Siemens PC 670 - User Manual

Siemens PC 670

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Trademarks; Impressum
  • Page 3 – Preface; This manual; Chapter
  • Page 4 – Conventions; Edition
  • Page 5 – Other support
  • Page 6 – SIMATIC Customer Online Services
  • Page 7 – Contents; Introduction
  • Page 8 – Operating ProTool/Pro Runtime
  • Page 9 – Windows; ProTool/Pro components; . ProTool/Pro RT is the program used to run the; Windows-based systems; Operator Panel OP 37/Pro
  • Page 10 – Authorization
  • Page 11 – Scope of Functions; Functions
  • Page 14 – PROFIBUS–DP; Adjust
  • Page 15 – Product Description; Area of use
  • Page 16 – The screen object
  • Page 17 – Brief Description of Various Objects in a Configuration; Objects in a configuration; Screens; Screen object; Graphic
  • Page 18 – Description; Motor OFF; Example
  • Page 20 – Password list
  • Page 21 – Messages; Message classes; Motor ON; Buffering messages
  • Page 22 – Display messages; Message view; Tags; Definition
  • Page 23 – Purpose; Printing; Print functions
  • Page 24 – Archiving; Different archives can be set up for message events and tags:; Archive storage in a CSV file; In order to store archive data, a so called
  • Page 26 – Protocols; Application; Scheduler; Print message buffer
  • Page 27 – Scripts
  • Page 28 – Connecting to the PLC; Overview; Internal communication
  • Page 29 – OPC; Mitsubishi; Telemecanique via Adjust and Uni-Telway; TSX; “Communication for Windows-based Systems”.
  • Page 31 – Requirements for Commissioning; Which components do you need?; The
  • Page 32 – Scope of Delivery; Operating units supported; – Standard PC; Supported PLCs
  • Page 33 – System Requirements for PCs; Operating system; Note
  • Page 34 – Hardware
  • Page 35 – Electrical Installation; Connecting an OP 37/Pro to the PLC; PLC
  • Page 36 – Connecting a PC to the PLC; Communications processor
  • Page 37 – Commissioning ProTool/Pro Runtime; Initial startup; SIMATIC operating unit with preinstalled runtime software; If a PC is used, the runtime software must be installed from the
  • Page 38 – Procedure; Step; Save configuration
  • Page 39 – Installing and Configuring Windows
  • Page 40 – Forward print jobs to printer
  • Page 41 – Install ProTool/Pro RT; Access the Backup directory and start the Setup program on
  • Page 42 – PC Without Runtime Software; Condition
  • Page 43 – Connection to the PLC; MPI setting
  • Page 44 – Retrofitting a Communication Processor
  • Page 45 – Settings for the OP 37/Pro; Settings in BIOS; Detailed information on this is provided in the; Direct key module; Downloading, Testing and Commissioning the Project; Scenarios; ProTool Configuring
  • Page 46 – Configuration software and runtime software are on the same PC
  • Page 47 – Simulation of a Project; Function
  • Page 48 – Simulation table; File
  • Page 49 – Operate simulator
  • Page 51 – Example of a simulation
  • Page 52 – Starting a Project; Running a project in online operation; Start project when booting the system
  • Page 53 – Further Downloading Options; Set up direct cable connection; Settings on the runtime PC
  • Page 54 – PTProj; Settings on the configuration PC; Guest
  • Page 55 – Setting up a dial-up network connection
  • Page 57 – Operating ProTool/Pro Runtime; General Operation; Navigation; Move to next field right/left
  • Page 58 – ESCAPE
  • Page 59 – Operating unit; Call help text
  • Page 60 – Language change; Conditions for changing languages
  • Page 61 – Settings for the Runtime Software; Displaying the configuration on the target system; CTRL
  • Page 62 – SHIFT; Screen saver
  • Page 63 – Operating Special Screen Objects; Screen objects
  • Page 64 – Button; Clicking; Display; Hidden buttons
  • Page 65 – Status Button
  • Page 66 – Switches; OFF corresponds to the value 0 (a; Behavior; Change of status; Control
  • Page 67 – List Box; Mouse and touch screen
  • Page 68 – Message Line; Alarm messages flash to distinguish them from event messages.; Message Window; If one of the display modes
  • Page 69 – Significance of the buttons; Edit Message; Event messages; linked to a function key or button in the project.; System messages; Use the
  • Page 70 – Message Page
  • Page 71 – Message Buffer; Figure 6-7 illustrates an example alarm message buffer.
  • Page 72 – Message View; Use this button to trigger the function assigned to the; Acknowledge alarm messages
  • Page 73 – Simple Message View; Change to operating status ‘online’
  • Page 74 – Bar Graph; Figure 6-9 depicts three states of a horizontal bar graph:
  • Page 75 – Trend Display; Realtime trend or History trend; Structure
  • Page 76 – Navigation using the keyboard; Display archive data as a trend; The trend display is not updated when the archive data changes.
  • Page 77 – Slider Control; Increase value continually
  • Page 78 – Analog Display
  • Page 79 – Format
  • Page 80 – Digital/Analog Clock; Figure 6-12 illustrates an example of a configured analog clock.
  • Page 81 – Password List
  • Page 82 – Logoff_user is linked to an operating element in the project, it can; Password management; View password list
  • Page 85 – Recipes
  • Page 86 – Principles of operation; Recipe and Data
  • Page 87 – Example of a recipe; Tag; l Orange; Orange drink
  • Page 88 – Recipe Configuration; Basic procedure
  • Page 89 – System limits; Elements; Number of recipes
  • Page 90 – Editing Data Records; In this chapter; Response following modification of recipe structure (Page 7-21); Methods; Tabular editing
  • Page 91 – Recipe View
  • Page 92 – Significance of the operating and display elements; The entry names cannot be edited on the operating unit.; Delete data record
  • Page 93 – Tips on operating the recipe view; SHIFT and cursor key.
  • Page 94 – Displaying data records; Creating new data records
  • Page 95 – any path and any drive; Copying data records
  • Page 96 – Changing data records
  • Page 97 – Renaming data records; Proceed as follows to rename existing data records:; Deleting data records
  • Page 98 – Reading data records from the PLC; Downloading data records to the PLC; Proceed as follows to download data records to the PLC:
  • Page 99 – Recipe Screens; Proceed as follows to edit data screens in recipe screens offline:
  • Page 100 – Editing data records online
  • Page 101 – Functions and PLC jobs; Information on PLC jobs is provided in the
  • Page 102 – Import/Export Data Records; Additional information is stored in the first two lines:
  • Page 103 – Export/Import all data records in a recipe
  • Page 104 – Exporting, editing and importing data records; Settings
  • Page 105 – Reaction on Changing the Recipe Structure; Standard behavior; Import data records; Tip
  • Page 107 – System Messages; VVVVVV; Message text
  • Page 108 – System message parameters; Number
  • Page 109 – Remedy
  • Page 125 – Procedure in the case of “internal errors”; Switch the operating unit off, stop the PLC and then restart both.
  • Page 127 – SIMATIC HMI Documentation; Target groups
  • Page 128 – Documentation
  • Page 129 – Content
  • Page 131 – Glossary; Acknowledgement
  • Page 132 – Switch off or fade out the screen saver.
  • Page 137 – Displays current values from the PLC on the operating unit.; Hewlett
  • Page 138 – Printout of a copy of the screen contents.
  • Page 139 – Recipe
  • Page 140 – Softkey
  • Page 143 – Index; Buttons
  • Page 144 – Data record
  • Page 146 – Lines per message
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Preface, Contents

