Page 1 Preface Using SIMATIC PDM Installation SIMATIC PDM Exportfile Converter Process Control System PCS 7 Integrating devices into Help for SIMATIC PDM (V8.2) SIMATIC PDM Views Operating Manual Functions Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager Menus and dialog boxes for...
Page 2 Note the following: WARNING Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation. If products and components from other manufacturers are used, these must be recommended or approved by Siemens. Proper transport, storage, installation, assembly, commissioning, operation and maintenance are required to ensure that the products operate safely and without any problems.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Preface.................................9 Using SIMATIC PDM..........................11 Introduction..........................11 Using the documentation......................11 Contact partner..........................11 Basis for using intelligent field devices..................12 Establishing connections to field devices..................13 Product structure.........................18 2.6.1 Basic packages...........................18 2.6.2 Options............................20 2.6.3 Delivery contents.........................22 Installation..............................23 Preparing SIMATIC PDM......................23 Installing SIMATIC PDM......................23 Setting the language........................26 Reinstalling / Removing SIMATIC PDM..................27 PDM Exportfile Converter...........................29...
Page 4 Table of contents 5.4.7 Messages............................44 Menus and dialog boxes......................45 5.5.1 File...............................45 5.5.1.1 Read device descriptions from source directory.................45 5.5.1.2 Read device descriptions from compressed source..............45 5.5.1.3 List of integrated device descriptions..................46 5.5.1.4 List of device descriptions used....................46 5.5.1.5 Save device list...........................47 5.5.1.6 Print device list..........................47 5.5.1.7...
Page 5 Table of contents Functions..............................69 Introduction..........................69 Project editing..........................71 7.2.1 "Settings" for the SIMATIC project....................71 7.2.2 Setting the interface on the computer..................73 7.2.3 Plant-wide communication by means of routing................74 7.2.4 Checking the device integration....................74 7.2.5 Print.............................75 7.2.6 Cleaning the project (reorganization) ..................76 7.2.7 Saving the configuration......................77 Device management ........................77...
Page 6 Table of contents 7.6.3 Connection diagnostics......................126 7.6.4 Identity check..........................127 7.6.5 Updating diagnostics.........................127 LifeList............................127 7.7.1 Working with the LifeList......................127 7.7.2 Licensing...........................132 7.7.3 Menus and dialog boxes......................133 7.7.3.1 "File" menu..........................133 7.7.3.2 "Edit" menu..........................133 7.7.3.3 "Device" menu...........................134 7.7.3.4 "View" menu..........................136 7.7.3.5 "Options" menu.........................136 7.7.3.6 "Help"...
Page 7 Table of contents 8.3.3.3 "Select object" dialog box......................169 8.3.4 Assign address and TAG......................169 8.3.4.1 "Assign address and TAG..." dialog box...................171 8.3.5 Object properties........................172 8.3.5.1 "General" tab..........................173 8.3.5.2 "Device" tab..........................173 8.3.5.3 "Diagnostics" tab........................174 8.3.5.4 "Communication" tab.........................174 8.3.5.5 "Document Manager" tab......................176 8.3.6 Calibration log...........................176 8.3.6.1 Calibration log...........................176...
Page 8 Table of contents 9.1.3.6 Start LifeList..........................202 9.1.3.7 Device selection (Reassign)......................202 9.1.3.8 Show change log........................204 "Insert" menu..........................205 9.2.1 Inserting an object........................205 "View" menu ..........................207 9.3.1 Process devices plant view.......................207 9.3.2 Process devices network view....................208 "Options" menu.........................208 9.4.1 Settings for SIMATIC PDM......................210 9.4.1.1 Settings for SIMATIC PDM......................210 9.4.1.2...
Page 9: Preface
Preface Purpose of the program SIMATIC PDM (Process Device Manager) is a general-purpose, manufacturer-independent tool for the configuration, parameter assignment, commissioning, diagnostics, and maintenance of intelligent field devices (sensors and actuators) and field components (remote I/O, multiplexers, control room devices, compact controllers). Purpose of the documentation This documentation supports you in your work with SIMATIC PDM software.
Page 10 ● On the SIMATIC PDM product DVD in the main folder of the DVD ● On the SIMATIC PCS 7 product DVD in the folder ...PDM...\PDMBASE\setup ● After installation of SIMATIC PDM: – By selecting SIEMENS SIMATIC documentation in the Windows Start menu –...
Page 11: Using Simatic Pdm
Contact partner Your contact partner (not for demo version) Questions on SIMATIC STEP 7 / SIMATIC PCS 7 / hardware / SIMATIC PDM / problems with S7 communication Mailing address:...
Page 12: Basis For Using Intelligent Field Devices
Follow-up installations and additional information on SIMATIC PDM are available on the Internet at "Auto-Hotspot". See also www.siemens.com/simatic-pdm (www.siemens.de/simatic-pdm) Basis for using intelligent field devices Integration of field devices from different manufacturers into control systems Device descriptions had to be standardized In order to enable intelligent field devices from different manufacturers to be integrated into different control systems.
Page 13: Establishing Connections To Field Devices
2.5 Establishing connections to field devices Liability Siemens explicitly declines any liability for damages resulting from the use of the following device description files and use in conjunction with the associated devices: ● For device-specific device description files for non-Siemens devices, the Siemens warranty only applies up to the interface.
Page 14 Using SIMATIC PDM 2.5 Establishing connections to field devices Network topologies for PROFIBUS DP The following figure shows the access paths to field devices for SIMATIC PDM. Help for SIMATIC PDM (V8.2) Operating Manual, 02/2014, A5E33203676-AA...
Page 15 Using SIMATIC PDM 2.5 Establishing connections to field devices Network topologies for PROFINET The following figure shows the access paths to field devices for SIMATIC PDM. Communication paths Note Interface with SIMATIC PDM The PC shown is always the interface to SIMATIC PDM. In networks with routing capability, the PC can be connected to a linked network.
Page 16 Using SIMATIC PDM 2.5 Establishing connections to field devices HART modem network The following figure shows the access paths to field devices for SIMATIC PDM. MODBUS network The following figure shows the access paths to field devices for SIMATIC PDM. HART server network The following figure shows the access paths to field devices for SIMATIC PDM.
Page 17 Using SIMATIC PDM 2.5 Establishing connections to field devices PROFIBUS DP HART Ethernet Remote I/O Wireless HART-Multiplexer HART IE/WSN- PA LINK Supported networks With this version of SIMATIC PDM, field devices are supported on the following networks: ● PROFIBUS DP network (including subordinate Foundation Fieldbus) ●...
Page 18: Product Structure
* The SIMATIC Logon Service option requires a license for the following applications: ● SIMATIC PDM stand alone ● SIMATIC PDM integrated in STEP 7 Within SIMATIC PCS 7, no separate license is necessary. Note Displaying devices subject to licensing SIMATIC PDM will only display devices if a TAG license is installed for each device subject to licensing.
Page 19 Using SIMATIC PDM 2.6 Product structure Functions in product package Functions SIMATIC PDM Single Point STEP 7 PCS 7 Project functions ● Create online ● ● ● ● TAG options used ● ● ● Network view ● ● ● ● Plant view ●...
Page 20: Options
Using SIMATIC PDM 2.6 Product structure Operating mode "PDM Demo" The "PDM Demo" version is an operating mode especially for the product SIMATIC PDM. The "PDM Demo" operating mode is activated automatically if necessary licenses are not recognized or functions/options that are subject to licensing are present in a project. ●...
Page 21 ● SIMATIC PDM Foundation Fieldbus This option licenses and allows configuration and communication of field devices on the Foundation Fieldbus in SIMATIC S 7 and SIMATIC PCS 7 projects. ● SIMATIC PDM Routing Licenses and enables the use of the following gateways: –...
Page 22: Delivery Contents
Using SIMATIC PDM 2.6 Product structure See also Establishing connections to field devices (Page 13) 2.6.3 Delivery contents Scope of delivery Information about the software packages that are delivered with SIMATIC PDM can be found pdmbase-readme file. in the Device libraries Information on the devices contained in the SIMATIC PDM device libraries can be found: ●...
Page 23: Installation
Installation Compatibility PDM V8.2 is compatible with STEP7 V5.5 SP4 and PCS7 V8.1. PCS7 V8.0x (STEP7 V5.5.3 and prior versions) are not supported. Preparing SIMATIC PDM Requirement ● SIMATIC PDM is installed. You can find information on this in the section "Installing SIMATIC PDM (Page 23)" ●...
Page 24 Installation 3.2 Installing SIMATIC PDM Licensing In order to use the software you will need product-specific license keys (license agreements), which you install with the Automation License Manager. You can transfer the required license keys either prior to or following the installation. You can find additional information on this in the online help for the Automation License Manager.
Page 25 Installation 3.2 Installing SIMATIC PDM Settings in the setup Below you will find information on the settings made in the setup dialog boxes, listed in the order in which they are processed: 1. Setup language – For example, click "English" and "Next". 2.
Page 26: Setting The Language
● You can open the "Security Controller" dialog box again. To do this, select the following in the Start menu, Siemens SIMATIC programs: Security > Security Controller 10.Ready to install the selection. "Install" - The installation is performed.
Page 27: Reinstalling / Removing Simatic Pdm
Installation 3.4 Reinstalling / Removing SIMATIC PDM Reinstalling / Removing SIMATIC PDM Note Observe the information on dealing with license keys, which can be found in: pdmbase-readme ● File ● Help for the Automation License Manager Reinstalling Reinstallation over the top of an existing SIMATIC PDM version is not possible. Remove SIMATIC PDM prior to installing the new version.
Page 29: Pdm Exportfile Converter
