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Siemens SIMATIC TIM 3V-IE DNP3 User Manual

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The SINAUT Configuration Tool
6.6 TD7onTIM
TIM DNP3
202 System Manual, 12/2015, C79000-G8976-C253-04
Input / output address
Data transferred from TD7onTIM to a communications partner is first read from the work
memory of the CPU. For each send channel, the source address (
input address
) must be
specified in the relevant memory area of work memory on the local CPU module from which
the data will be read.
Name:
Input address
Memory area:
The following options are available for the source or destination address:
•
DB: Data block
•
Memory bit: Memory bit area
•
For sending channels:
Input: Process input image (PII)
•
For receiving channels:
Output: Process output image (PIQ)
Only the specified address areas can be read or written by TD7onTIM. Data
from other areas, for example analog values acquired via peripheral input
words (PIW) or o
utput via peripheral output words (PQW) must be mapped
to the bit memory or data block area by the user program.
Data type:
Apart from the objects Dat12D_S, Dat12D_R, Par12D_S, Part12D_R, the
box shows the default data type for the particular channel:
•
Binary send/receive: BYTE
•
Analog send/receive: WORD
•
Mean value send/receive: WORD
•
Counted value send: WORD
•
Counted value receive: DWORD
•
Command send/receive: BYTE
•
DNP command received / DNP command return message: BOOL
•
Send/receive data:
– Bin08X_S/Bin08X_R: In each case 1 status bit of the byte
– Dat12D_S/Dat12D_R: BYTE, CHAR, WORD, DWORD, INT, DINT,
REAL
•
Setpoint send/receive
– Object Set01W_S/Set01W_R: WORD
– Object Par12D_S/Par12D_R: BYTE, CHAR, WORD, DWORD, INT,
DINT, REAL
Number:
Amount of data included in t
he array (maximum 12 double words or 48
bytes). The parameter is only active for channels that can be configured with
a variable length. The parameter is available for the following channel/object
types and is explained further below with the specific chan
nel parameters:
•
Data send / Dat12D_S
•
Data receive / Dat12D_R
•
Setpoint send / Par12D_S
•
Setpoint receive / Par12D_R

Table of Contents

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Siemens SIMATIC TIM 3V-IE DNP3 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSiemens
ModelSIMATIC TIM 3V-IE DNP3
CategoryControl Unit
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

Validity of this manual

Details the specific TIM modules covered by this manual, including hardware and firmware versions.

Purpose of the manual

Explains that the manual supports configuration, installation, commissioning, and operation of DNP3 modules.

New in this release

Highlights new functions and editorial revisions included in the current manual release.

Hardware and software requirements and compatibility

Lists the necessary hardware components and software versions for configuration and operation.

Required experience

Specifies the prerequisite knowledge and experience needed to configure and operate the devices.

Uses and properties of the TIM

1.1 Application

Describes the application of the DNP3 TIM module for SIMATIC S7, including network types and connection possibilities.

1.2 TIM 3V-IE DNP3 - Overview

Provides an overview of the TIM 3V-IE DNP3 module, its interfaces, and design features.

1.3 TIM 4R-IE DNP3 - Overview

Provides an overview of the TIM 4R-IE DNP3 module, its interfaces, and design features.

1.10 Configuration limits

Details the maximum number of communications partners and objects per TIM module.

1.12 Requirements for operation - necessary components and services

Outlines the hardware components and services required for the TIM module to operate.

1.12.2 Compatible SIMATIC CPUs

Lists compatible SIMATIC CPUs for installing TIM 3V-IE and TIM 4R-IE DNP3 modules.

Network structures and configurations

2.1 Overview of the possible network types

Explains the different network types that can be set up using the DNP3 TIM modules.

2.4 Configuration options with the DNP3 TIMs

Details configuration options for DNP3 TIMs with S7-300, S7-400, and S7-400H systems.

2.5 Configuration variants with IP-based WAN

Illustrates configuration variants for IP-based WANs, including hierarchical networks.

2.6 Configuration variants with classic and IP-based WAN

Describes configuration variants using both classic WAN and IP-based WAN technologies.

LEDs and connectors

3.1 TIM 3V-IE DNP3

Details the display elements, connectors, buttons, LEDs, and port pinouts for the TIM 3V-IE DNP3 module.

3.2 TIM 4R-IE DNP3

Details the display elements, connectors, buttons, LEDs, and port pinouts for the TIM 4R-IE DNP3 module.

Installation and commissioning

4.1 Installation guide

Provides guidance on installing DNP3 TIM modules in S7-300 and standalone TIM 4R-IE DNP3 configurations.

4.2 Mounting and connecting up a TIM

Covers important notes on using the device, safety notices, and installation procedures for TIM modules.

4.3 Commissioning the TIM

Details the steps for commissioning the TIM module, including startup activities for both TIM variants.

4.4 Battery of the TIM 4R-IE DNP3

Explains the optional backup battery for the TIM 4R-IE DNP3, including storage and replacement instructions.

Configuration in STEP 7

5.1 Overview

Provides an overview of the SINAUT configuration software within the SIMATIC environment and its sequence.

5.5 Configuring stations in STEP 7 / HW Config

Describes how to use HW Config to install hardware components and configure modules within stations.

5.6 Configuring networks and network nodes in STEP 7 / NetPro

Explains how to configure networks and network nodes using NetPro, including WANs and Ethernet nodes.

