SICAM TM

System Data Sheet

Copyright © Siemens AG 2014 MC6-007-2.05

Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 3
Application Overview............................................................................................................ 10
System Overview .................................................................................................................. 12
Engineering ........................................................................................................................... 27
Function Packages ............................................................................................................... 30
Compatibility ......................................................................................................................... 51
Technical Specifications ...................................................................................................... 52
Mechanical Design and Installation ..................................................................................... 64
Ordering Information ............................................................................................................ 66
Open Source Software used in SICAM TM .......................................................................... 78

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Introduction

Requirements

It is the purpose of automation devices to support us in the cost-effective and safe manage-
ment of technical processes.

In conventional concepts, processes were monitored and controlled via remote terminal units
while non-communicating local automatic controllers (e.g. relay controllers, programmable
controllers, analog controllers) would handle automation. As a result, there was a multitude of
different interfaces, making global monitoring nearly impossible.

Meanwhile conditions have changed from a commercial, IT-related and technological view-
point. Cost-effectiveness has become a crucial factor of competitiveness. Consequently, this
calls in almost all processes for the improved utilization of existing resources, that is, moving
closer and closer toward tapping their full performance capacities. To avoid neglecting reliabil-
ity requirements in this process, a greater amount of information is necessary. By that we
mean more information about the process (utilization rate, state) and about the automation
system itself.

Due to the technological progress, automation devices consequently have become more
powerful and intelligent. All of a sudden, they are now able to assume many additional func-
tions - starting with preprocessing tasks and up to the complete networking of all automation
devices.

Thus, it was only a question of time until this intelligence could be functionally decentralized
and at the same time be put to local distributed use, directly at the process. The aim of func-
tional decentralization is the creation of

· a better clarity
· autonomous functional units, and thus
· higher availability.

The aim of local distribution and the resulting reduced number of cabling routes is the
achievement of

· a reliable signal transmission

· streamlining the assembly effort
· reduction of cable materials and accessories
· down to doing without intermediate terminals.

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 This requires modern automation concepts giving due account to the greater expansion of the
automation system, all the way up to the integration of increasingly smaller system compo-
nents. In this context, the additional benefit sought in terms of cost-effectiveness and reliability
is

· the reduction or avoidance of parallel interfaces between the various automation levels,
and
· the improved adaptation to the process with its specific signals and functions to be ac-
complished through closer bonding to the primary process

This leads to the creation of non-market-sector-specific but also market-sector-specific re-

quirements which - unlike pure programmable controller applications - reach way beyond the
sole performance of process control functions and simple serial data coupling.

What is required are:

· the balanced coexistence

─ of the world of automation running periodically (equidistantly and thus time-
consistently) for purposes of guaranteed reproducible reaction times and including
freely definable logic, open-loop, and closed-loop control functions
─ the parameter-settable, standardized spontaneous world of telecontrol and communi-
cations

· means of communication adapted to the application and linked with consistent integral so-
lutions
─ LAN communication via TCP/IP with intensive networking possibilities,
─ local serial couplings and remote communication options
─ high interoperability also with regard to other devices by using default communications
to IEC 60870-5
─ system-consistent service functions such as real-time acquisition, test and diagnostic
functions, as well as

· consistent engineering and straightforward service

─ systemwide consistent CAE tools with state-of-the-art and ergonomically advanced full-
graphics user interface
─ replacement of spares without CAE tool

· high operational reliability and availability ensured by

─ modular structure and continuous system monitoring

· cost-effective adaptation to process-specific requirements

─ of signal processing (type of signals, voltage level), and the
─ use of "intelligent terminal modules"
for the acquisition of the process peripherals, as direct and close to the primary equip-
ment as possible
to avoid costly cabling and additional intermediate terminals.

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 Longevity through Continuity and Innovation

Following the principle of our product development, SICAM TM has high functionality and flex-
ibility, through the implementation of innovative and reliable technologies, on the stable basis
of a reliable product platform.

For this, the system concept (Automation, Control and Protection) creates the technological
preconditions. Balanced functionality permits the flexible combination of automation,
telecontrol and communication tasks. Complemented with the scalable performance and vari-
ous redundancy configurations, an optimal adaptation to the respective requirements of the
process is achieved.