PDM Exportfile Converter "PDM Exportfile Converter" dialog box In the "PDM Exportfile Converter" dialog, you can convert export files from older PDM versions, enabling them to be imported into PDM again. The export files from PDM versions V6.x and V7.x cannot be imported directly into PDM V8. To enable importing of existing export files, the “old”...
Page 31: Integrating Devices Into Simatic Pdm
SIMATIC PDM function for integrating device descriptions. Liability Siemens explicitly declines any liability for damages resulting from the use of the following device descriptions and use in conjunction with the associated devices: ● For device-specific device descriptions for non-Siemens devices, the Siemens warranty only applies up to the interface.
Page 32: Device Integration Manager" Main Window
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views "Device Integration Manager" main window Introduction The "Device Integration Manager" main window remains on the screen throughout the work session and is partially or totally covered by other activated dialog windows. The main window has the following layout Title bar (Page 32) The product name is displayed.
Page 33: Menu Bar
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views 5.3.2 Menu bar Structure Below you will find an overview of the Device Integration Manager menus. Menu Submenu Function File ● Read device descriptions Select the storage location of the device descriptions to be read in. from source directory Set the path to the device descriptions or navigate to the location.
Page 34: Toolbar
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views Menu Submenu Function ● Find (Page 53) The "Find" dialog window opens. ● Help (Page 53) Opens the help for SIMATIC PDM. ● Info (Page 54) The following information is displayed: ● SIMATIC PDM version ●...
Page 35: Device List
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views Icon Menu command Description List of device descriptions The device descriptions used in the STEP 7 project are used (Page 46) displayed. Creating user-specific Your own device library is created. device DVD (Page 50) Save device list (Page 47) The displayed information of the current device list is saved.
Page 36 Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views Column Description Communication Communication type for the connection to the field device Device class Catalog position (object name) New version Version of the device description which was read in from a device description library Integrated version EDD source version Integrated on...
Page 37 Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views Meaning of icons after the device descriptions have been read in and before they have been integrated Icon Meaning The device description has been read in without any errors but has not yet been integrated.
Page 38: Status Bar
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views 5.3.5 Status bar The status bar is located at the bottom of the main window. It displays the number of read in or integrated device descriptions. 5.3.6 Source folder The Source folder box is located underneath the toolbar. You use this box to select the path in which the device descriptions are located.
Page 39: Filter File/Project Filter
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.3 Views Procedure 1. Click in the text box "Filter 1", "Filter 2" or "Filter 3". 2. Enter the required search term. 3. Confirm your entry with the "Enter" key. The device list is searched for the search terms and updated. Each input box gives you the option to display the history of the search terms so far.
Page 40: Working With The Device Integration Manager
1. Close all SIMATIC programs that are open on the PDM PC. 2. Go to the Windows Start menu and select the menu command SIMATIC PDM > Device Integration Manager under the Siemens SIMATIC programs. You must accept the license agreement to be able to use the Device Integration Manager .
Page 41: Completing A Device Description
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.4 Working with the Device Integration Manager 5. Click the "OK" button. The device descriptions found are displayed in the "Devices" list. You can find additional information on this in the section "Device list (Page 35)". 6.
Page 42: Creating Your Own Device Library Using The Project Filter
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.4 Working with the Device Integration Manager Procedure 1. Select an incomplete device description and then select the Complete device information... command in the shortcut menu. 2. Complete the device description. 3. Click "OK". Note Saving the changes ●...
Page 43: Creating Your Own Device Library From A Collection Of Device Descriptions
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.4 Working with the Device Integration Manager Note Devices without help files If you are using a device without help files, you can integrate the help files at a later time. To do this, answer the "Missing Help Files" dialog box with "Yes". Additional information Section "Integrating device descriptions (Page 40)"...
Page 44: Removing Device Descriptions
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.4 Working with the Device Integration Manager 5.4.5 Removing device descriptions Shortcut menu If you select objects in the list of integrated device descriptions, you can use the shortcut menu to remove the device description: Removing integrated device descriptions Delete the selected objects from the list of integrated device descriptions via this menu command.
Page 45: Menus And Dialog Boxes
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes Menus and dialog boxes 5.5.1 File 5.5.1.1 Read device descriptions from source directory Before devices can be configured in SIMATIC PDM, the associated device description files need to be read in using the Device Integration Manager. Requirement The storage paths of the device description files can be accessed.
Page 46: List Of Integrated Device Descriptions
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes Procedure 1. Select the File > Read device description files from compressed source ... menu command. 2. In the tree structure, navigate to the storage path of the device description files. 3.
Page 47: Save Device List
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes The status column (Page 35) indicates whether or not the corresponding device description is integrated on the computer. If you select a STEP 7 multiproject, all projects are always displayed, even when only a subproject is selected in the dialog box.
Page 48: Deleting The Device List
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes Procedure 1. Select the menu command File > Print device list or click the "Print" button. The "Print" dialog box opens. 2. Select the required options. 3. Click "OK". 5.5.1.7 Deleting the device list Clearing the displayed device list.
Page 49: Catalog
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes Mouse operation By selecting a line in the left device list window and clicking the button, you add individual devices or sub-trees to the right device list window. By selecting a line in the right device list window and clicking the button, you remove the individual devices or sub-trees added previously from the right device list window.
Page 50: Integrate
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes Column Explanation Classification Class of the device - name of the object (e.g., SENSOR - FLOW - ULTRASONIC) DD revision Version of the device description file You can find information on this in IEC 61804-3. Name of the device version You can find information on this in IEC 61804-3.
Page 51: Filter File
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes 5.5.3.4 Filter file Applying Filter File You can use the Catalog > Applying Filter File... menu command to apply predefined filter files (device lists in XML format saved in the Device Integration Manager beforehand) to the device library.
Page 52: Messages
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes If you select a STEP 7 multiproject, all projects are always selected, even when only a subproject is selected in the dialog box. Note Object status Make sure that the status of each device contained in the project file is also integrated in the device library before you apply the project filter.
Page 53: Find
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes Additional information Section "Message log (Page 138)" 5.5.3.7 Find Using the Find function You can use the Catalog > Find menu command to find device description files. "Find" dialog box Procedure 1.
Page 54: Info
Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM 5.5 Menus and dialog boxes You can navigate to different help topics from the Table of Contents. The "Index" and "Find" functions enable you to display information on specific terms. 5.5.4.2 Info This menu command displays information about the version and the copyright. Help for SIMATIC PDM (V8.2) Operating Manual, 02/2014, A5E33203676-AA...
Page 55: Views
Views Introduction PDM objects are displayed in the following views in SIMATIC Manager: ● Process Device Plant View The process device plant view provides an overview of all configured devices in all configured networks. ● Process Device Network View The plant topology is reproduced in the process device network view. The depicted objects are links to the objects in the plant view.
Page 56: Process Devices Network View
Views 6.2 Views in SIMATIC Manager Additional information Section ""Settings" for the SIMATIC project (Page 71)" 6.2.2 Process devices network view In SIMATIC Manager, you call the process devices network view using the menu command View > Process devices network view. The process devices network view displays the devices in groups according to the network topology.
Page 57: Open Simatic Pdm In The Process Devices - Plant View
Views 6.2 Views in SIMATIC Manager Additional information ● Section ""Settings" for the SIMATIC project (Page 71)" 6.2.3 Open SIMATIC PDM in the Process Devices - Plant View Procedure 1. Select the View > Process devices plant view menu command in SIMATIC Manager. The process devices plant view opens.
Page 58: Views In Simatic Pdm
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Views in SIMATIC PDM 6.3.1 Main Window "SIMATIC PDM" Introduction The "SIMATIC PDM" main window remains on the screen throughout the work session and is partially or totally covered by other activated dialog windows. The main window is structured as follows: Title bar (Page 59): The title bar shows the project name or the name of the object which was selected before SIMATIC PDM was called.
Page 59: Title Bar
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM 6.3.2 Title bar The title bar shows the name of the object which was selected before SIMATIC PDM was called. 6.3.3 Menu bar Structure Below is an overview of the SIMATIC PDM menus. Menu Submenu in parameter assignment mode File ●...
Page 60: Toolbar
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM 6.3.4 Toolbar The toolbar is located below the menu bar and contains a number of icons with which you can quickly perform frequently used menu commands without having to open a menu and select the command.
Page 61: Parameter Table
