus Terminal
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Technical Data
10
Fig. 2 BC9000 and BC9100
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Technical Data for the PLC
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Ethernet
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3 Fitting and Wiring
13
Mechanical Installation
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Dimensions
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Fig. 3 Dimensions
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Installation on Mounting Rails
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Wiring
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Power Supply, Potential Groups
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Fig. 4 Electrical Isolation
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Ethernet Topologies
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Fig. 5 Ethernet Layout in Star Topology
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Fig. 6 Ethernet Layout in Linear Topology
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Ethernet Connection
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Fig. 7 RJ45 Connector (Western Plug)
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Fig. 8 Ethernet Connection Via Hub or Switch
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Fig. 9 Direct Ethernet Connection (Crossover Cable)
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Ethernet Cable
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4 Parameterization and Commissioning
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Start-Up Behavior of the Bus Terminal Controller
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Parameterization of the Bus Coupler Using DIP Switches
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Fig. 10 Start-Up Behavior of the Bus Terminal Controller
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Network Classes
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IP Address
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Configuration with KS2000
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Fig. 11 Network Classes
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Setting the IP Address Using the ARP Table
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Fig. 12 BK9000, BK9100, BC9000, BC9100
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Fig. 13 BK9050
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Setting the IP Address Using the Beckhoff Bootp Server
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Setting the Address Using a DHCP Server
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Fig. 14 Configuration of the Beckhoff Bootp Server
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Adressing by Name
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Fig. 15 Adressing by Name
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Subnet Mask
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Testing the IP Address
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Fig. 16 Testing the IP Address Using the Ping Command
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Reading the MAC-ID
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Security Settings
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Fig. 17 Security Settings
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5 Configuration
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Configuration Using the System Manager
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Fig. 18 Reading the Connected Bus Couplers and Bus Terminals
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Fig. 19 Setting the Router Memory
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The IP Address Tab
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Fig. 20 the IP Address Tab
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PLC Tab
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Fig. 21 PLC Tab
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Configuration for Modbustcp
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Fig. 22 Sample Configuration of a Bus Terminal Controller
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6 Programming
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Twincat PLC
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PLC Cycle Time
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Fig. 23 Program Running Time
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PLC Variables
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Fig. 25 Bus Terminals in the Bc's Local Process Image
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Mapping the Bus Terminals
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Local Process Image
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Fig. 26 Assign Bus Terminals to the Higher Level Controller
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Allocated Flag Area %MB
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Remanent and Persistent Data
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Fig. 24 Task Time
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Diagnostics
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Cycle Time Measuring
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Fieldbus Process Image
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Modbustcp Process Image
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ADS Process Image
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Program Transfer
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Program Transfer Via the Serial Interface
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Program Transfer Via Ethernet
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Fig. 27 Selection of the Target Platform
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Fig. 28 Communication Parameters
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Fig. 29 the Menu Behind the Twincat Icon
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Fig. 30 Twincat System Properties
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Fig. 31 Add Remote Connection
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Fig. 32 Twincat System Manager
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Libraries
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Fig. 33 Selection of the Target Platform
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Fig. 34 Choose Target System
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Tcutilitiesbc9000
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Fig. 35 Function Block RW_FIELDBUSPRMBC9000
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Fig. 36 Function Block RW_PARAMETERBC9000
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Tciputilitiesbc
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Fig. 37 Function Block FB_SNTP
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7 Fieldbus System
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Ethernet
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Fig. 38 User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
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Fig. 39 Protocols Running on Top of TCP/IP and UDP/IP
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Topology
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Reaction Times
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ADS-Communication
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Fig. 40 the ADS Protocol as a Transport Layer Within the Twincat System
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ADS Protocol
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Fig. 41 Structure of the ADS Protocol
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ADS Services
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Fig. 42 Displaying the AMS Routing Table Using the KS2000 Configuration Software
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Fig. 43 ADS Connection
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Fig. 44 Bus Structure for Cross Communication
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Fig. 45 Cross Communication from One PC to Two Bc9000S
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Fig. 46 Command >Ipconfig< in the DOS Window
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Fig. 47 Display of the AMS Net ID
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Modbustcp
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Modbustcp Protocol
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Fig. 48 Modbustcp Protocol
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Modbus TCP Interface
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Modbustcp Slave Error Answer (BK9000, Bx/Bc9Xx0, Ip/Ilxxxx-B/C900, EK9000)
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Modbustcp Functions
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Examples for Modbustcp
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Description of Parameters
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Properties of the Bus Terminal Controller
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8 Error Handling and Diagnosis
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Diagnostic Leds
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Fig. 49 BC9000 - Leds
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Fig. 50 BC9100 - Leds
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General Errors
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ADS Diagnostics
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Fig. 51 Status Inputs of the BC9000
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Fig. 52 Task Time Longer than Ethernet Propagation Delay
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Fig. 53 Task Time Shorter than Ethernet Propagation Delay
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Modbustcp Diagnostic
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9 Appendix
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General Operating Conditions
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Approvals
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Fig. 54 Sticker with Information about the BK2000 Bus Coupler Certification
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Test Standards for Device Testing
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Bibliography
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List of Abbreviations
86
Support and Service
88
List of Illustrations
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BC9100
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