SICAM TM is thus perfectly suitable for automation with integrated telecontrol technology as

· Telecontrol substation or central device

· Automation unit with autonomous functional groups
· Data node, station control device, front-end or gateway
· With local or remote peripherals
· For simple mounting on standard rail

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 SICAM TM – the Forward-Looking Product

The following highlights make SICAM TM to a forward-looking product:

· Non-market-sector-specific product, therefore high product stability and versatile fields of

application
─ Hydroelectric power stations (turbine governor, process control)
─ Electrical energy distribution and transmission
─ Oil/Gas pipelines
─ Tunnels

· Versatile communication
─ up to 4 serial interfaces according to IEC 60870-5-101/103
─ LAN/WAN communication according to IEC 60870-5-104
─ various third-party protocols possible

· Easy engineering
─ SICAM TOOLBOX II
─ Object-orientation
─ Creation of open- and closed-loop control application programs according to
IEC 61131-3
─ all engineering tasks can also be carried out remotely

· Plug & play for spare parts

─ Storage of parameters and firmware on a flash card
─ spare part exchange does not require additional loading with SICAM TOOLBOX II

· Open system architecture

─ Modular, open and technology-independent system structure
─ System-consistent further development and therefore an innovative and future-proof
product

· Mechanical design
─ Assembly on 35 mm DIN rail
─ Simplified connection system in the form of the "intelligent terminal"
─ LEDs for process and operating states

· The intelligent terminal – SICAM TM

─ Direct connection of actuators and sensors with wire cross-sections up to 2.5 mm²
─ Can be located remotely up to 200 m
─ Binary input/output also for 110/220 VDC

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 Non-Market-Sector-Specific Product, therefore High Product Sta-
bility and Versatile Fields of Application

Our philosophy: we provide basic products that can be used as is in several market sectors,
and market-sector products developed out of the basic products by specific engineering, how-
ever, standardized for respective market sectors.

Advantages:

· If a customer has applications in several market sectors and fields of use, he may rest as-
sured that the products will be able to communicate with one another and behave identi-
cally within an automation network and in relation to the user (system behavior, engineer-
ing, maintenance). Example: turbine governor and hydro process control.
· Within the application, it is possible to choose the most cost-effective product, depending
on data volume and the number of communication interfaces.
· Using the same product in several market sectors also means less product diversity (no
more "dedicated systems") and consequently greater versatility in use and thus enhanced
product stability.

Versatile Communication Capability

With SICAM TM, a variety of media can be utilized for local and remote communication. (wire
connections, FO, radio, dial-up traffic, GSM, GPRS, WAN, LAN, field bus etc.)

Through the simple installation of serial interface modules, in total up to 4 communication in-
terfaces are possible in one SICAM TM, whereby a different individual protocol can be used
for each interface.

For standard communication, protocols according to IEC 60870-5-101/103/104 as well as

IEC 61850 are implemented. The consistent implementation of these standards guarantees a
uniform addressing from the source through to the sink.

Besides the previously mentioned standard protocols, there are also a variety of third-party
protocols available (DNP 3.0, Modbus etc.). Through this, the seamless integration into exist-
ing automation networks is enabled, whereby a long-term safeguarding of already effected in-
vestments is ensured.

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 Easy Engineering

An essential aspect in the overall economical consideration are the costs that occur for the
creation, maintenance and service. For this, the reliable SICAM TOOLBOX II is used.

· Object-orientation
The object-orientation makes it possible to also utilize the same characteristics of same-
type primary-technology units and operational equipment (e.g. disconnectors, circuit
breakers, feeders etc.) for the configuration. The close coupling with the design tool en-
sures the consistent, uniform documentation of the entire plant through to circuit diagram.
Through this, considerable rationalization results with engineering.

· Open-loop and closed-loop control according to IEC 61131-3

Open- and closed-loop control application programs are created by means of CAEx plus
according to IEC 61131-3, a standard that is generally accepted and recognized in the
market. As a result, the training periods are reduced considerably.

· All engineering tasks can also be carried out remotely

All engineering tasks, from the system diagnostic through to the online test, can also be
performed remotely with the SICAM TOOLBOX II. For this, a separate communication link
between SICAM TOOLBOX II and SICAM TM is not necessary: every available communi-
cation interface can be used. Using further automation units of the SICAM RTUs product
family, the SICAM TOOLBOX II can be remotely positioned over an arbitrary number of
hierarchies.

The access to the engineering data is fundamentally protected by a password.

Plug & Play for Spare Parts

With the replacement of spare parts, Plug & Play becomes a reality: one needs no special tool
for this, even loading is no longer necessary. Thereby, work during a service operation is re-
duced to a minimum.