Introduction

1

Scope of Functions

2

Product Description

3

Requirements for Commissioning

4

Commissioning
ProTool/Pro Runtime

5

Operating ProTool/Pro Runtime

6

Recipes

7

System Messages

A

SIMATIC HMI Documentation

B

Glossary, Index

Release 12/99

6AV6594–1CA05–2AB0

ProTool/Pro
Runtime

User’s Guide

SIMATIC HMI

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Summary

Page 2 - Trademarks; Impressum

Trademarks The registered trademarks of Siemens AG are listed in the Preface. Some of the other designations used in these documents are also registered trademarks; the owner’srights may be violated if they are used be third parties for their own purposes. Impressum Editor and Publisher: A&D PT1...

Page 3 - Preface; This manual; Chapter

i ProTool/Pro Runtime User’s GuideRelease 12/99 Preface This manual The ProTool/Pro Runtime User ’s Guide is a part of the SIMATIC HMIdocumentation. It describes: S commissioning the ProTool/Pro RT runtime software S downloading the configuration S operating the configuration The description is appl...

Page 4 - Conventions; Edition

Preface ii ProTool/Pro Runtime User’s Guide Release 12/99 Conventions The following conventions are used in this User ’s Guide: VAR_23 Text which appears on the screen is displayed in a typewriterfont. This text includes: commands, file names, entries in dialogboxes and system messages. Tag Dialogs,...

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