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Icons You will see the following status icons in front of the objects in the tree view: Icon Meaning The device has been loaded. At least one parameter of the object has been changed. The object is already open at another location (window or computer).
Page 62: Parameter" Column Of The Parameter Table
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Refer to the manufacturer device description for information on how to set the device parameters. Display of the parameter table The following columns are displayed in the parameter table: ● Parameter (Page 62) ● Value (Page 62) ●...
Page 63: Unit" Column Of The Parameter Table
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Shortcut menu Right-click inside the parameter table to open one of the following fields: ● An information box is shown for static fields if the cursor is located over a parameter in the "Parameter" column. Information is displayed to explain the meaning of the field or to explain the associated entry in the "Value"...
Page 64: Status Bar
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Icon Meaning Action that can trigger the status A parameter's value is defective. Validity check of value An illegal value was detected the validity check (e.g., value too high or too low) The parameter has been successfully loaded. ●...
Page 65: Stand-Alone Device View
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM ● Select an object in the structure view; its parameters are then shown in the parameter table, where they can be edited. ● If an object has already been opened by a different user, a message is displayed that identifies the user who opened the object and the PC from which the object was opened.
Page 66: Multiple Devices View
Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Additional information ● Section "Main Window "SIMATIC PDM" (Page 58)" 6.3.8.3 Multiple devices view SIMATIC PDM is opened in the multiple device view if an object with lower-level objects was selected before SIMATIC PDM was started, e.g. an ET 200 station with connected field devices.
Page 67 Views 6.3 Views in SIMATIC PDM Selecting menus via keys Key shortcut Function <CTRL + S> Save (File menu) (Page 155) <CTRL + P> Print... (File menu) (Page 161) <Alt + X> For the menu which contains the underscored letter X Underscored letter in Assigned menu command the menu command...
Page 69: Functions
Functions Introduction Before you can work with SIMATIC PDM, a project containing at least one PDM object must have been created in SIMATIC Manager. In the following, the term "PDM object" is used to refer to those objects that can be configured, have parameters assigned, or be diagnosed with SIMATIC PDM.
Page 70 Functions 7.1 Introduction Scope of functions ● Configuration and parameter assignment – Integrating field devices into plants and networks – Making project engineering settings for and configuring connections – Making project engineering settings for and configuring devices ● Mini control and monitoring system for field devices –...
Page 71: Project Editing
Functions 7.2 Project editing Project editing 7.2.1 "Settings" for the SIMATIC project You will find the following views in SIMATIC Manager after the installation of SIMATIC PDM: ● Process device plant view ● Process device network view Project settings The project settings are made in the SIMATIC Manager. These settings apply to the SIMATIC project and SIMATIC PDM.
Page 72 Functions 7.2 Project editing ● Type 1 in the tree structure – Process device plant view – Process device network view ● Type 2 in the tree structure – Process device plant view > Devices ● Type 3 – Process device network view > Networks ●...
Page 73: Setting The Interface On The Computer
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager (Page 195) 7.2.2 Setting the interface on the computer Use the interface settings of the project (SIMATIC PCS 7 or SIMATIC STEP 7). The following interface types are used in SIMATIC PCS 7 and SIMATIC STEP 7: ● PROFIBUS DP interface ●...
Page 74: Plant-Wide Communication By Means Of Routing
Functions 7.2 Project editing 7.2.3 Plant-wide communication by means of routing Overview In most automation systems, the programming device can only be operated via the bus cable (subnet) connected directly to the automation system. On larger networked plants you must connect the programming device to different bus cables (subnets) before you can go online to a remote automation system.
Page 75: Print
Functions 7.2 Project editing ● A project has been copied to the PDM computer. ● Device descriptions have been deleted on the computer. ● A computer has been reinstalled and the device descriptions were not integrated. Requirement SIMATIC PDM is installed. Procedure 1.
Page 76: Cleaning The Project (Reorganization)
Functions 7.2 Project editing Setting the printer options Note Note the following: ● The printer options depend on your computer's operating system and on the printer being used. ● The file is sent to the default printer. ● If the printout has more than one page, two periods are printed after the page number in the bottom right corner of the page.
Page 77: Saving The Configuration
Functions 7.3 Device management 7.2.7 Saving the configuration Changes that are made with SIMATIC PDM are always stored in the SIMATIC project. Save the SIMATIC project to save the changes. Stop SIMATIC PDM before you save an entire SIMATIC project. Procedure Select the menu command File >...
Page 78: Insert Object
Functions 7.3 Device management Requirements ● The project is open in the process device network view. ● The PDM folder called "Networks" is available in the tree structure. If the folder structure has not yet been created, select the menu command Insert New Object followed by Networks.
Page 79: Insert Object - Assign Device Type" Dialog Box
Functions 7.3 Device management Setting parameters You must set the following parameters in order to insert objects: ● Object name Specify the name of the inserted object. The entered name is the base name when creating several objects. ● <Address> (e.g., PROFIBUS address or PROFINET IP address) Note This setting cannot be changed when HART devices are added.
Page 80 Functions 7.3 Device management The devices are structured by the device types in a tree structure. Note Integrated devices You can only select devices for which a device description file has been integrated via the Device Integration Manager. Object types When assigning objects, select the object type.
Page 81: Integrating A Device In Hw Config
Functions 7.3 Device management ● For MODBUS devices: Select the "MODBUS" folder and press the "Device identification" button ● For HART devices: Select the "HART" folder and then press the "Device identification" button Additional information ● Section "Integrating devices into SIMATIC PDM (Page 31)" 7.3.1.4 Integrating a device in HW Config Below, you will learn how to insert devices in the project using HW Config:...
Page 82 1. Select a device in the PROFIBUS-PA folder of the hardware catalog. This can be, for example, a SITRANS P pressure transmitter listed under "PROFIBUS-PA > Siemens > Sensors > Pressure > SITRANS P" or a device profile listed under "PROFIBUS- PA > Other".
Page 83: Setting The Bus Address In Hw Config
Functions 7.3 Device management Inserting a PA remote I/O system (distributed I/O) Integration is described based on the Pepperl+Fuchs example. 1. You can find the "RSD-GW-EX1.PA" head-end station in the hardware catalog under "PROFIBUS-PA\REMOTE I/O\PEPPERL+FUCHS GmbH\ P+F I/O System". Place the head-end station on the DP master system (with DP/PA coupler, see above) or on the PA master system (with DP/PA-Link, see above).
Page 84: Integrating A Hart Device In A Hart Modem Network
Functions 7.3 Device management 7.3.1.6 Integrating a HART device in a HART modem network Figure 7-1 HART modem The following describes how to integrate a HART device in a HART modem network. Requirements ● A project has been created. ● The device description files (EDD) for planned or already installed field devices are available in SIMATIC PDM.
Page 85 Functions 7.3 Device management 6. To check if the correct network and the correct port are assigned to the COM interface, double-click the "PC" object in the right window. Select the "COM interface" object in HW Config, and select the Object Properties menu command in the shortcut menu. Note The COM port is almost always "1"...
Page 86: Integrating A Modbus Device In A Modbus Network
Functions 7.3 Device management 10.To change the device address, select the inserted HART device in the right window and then select the Object properties menu command in the shortcut menu. Select the "Communication" tab in the displayed dialog and enter the new short address. Note The address must correspond to the connected device.
Page 87 Functions 7.3 Device management 5. Enter the device-specific information in the "Communication" tab of the Properties dialog for the MODBUS network. MODBUS communication type: Serial or IrDA (infrared) Serial The interface must be set accordingly on the PC station. IrDA No additional setting required.
Page 88: Integrating A Hart Server Network
Functions 7.3 Device management 7.3.1.8 Integrating a HART server network You can use SIMATIC PDM to configure HART devices for the following networks: ● Multiplexer networks – Multiplexer network with panel (for example, MTL multiplexer) – Multiplexer network without panel (for example, P+F multiplexer) ●...
Page 89 Functions 7.3 Device management ● In SIMATIC Manager, select the menu command Options > SIMATIC PDM > HART server. ● In the Windows taskbar, select the menu command Start > Programs > HART server > HART server (path of the HART server created by SIMATIC PDM setup). Note Network address of the HART multiplexer Enter the network address of the HART multiplexer in the HART server application when...
Page 90 Functions 7.3 Device management Configuring the HART server 1. Select the HART server project. Right-click and select the shortcut menu command Add Network. In the dialog box that opens, select the type of network through which the objects are connected: –...
Page 91 Functions 7.3 Device management Figure 7-2 Example 1: HART server project with serial multiplexers Figure 7-3 Example 2: HART server project with wireless HART gateway – Manual configuration: If you want to create the configuration manually, select the project, followed by the shortcut menu command Add Device (or Add IO-System for Ethernet networks).
Page 92 Functions 7.3 Device management Inserting a HART server in a multiplexer network 1. Check whether the HART server is started. 2. Open the project in the process device network view. 3. Right-click and select the following shortcut menu command: Insert New Object > Communication network.
Page 93 Functions 7.3 Device management Wireless HART device on a Wireless HART gateway Wireless HART devices are integrated into HART multiplexer networks the same way as HART devices. SITRANS SITRANS AW210 AW200 Wireless HART IE/WSN- PA LINK Ethernet SITRANS SITRANS SITRANS AW210 P280 TF280...
Page 94: Compact Profibus Device (Sensors And Actuators)
