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Siemens S5

1. This driver allows a Comsab II controller to communicate with Siemens PLCs of types S5 115U and 135U to read and write data from up to 14 compressors. It uses data blocks (DBs) in the PLC to specify the data points and values to transfer between the Comsab and each compressor unit. 2. DB100 in the PLC contains the number of read and write points for each compressor, identified by sequential numbers. Individual DBs like DB70-DB83 store the read/write configuration for each compressor. 3. The driver transfers data between designated registers in the Comsab and addresses in the PLC DBs to enable monitoring and

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Siemens S5

1. This driver allows a Comsab II controller to communicate with Siemens PLCs of types S5 115U and 135U to read and write data from up to 14 compressors. It uses data blocks (DBs) in the PLC to specify the data points and values to transfer between the Comsab and each compressor unit. 2. DB100 in the PLC contains the number of read and write points for each compressor, identified by sequential numbers. Individual DBs like DB70-DB83 store the read/write configuration for each compressor. 3. The driver transfers data between designated registers in the Comsab and addresses in the PLC DBs to enable monitoring and

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Comsab Driver for Siemens PLC Type S5

Hardware
Siemens PLC 115U, CPU 941, 942, 943
CP 523 card, 6ES5 523-3UA11

Please note:
for 135U the CPU 928B is used
for 115U the CP 523 card is used
2

+ RS232 insert module

Function
In DB100 is keyed in how many values that are wanted read/written in the connected
compressors. The compressors are keyed in succession: 1-2-3-4 etc. and no holes
must occur. Each compressor has its own DB (DB70 DB83). Here is keyed in the
wanted values to be read/written (HEX-number, see York Comsab II manual).
Further, the values that are wanted transferred to the compressor are keyed in.
Max
Max
Max

14 compressors
29 reading points per compressor
10 writing points per compressor

DBes for compressors


DB 70
(compressor 1)
DB 71
(compressor 2)
DB 72
(compressor 3)
DB 73
(compressor 4)
DB 83
(compressor 14)

Grouping of the DBes for the compressors


DW 1:
Hex. number for the wanted points in Comsab to be read (see
Comsab II manual read list)
DW 2:

-:

-:

-:

DW 29:

DW 50:
DW 51:
-:
-:
DW78:

Answer from Comsab (integer KF)


Answer is multiplied by a factor 10.



YORK Refrigeration, Controls


Jens Juuls Vej 28, 8260 Viby J, Denmark
Phone +45 86 28 79 11, Fax +45 86 28 71 44
CVR No 10301491

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Answer from question in DW 1 is read in DW 50.


Answer from question in DW 2 is read in DW 51 etc.
DW 100:
DW 101:
-:
-:
DW 109:

Hex number for the wanted points in Comsab to be written to.





DW 150:

Value for Comsab (Integer KF)


Value must be multiplied by a factor 10.



DW 151:
-:
-:
DW 159:

Value in DW 150 belongs to DW 100.


Value in DW 151 belongs to DW 101 etc.
5

Example of keying into DB100


5.1
DW 1:
KF +10
DW 31:
KF +3
DW 2:
DW 32:
etc.

(read 10 points in compressor 1)


(write 3 points in compressor 1)

KF
KF

+12
+2

(read 12 points in compressor 2)


(write 2 points in compressor 2)

In general
DW 1

DW 14

DW 31

DW 44

reading point number for compr. 1


14
writing point number for compr. 1
14

If the contents in one of these data words = 0, then the driver restarts from 1.
5.2

Example for compressor 2


Number of values that is to be read/keyed into DW 2 and number of values
that is to be written/keyed into DW 32.
Read 5 values + write 2 values in compressor 2:
DW 2: KF + 5,
DW 32: KF + 2
Example for compressor 4
Read 4 values in compressor 4:
DW 4: KF + 4,
DW 34: KF + 0

YORK Refrigeration, Controls


Jens Juuls Vej 28, 8260 Viby J, Denmark
Phone +45 86 28 79 11, Fax +45 86 28 71 44
CVR No 10301491

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5.3
6.

If a compressor is not connected to the system


then write KF + 0 in the belonging DW

Examples of keying into DB for compressor


6.1

Compressor 7
wants to read A:
B:
To Comsab
DB 76

Oil temperature (22 H)


Suction temperature (20 H)

DW 1
DW 2

KH
KH

26
26

22
20

From Comsab
DB 76
DW 50 KF value (oil temperature)
DW 51 KF value (suction temperature)
6.2

Compressor 3
Wants to write A:
B
To Comsab
DB 72

set point 1
set point 2

DW 100
DW 101
DW 150
DW 151

KH
KH

Suction pressure (2FH)


Suction pressure (3OH)
22
22

KF 234
KF 325

2F
30
(-23.4 C)
(- 32.5 C)

The values in DW 150 and DW 151 are transferred to Comsab.

7.

Cable
Comsab II
No connec.
Pin no. 8 (Rx)
Pin no. 2(Tx)
Pin no. 1(Gnd)
Plug

(9 pole)

YORK Refrigeration, Controls


Jens Juuls Vej 28, 8260 Viby J, Denmark
Phone +45 86 28 79 11, Fax +45 86 28 71 44
CVR No 10301491

Screen
-

Siemens PLC (CP 523)


1
11
5
21
(25 pole)

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