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Table of contentsTable of contentsLegal information . 21Task . 51.11.22Solution. 72.12.22.32.42.53Overview. 5Requirements . 6Overview of the overall solution . 7Description of the core functionality . 9Minimum requirements for the hardware/software . 14Hardware and software components used. 14Memory requirement of the blocks (S7-1500) . 15Fundamentals . 163.13.23.33.4Cyclic communication . 16Acyclic communication – data block 47 . 17Basic principles of the basic positioner . 18Mode selection of the basic positioner . 184General overview . 215Function block SINA POS (FB284) . 22 Siemens AG 2019 All rights 105.2.115.2.126Description . 23Calling OBs . 23Called blocks . 23Function description – general . 23Input interface SINA POS. 24Description of the configuration input "ConfigEPos" . 25Output interface SINA POS . 26Comparison of the interfaces of SINA POS old ( V14) and new( V14) . 28Mode selection of EPos with SINA POS . 30Relative positioning . 31Absolute positioning . 32Setup mode . 34Continuous setpoint acceptance . 35Referencing – reference point approach . 36Referencing – set reference point . 37Traversing blocks . 38Jog . 40Incremental jogging . 42Flying referencing . 43Change of operating mode based on the "ModePos" values . 44Troubleshooting the SINA POS function block . 45Function block SINA SPEED (FB285) . veLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,Description . 46Calling OBs . 46Called blocks . 47Function description – general . 47Input interface SINA SPEED . 47Default setting of the ConfigAxis input . 48Output interface SINA SPEED . 48Comparison of the interfaces of SINA SPEED old ( V14) andnew ( V14) . 49Troubleshooting the SINA SPEED function block . 5007/20193
Table of contents7Function block SINA PARA (FB286) . 517.1.17.1.27.1.37.1.47.1.57.1.67.28Function block SINA PARA S (FB287) . 608.1.18.1.28.1.38.1.48.1.58.1.69 Siemens AG 2019 All rights reserved10.210.310.410.510.5.110.5.210.5.3EPos telegram 111 . 99Standard telegram 1 . 106References . 10813.113.214Copy RAM to ROM . 94Absolute encoder adjustment . 94Writing the up/down ramp of the ramp-function generator. 95Jog velocity / incremental distance . 95Reading the actual fault buffer . 97Appendix . 9912.112.213Configuring a SIMATIC controller S7-1200/1500 withSINAMICS G120 (Startdrive configuration). 69Configuring the SIMATIC S7-1200/1500 controller withSINAMICS S120 (GSD configuring) . 73Selection of the correct hardware submodules . 75Configuration of the SIMATIC controller S7-300/400 withSINAMICS G120 (Startdrive and GSD configuration) . 79Configuration of the blocks . 84Installing the block library up to and including TIA PortalV13SP1 . 84Inserting the blocks in the project . 87Installing the block library up to and including TIA Portal V14 . 90Examples of acyclic communication with SINA PARA (FB286) . 9411.111.211.311.411.512Function description . 66Input interface of SINA INFEED . 66Default setting of the ConfigAxis input . 67Output interface of SINA INFEED . 67Troubleshooting function block SINA INFEED . 68Configuration and project engineering . 6910.111Input interface of SINA PARA S . 61Output interface of the FB287 . 61Using the various parameter inputs and outputs . 62Writing to parameters . 62Reading parameters . 63Troubleshooting function block SINA PARA S . 63Function block SINA INFEED (FB288) . 659.1.19.1.29.1.39.1.49.1.510Input interface of SINA PARA . 52Output interface of SINA PARA . 52Data structure of the "sxParameter" area . 54Writing to parameters . 55Reading parameters . 55Troubleshooting function block SINA PARA . 56Connection to the LAcycCom library . 58References . 108Internet links . 108History. 109DriveLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,07/20194
1 Task1Task1.1OverviewIntroductionThe function blocks for the cyclic and acyclic communication are used for thesimple connection of various SINAMICS S/G/V converter systems.Each communication block can be used for an axis of a SINAMICS S120 multi-axisor a SINAMICS S110, Sinamics V90 or G120x converter system.The supported communication paths are intended for PROFIBUS and PROFINETbus systems.Overview of the automation taskThe following diagram provides an overview of the automation task.Copyright Siemens AG 2019 All rights reservedFig. 1-1Description of the automation taskDepending on the type and use of the data, the data exchange between aSIMATIC S7 controller and a SINAMICS drive is performed cyclically – forprocess data – or acyclically – for adjustable parameters.DriveLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,07/20195