Functions 7.3 Device management ● Operating instructions titled SIMATIC NET; IE/WSN PA Link SIMATIC NET; IE/WSN PA Link (Compact) ● Operating instructions titled 7.3.1.9 Compact PROFIBUS device (sensors and actuators) Procedure To integrate a PROFIBUS device (PROFIBUS DP device, PROFIBUS PA device or PROFIBUS remote I/O), proceed as follows: Creating a network 1.
Page 95: Modular Profibus Device (Remote I/O)
Functions 7.3 Device management 1. Select the higher-level object in the tree structure in the window on the right. 2. In the shortcut menu, select the menu command Insert New Object > Object. The dialog box "<... SIMATIC PDM – Insert Object(s)" opens. 3.
Page 96 Functions 7.3 Device management Adding remote I/O, module, and PROFIBUS device Follow the steps below to insert objects into higher-level objects one after the other. Higher-level object Object to be inserted PROFIBUS DP network Header module (selection: remote I/O) Header module (selection: remote I/O) Modules (selection: module) Modules (selection: module) Field device (selection: PROFIBUS device)
Page 97: Connecting A Field Device To Profinet
Functions 7.3 Device management Downloading To transfer the configuration and parameters, select the "<Remote I/O>" object and then select the Device > Upload to PC/PG... menu command. Note The automatic detection of the <modules> depends on the type of <remote I/O>, the <modules>, and the device description.
Page 98 Functions 7.3 Device management Alternatively, you can add a IE/PB-Link to a PROFINET network. Downstream of the IE/PB- Link , you can then insert PROFIBUS devices. IE/PB-Links are only supported in HW Config in V8.0. Note The address of the PROFINET device that you set in the "Insert SIMATIC PDM Object(s)" dialog box can be changed afterwards on the "Communication"...
Page 99: Hart Device On Remote I/O
Functions 7.3 Device management Configuring devices with SIMATIC PDM 1. Select the inserted PROFINET device in the process device network view. 2. Select the Open Object command from the shortcut menu. SIMATIC PDM opens and the PROFINET device is shown in the structure view. 3.
Page 100 Functions 7.3 Device management Remote I/O with HART devices (PROFIBUS DP) Creating the PDM basic folder called "Networks" 1. Open the process device network view in SIMATIC Manager. 2. If the "Networks" object has not been inserted in the tree structure, select the menu command Insert New Object and select the "Networks"...
Page 101 Functions 7.3 Device management Higher-level object Object to be inserted Header module (selection: remote I/O) Modules (selection: module) Modules (selection: module) Field device (selection: HART device) 1. Select the higher-level object in the tree structure in the window on the left. 2.
Page 102: Inserting A Hart Device At A Hart Module
7.3.1.14 Integrating an FF field device FF devices can be configured using SIMATIC PCS 7 from PCS 7 version 8.0 Update 1. Information on this can be found in the following documentation: SIMATIC Process Control System PCS 7, PCS 7 - FOUNDATION Fieldbus Help for SIMATIC PDM (V8.2)
Page 103: Field Devices With Redundant Bus Connection
Functions 7.3 Device management See also “Interconnection Editor" dialog box (Page 110) Downloading objects in the FF segment (Page 112) 7.3.2 Field devices with redundant bus connection 7.3.2.1 Connecting field devices to a redundant bus system Redundant connection of field devices with SIMATIC PDM Some field devices allow redundant connection in the automation system.
Page 104: Select Object" Dialog Box
Functions 7.3 Device management Result The master is the object on which the substructures are displayed, and redundancy can be deactivated again (deactivation only works if the redundant partners have not been configured in HW Config). No substructures are displayed at the partner. Canceling redundancy ●...
Page 105: Creating Typicals For Parameters (Import Without Id Data)
PROFIBUS PA network. Examples: – Sensor > Temperature > PROFILE3 > Profile3 – Siemens > SIEMENS > Profile I&M 2. Configure the ID data for the PROFIBUS devices in the object properties: – TAG –...
Page 106: Replacing Devices
Functions 7.3 Device management 4. Select the data for export. You can find information on this in the section "Exporting (Page 155)". 5. Perform the export. A set of device-specific data is created for each device. 6. Select a device to which new parameters are to be assigned in the process device network view or in HW Config.
Page 107: Inserting Plant-Specific Documents For Process Mode
Functions 7.3 Device management ● You can find information on this in the section "Device selection (Reassign) (Page 202)" Replacement via address change Note Typical service scenario Manufacturers generally set devices to the service address 126 or deliver them with a user- specific configuration.
Page 108: Operating Modes Of Field Devices
Functions 7.3 Device management To open the documents, select the SIMATIC PDM menu command Help > Document Manager. Use the mouse to select the required document from the submenu. Requirements The following requirements must be met in order to assign and display documents: ●...
Page 109: Deleting Devices
Functions 7.3 Device management Operating mode Description Automatic The device is operating in cyclic mode on an AS master or is ready for this mode. Manual The device is still operating in cyclic mode, however, the AS master rejects all additional process values.
Page 110: Assigning Parameters And Downloading To Devices
Functions 7.3 Device management 7.3.9 Assigning parameters and downloading to devices You assign parameters to devices in the parameter table. The data relating to entries and changes made in SIMATIC PDM is always created offline (saved in the project data). The data does not take effect in the device until the "Load to Devices"...
Page 111 Functions 7.3 Device management "Inputs and interconnections" area ● "Input" column This column shows the FF devices and the available inputs in the network view of the FF segment. Inputs are the target of an interconnection. ● "Internal interconnection" column This column displays a list of interconnections that were configured for the FF segment.
Page 112: Downloading Objects In The Ff Segment
Functions 7.3 Device management Icon Displayed object Analog output Interconnected Digital output Not interconnected Digital output Interconnected Locked inputs and outputs Inputs or outputs can be locked for the interconnection. Causes: ● The input or output is interconnected internally. ● An I/O address is already assigned to the input or output in HW Config from the process image.
Page 113 Functions 7.3 Device management Requirements You will have to read in the device parameters to the Engineering System before you assign the parameters of the FF devices for the first time. Note Observe the following if you have inserted new FF devices on the FF segment or if you want to use the parameters of additional function blocks: ●...
Page 114: Communication
Functions 7.4 Communication Settings for "Load FF segment" You can make settings in the object properties of the FF link in HW Config that are taken into consideration during an AS download. Perform the following steps: 1. Open the hardware configuration in SIMATIC Manager. 2.
Page 115 Functions 7.4 Communication Procedure To download data in the network view, plant view or PDM parameter view, follow these steps: 1. Select the device and then select the Download to device or Upload to PG/PC menu command from the shortcut menu. 2.
Page 116: Export / Import
Functions 7.5 Export / Import The total time required for this process depends on the following parameters: ● Number of devices ● Communication mode ● The volume of parameters to be transferred Note User action required There are some devices for which confirmation of loading operations is required. If none of the devices you are using requires any action on the part of the user during loading, you can start the loading process before an extended absence.
Page 117 Functions 7.5 Export / Import Note Devices with a redundant interconnection are configured multiple times in the network and exported in the same number during the export of a network (you can find information on this in the section ""Select object" dialog box (Page 104)"). Parameter export If only one object is selected for export, only one parameter export is performed to the export directory.
Page 118 Functions 7.5 Export / Import Parameter import Parameter export files can only be imported for device objects or "placeholder objects. A "placeholder object" is an object that is produced by the "Insert object" command without a specific type selection. In principle, the parameter import works as a comparative import. No objects are deleted by the import process.
Page 119: Exporting Configuration And Parameter Assignment Data
Functions 7.5 Export / Import representation file supplied with SIMATIC PDM in the export dialog. Default setting: <path>\<name>.<file format> ● Path: Programme\Siemens\Automation\SIMATIC_PDM\Templates ● Name: PDM<Version>_ExportTransformation ● File format: xsl Additional information ● Section "Exporting (Page 155)" ● Section "Importing (Page 158)"...
Page 120: Importing Configuration And Parameter Assignment Data
Functions 7.5 Export / Import Result The configuration and parameter assignment data for the selected device (or for the devices that are subordinate to the PDM object) is exported. The progress of the export is shown in the list of devices during the export process. Display The dialog box is updated during the export process.
Page 121 Functions 7.5 Export / Import The remaining steps depend on the results of the check: ● Object types are the same The import can continue immediately. The entire import file can be imported to the target object. During import, all the data contained in the import file is overwritten.
Page 122: Diagnostics
Functions 7.6 Diagnostics 5. Select the setting for the "Import device parameters" check box: – "Import device parameters" check box selected (default) The data record of the parameter export file is completely imported. – "Import device parameters" check box cleared The data record of the parameter export file is not imported.
Page 123 Functions 7.6 Diagnostics When an online connection is being established, an identification check is performed initially. After this, the device status is determined, and the device is depicted with the corresponding icon. Note It is possible to disable the diagnostics update. Diagnostic information The diagnostics provides the following categorized information: ●...
Page 124: Overview Of Device Icons
Functions 7.6 Diagnostics Device status Note When checking the status of a device, sometimes the diagnostic information cannot be fully determined because not all devices support the full scope of this function. Additional information Section "Identity check (Page 127)" Section "Updating diagnostics (Page 127)" 7.6.2 Overview of Device Icons The following table explains the meaning of the possible icons for the devices configured in...
Page 125 Functions 7.6 Diagnostics Icon Description Communication faulty Communication error; communication has been interrupted or no communication could take place with the device at the configured address. The device cannot provide detailed diagnostic information. Assignment error The field device is incompatible with the configured field device or the device has been configured incorrectly. The device cannot provide detailed diagnostic information.
