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Block Container
F-user blocks
F-control blocks
F-simulation blocks
Safety Engineering in SIMATIC S7
System Manual, 04/2006, A5E00109529-05
7.4 Structure of Safety Program in S7 F/FH Systems
... Contains F-Blocks
F-system blocks
F_S_BO, F_S_R
F_S_BO, F_S_R
F_START
F_PSG_M
Communication
F_SENDBO, F_SENDR
F_RCVBO, F_RCVR
Mathematical standard functions
F_CYC_CO
F_M_AI6
F_M_DI24
F_M_DI8
F_M_DO10
F_M_DO8
F_PLK
F_PLK_O
F_SHUTDN
F_CHG_WS
...
Simulation blocks
Programming F-Systems
Function
Communication between F-runtime
groups
Signals a cold start or a restart (warm
restart)
Division in selective runtime groups
F-blocks for safety-related
CPU-CPU communication
F-blocks for mathematical standard
functions such as arithmetic, logic,
multiplexing, etc.
Block container containing F-blocks
that are called and inserted by
Systems
when the safety program is
compiled, in order to generate an
executable safety program from the
user's safety program.
The user must not insert F-blocks of
the F-control block in the safety
program. Likewise, the F-blocks must
not be modified (renamed) or deleted
in the
Failsafe Blocks
F-library (V1_2)
or the block container of the user
project.
During offline simulation with
the F-blocks of the safety program are
overwritten by identically-named
simulation blocks from the
Blocks
F-library (V1_2). These
F-blocks are suitable for simulation
purposes only and must not be
downloaded to the F-CPU.
S7 F
PLCSim
,
Failsafe
7-11

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