1 Task1.2RequirementsRequirements of the automation taskTable 1-1RequirementExplanation- Fixed telegram length- No structural change during runtime- "Fast" data transferAcyclic transfer:Configuration data transferCommissioning interfaceDiagnostics- Variable telegram length- Variable structural change- "Slow" data transfer- All parameters can be readCopyright Siemens AG 2019 All rights reservedCyclic transfer:Process data transferDriveLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,07/20196
2 Solution2Solution2.1Overview of the overall solutionSchematicThe following schematic diagram shows the most important components of thesolution:Copyright Siemens AG 2019 All rights reservedFig. 2-1DriveLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,07/20197
2 SolutionDesignThe configuration of the function blocks is performed in the TIA Portal as of V12 SP1.The configuration and parameter settings for the drives is realized as follows1. For SINAMICS G120, using Startdrive V12SP1 (or using GSD andSTARTER 4.x).2. For SINAMICS S120, using Startdrive V*** (or using GSD and alsoSTARTER 4.x).3. For SINAMICS V90PN using the V wizard and corresponding GSD.Note***The final version of Startdrives is still not known at the time that this documentwas created.NoteThe appropriate STARTER 4.x version must be selected depending on thefirmware version used.BenefitsCopyright Siemens AG 2019 All rights reservedThis software package offers you the following advantages: The SIMATIC S7 PLC can simply use the EPos functionality Simpler parameter access from the SIMATIC S7 PLC A speed-controlled axis can be simply controlled Blocks can be intuitively interconnected Preconfigured function and data blocks Modular software package that can be adapted by the customerDemarcationThis block documentation does not contain a description of The drive commissioning/optimization The commissioning/selection of the PG/PC interface The use of technology objects by the SIMATIC S7-1200/1500Knowledge requiredBasic knowledge of the TIA Portal, SINAMICS commissioning in Startdrive(STARTER) as well as the basic positioner (EPos) is required.DriveLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,07/20198
2 Solution2.2Description of the core functionalityThe software package is divided into 5 function blocks, which provide the variouscommunication paths to the different technology axes on a SINAMICS drivesystem.The speed-controlled and position-controlled axes are integrated by means ofpredefined telegrams including preconfigured instance data blocks.1. The integration of a speed-controlled axis by means of standard telegram 1 inthe SINA SPEED function block (FB285).2. The integration of a position-controlled axis by means of standard telegram111 in the SINA POS function block (FB284).3. The integration of an infeed device (BLM / SLM / ALM – only S120) connectedvia Drive Cliq by means of standard telegram 370 in the SINA INFEEDfunction block (FB288).Copyright Siemens AG 2019 All rights reserved4. The acyclic communication is established according to the PROFIdrive profileusing data block 47, and is implemented in the SINA PARA (FB286) orSINA PARA S (FB287) function block.Function block FB284 (SINA POS) has an input and output interface from theapplication view. The function block provides the available operating modes of theEPos via a predefined interface. The main focus is on a useful limitation of thedisplayed variables of telegram 111, whereby not all variables of the telegram areindividually displayed at the block interface. However, at the same time, access tothe entire setpoint interface of telegram 111 is always possible via the inputrange.The speed block FB285 (SINA SPEED) has an input and output interface forsimple speed input / evaluation. The user must provide the function block with therated speed (p2000) set in the SINAMICS drive. However, at the same time,access to the entire setpoint interface of telegram 1 is always possible via the inputrange.The infeed block FB288 (SINA INFEED) has an input and output interface tosimply control and evaluate an infeed unit connected via DriveCliq. Telegram 370is used for control. However, at the same time, access to the entire setpointinterface of telegram 370 is always possible via the input range.DriveLib - documentationEntry-ID: 109475044, V2.4,07/20199
2 SolutionThe acyclic communication block FB286 (SINA PARA) provides the user with apredefined interface for simply reading and writing 16 arbitrary SINAMICS driveparameters. The user only has to specify the parameter numbers, a possible indexand – for writing – a parameter value(*1). The
1. For SINAMICS G120, using Startdrive V12SP1 (or using GSD and STARTER 4.x). 2. For SINAMICS S120, using Startdrive V*** (or using GSD and also STARTER 4.x). 3. For SINAMICS V90PN using the V wizard and corresponding GSD. Note ***The final version of Startdrives is still not known at the time that this document was created.
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