MSC300 Application DOC V10 en

Application Example  05/2015
Wireless Communication of
S7-300 Stations with
TeleControl Server Basic V3
TCSB V3, MD720, CP 340/341/ V1.0
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Warranty and Liability ................................................................................................. 2
1 Task ..................................................................................................................... 5
2 Solution............................................................................................................... 6
2.1 Overview............................................................................................... 6
2.2 Description of the core functionality ..................................................... 7
2.2.1 Realized functions ................................................................................ 7
2.3 Overview and description of the user interface .................................... 8
2.4 Hardware and software components ................................................. 11
2.4.1 Validity ................................................................................................ 11
2.4.2 Components used .............................................................................. 11
3 Mode of Operation ........................................................................................... 13
3.1 General overview ............................................................................... 13
3.1.1 Program overview “Inspection Shaft”/ “Stormwater Overflow” ........... 15
3.1.2 “UDT_WDC_PARAM” (UDT91) ......................................................... 16
3.1.3 Global data blocks “Inspection Shaft” ................................................ 17
3.1.4 Global data blocks “Stormwater Overflow” ......................................... 20
3.1.5 Data traffic between the connection partners..................................... 22
3.2 Functionality “Inspection Shaft” .......................................................... 23
3.2.1 Program details for FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) ............................... 23
3.2.2 Call FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) in OB1 ........................................... 24
Functionality “Stormwater Overflow” .................................................. 25
3.3
3.3.1 Program details for FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) ............................... 25
3.3.2 Call FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) in OB1 ........................................... 26
3.4 Error and status display...................................................................... 27
4 Configuration and Settings............................................................................. 28
4.1 Configuration of TeleControl Server Basic (TCSB) ............................ 28
4.2 Configuring OPC Scout V10............................................................... 31
5 Installation and Commissioning .................................................................... 33
5.1 Hardware installation .......................................................................... 33
5.2 Installing the software ......................................................................... 34
5.3 Installation of the application software ............................................... 35
5.4 Commissioning ................................................................................... 35
5.4.1 Setting the IP addresses .................................................................... 35
5.4.2 Changing the IP addresses of the PC/PG .......................................... 35
5.4.3 Change the IP address of the CPU .................................................... 36
5.4.4 Configuring the DSL router................................................................. 36
5.4.5 Setting the transmission speed of the MD720 ................................... 37
5.4.6 Configuring the serial CPs (CP 340 and CP 341) .............................. 38
5.4.7 Including the backup copy of database
"109475770_TCSB_V3.bak" into TCSBV3 ........................................ 39
5.4.8 Configuring IP address and ports of TeleControl Server Basic
V3 ....................................................................................................... 39
5.4.9 Opening the OPC Scout configuration file
“109475770_OPC_TCSB.opf” ........................................................... 41
5.4.10 Loading the STEP 7 V5.5 project
“109475770_MSC300_Application_PR_V10.zip” .............................. 42
6 Operating the Application ............................................................................... 43
6.1 Overview............................................................................................. 43
6.1.1 Menu navigation of the HMI ............................................................... 43
6.1.2 Watch table of the “Inspection Shaft” station ..................................... 44

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6.1.3 Watch table of the “Stormwater Overflow” station ............................. 44

6.2 Initializing the stations “Inspection Shaft” and “Stormwater
Overflow” ............................................................................................ 45
6.3 “Inspection Shaft” requests data cyclically from “Stormwater
Overflow” (polling) .............................................................................. 47
6.4 “Stormwater Overflow” sends data to “Inspection Shaft” ................... 49
6.5 “Inspection Shaft” sends data to the central station ........................... 51
6.6 “Stormwater Overflow” sends data to the central station ................... 53
7 References ....................................................................................................... 55
8 History............................................................................................................... 55

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2.1 Overview
1 Task
Introduction
The infrastructure of a discharge treatment plant comprises the two
S7-300 substations “Inspection Shaft” and “Stormwater Overflow”. Both stations
shall communicate with a central station cost-efficiently, as well as exchange data.
TeleControl Server Basic V3 is installed on the central station PC.
The internet based GPRS service should be used as a data transfer medium.
Overview of the automation task

The figure below provides an overview of the automation task.
Figure 1-1
Central station
TeleControl
Server Basic
INTERNET
GPRS
? ?
Inspection shaft Stormwater overflow
Problem description
This application example should meet the following requirements:
 Remote station 1 (inspection shaft) requests data cyclically from radio station 2
(stormwater overflow).
 Remote station 2 sends “event-triggered” data to remote station 1.
 Remote station 1 and 2 send important process variables cyclically to the
central station.
 The central station monitors the status of the connected remote stations.
Using visualization software, the simulated process shall be operated and

controlled in the remote stations.

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2.1 Overview
2 Solution
2.1 Overview
Display
The figure below shows a schematic overview of the most important components of
the solution:
Figure 2-1
Central station
1
TCSB
DSL router
INTERNET
MSC300_ MSC300_
Library Library
2 3
Inspection shaft Stormwater overflow
Setup
The core of this application example is the TeleControl Server Basic V3 (TCSB) in
the central station. The TCSB enables a direct connection as well as cross-
communication between the S7-300 controllers. The counterpart to the TCSB is the
MD720 modem which is contained in each remote station.
Table 2-1
No. Module Explanation
1. Central station The central station consists of a standard
Windows PC/PG with integrated Ethernet
interfaces. The PC is connected with a DSL
router via the Ethernet interface.
Installed on the PG/PC are STEP 7 V5.5,
TeleControl Server Basic V3, OPC Scout V10,
and WinCC flexible.
2. “Inspection Shaft” station Remote station “Inspection Shaft” consists of
an S7-300 station (CPU 315-2 PN/DP and CP
340) and an MD720 modem. CP 340 and
MD720 are interconnected via the serial
RS232C interfaces.

