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Reference Data
A-9
SIMATIC 505 PROFIBUS-FMS CP User Manual
12345678910111213141516
X
T
ime Difference
1
12345678910111213141516
05
V
isible String5
1
A
V
isible String is preceded by two bytes which record the length of the string. The first byte is
the maximum length of the string, and the second is the actual length. When read from the 505,
the string transmitted is always of the maximum length with any unused characters sent as
spaces. All characters of the string must be printable ASCII characters. An odd-length V
isible
String is rounded up to an even length, but the extra byte is not transferred.
05
XX
XX
12345678910111213141516
Year
Date
1
Date values are stored as BCD numbers. The ranges are as follows:
Year
00 – 99
Month
01 – 12
Day
01 – 31
Hour
00 – 23
Minute
00 – 59
Second
00 – 59
Millisecond
000 – 999
Weekday
1 – 7
Month
Day Hour
Note:
*
represents bits or bytes skipped for alignment purposes. When the variable is read,
this data is not transmitted; when the variable is written, this data is written to the value 0.
X represents data values.
X
*
T
ime Dif
ference is stored as a 32-bit number
.
Minimum:
–24 Days
20 Hours
31 Minutes
23 Seconds
648 Milliseconds
8000 0000
Maximum:
24 Days
20 Hours
31 Minutes
23 Seconds
647 Milliseconds
7FFF FFFF
12345678910111213141516
X
Time-of-day
1
T
ime-of-day is stored as a 32-bit number
.
Minimum: 00:00:00.000
0000 0000
Maximum: 23:59:59.999
0526 5BFF
Minute Second
Millisecond Weekday
1
The
FMS CP does not allow the use of this data type in the definition of a local variable; however
,
data
of this type can be transferred to and from a
remote station if that station uses this data type.
Figur
e A-2
Mapping
of Simple V
ariables in 505 Memory (continued)
- PROFIBUS-FMS Communications 1
- Processor (505–CP5434–FMS) 1
- MANUAL PUBLICA 3
- TION HISTOR 3
- OF EFFECTIVE P 4
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- Chapter 7 Diagnostics 9
- List of Figures 11
- List of Figures (continued) 12
- Contents xi 13
- Overview 17
- 1.2 Hardware Overview 20
- 1.3 Network Overview 22
- Network Overview (continued) 24
- Installing 27
- the Module 27
- 2.1 Overview of Installation 28
- Installing the Module 30
- torque: 2.6 in-lb (0.3 N-m) 31
- Backplane connectors 31
- 2.6 Powering Up the Base 34
- Connecting 39
- the Network 39
- 3.1 Cables and Connectors 40
- Connecting the Network 41
- 3.2 Cable Routing 43
- Cable Routing (continued) 44
- Communication 52
- Services 52
- 4.1 Overview 53
- Communication Services 54
- Overview (continued) 55
- 4.2 Addressing 58
- 4.3 FMS Services 59
- FMS Services (continued) 61
- 4.4 Send-Receive Services 62
- 4.5 Peerlink II Services 63
- 4.6 S7 Services 64
- the COM5434 Configurator 65
- A:\SETUP 66
- *Standard-Mixed 78
- 5.6 Defining FMS Connections 83
- 5.7 Defining FDL Connections 87
- Local LSAP Enter 89
- Remote LSAP Enter 89
- 5.9 Configuring FMS Jobs 91
- 5.11 Creating FMS Data Types 97
- Definition When 99
- 5.12 Creating FMS Variables 100
- Enter a memory 102
- Use Index? Select 104
- Sub Index You 104
- Configuration 108
- Examples 108
- 6.1 Overview 109
- Configuration Examples 110
- Data Flow 111
- Figure 6-10 FMS 120
- Figure 6-16 Send 130
- Figure 6-17 Receive 132
- Red Box PLCBlue Box PLC 135
- Diagnostics 147
- 7.1 CP Status 148
- 7.2 Active Stations 149
- 7.3 PROFIBUS Statistics 150
- 7.4 FMS Connection Status 151
- 7.5 FDL Connection Status 152
- 7.6 Job Status 153
- 7.7 Peer Block Status 154
- Reference 155
- A.1 Data Element List 156
- Element List (continued) 157
- Data Element List (continued) 158
- Reference Data 161
- 12345678910111213141516 163
- Structure 165
- Identify Response 167
- A.6 Local LSAP Assignments 172
- Troubleshooting 173
- B.1 Using the RESET Button 174
- B.2 Job Status Codes 175
- Job Status Codes (continued) 176
- Specifications 180
- Index-2 183
- Index-4 185
- Customer 186
- Response 186
- FIRST CLASS 187
- PERMIT NO.3 187
- JOHNSON CITY 187
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