Siemens SIMATIC S7-400H Manual page 268

Automation system, fault-tolerant systems
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Modifying the System During Operation
Procedure
Perform the steps below in the order specified:
Step
What Has To Be Done?
1
Switch the standby CPU to STOP mode using
the PG.
2
If you want to expand the main memory:
A Turn off the power supply for the standby
CPU.
B Unplug the standby CPU from the central
controller (CC).
C Install the desired memory modules as
described in the installation manual
S7-400, M7-400 Programmable Control-
lers, Hardware and Installation.
D Plug the CPU back into in the CC.
E Make sure that the synchronization link is
re-established and that the mode selector
of the standby CPU is switched to RUN or
RUN-P.
F Turn the power supply for the standby
CPU back on.
3
If you want to expand the load memory:
Unplug the existing memory card from the
CPU and plug in a memory card of the same
type with the desired (larger) capacity.
4
Reset the standby CPU using the PG.
5
Start the standby CPU by means of the menu
command PLC > Mode > Switch to CPU
with... expanded memory configuration.
6
Turn off the power supply for the second
CPU.
7
Modify the memory components of the
second CPU as you did for the first CPU in
steps 2 to 4.
8
Start the second CPU using the programming
device.
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How Does the System React?
The system is working in single mode.
Subsystem is disabled for periods.
Standby CPU requests reset.
Standby CPU links up, is updated and
becomes the master.
Previous master CPU goes into STOP.
System works in single mode.
Subsystem is disabled.
Second CPU links up and is updated.
System works redundant system mode
again.
Automation System S7-400H Fault-tolerant Systems
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