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2.2 Description of the core functionality
No. Module Explanation

3. “Stormwater Overflow” station Remote station “Stormwater Overflow”
consists of an S7-300 station (CPU 317-2
PN/DP and CP 341) and an MD720 modem.
CP 341 and MD720 are interconnected via the
serial RS232C interfaces.
Advantages
The solution presented here, offers you the following advantages
 TeleControl Server Basic V3 enables economic data communication between
all remote stations, or between remote and central station respectively.
 S7-300 stations can be integrated into the TCSB environment.
 The core application areas are industrial applications where data shall be sent
in a cost-efficient way, such as in waste water treatment plants, for water
purification, or in pump stations.
 The OPC interfaces of TCSB provide the data of the connected stations to one
or several connected OPC clients.
 GPRS and INTERNET secure short transmission times.
 Optimized energy demand and minimized data volume.
Delimitation
This application example does not contain a description of:

 SIMATIC NET MODEM MD720. Please refer to document \4\.
 SIMATIC NET TeleControl server Basic. Please refer to document \3\.
 SIMATIC HMI operator panels
 the LAD/ FBD/ STL/ SCL programming languages.
Basic knowledge of these topics is assumed.
Note The “MSC300_Library” library can only be used for S7-300 controllers.
Cross-communication with stations that do not use a WDC protocol (for example,
S7-1200 stations) is not possible.
2.2 Description of the core functionality

2.2.1 Realized functions
The following core functions have been realized in the application example:
 MODEM MD720 is initialized and the GPRS connection between remote
station and central station is established.
 Station “Inspection Shaft” requests data from the “Stormwater Overflow” station
in a fixed time interval (polling). The “Stormwater Overflow” station responds
with the requested data.
 Station “Inspection Shaft” sends data to TeleControl Server Basic in the central
station in a fixed time interval.

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2.3 Overview and description of the user interface
 Station “Stormwater Overflow” sends data to the TeleControl server in the

central station in a fixed time interval.
 The “Stormwater Overflow” station sends data to the “Inspection Shaft” station
(event-triggered).
 The central station monitors the status of the connected remote stations.
Note For a more detailed description of these functions, please refer to Chapter 3 and
the following chapters.

The visualization of the application example is realized with WinCC flexible via two
configured HMI screens “TCSB Communication” and “Waste Water Application”.
“TCSB Communication” screen

The “TCSB Communication” screen shows the connection with both substations.
Furthermore, information on the data traffic is also given.
Figure 2-2
1 4
2 5
3 6
Table 2-2
No. Element Note
1. “Inspection Shaft “Inspection Shaft” communication status
Communication Status” information.
The values are determined by TCSB itself.
2. “Inspection Shaft Buffer” Data received from “Inspection Shaft”.
Maximum filling level, current filling level and

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No. Element Note

current date
3. “Initialization Inspection Shaft” Clicking the buttons triggers the initialization of
the “inspection shaft”.
4. “Stormwater Overflow “Stormwater overflow” communication status
Communication Status” information.
The values are determined by TCSB itself.
5. “Stormwater Overflow Buffer” Data received from the “stormwater overflow”.
Maximum filling level, current filling level and
current date
6. “Initialization Stormwater Clicking the buttons triggers the initialization of
Overflow” the “stormwater overflow”.
7. Picture change Clicking the buttons navigates to the respective
screens.
“Waste Water Application” screen

The “Waste Water Application” screen visualizes the processes of “Inspection
Shaft” and “Stormwater Overflow”.
Figure 2-3
1
6
2 7
3
8
9
5
Table 2-3
No. Element Note
1. “Initiated” This element shows whether the “Inspection
Shaft” station has been initialized:
green: initialized
white: not initialized
blinking green: initialization process active
2. “Filling Level” Filling level of the “inspection shaft”. The value
is transferred from the “Inspection Shaft” station

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No. Element Note

to the server.
3. “Polling SO/ Polling Data of In certain time-intervals, data is requested from
SO” “Stormwater Overflow”.
4. “Send Data to TCSB” In certain time-intervals, data is transferred from
“Inspection Shaft” to the server.
5. “Warning SO” Display of the filling level that exceeds the
maximum value, and of the current date from
“Stormwater Overflow”.
6. “Initiated” This element shows whether the “Stormwater
Overflow” station has been initialized:
green: initialized
white: not initialized
blinking green: initialization process active
7. “Filling Level” Filling level of the “stormwater overflow”. This
value is transferred from the “Stormwater
Overflow” station to the server and the
inspection shaft.
8. “Send Data to TCSB” In certain time-intervals, data is transferred from
“Stormwater Overflow” to the server.
9. Picture change Clicking the buttons navigates to the respective
screens.

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2.4 Hardware and software components

2.4.1 Validity
This application example is valid for

 TCSB V3 SP1
 STEP 7 as of V5.5+ SP3
 S7-300 CPUs
 MODEM MD720/ MD720-3
2.4.2 Components used
The application was created with the following components:
Hardware components “Inspection Shaft”

Table 2-4
Component Qty Article number Note
PS307 24 V/5 A 1 6ES7307-1EA00-0AA0
SIMATIC S7-300 1 6ES7315-2EH14-0AB0 As an alternative, a different
CPU 315-2 PN/DP S7-300 CPU may also be

used.
CP 340 1 6ES7340-1AH02-0AE0 As an alternative, a CP 341
may also be used for this
purpose.
MODEM MD720 1 6NH9720-3AA01-0XX0 As an alternative, an MD720-3
may also be used.
Hardware components “Stormwater Overflow”

Table 2-5
PS307 24 V/5 A 1 6ES7307-1EA00-0AA0
SIMATIC S7-300 1 6ES7317-2EK14-0AB0 As an alternative, a different
CPU 317-2 PN/DP S7-300 CPU may also be
used.
CP 341 1 6ES7341-1AH01-0AE0 As an alternative, a CP 340
may also be used for this
purpose.
MODEM MD720 1 6NH9720-3AA01-0XX0 As an alternative, an MD720-3
may also be used.
Accessorial equipment
Table 2-6
Cable for point-to-point 2 6NH7701-5AN 1:1 cable (no null modem
connection or alternatively cable)
6ES7902-1AB00-0AA0

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ANTENNE ANT794- 2 6NH9860-1AA00 GSM Quadband and UMTS
4MR
SIM card 2 Available from your
cellphone provider
MMC card 2 6ES7953-8LF20-0AA0 At least 64 kBytes
DSL router + modem 1 Specialist retailers with port forwarding
Fixed IP address for 1 Can be ordered at your
DSL (broadband) provider
connection
Software components
Table 2-7
STEP 7 V5.5 SP3 1 6ES7810-4CC10-0YA5
Software TCSB 8 V3 1 6NH9910-0AA21-0AA0 Number of connectable
stations: 8.
The product is available in
further stages of
development and licenses,
see document \3\.

