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Siemens SIMATIC PN/J1939 LINK User Manual

Siemens SIMATIC PN/J1939 LINK
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Siemens SIMATIC PN/J1939 LINK Specifications

General IconGeneral
Product TypeGateway
Product Type DesignationSIMATIC PN/J1939 LINK
Protocols SupportedPROFINET, J1939
Power Supply24 V DC
Mounting TypeDIN rail
Degree of ProtectionIP20
WeightApprox. 200 g
J1939 Interface1 x 9-pin D-Sub
PROFINET Interface2 x RJ45

Summary

Introduction

1.1 Preface

Purpose of the document and target audience.

Knowledge required

Lists the necessary knowledge for understanding the operating instructions.

1.2 Documentation guide

Lists supplementary documents and their availability.

Safety instructions

2.1 Safety instructions

General safety advice, including CAUTION notice and warnings.

Safety information

Details safety requirements for extra-low voltage connections and working on the device.

2.2 Security information

Discusses industrial security and cyber threat prevention measures.

2.3 Protective measures for SIMATIC PN/J1939 LINK

States that only authorized personnel can access and modify the system.

System overview

3.1 Field of application

Describes the PN/J1939 LINK as a gateway between PROFINET and J1939 networks.

3.2 Features

Lists general characteristics, J1939 features, and configuration limits.

3.3 System configuration

Shows a basic system configuration and explains component functions.

3.4 System requirements

Lists hardware and software requirements for the PN/J1939 LINK.

3.5 Design

Details the physical design and labeling of the PN/J1939 LINK.

Functions

4.1 J1939 protocol

Explains the Extended CAN format and 29-bit message ID structure.

Network address (Source Address)

Describes the address space and available addresses for J1939 devices.

J1939 device name (Name Field)

Details the composition and information within the 64-bit J1939 device name.

Address claiming

Explains the J1939 address assignment procedure and device name behavior.

Transport protocols

Details BAM and CMDT transport protocols for data volumes larger than 8 bytes.

DM messages

Explains how J1939 ECUs report diagnostic trouble codes using DM messages.

4.2 PGN parameters

Overview of PGN parameters configurable in TIA Portal via GSDML file.

4.3 Cyclic and acyclic data exchange

Explains communication paths for cyclic and acyclic data exchange.

4.4 State model

Defines the "OFF" and "ON" states of the PN/J1939 LINK.

4.5 Control and status information

Provides details on control and status information exchanged with the S7 controller.

4.6 Response to errors

Explains diagnostic resources and behavior during communication failures.

Mounting/Extending

6.1 Installing the device

Provides instructions for mounting the PN/J1939 LINK on a mounting rail or control panel.

Mounting on a standard mounting rail

Step-by-step guide for mounting the device onto a standard mounting rail.

Mounting to a control panel

Step-by-step guide for mounting the device onto a control panel.

Connecting

7.1 Safety instructions and guidelines

Safety information and guidelines for connecting the device.

Cable routing and grounding

Guidelines for cable routing, grounding, and strain relief for EMC.

7.2 Potential ratios

Explains electrical isolation and shielding principles of the PN/J1939 LINK.

7.3 24 V DC power supply

Details the connection of the external 24 V DC power supply.

7.4 Connecting the functional ground

Instructions for connecting the functional ground for EMI discharge.

7.5 Connecting PROFINET

Guides on connecting PROFINET using Ethernet cables and connectors.

7.6 Connecting the J1939 bus

Instructions for connecting the PN/J1939 LINK to the J1939 network via DSUB connector.

Commissioning

8.1 Commissioning PN/J1939 LINK

Outlines prerequisites and basic procedure for commissioning the device.

Basic commissioning procedure

Step-by-step guide for commissioning using the TIA Portal.

Configuring / programming

9.1 Overview

Outlines the essential work procedure for configuring the PN/J1939 LINK in TIA Portal.

9.2 Devices & networks

Details how to integrate and configure the device in the TIA Portal's hardware catalog.

9.3 PN/J1939 LINK assign parameters

Explains how to configure module parameters for the J1939 LINK.

Module parameters (J1939 device name)

Details the parameter values forming the 64-bit device name and their function.

9.4 Insert and configure parameter groups

Describes how to insert and configure pre-defined parameter groups.

PGN input modules

Details setting PGN parameters for input modules.

PGN output modules

Details setting PGN parameters for output modules, including fragmentation.

PGN input proxy

Explains selecting and configuring PGN input proxies for acyclic data reading.

PGN output proxy

Explains selecting and configuring PGN output proxies for acyclic data writing.

9.5 Checking and compiling the configuration

Explains how to check configuration consistency by compiling.

Controlling PN/J1939 LINK via S7 user program

Explains setting control information via S7 user program for data transfer.

Diagnostics

10.1 Status LEDs

Explains the status LEDs for visualizing operating states.

10.1.1 Operating state of the PN/J1939 LINK / PROFINET diagnostics

Details the LEDs for visualizing operating states of the device and PROFINET ports.

10.1.2 Connection status of the Ethernet interfaces

Explains the LEDs indicating connection status of Ethernet interfaces.

10.1.3 Connection status of the J1939 bus

Explains the J1939 bus status indicated by LEDs.

10.2 Diagnostic messages to the S7 controller

Details diagnostic messages sent to the S7 controller.

10.2.1 Events that trigger a diagnostic message

Lists events that trigger diagnostic messages and their removal events.

10.2.2 Diagnostic messages

Provides a table of diagnostic messages, causes, and solutions.

Maintenance and service

11.1 Firmware update

Procedure for updating the firmware of the PN/J1939 LINK.

11.2 Replacing PN/J1939 LINK

Basic steps required for replacing the PN/J1939 LINK.

11.3 Recycling and disposal

Information on recycling and disposal of the PN/J1939 LINK.

Technical specifications

12.1 Technical specifications of the PN/J1939 LINK

Comprehensive technical specifications of the PN/J1939 LINK.

Supply voltage

Details voltage supply type, rated value, range, and protections.

Interfaces

Lists interface types, supported protocols, and port details.

CAN

Specifies CAN operating modes and transmission rates.

J1939

Lists J1939 addressable ECUs, logical nodes, and supported data types.

Standards, approvals, certificates

Lists various certifications like CE, UL, EAC, PNO.

Dimension drawing

Dimension drawings of the PN/J1939 LINK

Visual representation of the device's dimensions in millimeters.

Appendix

A.1 Certificates and approvals

Lists certifications and approvals, including CE marking and EMC directives.

A.2 Contact address

Provides the contact address for Siemens AG and other applied standards.

A.3 Licenses

Discusses the use of open source software and license conditions.

A.4 Service & Support

Information on obtaining technical support and online services.

A.4.1 Technical Support

Provides contact details for technical support in Germany and other countries.

A.4.2 Siemens Industry Online Support

Information on accessing Siemens Industry Online Support portal for services.

Glossary

ACL (Address Claiming)

Procedure for claiming an address in the network.

AR (Application Relation)

S7 connection for data exchange in PROFINET.

BAM (Broadcast Announce Message)

Transport protocol for broadcasting data to bus nodes.

CA (Controller Application)

Software of an ECU, potentially containing multiple CAs.

CAN (Controller Area network)

Serial bus system belonging to the fieldbus family.

GSDML (General Station Description Markup Language)

Language for describing PROFINET IO field devices.

PGN (Parameter Group Number)

Number used to uniquely identify a parameter group.

PN (PROFINET)

Open Industrial Ethernet standard for automation.

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