5.7 Configuring TIM modules

Details the configuration of TIM modules through various dialog tabs like General, Interfaces, and DNP3 parameters.

5.9 Configuring time-of-day synchronization

Explains how to configure time-of-day synchronization using DNP3 mechanisms or NTP servers.

The SINAUT Configuration Tool

6.1 Installing / uninstalling

Covers the installation and uninstallation procedures for the SINAUT standard software package.

6.4 The connection configuration

Details how to configure telecontrol connections between subscribers in DNP3 systems.

6.5 The Subscriber Administration

Explains the functions of subscriber administration, including configuring subscriber data and TD7 software.

6.6 TD7onTIM

Covers the TD7 software functions, DNP3 elements implementation, and configuration of TD7onTIM.

6.7 Saving and generating system data

Describes how to save subscriber data and generate system data blocks and configuration files.

6.9 Downloading

Explains the process of downloading data blocks to the CPU and system data blocks to the TIM module.

Diagnostics and upkeep

7.1 Diagnostics options

Details available diagnostics options, including module LEDs and the SINAUT diagnostics and service tool.

7.2 Updating firmware

Provides information on updating the TIM module firmware, including driver and basic packages.

7.3 SINAUT diagnostics and service tool

Explains the functions and operation of the SINAUT diagnostics and service tool for checking connections and modules.

7.3.2 STEP 7 diagnostics

Covers STEP 7 diagnostic functions like CPU messages, module information, operating mode, and time setting.

7.3.3 SINAUT diagnostics

Details SINAUT diagnostics for TIM modules, including TIM Diagnostics, subscriber diagnostics, and diagnostic messages.

7.3.4 Message protocol diagnostics

Explains how to record and analyze transferred messages using TIM message logging and protocol viewing.

7.3.5 Service functions

Covers service functions such as downloading SDBs, loading new firmware, and repairing TIM modules.

7.3.6 Messages in the diagnostic buffer of the TIM

Lists and classifies diagnostic messages for TIM modules, including DNP3 and MODBUS specific messages.

Technical specifications

8.1 Technical specifications of the TIM 3V-IE DNP3

Provides detailed technical specifications for the TIM 3V-IE DNP3 module, including electrical data and product functions.

8.2 Technical specifications of the TIM 4R-IE DNP3

Provides detailed technical specifications for the TIM 4R-IE DNP3 module, including interfaces and electrical data.

8.3 Current consumption and power loss

Details the current consumption and power loss of TIM modules and modems for cabinet planning.

Approvals

EC declaration of conformity

States compliance with EC directives for programmable logic controllers and harmonized European standards.

IECEx

Confirms compliance with IECEx requirements for explosion protection, including classification and standards.

ATEX

Confirms compliance with EC directive 94/9/EC for equipment used in potentially explosive atmospheres.

EMC

Confirms compliance with EC Directive 2004/108/EEC for electromagnetic compatibility.

RoHS

Confirms compliance with EU directive 2011/65/EC on restriction of hazardous substances.

Accessories

A.1 Router SCALANCE M

Lists available routers for connecting TIM modules to IP-based infrastructure networks.

A.2 Modems

Describes available modem variants for dedicated line and dial-up networks, including technical specifications.

A.3 Connecting cables

Details standard connecting cables for TIM modules to modems, WANs, and Ethernet connections.

A.4 Antennas

Lists available antennas for GSM/GPRS networks, including quadband and flat antenna specifications.

A.5 LTOP overvoltage protection modules

Explains LTOP variants and their technical specifications for overvoltage protection on dedicated lines.

PG routing via WAN

B.1 What is PG Routing?

Defines PG routing in the SIMATIC world and explains SIMATIC and SINAUT PG routing functionalities.

B.2 System requirements for PG routing

Lists the software requirements, including STEP 7 and SINAUT software package, for using PG routing.

B.3 Preparations for PG routing

Covers setting the PG/PC interface, properties, and canceling PG/PC attachment for network access.

Glossary

Analog value

Defines an analog value as a process variable acquired via an analog input and converted to a binary-coded value.

Command

Defines a command as a setpoint or switching command from the DNP3 master station sent to a station.

DNP3 protocol

Describes the DNP3 protocol as a telecontrol protocol for connecting field devices to monitoring systems.

Node station

Defines a node station as an intermediate station in a telecontrol network connecting master and subordinate stations.

PG Routing

Explains PG routing as accessing modules beyond network boundaries from a programming device or PC.

Polling mode

Defines polling mode as a data transfer type where a master station polls stations to control data exchange.

TIM

Defines TIM as a Telecontrol Interface Module, a communications module for data transfer in telecontrol networks.

Index

Configuration

Covers changing configuration, creating projects, hardware and network configuration, and parameters.

Consistency check

Details consistency checks for preventing SDBs/DBs with inconsistent data and error detection.

DNP3 protocol

Explains DNP3 protocol specifics like implementation level, device profile, and master/station definitions.

Installation and commissioning

Covers installation guides, mounting, commissioning, and battery replacement for TIM modules.

SINAUT configuration tool

Explains the startup, connection configuration, subscriber administration, and TD7onTIM configuration.

Technical specifications

Provides specifications for TIM modules, modems, cables, antennas, and LTOP overvoltage protection modules.

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