Page 126: Connection Diagnostics
Functions 7.6 Diagnostics Icon Description No messages No functional restrictions or diagnostic information known. No diagnostic check No functional restrictions known. The field device does not support additional diagnostic information. Test mode (background color of diagnostics icon) The device is in local test mode. All the displayed information or diagnostics may be simulated. The information transferred to the automation systems (measured values and status) may also be simulated.
Page 127: Identity Check
Functions 7.7 LifeList 7.6.4 Identity check The identification check verifies consistency between the connected and the configured device. The scope of the identification check depends on information from the device description of the respective device. Once the identification check is complete, the device status is determined and a corresponding icon is assigned to the device.
Page 128 Functions 7.7 LifeList ● HART modem network ● Foundation Fieldbus network Note Scanning a network The selected network is analyzed during a scan with LifeList . A separate scan is required for subordinate networks. Starting LifeList If the project is opened in SIMATIC Manager, you can start LifeList from the following views: ●...
Page 129 Functions 7.7 LifeList The address range is set via the toolbar or via the "Settings" dialog in the "Options" menu. This setting cannot be stored centrally since it is network-specific. The setting must be made again each time the LifeList is opened. Scan without diagnostics The "Start Scan"...
Page 130 Functions 7.7 LifeList For PROFIBUS devices, information is also read from the GSD file and entered in the table, e.g., the device family. Note The second phase of the scan operation can be interrupted. The current object will still be completed.
Page 131 Functions 7.7 LifeList Column header PROFIBUS HART modem Available nodes Address Manufacturer Device type Device ID Hardware revision Software revision Installation date Ident number Device family Profile revision GSD file Long address Device status Update diagnostics The "Update diagnostics" function is used to once again determine the diagnostic information for the object selected in the scan table.
Page 132: Licensing
Functions 7.7 LifeList Object properties If you start the "Properties" function from the LifeList, the "Object Properties (Page 172)" dialog appears, but without the "Communication" and "Document Manager" tabs. ● "General" tab (Page 173) ● "Device" tab (Page 173) ● "Diagnostics" tab (Page 174) Note If the "Object Properties"...
Page 133: Menus And Dialog Boxes
Functions 7.7 LifeList Function Single Point Basic Extended Start 'Update diagnostics' Device Update diagnostics Assign address and TAG Reassign (select Device Type) Properties 7.7.3 Menus and dialog boxes 7.7.3.1 "File" menu Export Exports the determined network, including all of its devices. The devices identified as bus master objects (e.g.
Page 134: Device" Menu
Functions 7.7 LifeList Start "Scan with diagnostics" Starts a scan operation. The accessible devices of the network on which the LifeList was started are determined. Any previous scan result is deleted. Automatic EDD assignment then takes place, depending on available licenses. A diagnostics run is started at the conclusion of the automatic EDD assignment.
Page 135 Functions 7.7 LifeList Buttons Button Function Select object Select this button in the following cases: ● You want to assign an existing device configuration to a replacement device with default address. ● You want to assign an existing device configuration to an unspecified device.
Page 136: View" Menu
Functions 7.7 LifeList Properties Opens the dialog window containing the properties of the selected object. See also Working with the LifeList (Page 127) 7.7.3.4 "View" menu Messages... Opens the "Messages" dialog box. Additional information Section "Message log (Page 138)" 7.7.3.5 "Options"...
Page 137: Menu Bar
Functions 7.7 LifeList 7.7.4 Menu bar Structure Below, you will find an overview of the LifeList menus. Menu Submenu File ● Export (Page 133) ● Close (Page 133) Edit ● Start "Scan" (Page 133) ● Start "Scan with diagnostics" (Page 134) ●...
Page 138: Status Bar
Functions 7.8 Logs Icon Menu Description command Max. address End of range for scan operation Export The determined network, including all of its devices, is exported. (Page 133) Settings The "Settings" dialog box opens. (Page 136) You can adapt the LifeList according to your requirements and preferences in this dialog box.
Page 139: Graphical Displays
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays Message log The message log contains the following columns: ● Index ● Date and time Displays the date and time in UTC format, including the local time difference. YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss +/-HH:mm ● Message class ● Context ●...
Page 140 Functions 7.9 Graphical displays Chart dialog window When working with field devices, please note that: ● The following cannot be changed: – The contents of the chart dialog window – Process values ● If the device description can be edited, you can use SIMATIC PDM to change the following data in the chart dialog window: –...
Page 141: Graphical Display Of Values
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays 7.9.1 Graphical display of values Online functions The following is defined in the device description with regard to online functions: ● Process variables and measured values that can be visualized or used online ● Type of display and content of the online dialogs ●...
Page 142: Trend Chart
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays ● Online values ● Data from files ● Data read from the device Trend chart for digital values Digital values can be shown in a trend chart. The representation of the values depends on the device description. Additional information ●...
Page 143 Functions 7.9 Graphical displays x-y chart The way in which information is displayed with x-y charts depends on the specifications in the device description. The following displays are typical: ● Representation of static trends ● Representation of parameters that change at certain events Display mode The trend display mode can be selected in the trend charts by using the toolbar that is available in the "Display mode"...
Page 144: Bar Chart
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays 7.9.3 Bar chart Note Functions for the display of process variables and measured values are available in SIMATIC PDM, if they are provided by the manufacturer of the device description. Process variables and measured values are displayed in bar charts. A bar chart always shows current values.
Page 145: Tachometer Chart
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays 7.9.4 Tachometer chart In SIMATIC PDM, only one value is displayed in a tachometer chart. Limits can be assigned to the displayed value. These are highlighted in color in the chart. Chart The chart can show the following elements: ●...
Page 146: Icons And Buttons
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays 7.9.5 Icons and buttons Icons and buttons on the toolbar Icon Description Zoom in horizontally Use the "Zoom in" button to enlarge the trend area. Zoom out horizontally Use the "Zoom out" button to make the trend area smaller. Zoom in vertically Use the "Zoom in"...
Page 147: Work With Trends
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays Icons, buttons, and information displayed in the trend chart Icon Description Open padlock You can change the value. The value represents a limit for the values that are displayed on the relevant axis. Closed padlock You cannot change the value. The value represents a limit for the values that are displayed on the relevant axis.
Page 148 Functions 7.9 Graphical displays ● Adjust display range You can increase or decrease the range of a trend shown in the chart to meet your needs. – Select a range Select the starting point with the mouse and, keeping the left mouse button pressed, select the end point of the range to be displayed.
Page 149: Editing Trends
Functions 7.9 Graphical displays ● Move axis You can move an axis. Hold down the "Ctrl" key. Click on an axis in the chart and move it via drag-and-drop. The grid within the chart is based on the scale shown to the left of the chart. ●...
Page 150 Functions 7.9 Graphical displays Editing in the Trend Manager Once you have selected the trend in the Trend Manager, the following is displayed for the editable trend: ● Black trend points Trend points that can be edited Note You can only edit trend points if the respective function is allowed by the device description. ●...
Page 151: Asset Management
Functions 7.10 Asset management Additional information ● Section "Icons and buttons (Page 146)" 7.10 Asset management 7.10.1 Asset management Asset management covers all activities and measures which help to preserve or increase the value of a plant. As well as production management, process control, and process optimization, above all this includes maintenance work designed to preserve and increase a system's value, known as "plant-level asset management".
Page 152: Use With The Pcs 7 Maintenance Station
Activate process control in WinCC Explorer using the "Activate" icon. Activate SIMATIC PDM ASSET Service You can display the diagnostics of field devices in faceplates with SIMATIC PCS 7 and SIMATIC PDM. Assign the current diagnostics project in SIMATIC PDM in order to be able to use the diagnostics function of SIMATIC PDM.
Page 153 Functions 7.10 Asset management Start SIMATIC PDM ASSET Service Note Note that you must manually restart the SIMATIC PDM ASSET Service in the SIMATIC PDM ASSET Service Manager on the engineering station once in order to receive data from PDM. 1.
Page 154 Functions 7.10 Asset management 5. Start the SIMATIC PDM ASSET Service on the PDM computer. 6. Start the process mode on the maintenance station of the current project. Help for SIMATIC PDM (V8.2) Operating Manual, 02/2014, A5E33203676-AA...
Page 155: Menus And Dialog Boxes In Simatic Pdm
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM "File" menu The menus and dialog boxes can contain other device-specific menu commands. If a device is opened twice, for example, by opening the higher-level network and by opening it directly, device-specific functions are grayed out in the second window and can only be accessed in the window that was opened first.
Page 156: Export -
" Dialog Box Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu 8.1.2.1 "Export - <Object name>" dialog box Use the "Export - <Object name>" dialog box to make the settings for exporting device data and start the export function. Selecting the export path and transformation file ●...
Page 157 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu "Select" area - Selecting an object If the object selected prior to the export contains subordinate objects, you can create a separate export file for each subordinate object. Use the option buttons in the "Select" area to make your selection.