Configuration package 1 This CD is delivered with the
for point-to-point serial CP and contains
communication entries for the hardware
configuration of STEP 7 as
well as manuals.
WinCC flexible 2008 + 1 6AV6613-0AA51-3CA5
SP3 Upd1
Runtime&Configuration
Example files and projects

The following table includes all files and projects that are used in this example.
Table 2-8
Component Note
109475770_MSC300_Application_CODE_V10.zip This zip-file includes:
 the STEP 7/ WinCC
flexible project
 the TCSB configuration
file
 the OPC Scout
configuration file
109475770_MSC300_Application_DOC_V10_en.pdf This document.

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3.1 General overview
3 Mode of Operation
The following scenarios are realized in this application example:
 initialization of the “Inspection Shaft”/ “Stormwater Overflow” stations
 “Inspection Shaft” requests data cyclically from “Stormwater Overflow”
 “Stormwater Overflow” sends “event-triggered” data to “Inspection Shaft”
 “Inspection Shaft” sends data cyclically to the central station
 “Stormwater Overflow” sends data cyclically to the central station
Figure 3-1
“Inspection shaft” “Stormwater overflow”
1 Init 1 Init
WDC_S7_300_ 2 WDC_S7_300_
2
CP340 CP341
3 Modem initialized 3 Modem initialized
4
Send cyclic filling Send data Send data 4
level request to (filling level, date) (filling level date) FillLevel > Max
stormwater overflow to TCSB to TCSB
Send filling level

Timer Polling 5 Timer Send TCSB Timer Send TCSB 5 to inspection shaft
6 6
WDC_S7_300_ WDC_S7_300_
CP340 CP341
TCSB V3
OPC Scout V10
Central station

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Table 3-1
No. Inspection shaft Stormwater overflow tank
1. Modem initialization is started via the Modem initialization is started via the
“Initialization Inspection Shaft” button “Initialization Stormwater Overflow”
of the “TCSB Communication” of the button of the “TCSB Communication” of
SIMATIC panel (HMI). This function the SIMATIC panel (HMI). This function
can also be started via a watch table. can also be started via a watch table.
2. Library block “WDC_S7_300_CP340” Library block “WDC_S7_300_CP341”
starts the modem initialization. starts the modem initialization.
3. Modem initialization completed Modem initialization completed
successfully. successfully.
Connection with TCSB has been Connection with TCSB has been
established. established.
4. A new job is triggered: A new job is triggered:
 send cyclic filling level request to  sending the current filling level of
“Stormwater Overflow” the “stormwater overflow” and the
and / or date cyclically to the TCSB
 sending the current filling level of and / or
the “inspection shaft” and the date  comparing the current filling level
cyclically to the TCSB with the limit value.
5. Cyclic trigger by means of timer for  Cyclic trigger by means of timer for
 requesting the filling level of the transferring the current filling level
“stormwater overflow” to the central station
 transferring the current filling level  Event-triggered:

to the central station in the case of the filling level of the
stormwater overflow exceeding the
limit value, this filling level is sent to
“Inspection Shaft”.
6. Central library block Central library block
“WDC_S7_300_CP340” coordinates “WDC_S7_300_CP340” coordinates all
all send and receive jobs send and receive jobs.
7. Data exchange between the remote stations is always performed via the central
station (cross-communication).

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3.1.1 Program overview “Inspection Shaft”/ “Stormwater Overflow”
The program structure for both stations “Inspection Shaft” and “Stormwater
Overflow” is identical. The figure below shows the most important elements.
Figure 3-2
WDC_ WDC_S7_ WDC_ P_RCV/

Main
Example 300_CPxx PARAM P_RCV_RK
WDC_ P_SEND/
DATA P_SND_RK
SFB
TON
User Standard
program Library block Data blocks library blocks
Program blocks “Inspection Shaft”/ “Stormwater Overflow”

Table 3-2
Element Symbolic name Description
OB1 Main Cyclic OB: Calling the user program
FB94 WDC_Example FB “WDC_Example” contains the described
functions (Chapter 3.1), fully implemented already.
In this block, the blocks from library
“MSC300_Library” and the “TON” monitoring
function are called.
FB92 WDC_S7_300_CPxx Central library block of the “MSC300_Library”
Block for communication with the TCSB and for
data transfer.
DB91 WDC_PARAM Global data block with the parameters for
connecting to TCSB or S7-300, as well as for
modem initialization (UDT_WDC_PARAM).
DB2 WDC_DATA Global data block for saving the data
FB2/ FB7 P_RCV/ P_RCV_RK Blocks for receiving the data from a communication
partner
FB3/ FB8 P_SEND/ P_SND_RK Blocks for sending a total section or subsection of a
DB to a communication partner via the CPs
Note A detailed description of library block “WDC_S7_300_CPxx” (FB92) is available

in the library description. See document \5\.

