Communication In The Network - Siemens SIMATIC HMI OP 73micro Operating Instructions Manual

Mounting and connection
4.4 Communication with S7-200
4.4.1.2

Communication in the network

Introduction
A network consists of several nodes which are connected to the same bus cable and
communicate with each other. All nodes are assigned a unique network address. Which
devices communicate with each other is defined when the devices are configured.
A network must contain a master station and active nodes and may contain slave stations
and passive nodes. The master actively transmits requests to other devices and can also
respond to requests from other masters. A slave only responds to requests.
You need a PROFIBUS bus cable with PROFIBUS bus connector to install a network.
The HMI device always operates as master station.
The HMI device can communicate only with one S7-200 within the network.
S7-200 as active or passive node
The S7-200 station may be operated on the network in master mode (PPI/master mode) and
in slave mode (PPI/slave mode). The default setting of the S7-200 station is PPI/slave mode.
The OP 73micro and TP 177micro can communicate with a SIMATIC S7-200 in PPI/slave
mode and with a SIMATIC S7-200 in PPI/master mode. The HMI device can be connected
via the CPU interface of the SIMATIC S7-200.
Configuration example:
Figure 4-21
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S7-200 -1
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Configuration example for communication in the network
The active S7-200-1 (in PPI/master mode) outputs requests to the S7-200-2 station.
OP 73micro communicates with the S7-200-1 in PPI/master mode.
TP 177micro communicates with the S7-200-2 in PPI/slave mode.
PG to S7-200-1 or S7-200-2, for example, with control tags
S7-200 -2
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OP 73micro, TP 177micro (WinCC flexible)
Operating Instructions, 09/2007, 6AV6691-1DF01-0AB0