Page 158: Importing
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu Start Starts the export. Stop Stops the export. The object currently being processed will be completely processed. Close Closes the dialog box. 8.1.3 Importing This menu command starts the import of device data from an XML file to a PDM object. Make the settings for the import of device data in the "Import - <object name>"...

Page 159 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu "Import identification data" check box You can use the "Import identification data" check box to make the following settings: ● "Import identification data" check box activated (default) The following data of the parameter export file are exported: –...

Page 160 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu Structure import If the file to be imported is a structure export file, the object structure of the exported object appears in the tree view. All device objects are "grayed out". This is an indicator that these objects have not yet be included in the configuration.

Page 161: Print
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu Icon Status The import was performed without error. Messages and warnings occurred during the import. The import was not performed due to an error. The object is currently being processed elsewhere. The import was not performed for this device.

Page 162: Exit
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.1 "File" menu Setting the printer options Note Note the following: ● The printer options depend on your computer's operating system and on the printer being used. ● The file is sent to the default printer. ●...

Page 163: Editing (Depends On Device)
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Editing (depends on device) The menus and dialog boxes can contain other device-specific menu commands. If a device is opened twice, for example, by opening the higher-level network and by opening it directly, device-specific functions are grayed out in the second window and can only be accessed in the window that was opened first.

Page 164: Download To Device
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Errors and messages During the loading, all errors and messages are shown immediately. Any errors occurring in a device do not cause the entire action to be aborted; they only apply to the device that is currently being processed.

Page 165: Upload To Pg/Pc
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu List The list in the dialog box shows the objects that are to be loaded in accordance with the option button that has been activated in the "Select" area. The processing status is indicated by the following icons: Icon Status Loading was performed without error.

Page 166: Upload To Pg/Pc
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu If a device is opened twice, for example, by opening the higher-level network and by opening it directly, this menu command is grayed out in the second window and can only be accessed in the window that was opened first.

Page 167 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Field Explanations/operating instructions Object Loads only the data of the selected object. Object with all Loads the data of the selected object, including all subordinate objects. subordinate objects Note: The tree structure can be expanded and collapsed for objects with subordinate objects.

Page 168: Value Comparison
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Message log ● The message log only shows errors and warnings or outputs from the EDD. 8.3.3 Value comparison 8.3.3.1 Value comparison Starts the comparison of device parameters. You make the settings for comparing device parameters in the "Value Comparison" dialog box (Page 168).

Page 169: Select Object" Dialog Box
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Selecting check boxes The loaded object is the one which is currently selected in SIMATIC PDM in parameter assignment mode. Comparison object Check box Additional information Online data of the Compare with online data of 1.

Page 170 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu ● PROFIBUS field devices ● FF field devices If a device is opened twice, for example, by opening the higher-level network and by opening it directly, this menu command is grayed out in the second window and can only be accessed in the window that was opened first.

Page 171: Assign Address And Tag
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Additional information Section ""Assign address and TAG..." dialog box (Page 171)" See also Working with the LifeList (Page 127) 8.3.4.1 "Assign address and TAG..." dialog box Requirement An online connection to the field device must be available to execute this function. Required steps The application of the function consists of the following steps: 1.

Page 172: Object Properties
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Note Restart Changing the address will restart the device. Note Address or name (TAG) occupied If the address or name (TAG) is occupied, then the action will not be performed. A corresponding message will be displayed.

Page 173: General" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu 8.3.5.1 "General" tab Purpose On this tab you will find information on the PDM object and you can enter additional information, if you so wish. You can find information on this in the section ""Options" menu (Page 208)". Field Explanations/operating instructions Object name (TAG)*...

Page 174: Diagnostics" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Field Explanations/operating instructions Device type Shows the device type as specified in the "Device Selection" dialog box. Device DDL Shows the device description file assigned to the object. Article number Shows the article number of the device.

Page 175 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Table 8-1 "Properties" area Field Explanations/operating instructions Master type The HART modem uses the serial port of a PC and a HART modem or HART interface connected to it to communicate with the connected HART devices. (default value: It can be both primary and secondary master.

Page 176: Document Manager" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Table 8-2 "Redundancy" area Field Explanations/operating instructions "Redundancy activated" There is a redundant partner device for this device. check box Corresponding slave The redundant partner device can be found via this field. * Entry can be changed.