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3.1.2 “UDT_WDC_PARAM” (UDT91)
UDT91 “UDT_WDC_PARAM” contains all parameters which the modem requires

for logging on to the GSM radio network, as well as for connecting to the TCSB.
These parameters are transmitted to the modem during the initialization using the
“WDC_S7_300_CPxxx” (FB92) block.
Figure 3-3
Table 3-3
Parameter Meaning Remarks

STATION_NUMBER Logic station address Defined during the
configuration of the TCSB
server
IP_ADDRESS_CS IP address of the access point Fixed IP address of the router
to the TCSB
DEST_PORT_CS TCP port of the TCSB Important for port forwarding
in the router
MODEM_NAME Login name of the GPRS Defined during the
modem at the TCSB configuration of the TCSB
MODEM_PASSWORD Login password for the GPRS Defined during the
modem at the TCSB configuration of the TCSB
PIN PIN of the SIM card modem
APN Name of the access point Depending on provider
AP_USER Username to log into the Depending on provider
internet
AP_PASSWORD User password to log into the Depending on provider
internet
DNS IP address of Domain Name Depending on provider
server
CLIP Permitted phone numbers for Number intervals not
GSM service calls admissible.

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3.1.3 Global data blocks “Inspection Shaft”
“WDC_PARAM” (DB91)
DB91 “WDC_PARAM” contains all required parameters for connecting the modem
to the TCSB as well as for the control of function block FB94 “WDC_Example”.
Figure 3-4
Table 3-4
Name Data type Description
Param “UDT_WDC_PARAM” Data structure with information for the
connection to TCSB or S7-300, as well as
for modem initialization. Explanations for the
parameters are available in Chapter
“UDT_WDC_PARAM” (UDT91)
Init BOOL Initialization triggered at positive edge.
Polling BOOL True: starts the polling process
False: terminates the polling process
TimerPolling TIME Time interval of polling timer “TON” in
minutes
SendData BOOL True: starts the send process
False: terminates the send process
TimerSend TIME Time interval of send timer “TON” in minutes
LAddr INT Address of the communication interface
(CP340/ 341) in the station, see HW Config.

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Remaddr INT Logic address of the communication partner,
to which the data shall be sent or received
from:
• “0” addresses the telecontrol server.
• “1..8000” addresses a SIMATIC station.
The logic address in TCSB is configured as
parameter "station number" and must be
unique.
DB_No_Snd INT DB number as source for the send data to
the stormwater overflow.
Dat_Start_Snd INT Start index of the data received. The start
index given on the page of the active
connection partner applies (see Figure 3-8).
Dat_Len_Snd BYTE Length of the send data to the “stormwater
overflow”
DB_No_Rec INT DB number as destination for the received
data from the “stormwater overflow”
DB_No_Centr INT DB number as source for the send data to
the central station.
Dat_Start_Centr INT Start index of the data received. The start
connection partner (central station) applies.
Dat_Len_Centr BYTE Length of the send data to the central station

FillLevelMax REAL Maximum filling level of the “inspection
shaft”
Initiated BOOL Modem initialized successfully.
Busy BOOL Displayed job processing for the block
True: block active
False: block passive
Done BOOL Indicates whether the job processing was
performed without any errors (for one cycle
only)
Error BOOL An error has occurred while processing the
block (for one cycle only).
Status DWORD Display of error number
Both of the first bytes of the double-word are
reserved. In the last byte, error information is
output in the case of an error (ERROR = 1)
(for one cycle only).

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“WDC_DATA” (DB2)
DB2 “WDC_DATA” contains the data received from the “stormwater overflow” as
well as the send data to the TCSB.
Figure 3-5
Table 3-5
FillLevel_SO REAL Received filling level of the “stormwater

overflow”
OverLimitLevel REAL Received filling level of the “stormwater
overflow” that exceeds the maximum
filling level value
CurrentDateTime_SO DATE_AND_TIME Current time stamp of the received filling
level of the “stormwater overflow”
CurrentDate_SO DATE Current date of the received filling level of
the “stormwater overflow”
CurrentTime_SO TIME_OF_DAY Time stamp of the received filling level of
the “stormwater overflow”
WarningDate DATE Current date of the received filling level of
the “stormwater overflow” that exceeds
the maximum filling level value
WarningTime TIME_OF_DAY Time-stamp of the received filling level of
the “stormwater overflow” that exceeds
the maximum filling level value
FillLevel_IS REAL Filling level of the “inspection shaft”
CurrentDateTime_SO DATE_AND_TIME Current time stamp of the filling level of
the “inspection shaft” to be sent
CurrentDate_SO DATE Current date of the filling level of the
“inspection shaft” to be sent
CurrentTime_SO TIME_OF_DAY Current time of the filling level of the
“inspection shaft” to be sent

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3.1.4 Global data blocks “Stormwater Overflow”
“WDC_PARAM” (DB91)
DB91 “WDC_PARAM” contains all required parameters for connecting the modem
to the TCSB as well as for the control of function block FB94 “WDC_Example”.
Figure 3-6
Table 3-6
Param “UDT_WDC_PARAM” Data structure with information for the
connection to TCSB, as well as for modem
initialization.
Explanations for the parameters are
available in Chapter
“UDT_WDC_PARAM” (UDT91)
Init BOOL Initialization triggered at positive edge.
sndDataTCSB BOOL True: starts the send process
TimerSend TIME Time interval of send timer “TON”
LAddr INT Address of the communication interface
(CP 340, CP 341) in the station, see HW
Config.
Remaddr INT Logic address of the communication
partner, to which the data shall be sent or
read from:
• “0” addresses the telecontrol server.
• “1..8000” addresses a SIMATIC station.
The logic address in TCSB is configured
as parameter "station number" and must
be unique.
DB_No_Snd INT DB number as source for the send data to

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Dat_Start_Snd INT Start index of the data received. The start
connection partner applies (see
Figure 3-8).
Dat_Len_Snd BYTE DB number as source for the send data to
DB_No_SndCentr INT DB number as source for the send data to
the central station.
Dat_Start_SndCentr INT Start index of the data received. The start
connection partner (central station)
applies.
Dat_Len_SndCentr BYTE Length of the send data to the central
station
FillLevelMax REAL Maximal filling level of the “stormwater
overflow”
Initiated BOOL Modem initialized successfully.
Busy BOOL Displayed job processing for the block
True: block active
Done BOOL Indicates whether the job processing was

only)
Error BOOL An error has occurred while processing the
Status DWORD Display of the error number (for one cycle
only)
Both of the first bytes of the double-word
are reserved. In the last byte, error
information is output in the case of an error
(ERROR = 1) (for one cycle only).

