Possible Applications Of The S5-95U With Second Serial Interface; Device Configurations - Siemens SIMATIC S5 Series Manual

Description of the System
1.1

Possible Applications of the S5-95U with Second Serial Interface

The following overview shows you:
• which devices/systems can communicate with the S5-95U via the second serial interface of the
S5-95U and
• which communications mechanism for which node can be used in the S5-95U.
S5-95U
Programmer
functions
( Sec. 1.3)
Programmers
for SIMATIC S5
Control and
monitoring systems
for SIMATIC S5
e.g.:
- PG 605
- PG 710 to PG 770
- COROS TD 10,
TD 20
- COROS OP 15,
OP 20, OP 30
- OP 393
* On account of the widespread use of SINEC L1, numerous third-party manufacturers offer device interfaces for
SINEC L1 and/or 3964(R) transmission protocol.
1-2
Second serial
interface
Communications mechanisms
SINEC L1 / Point-
to-point link
( Sec. 2)
Devices that can be connected (in general)
SINEC L1 LAN
S5-95U can be a slave
in a SINEC L1 LAN
Point-to-point link
S5-95U can be
master or slave
SIMATIC devices in
general
*
Devices that can be connected (in particular)
e.g.:
- S5-90U, S5-95U
- S5-100U (CPU 102/
103)
- S5-115U (CPU 941/
942/943/944)
- CP 521 SI
- CP 530
Figure 1-1 Device Configurations
S5-95U, Second Serial Interface
Computer link with
3964(R) trans-
mission protocol
( Sec. 3)
Devices which can
handle the
3964(R)
transmission
protocol
SIEMENS device in
general
*
e.g.:
- SICOMP PC
- SICOMP M
- Teleperm M
- Moby I
- CP 523
- CP 524
- CP 525
ASCII driver
( Sec. 4)
Devices which
send/receive with-
out transmission
protocol
Third-party devices
with limited
processing capacity in
general
e.g.:
- Printer
- Terminals
- Barcode reader
- Modems
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