Page 177 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu You can use the "Calibration log" function of SIMATIC PDM to create calibration logs for field devices. You open the calibration log using the Device > Calibration log menu command. Dialog box The "Calibration log"...

Page 178: Menus And Dialog Boxes
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu 8.3.6.2 Menus and dialog boxes File menu Log archive Opens the dialog with the saved logs. Save Saves the current log in PDF format Storage location Note The default storage location is determined from the PDM settings. If you want to adapt the memory location, select the path in the "General"...

Page 179 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu "Log settings" dialog box ● "Heading calibration log" text box. You change the heading for the calibration log in this text box. ● "Log content" area You configure the visibility of information in the calibration log in this area. Name of text box Setting Visibility...

Page 180 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Furthermore, you can enter comments and activate scheduling for the service monitoring, measuring circuit test, and calibration. "Measuring circuit identification data" area Field Explanations/operating instructions Plant You can assign the plant name in this text box. Process tag Shows the name of the process tag Device type...

Page 181 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu "Diagnostics" tab Purpose This tab displays general diagnostic information about the current device. "Measuring circuit identification data" area Field/button Explanations/operating instructions Communication Shows whether the communication is good or faulty. Device status Shows detailed information about the status of the connected device.

Page 182 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Area Field Explanations/operating instructions Setpoint Value is calculated based on the settings and specified measured value. Actual value Adoption of the current value Deviation in % The deviation is calculated between the actual value and setpoint.

Page 183: Menu Bar
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Comment types Area Explanations/operating instructions Wiring error Enter a comment for this comment type. Inappropriate measuring location Device error Comment on error 8.3.6.3 Menu bar Structure Below, you will find an overview of the calibration log menus. Menu Submenu File...

Page 184: Change Log
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu 8.3.7 Change log 8.3.7.1 Show change log The change log records which actions have been performed with SIMATIC PDM on objects of the plant. Properties ● The change log is part of the associated SIMATIC project. ●...

Page 185: Menus And Dialog Boxes
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu Column Meaning Comment Comment which a user entered before applying a change. Prerequisite for an entry: In the SIMATIC PDM settings, the "Show entry dialog for change log comments" check box on the "General" tab must be selected. User name Logon name of the user who performed the change Computer name...

Page 186 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu "Find" dialog box Procedure 1. Select the menu command View > Find. The "Find" dialog box opens. 2. Enter the string you are looking for. 3. Click "Find next". Settings in the "Find" dialog box ●...

Page 187: Menu Bar
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.3 "Device" menu 8.3.7.3 Menu bar Structure Below, you will find an overview of the Change log menus. Menu Submenu File ● Add entry (Page 185) ● Archive (Page 185) ● Load archive (Page 185) ●...

Page 188: View" Menu
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.4 "View" menu "View" menu The menus and dialog boxes can contain other device-specific menu commands. If a device is opened twice, for example, by opening the higher-level network and by opening it directly, device-specific functions are grayed out in the second window and can only be accessed in the window that was opened first.

Page 189: Start Lifelist
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.4 "View" menu Operator elements ● "Close" button ● "Messages" button ● "Help" button Cycle time If there is an online connection to the field device, the process variables displayed in the dialog box are updated cyclically.

Page 190: Displaying Process Variables And Measured Values
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.4 "View" menu Example The figure below shows an example of a dialog window with history trends. 8.4.3.1 Displaying process variables and measured values Note Functions for the display of process variables and measured values are available in SIMATIC PDM, if they are provided by the manufacturer of the device description.

Page 191: Diagnostics" Menu
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.5 "Diagnostics" menu Additional information ● Section "Trend chart (Page 142)" ● Section "Tachometer chart (Page 145)" ● Section "Bar chart (Page 144)" ● Section "Icons and buttons (Page 146)" ● Section "Work with trends (Page 147)" ●...

Page 192 Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.5 "Diagnostics" menu "Select" area If the object selected prior to carrying out the menu command contains subordinate objects, you can determine the diagnostic status for all subordinate objects. Use the option buttons in the "Select"...

Page 193: Options" Menu (Depends On Device)
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.7 "Help" menu Status display ● During the process, the progress is indicated as a percentage for the relevant device. ● Once the process is complete, the display field shows the entry "Result". Messages The message log shows errors and warnings or outputs from the EDD.

Page 194: Find
Menus and dialog boxes in SIMATIC PDM 8.7 "Help" menu 8.7.4 Find The displayed parameter list is scanned. You may enter any string. You can run the search for this string. 8.7.5 Document Manager In the submenu of the "Document Manager" menu command, you can call the documents assigned to a PDM object.

Page 195: Menus And Dialog Boxes For Simatic Pdm In The Simatic Manager
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager "Edit" menu 9.1.1 SIMATIC Manager > "Edit" menu Installing SIMATIC PDM makes additional functions available in the Edit menu of SIMATIC Manager. Requirement A field device or a network with subordinate field devices is selected in one of the SIMATIC PDM views.

Page 196: General" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu This information is stored together with the parameter set. Depending on the device, some of this information can be transferred to the device, for example: ● TAG ●...

Page 197: Device" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu 9.1.2.2 "Device" tab Purpose You display the device data in this tab. The contents of the fields cannot be changed. The contents are derived from the device description assigned to the object provided they are entered in this description.

Page 198 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu Field Explanations/operating instructions Short address* The short address is displayed here for HART devices. (default value: 1) * Entry can be changed. Table 9-1 "Properties" area Field Explanations/operating instructions Master type...

Page 199: Document Manager" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu The "Redundancy" area is displayed for field devices which are capable of redundant interconnection. Table 9-2 "Redundancy" area Field Explanations/operating instructions "Redundancy activated" There is a redundant partner device for this device. check box Corresponding slave The redundant partner device can be found via this field.

Page 200: Simatic Pdm
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu 9.1.3 SIMATIC PDM 9.1.3.1 Exporting This menu command starts the export of device data of a PDM object to an XML file. Make the settings for the export of device data in the "Export - <object name>" dialog. If a device is opened twice, for example, by opening the higher-level network and by opening it directly, this menu command is grayed out in the second window and can only be accessed in the window that was opened first.

Page 201: Upload To Pg/Pc
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu currently being processed. Errors and other messages are saved and can be displayed at a later time. Suppressing message dialogs You can suppress message dialogs during the loading. Select the "Execute 'Load' without info dialogs"...

Page 202: Update Diagnostics
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu Additional information PCS 7 FOUNDATION Fieldbus You can find information on loading FF devices in the commissioning manual See also "Upload to PG/PC - <...>" dialog box (Page 166) 9.1.3.5 Update diagnostics SIMATIC PDM attempts to establish an online connection to the object which is currently...

Page 203 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu Device description dependency When a device is replaced in a plant, you have to update the project in SIMATIC PDM. When devices are replaced in a plant, the following situations can arise: ●...

Page 204: Show Change Log
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.1 "Edit" menu ● Device ● Revision Note Note on remote I/Os With remote I/O, you search for the manufacturer and a type for the head-end station during device selection. Assign the required device description to the device.

Page 205: Insert" Menu
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.2 "Insert" menu Note The following actions are NOT recorded in the change log: ● Actions that were triggered from the EDD ● Operator actions that were performed in the online context It comprises the following entries: Column Meaning...

Page 206 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.2 "Insert" menu Purpose The configured view determines which of the following object types can be inserted: ● Object ● Networks ● Interface ● Communications network ● Devices Insert > SIMATIC PDM > <submenu> Networks (process device network view) and devices (process device plant view) ●...

Page 207: View" Menu
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.3 "View" menu Objects ● Process device network view In the process device network view, you can create objects for field devices. This is done at a communications network. Selecting the menu command opens the selection dialog ("Insert object - <...>"...

Page 208: Process Devices Network View
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu 9.3.2 Process devices network view In SIMATIC Manager, you call the process devices network view using the menu command View > Process devices network view. The process devices network view displays the devices in groups according to the network topology.

Page 209 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu Select an object type in the tree structure. Then go to the "Visible Columns" list and activate the check boxes for the entries you want to be displayed for the selected object type. Object types ●...

Page 210: Settings For Simatic Pdm
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu Visible columns Object type Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Type 5 DD revision Author Revision date Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Comment *Process control ID generated internally by PDM for identification of an object for connections to the Asset Management System (PCS 7 Maintenance Station and PDM Maintenance Station).

Page 211: General" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu Settings Notes Load procedures The "Load" tab (Page 213) Selection of information for load procedures Device Integration "Device Integration Settings for the Device Integration Manager Manager Manager"...