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“WDC_DATA” (DB2)
DB2 “WDC_DATA” contains the send data to the TCSB and to the “inspection
shaft”.
Figure 3-7
Table 3-7
FillLevel REAL Filling level of the “stormwater overflow”
FillLevellimit REAL Filling level of the “stormwater overflow”
that exceeds the maximum filling level
value.
CurrentDateTime_SO DATE_AND_TIME Current time stamp of the filling level of the
“stormwater overflow” to be sent
3.1.5 Data traffic between the connection partners
The following figure shows the behavior for a send job.

Figure 3-8
Sender Receiver
(active connection partner) (passive connection partner)
DB2 DB2
“WDC_PARAM” “WDC_DATA” “WDC_DATA” “WDC_PARAM”
DB_No: 2
Source Destination
DB_Start: 0 DB_No: 2
0.0 FillLevel 0.0 FillLevel
DB_LEN: 8
4.0 MaxFillLevel 4.0 MaxFillLevel

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3.2 Functionality “Inspection Shaft”

3.2.1 Program details for FB “WDC_Example” (FB94)
The following figure and table show the call interface of user block FB
“WDC_Example” (FB94).
Figure 3-9
Input Output
Table 3-8
init BOOL Initialization triggered at positive edge.
polling BOOL True: starts the polling process
False: terminates the polling process
timerPolling TIME Time interval of polling timer “TON” in
minutes
sndDataTcsb BOOL True: starts the send process
timerSend TIME Time interval of send timer “TON”

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initiated BOOL Modem initialized successfully.
busy BOOL Displayed job processing for the block
True: block active
done BOOL Indicates whether the job processing was
only)
error BOOL An error has occurred while processing the
status DWORD Display of the error number (for one cycle
only)
(ERROR = 1).
3.2.2 Call FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) in OB1
FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) is called cyclically in OB1. The figure below shows the
call. The input and output parameters are stored in global data block
“WDC_PARAM”.
Figure 3-10

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3.3.1 Program details for FB “WDC_Example” (FB94)
Figure 3-11
Input Output
Table 3-9
init BOOL Initialization triggered at positive edge.
sndDataTcsb BOOL True: starts the send process
timerSend TIME Time interval of send timer “TON”
initiated BOOL Modem initialized successfully.
busy BOOL Displayed job processing for the block
True: block active
done BOOL Indicates whether the job processing was
only)
error BOOL An error has occurred while processing the

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status DWORD Display of the error number (for one cycle
only)
(ERROR = 1).
3.3.2 Call FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) in OB1
FB “WDC_Example” (FB94) is called cyclically in OB1. The figure below shows the
call. The input and output parameters are stored in global data block
“WDC_PARAM”.
Figure 3-12

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3.4 Error and status display
3.4 Error and status display

For error diagnostics, function block “WDC_Example” (FB94) has a STATUS
output. By reading the STATUS output of the function block you receive information
on:
 Error messages of function block “WDC_Example” (FB94)
 Error messages of the function block of library “WDC_S7_300_CPxxx” (FB92).
See document \5\.
Error messages of the user program

The following table shows the error messages of function block “WDC_Example”.
Word “1111” is reserved for function block “WDC_Example”. The second word
gives the concrete error message. All further error messages are error messages
of the function block of the library.
Table 3-10
STATUS Description Remedy
16#11118101 The modem is not initialized Start initialization of the
modem (Init)

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4 Configuration and Settings
4.1 Configuration of TeleControl Server Basic (TCSB)

Note The configuration of the TeleControl Server Basic is fully implemented in the
project. This chapter is for information purposes only.
Table 4-1
No. Action
1. Start the configuration and monitoring user interface of TCSB (CMT).
“Windows Start menu > All Programs > Siemens Automation > SIMATIC > TCS
Basic > Config and Monitoring Tool”.
2. After program start, the login window of the CMT opens.
 Enter a configured user name or keep the default user name.

 Assign the respective password.
 Enter the IP address or the telecontrol server name resolved by DNS.
– computer name
or
– IP address (default IP address: 127.0.0.1)
First logon: user name and password

The factory settings for the user data are:
User name: administrator
Password: 0000
3. Create a new project:
 In the navigation area you select the entry "Projects".
 In the commands bar you click on the "Add" button.
The new project appears in the navigation pane and in the object area.
4. Configure the new project:
Select the project in navigation pane or object area and click on the "Settings"
tab

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5. Fill in the parameters "Project name",
"Project number", “Server password”
of the project.
6. Save and activate the configuration

for the configuration data to become
effective for establishing the
connection.
7. Create a new connection:

 In the navigation pane you select a project for which a new connection shall
be established.
 In the commands bar you select the connection type from the "Connection
type" drop-down list.

 In the object area of the commands bar you click on the "Add" button.
The new connection appears in the object area.

8. Save the changes and activate the
project.
9. Configure the new connection:

 select the connection
 in the object area you select the Connections tab.
In the parameter area various parameter groups are displayed for these
connections.

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No. Action
10. In parameter group “General” you enter the following parameters:
Station name
Station number
Telecontrol password
Note:
The parameters assigned here must be identical with the parameters in the
STEP 7 project.
11. Configure the IP address and the ports of the telecontrol server:
“TCSB system > "TCM" tab > General > Address TCM 1”.
12. Save the changes and activate the

project.
Note When creating a new TCSB project for this application example, you need to
adjust the respective HMI variables in the visualization software.

