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07/2011 2 Operating A&D DataManagement
2.6 Transferring data
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2.6.3 Cable connections for the transfer
Basics
ADDM combines various products for data backup and data management. For
which ADDM uses the data transfer mechanisms already implemented in the
products or systems. Therefore, although the user interface for data transfer in
ADDM is always the same, the cable connections to the individual products are
quite different. The various cable connections, which may occur when using
ADDM, are described in the following.
Which cable connection is required?
The cable connections required depend upon the component to be backed up. The
cable to be used to connect the component can be found in either the properties of
the component concerned or in the section "How does A&D DataManagement
work?".
This section also provides information about the characteristics of the cable
connections and the options, which the various cable connections offer.
MPI, OPI, PROFIBUS
All SIMATIC-S7 controls and their special versions, which also include the
SINUMERIK 840D and the MCU 172A, are addressed directly over the MPI
interface.
This interface is physically a PROFIBUS interface, but with a defined number of
nodes and a fixed data transfer speed of 187.5 kbaud.
The OPI is also used with SINUMERIK controls. This interface is, like the MPI
interface, a PROFIBUS interface, but with a 1.5 Mbaud data transfer rate. Some
CPUs have PROFIBUS interfaces onboard as well as the MPI interface, or
PROFIBUS CPs can be plugged in. In such cases, the CPU is accessible both via
MPI/OPI as well as via PROFIBUS.
An appropriate interface card and a matching MPI cable are required for coupling
the backup computer in all cases. A connection to the components, which the MPI,
OPI or PROFIBUS require, is impossible without this hardware.
V24 COM1/2 ports
The RS-232-C ports are very frequently used communication interfaces in the PC
world. As a rule, these ports are present on every PC and are named COM1 or
COM2. There is an interface component located behind which can transfer a byte
of the PC serially via a cable to a second COM port. This means that the bits are
transferred one after the other (serially). The COM ports are synchronized by a
leading start bit and by one or more following stop bits.
As the data transfer is defined via voltage levels, the distance between the devices
must not be too great, or a suitably low data transfer rate must be selected.
- SIMATIC 1
- Content 3
- Content 07/2011 4
- 07/2011 Content 5
- 1 A&D DataManagement 7
- 1.1 Overview 8
- 1.1 Overview 9
- Supported software tools 10
- Miscellaneous 13
- 1.3.2 Backup concept 14
- ADDM single user version 15
- Hardware requirements 16
- Memory requirement 16
- Software requirements 17
- Update registry 17
- 1.4.4 Installing ADDM Agent 25
- 2.1 User log on 27
- Logging a new user on 28
- 2.1 User log on 29
- Creating a new project 30
- Imaging the plant structure 31
- Copying/insert a subproject 31
- Details of each component 32
- Editing a project 32
- Disable objects for editing 33
- Enable objekt 34
- 2.4.1 NCU component 36
- PROFIBUS option 38
- NCU adresses 39
- Tips for the NCU 39
- NCU versions 40
- Routing via agent option 41
- Multibackup option 41
- Only NC programs 42
- 2.4.3 S5 Component 45
- 2.4.4 S7 Component 47
- S7 source data 49
- S7-backup 49
- Properties of the S7 backup 50
- Query Subnet ID 53
- CP342-5 in V2 STEP7-project 56
- 2.4.7 Drive component 59
- Drive interfaces 60
- SimoComU/A 60
- DriveES 61
- 2.4.9 Serial component 66
- 2.4.10 Path component 68
- Assign user 69
- Backup 70
- 2.4.11 PCIN component 71
- Select data 72
- Creating a file list 72
- Setting COM parameters 73
- Necessary settings for HPU 74
- 2.4.12 Neutral component 76
- Load command 78
- Backup command 79
- Compare command 80
- Comparison executed by ADDM 81
- Comparing binary or ASCII 82
- Returnfile 82
- Routing neutral components 83
- 2.4.13 SINUMERIK components 84
- Addressing 85
- Contents of the backup 86
- Option, Routing via agent 86
- Save only in the reset state 86
- Max. no. of backups 86
- Connecting the computers 88
- Boot disk for use with ADDM 89
- Adapting Protocol.ini 90
- Adapting System.ini 91
- Load network driver locally 92
- Overview 93
- Comments 97
- Inserting variable text 99
- Language-dependent menus 100
- Adding a new language 101
- NETBEUI network protocol 102
- 2.5 HD component 103
- 2.5 HD component 104
- TCP/IP network protocol 106
- Data backup and loading 107
- Requirement 107
- Selecting a language 109
- Making bootmedium 110
- Start transfer 111
- 2.6 Transferring data 114
- 2.6 Transferring data 115
- MPI, OPI, PROFIBUS 119
- V24 COM1/2 ports 119
- LPT1 parallel port 120
- Interlink drivers 120
- Network connection 121
- USB connection 122
- PC card slot 122
- Infrared connection 123
- 2.7 Comparison functions 124
- 2.7 Comparison functions 125
- Results 126
- Results only for NC programs 126
- Data comparison 127
- Defining the exclusion list 128
- Go to 132
- Select comparison source 133
- 2.7.5 Comparing the S7 CPU 134
- Defining the inclusion list 135
- Comparison per job 136
- 2.7.6 Comparing CPs 137
- 2.7.7 Comparing OPs 138
- 2.8 SIMATIC S7 functions 140
- 2.8 SIMATIC S7 functions 141
- 2.9.7 NC-Files to the PCU 146
- 2.10 Standard functions 148
- HMI DOS settings 149
- OP settings 150
- HD settings 150
- PCIN settings 151
- Multibackup settings 151
- Backup and Archive 152
- Neutral Component 152
- 2.10 Standard functions 153
- NCU component 154
- 2.10.2 Moving menu bars 155
- 2.10.5 Printing 158
- 2.10.6 Online-Hilfe 158
- 2.10.7 The About window 159
- 2.10.8 Changing icon files 159
- Ethernet (TCP/IP) 160
- Software 161
- 2.11 User management 162
- 2.11.1 Creating a new group 163
- 2.11.2 Creating a new user 164
- 2.12 Archive functions 165
- 2.12.3 Archiving 167
- 2.12.4 Dearchiving 168
- 2.12.6 Comparing archives 169
- 2.12.8 Displaying versions 170
- 2.12.9 Backup and Archive 171
- 2.13 Job server 173
- 2.13.3 Create Job 174
- 2.13 Job server 175
- 2.13.4 Confirm Job 176
- 2.14 Notes and tips 177
- A Appendix 179
- A Appendix 07/2011 180
- 07/2011 A Appendix 181
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