Page 212: Communication" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu 9.4.1.3 "Communication" tab Purpose The following communication settings can be made in this tab: Field Explanations/operating instructions Cycle time Updating of the values shown in the "Process value display" dialog box is carried out in accordance with the time interval entered here.

Page 213: The "Load" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu 9.4.1.4 The "Load" tab On the "Load" tab, specify which information you want to be displayed during loading processes. "Upload to PG/PC" area Check box Explanations/operating instructions Save parameter set in project Saves the configured parameters even if individual parameters could data regardless of...

Page 214 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu Visible columns Displayed information Device name* Device name Manufacturer* Manufacturer Communication* Communication type for the connection to the field device Device class* Hierarchical name of the device type (e.g. flow sensor) New version* Version of the device description which was read in from a device description library Integrated version*...

Page 215: Maintenance Station" Tab
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu 9.4.1.6 "Maintenance Station" tab Purpose In this dialog box, you specify the path to the project of a maintenance station for the use of a maintenance station. Field Explanations/operating instructions "Maintenance project"...

Page 216 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu Recommendation: Activate the service options for EDD developers only if instructed by the hotline to do so. Trace mode Field Explanations/operating instructions User If this check box is selected, user actions are logged. Errors If this check box is selected, a log is started when an error occurs.

Page 217: Role Management
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu Tools for EDD development Field Explanations/operating instructions Displaying EDD IDs If this check box is selected, the parameter table shows the variable IDs of the EDD. Open online dialogs offline If this check box is selected and there is no connection with the device, no error message pertaining to the connection status will be output;...

Page 218: Hart Server
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu ● "Save" menu command ● Online access to the device: Allows communication with the device Predefined roles The predefined roles "PDM CI" and "Service user" are created for SIMATIC PDM. The predefined roles can neither be changed nor deleted.

Page 219 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager 9.4 "Options" menu You need a HART server application in the project to integrate and manage these networks. Help for SIMATIC PDM (V8.2) Operating Manual, 02/2014, A5E33203676-AA...

Page 221: Menus And Dialog Boxes For Simatic Pdm In Hw Config
Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in HW Config Installing SIMATIC PDM makes additional functions available in the Edit > PDM menu of HW Config. See also Exporting (Page 200) Importing (Page 200) Download to device (Page 200) Upload to PG/PC (Page 201) Update diagnostics (Page 202) “Interconnection Editor"...

Page 223: Pdm Web
PDM Web 11.1 Setting up SIMATIC PDM Web Restrictions NOTICE Exceeding the maximum permissible number of active connections leads to short-term blockade Depending on the Web browser of the workstation and the operating system of the PDM server, there is a limit to the maximum number of simultaneously active PDM sessions. Exceeding this number results in a short-term blockade of all logged-on users.

Page 224 PDM Web 11.1 Setting up SIMATIC PDM Web ● All Windows users who want to use PDM Web must have the role of "Service worker" You can find more detailed information on this in the section " Role management (Page 217) ". ●...

Page 225: Pdm Web Server Configurator
PDM Web 11.2 PDM Web Server Configurator 5. Select the "ASP.NET" check box. 6. Close the window with "OK". The Microsoft Internet Information Server with ASP.NET support is now enabled. 11.2 PDM Web Server Configurator You set the configuration for the PDM Web Server in this tab. The PDM Web Server must be configured once before the initial start.

Page 226 PDM Web 11.2 PDM Web Server Configurator Note All data are sent via an unsecured connection for HTTP access. To send data over a secure connection, a trusted server certificate must be selected and accessed must be made via HTTPS. Area Field Description...

Page 227: Web Login
PDM Web 11.4 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in PDM Web Area Field Description Port HTTP Port on which PDM Web can be reached via the unencrypted HTTP protocol The default port only needs to be changed if there is a conflict with another program.

Page 228: Device" Menu
PDM Web 11.4 Menus and dialog boxes for SIMATIC PDM in PDM Web 11.4.2 "Device" menu The following menu commands are available in the "Device" menu for the PDM web view: ● Download to device (Page 163) ● Upload to PG/PC (Page 165) ●...

Page 229: Notes, Tips & Tricks
This section contains notes that provide additional information in particular cases. You should pdmbase-readme . This file is usually available in the folder ... also read the information in the file \Siemens\SIMATIC_PDM. Bus parameters For information on specific settings for the bus parameters made in the Set PG/PC Interface pdmbase-readme file.

Page 230: Connecting Field Devices By Means Of Industrial Ethernet
Notes, Tips & Tricks 12.2 Connecting field devices by means of Industrial Ethernet Basic configuration of HART devices The basic configuration of HART devices (in the "SIMATIC PDM Device Selection" dialog box under HART > Universal > Standard) includes the range of functions that are defined by HFC in the Universal Commands and the Common Practice Commands.

Page 231 Notes, Tips & Tricks 12.2 Connecting field devices by means of Industrial Ethernet Requirement For the SIMATIC project, an IE/PB-Link is created in a SIMATIC 300 station. (Hardware catalog under "SIMATIC 300 > Gateway > IE/PB Link PN IO) Procedure 1.

Page 232: Hart Applications
Notes, Tips & Tricks 12.3 HART applications 12.3 HART applications System environment Implementation of intelligent field devices with HART functionality requires the following system environment (see the figure below): ● Current loop 4 - 20 mA ● HART configuration tool: The HART parameters can be set using an external handheld panel (HART Handheld) or a HART configuration tool (SIMATIC PDM).

Page 233: Appendix
Appendix Communication Problems If communication problems occur, you should check for the following: Connecting ● Configuration – Is the programming device or PC interface configured correctly? The SIMATIC Manager menu command Options > Set PG/PC Interface or the Windows Control Panel can be used to set the PG/PC interface parameters.

Page 234 Appendix A.1 Communication Problems ● Consistent project engineering and configuration in the CPU and CP – The project engineering settings loaded to the CPU or to a CP must match the configuration. The routing tables for the project/multiproject must have been created and all components loaded in the network configuration (NetPro).

Page 235: Message Window
Appendix A.2 Message window Message window A.2.1 "Decision on error" dialog box You can obtain the specific information you need from the dialog box; if necessary, contact the hotline. A.2.2 "Error history" dialog box You can obtain the specific information you need from the dialog box; if necessary, contact the hotline.

Page 237: Index
Index Print, 178 Saving, 178 Change Download, 114 Dialogs, 67 Change log Keyboard operation, 67 Add entry, 185 Archive, 185 Load archive, 185 " Print, 185 "Communication" Tab ("Settings" dialog box), 212 Close (File menu) "Device" LifeList menu Calibration log, 178 Assign address and TAG, 134 Change log, 133, 185 Properties, 136...

Page 238 Index Read in number, 38 HW Config, 81, 102 Diagnostic information, 122 Download to devices , 163, 200 Diagnostics, 122 Exporting, 155, 200 Display Importing, 158, 200 Process values, 188 Integrating Devices, 81, 102 Display process values, 188 Start Connection Editor, 110 Download, 113 Update diagnostic status, 191, 202 Change, 114...

Page 239 Index Scope, 11 Secure Communication, 126 Settings Device integration, 214 Maintenance Station Device Integration Manager, 213 Several PCS 7 projects, 153 Semantics, 214 Measured value display SIMATIC PDM, 152, 210 Process variables, 188 Several PCS 7 projects Menu Asset service, 153 Search..., 194 Shortcut menu Message log...

Page 240 Index Help, 149 Link axes, 149 Move axis, 149 Move ruler, 148 Ruler, 148 Trends (View menu), 190 Unit, 63 Update diagnostic status, 191, 202 Upload to PG/PC (Device menu), 165, 201 Value, 62 View menu, 48 Tachometer chart, 145 Trend, 144, 145, 190 x-y charts, 143 y-t charts, 142...
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Siemens SIMATIC PCS 7 Operating Manual

1 Preface

2 Using SIMATIC PDM

3 Installation

4 PDM Exportfile Converter

5 Integrating Devices into SIMATIC PDM

6 Views

7 Functions

8 Menus and Dialog Boxes in SIMATIC PDM

9 Menus and Dialog Boxes for SIMATIC PDM in the SIMATIC Manager

10 Menus and Dialog Boxes for SIMATIC PDM in HW Config

11 PDM Web

12 Notes, Tips & Tricks

Appendix

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