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4.2 Configuring OPC Scout V10

The OPC server of the TCSB enables OPC clients (OPC Scout) to access the
process variables of the connected stations and status information of the individual
GPRS connections. The OPC server of TCSB is displayed with the name
"OPC.SimaticNET.TCSB". For monitoring the OPC items, an existing connection
with TCSB is assumed.
Note The configuration of the OPC Scout is fully implemented in the project. This
chapter is for information purposes only.
Table 4-2
No. Action
13. Open the OPC Scout
“Windows Start menu > All Programs > Siemens Automation > SIMATIC >
SIMATIC NET > OPC Scout”.
14. Open the "OPC.SimaticNET.TCSB" server.
15. Open the directory DB1 of your TeleControl project “OPC.SimaticNET.TCSB >
Telecontrol project > Process stations > Station x > Objects > DB > DB1”
16. Move any OPC items into the view area via drag & drop.

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17. Define the addresses of the variables.
e. g.:
Address in the PLC Address for the OPC item
DB2.DBB50 TCS:[Telecontrol project.Station x]DB1,B50
Note When creating a new OPC Scout project for this application example, you need
to adjust the respective HMI variables in the visualization software.

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5 Installation and Commissioning
5.1 Hardware installation

This chapter describes the steps necessary to install and start up the example
using the hardware list and the code from the download.
5.1 Hardware installation

The required hardware components are listed from Chapter 2.4 onward.
Note Always follow the installation guidelines for all components.
NOTICE Before you switch on the power supply, complete and check the
installation!
Hardware configuration “Inspection Shaft” / “Stormwater Overflow”

The figure below shows the hardware configuration of the S7-300 stations
“Inspection Shaft” / “Stormwater Overflow”.
Figure 5-1
CPU 315/ CP 340/ MD720

Engineering Station
PS307 317-2 PN/DP CP 341
24 V
PROFINET IE
Table 5-1
No. Action
1. Connect the individual modules to a suitable module rack.
2. Use a backplane bus connector to connect CPU and CP.
3. Connect the serial cable to the CP.
4. Connect the serial cable to the interface at the MD720.
5. Connect the engineering PG to the PROFINET interface of the S7-CPU.
6. Connect all respective components to a Take note of correct polarity.
24 V direct current source (PS307).
7. Connect the PS307 to the power grid (220 / 230 V AC).

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Note Further information on commissioning the MD720 is available in the manual of

device \4\.
Hardware central station

The figure below shows the hardware configuration of the central station.
Figure 5-2
PG / PC DSL Router
TCSB
TeleControl
Server Basic
V3 Internet
(DSL line)
Industrial Ethernet
Table 5-2
No. Action
1. Connect your PC on which TeleControl Server Basic runs to the router via
Ethernet.
2. If the DSL (broadband) modem has not been integrated in the router, connect the
router at the DSL modem.
5.2 Installing the software

Engineering PC/ PG
Table 5-3
No. Action Remarks
1. Install STEP 7 V5.5 + SP3 Follow the instructions of the installation
program.
2. Install WinCC flexible 2008 + SP3
Upd1
3. Install the configuration package for This CD is included in the delivery of the
point-to-point communication serial CPs and contains entries for the
STEP 7 hardware configuration and
manuals.
PC/ PG as central station

Table 5-4
No. Action Remarks
1. Install TeleControl Server Basic Follow the instructions of the installation
V3 SP1 program.
2. Install OPC Scout V10

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5.3 Installation of the application software

Unzip the file “109475770_MSC300_Application_CODE_V10.zip”. This folder
contains:
 Archived STEP 7 project “109475770_MSC300_Application_PR_V10.zip”:
– inspection shaft project “Inspection_Shaft”
– stormwater overflow project “Stormwater_Overflow”
– WinCC flexible project “Waste Water Application”
 TCSB configuration file "109475770_TCSB_V3.bak"
 OPC Scout configuration file “109475770_OPC_TCSB.opf”
5.4 Commissioning
5.4.1 Setting the IP addresses
NOTICE When assigning the IP addresses of your devices please ensure that they
are all located in the same subnet and each IP is only assigned once
across the subnets.
The following table shows the configured IP addresses:

Table 5-5
Module IP address
CPU 315-2 PN/DP 192.168.0.1
CPU 317-2 PN/DP 192.168.0.2
Engineering PG/PC 192.168.0.5
SIMATIC Basic Panel KTP1000 192.168.0.3
PC/ PG central station 172.16.41.100
5.4.2 Changing the IP addresses of the PC/PG
The table below shows the network setting to which you have to change the
PC/PG:
Table 5-6
No. Action
1. Open the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties by selecting
“Start > Settings > Network Connections > Local Connections”
“Start > Settings > Network Connection >Local Connections”.
2. In the open window, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and open Properties.

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No. Action
3. Select the option box “Use following IP
address” and fill in the box as shown in
the picture. Close the dialog boxes
with “OK”.
4. If your PG has an IWLAN interface, switch it off.
5.4.3 Change the IP address of the CPU
Before you can load the STEP 7 projects, the IP addresses of the S7-300 CPUs
used for loading the projects into the CPUs must be changed.
Note The IP addresses configured for the S7-300 CPUs in STEP 7 V5.5 must be
located in the same subnet as the IP address set in Windows.
Options for assigning IP addresses

Apart from the known address assignment via the "General" and "Parameter" tabs
of the PN-IO interface, there are three further options for assigning IP addresses
 Assignment via the user program.
 Assignment via the menu command: PLC > Ethernet > Edit Ethernet Node.
 Assignment when downloading the configuration into the destination PLC via
the "Select Node Address" dialog.
5.4.4 Configuring the DSL router
For the configuration, no specific router is discussed as the screen forms differ
from router to router. Most routers have a Web page for the configuration. For the
configuration of the router you must assign an IP address to your PG/PC which is
located in the same network as your router.
Table 5-7
No. Action Remarks / Notes
1. Open the configuration user interface of the This can be additional software, “Telnet” or a
router. Web page.
2. Enter the connection data for your Internet Login, password, etc. you received from your
connection. provider.
3. Switch off the DynDNS server. Your internet access has a fixed IP address.
4. Enter your DNS server. You will receive the address together with your
access data.

