Change Ex Module Group; Replacing An Ex I/O Module Without Changing The Type - Siemens SIMATIC ET 200SP HA System Manual

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9.4 Change Ex module group

9.4
Change Ex module group
9.4.1

Replacing an Ex I/O module without changing the type

Introduction
When an Ex I/O module is plugged in for the first time, part of the coding element snaps into the
Ex BaseUnit.
If an I/O module is replaced, the coding element prevents confusion with another I/O module
type. Another type of I/O module can only be plugged in after the coding element has been
deliberately removed.
You can find information on the coding element in the section "Plugging in an Ex I/O module or
BU cover (Page 57)".
Module identification - read and transfer data
If data for the identification of the components in the system is configured, you need to transfer
this data again after the Ex I/O module has been plugged in.
• Data transmitted to the Ex I/O module for the module identification can be read back into the
project.
Configure the Ex I/O module in HW Config and select the menu command CPU > Upload
Module Identification to PG... .
• Transfer any data for module identification in the configuration after plugging in the Ex I/O
module.
Configure the Ex I/O module in HW Config and select the menu command CPU > Upload
Module Identification... .
Requirement
Read the section "Plant planning (Page 29)".
Note
Module in Zone 2
In general, it is not allowed to pull or plug modules in Zone 2.
Before starting work, ensure that no explosive atmosphere is present and that the power supply
is switched off.
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System Manual, 04/2021, A5E50165138-AA

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