
Overview
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SIMATIC 505 PROFIBUS-FMS CP User Manual
Communication
on the PROFIBUS network can be described from both the
physical and the logical point of view
.
The physical view, as shown in Figure 1-5, describes a number of stations
connected to a central bus line. This view emphasizes the actual physical
layout of the network cables and devices that enable the stations to
communicate with each other
.
Figure 1-5
Simplified Physical V
iew of a Network
The logical view describes how communication on a PROFIBUS network
takes place through logical connections between station pairs. A logical
connection relationship consists of four parts:
Local station address
Remote station address
Local LSAP (Link Service Access Point)
Remote LSAP
For each station in the connection, the local values must be equal to the
remote values of the other station, as shown in Figure 1-6. On any station, a
local LSAP can be used for only one connection (except for FMS slaves).
Station
5
Local Address = 5
Remote Address = 4
Local LSAP = 8
Remote LSAP = 7
Station 4
Local Address = 4
Remote Address = 5
Local LSAP = 7
Remote LSAP = 8
Figure 1-6 Example
Connection between Stations
Network
Communication
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