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5.4.5 Setting the transmission speed of the MD720
In this project, the transmission speed on the CPs is always set to 9600 bits/s. CP
and MD720 must support the same transmission speed.
The speed at the MD720 is modified using a terminal program.
Table 5-8
No. Action
1. Connect a PC to the serial interface of the MD720.
2. Start a terminal program, for example HyperTerminal.
3. Select the appropriate COM interface.
4. Set the character format and baud rate to the

same values as the serial interface of the
MD720.
The factory settings of the MD720 are as
follows:
Baud rate: 19200 bits/s
Character format: 8N1.
The baud rate is changed via AT command
“AT+IPR=<baud rate>”. Enter this command
in the terminal program and press the return
key.
Note The modem is only accessed by AT commands when it is in the command

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5.4.6 Configuring the serial CPs (CP 340 and CP 341)
In this example, the serial CP uses the ASCII driver for the interface. This allows
sending or receiving AT commands and mere text code to or from a
communications partner via the interface.
The properties of the ASCII driver are to be as follows:
Transmission speed 9600 bits/s
Data bits: 8
Stop bits: 1
No parity check (none)
Table 5-9
No. Action
1. In the hardware configuration, double-
click on the CP. The Properties dialog
box of the module opens.
Press the “Parameter…” button in this

dialog box.
2. In this dialog box, you can define the

protocol of the CP. In the drop-down
list, select ASCII.
Then double-click on the “Protocol”

envelope to define the properties for
the selected protocol.
3. The properties of the ASCII driver are

to be as follows:
Transmission rate
Transmission speed 9600 bits/s
Data bits 8
Stop bits 1
No parity check (none)
4. Confirm all dialog boxes with OK.

Then recompile the hardware configuration.
“Station > Save and Compile”

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5.4.7 Including the backup copy of database "109475770_TCSB_V3.bak"

into TCSBV3
Table 5-10
No. Action
1. Save and activate all projects in the CMT and close the CMT.
2. Start “SQL Server Management Studio” as administrator:
"Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 > SQL Server
Management Studio".
The "Connect to server" dialog opens with the following settings:

 Server type: Database Engine
 Server name: <PC name>\TCSB
 Authentication: Windows Authentication
3. Keep all settings and click on "Connect".
The SQL Server Management Studio opens with the object navigation
of the database.
4. Select the "Databases" entry.
5. Select the context menu (right mouse button) "Restore Databases...".
The "Restore Database - TCSB" dialog opens.

6. In the "Destination for restore" field you select database ("To database") "TCSB".
7. In the "Source for restore" field you activate the option ("From device") and open
the "Specify Backup" dialog via the "..." button.
8. Select backup copy "109475770_TCSB_V3.bak" by first opening file browser via
the "Add" button.
9. In the "Restore Database - TCSB" dialog you select the selected backup set in the
"Restore" column and click on "OK".
10. Close Management Studio via "OK".
11. Restart the computer.
5.4.8 Configuring IP address and ports of TeleControl Server Basic V3
Table 5-11
No. Action
1. Start the configuration and monitoring user interface of TCSB (CMT)
“Windows Start menu > All Programs > Siemens Automation > SIMATIC > TCS
Basic > Config and Monitoring Tool”.
2. After program start, the login window of the CMT opens.

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No. Action
 User name: administrator

 Password: administrator
 Enter the IP address or the telecontrol server name resolved by DNS.
– computer name
or
– IP address (default IP address: 127.0.0.1)
3. Configure the IP address and the ports of the telecontrol server:
“TCSB system > "TCM" tab > General > Address TCM 1”.
4. Save the changes and activate the project.
Note It is recommended to activate station monitoring for each station in order to

check the accessibility.
"CMT > Station > Configure connection> Cyclic services"
 Cycle time: 15 min

 Activate “Station data and time-of-day synchronization”.
Activating the synchronization may produce additional costs.

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5.4.9 Opening the OPC Scout configuration file

“109475770_OPC_TCSB.opf”
To monitor the process data at the central station you need to open the OPC Scout
configuration file “109475770_OPC_TCSB.opf” included in the project.
Table 5-12
No. Action
1. Open the OPC Scout
“Windows Start menu > All Programs > Siemens Automation > SIMATIC >
SIMATIC NET > OPC Scout”.
2. Open the “109475770_OPC_TCSB.opf” file
“File > Open …”
3. Open the "OPC.SimaticNET.TCSB" server.

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5.4.10 Loading the STEP 7 V5.5 project

“109475770_MSC300_Application_PR_V10.zip”
Requirements
 An existing connection between your PG and the CPU of the destination PLC
(for example, via the PROFINET interface).
 Access to the destination PLC is possible.
 The CPU must be in an operating state that allows loading (STOP or RUNP).
 Prior to loading the user program, a general reset of the CPU should be
performed to ensure that none of the "old" blocks still exist on the CPU.
Table 5-13
No. Action
1. Open the SIMATIC MANAGER and retrieve the STEP 7 project
“109475770_MSC300_Application_PR_V10.zip”
“File > Retrieve...”
2. The project is now available in User projects.

3. Then select the S7 station and load the entire project into your CPU.
“PLC > Download” or

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6 Operating the Application
6.1 Overview

6.1 Overview
6.1.1 Menu navigation of the HMI
The visualization of the application is realized with WinCC flexible via two
configured HMI screens “TCSB Communication” and “Waste Water Application”.
Figure 6-1
Main menu
TCSB Communication Waste Water Application
Main menu
The application example can be opened via the main menu and toggled between
“TCSB Communication” and “Waste Water Application”.
“TCSB Communication” screen

The “TCSB Communication” screen shows the status of the connection with the
remote stations. Furthermore, information on the data traffic is also given. Toggling
between “main menu” and “Waste Water Application” is possible.
“Waste Water Application” screen

The “Waste Water Application” screen visualizes the processes of “Inspection
Shaft” and “Stormwater Overflow”. Toggling between “main menu” and “TCSB
Communication” is possible.

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6.1.2 Watch table of the “Inspection Shaft” station
As an alternative to the HMI, the "VAT_WDC" table can be used for monitoring or
controlling the variables of DB “WDC_DATA” (DB2) and DB “WDC_PARAM”
(DB91).
Figure 6-2
6.1.3 Watch table of the “Stormwater Overflow” station
As an alternative to the HMI, the "VAT_WDC" table can be used for monitoring or
controlling the variables of DB “WDC_DATA” (DB2) and DB “WDC_PARAM”
(DB91).
Figure 6-3

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6.2 Initializing the stations “Inspection Shaft” and “Stormwater Overflow”
6.2 Initializing the stations “Inspection Shaft” and

“Stormwater Overflow”
An instruction for initializing the modem of each station is available in the following
table. The “TCSB Communication” screen is used here.
Table 6-1
No. Action
1. In the SIMATIC MANAGER you open
DB “WDC_PARAM” (DB91) of station “Inspection_Shaft”, or “Stormwater
_Overflow” respectively.
2. Open the data view of DB “WDC_PARAM”.
3. Enter the parameters most important for the initialization.
The parameters “Param.APN_USER” and “Param.APN_PASSWORD” must not

be empty strings.

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No. Action
4. Start the WinCC flexible simulation.
5. Open the “TCSB Communication” screen

6. Click on the button “Initialization Inspection Shaft”, or “Initialization Stormwater

Overflow” respectively.
7. A completed initialization is indicated by the green signal at “Initiated” on the

“Waste Water Application” screen.

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6.3 “Inspection Shaft” requests data cyclically from “Stormwater Overflow” (polling)
6.3 “Inspection Shaft” requests data cyclically from

“Stormwater Overflow” (polling)
The “Inspection Shaft” station sends filling level requests cyclically (polling) to
“Stormwater Overflow”. An instruction for polling is given in the following table. The
“Waste Water Application” screen is used here.
Note The MODEM must be initialized and a GPRS connection be established between
remote station and central station (see Chapter 6.2). Only then can you start with
this scenario.
Table 6-2
No. Action
1. Open the “Waste Water Application” screen.
2. Enter a filling level value in


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No. Action
3. Enter the time interval for polling
into the “Timer” input fields.
4. Click on the “Activate Polling”

button
5. After a minute, the data (filling level and current date) is saved in the “Inspection
Shaft” buffer.

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6.4 “Stormwater Overflow” sends data to “Inspection

Shaft”
If the filling level of the “stormwater overflow” exceeds a maximum value, filling
level and current date are sent to “Inspection Shaft”. An instruction for this job is
given in the following table. The “Waste Water Application” screen is used here.
Table 6-3
No. Action

“Stormwater Overflow” which
exceeds the maximal value.

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No. Action
Note:
In this application the maximal
value is 25% (see HMI screen
“TCSB Communication”). These
values can be changed as
desired.
3. Filling level and current date are sent to “Inspection Shaft” and saved in the
“Warning” buffer.

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An instruction for this job is given in the following table. The “Waste Water
Application” screen is used here.
Table 6-4
No. Action
2. Enter a filling level value in “Inspection

Shaft”.

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No. Action
3. In the “Timer” input fields you enter the
time interval for sending to the TCSB.
4. Click on the “Activate Send” button

5. Go the “TCSB Communication” screen.

After a minute, the data (filling level
and current date) are saved in the
TCSB.
The data can also be monitored with OPC Scout V10 via “Monitoring ON”.

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6.6 “Stormwater Overflow” sends data to the central

station
An instruction for this job is given in the following table. The “Waste Water
Application” screen is used here.
Table 6-5
No. Action


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No. Action
3. In the “Timer” input fields you enter
the time interval for sending to the
TCSB.
4. Click on the “Activate Send” button

5. Go the “TCSB Communication”

screen.
After a minute, the data (filling level
and current date) are saved in the
TCSB.
The data can also be monitored with OPC Scout V10 via “Monitoring ON”.

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7 References
7 References
Table 7-1
Topic Title
\1\ Siemens Industry http://support.industry.siemens.com
Online Support
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Industrial Remote
Communication -
TeleControl
TeleControl Server
Basic
Industrial Remote
Communication -
TeleControl
MODEM MD720
S7-300 - TeleControl
Program blocks
library
MSC300_Library
8 History
Table 8-1
Version Date Modifications
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Warranty and Liability

Vertragspflichten”). The compensation for damages due to a breach of a

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6.1.3 Watch table of the “Stormwater Overflow” station ............................. 44

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Overview of the automation task

Inspection shaft Stormwater overflow

Using visualization software, the simulated process shall be operated and

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Inspection shaft Stormwater overflow

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No. Module Explanation

This application example does not contain a description of:

2.2 Description of the core functionality

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 Station “Stormwater Overflow” sends data to the TeleControl server in the

2.3 Overview and description of the user interface

“TCSB Communication” screen

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No. Element Note

“Waste Water Application” screen

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No. Element Note

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2.4 Hardware and software components

This application example is valid for

2.4.2 Components used

The application was created with the following components:

Hardware components “Inspection Shaft”

CPU 315-2 PN/DP S7-300 CPU may also be

Hardware components “Stormwater Overflow”

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Component Qty Article number Note

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Example files and projects

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3 Modem initialized 3 Modem initialized

Send filling level

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 transferring the current filling level  Event-triggered:

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3.1.1 Program overview “Inspection Shaft”/ “Stormwater Overflow”

WDC_ WDC_S7_ WDC_ P_RCV/

Program blocks “Inspection Shaft”/ “Stormwater Overflow”

Note A detailed description of library block “WDC_S7_300_CPxx” (FB92) is available

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3.1.2 “UDT_WDC_PARAM” (UDT91)

UDT91 “UDT_WDC_PARAM” contains all parameters which the modem requires

Parameter Meaning Remarks

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3.1.3 Global data blocks “Inspection Shaft”

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Name Data type Description

Dat_Len_Centr BYTE Length of the send data to the central station

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FillLevel_SO REAL Received filling level of the “stormwater

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3.1.4 Global data blocks “Stormwater Overflow”

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Name Data type Description

performed without any errors (for one cycle