All data of an automation unit - such as firmware

and parameters - are stored non-volatile centrally
on an exchangeable flash card. With a restart of
the automation unit, and also with a restart of indi-
vidual modules, all necessary data are automatical-
ly transferred from the flash card to all CPUs and
modules.
Consequently, with the exchange of modules, new
loading is no longer required, since new modules
Flash card for data storage
obtain all data from the storage card.

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 Open System Architecture

The basis for this automation concept is a modular, open and consequently technology-
independent system architecture for processing, communication and peripherals (multi-
processor system, firmware).

Standardized interfaces between the individual elements again permit, even with further de-
velopments, the latest state of technology to be implemented, without having to modify the ex-
isting elements. In this way, a longevity of the product and consequently investment security
and continuity can be ensured.

Every board and every module on which a firmware can run, forms together with the function-
determining firmware a system element.

The adaptation to the specific requirements of the application is achieved through the individ-
ual configuration and through the loading of standard firmware and parameters. Within their
defined limits, the parameters thereby not only influence the behavior of the firmware func-
tions, but also that of the hardware functions.

With that, for all module types, all mechanical parameter settings are omitted, such as for in-
stance the changing of jumpers or loads and thus enables not only the online change, but also
a consistent documentation of the set parameters by the SICAM TOOLBOX II as well as a
simplified storage.

Mechanical Design– Simple Process Interfacing

Generally, when developing the mechanical design, we focused on achieving highest ease in
handling. As a result, all components of SICAM TM were adapted to be mounted on a DIN
rail.

An essential feature of SICAM TM is its efficient and simple way of interfacing to the process
signals. This is accomplished by so-called I/O modules standing out for a robust housing, reli-
able contacting, and sound electronics.

The I/O modules are arranged side by side on a DIN rail. Contact between them is established
as soon as they engage with one another, without requiring any further manual intervention.
Even so, it is still possible to replace every single module separately.

A clearly structured connection front featuring status indicator LEDs makes sure that things at
the site remain clear and transparent. The structure of the terminals permits direct sen-
sor/actuator wiring without requiring the use of intermediate terminals with wire cross-sections
up to 2.5 mm2. Modules for binary inputs and outputs up to 220 VDC open further saving po-
tentials at the interface level.

The I/O modules may, depending on the requirements, be equipped with either an electrical or
an optical bus, whereby the peripheral signals can be acquired very close to their point of
origin. Consequently, wide cabling can be reduced to a minimum.

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Application Overview

Introduction

Due to the modular architecture, SICAM TM can be used in a variety of ways:

· Front End, Gateway

· Process control applications
· Automation applications
· Turbine governor
· Station control device
· Sub-node
· Telecontrol substation

In principle, for this all necessary functionalities are available. The actual application is defined
simply through the corresponding configuration and parameterization.

SICAM 230 TOOLBOX II

IEC 60870-5-104

Front End,
Gateway
process control
applications,
turbine controller
IEC 60870-5-104
IEC 60870-5-104

IEC 60870-5-101

dial-up traffic

RTU
sub node,
station
control SICAM 230
device
IEC 61850

IEC 60870-5-104 / IEC 61850

IEC 60870-5-101 IEC 60870-5-103 IEC 60870-5-103

RTU
integrated bay control unit +protection

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 Fields of Use

Front End

Due to the number of interfaces and the variety of protocols available, SICAM TM is perfectly
suitable for the use as front end for a process control system.

All telecontrol substations – regardless of which manufacturer and over which protocol – are
connected to SICAM TM. In the front end, the signal processing and adaptation takes place
for the respective control system. From the perspective of the control system, there is no dif-
ference which protocol and which system behavior the substation actually has.

Process Control Applications, Automation Applications, Turbine

Governor

Open- and closed-loop control application programs are created by means of CAEx plus ac-
cording to IEC 61131-3, a standard that is generally accepted and recognized in the market.

In SICAM TM, at every slot a system element can be fitted with open-/closed-loop control func-
tion. Through this and due to the modularity, SICAM TM is suitable for many applications: from
smaller automation applications through turbine governor up to complex process control appli-
cations. Naturally, all applications can also be combined.

Station Control Device, Sub-Node

The functionality of a station control device can be simply regarded as a combination of the
functionality of a front end (interfacing of diverse bay devices, protective devices, processing
of the data for the power system control) and the functionality of process control applications
(open- and closed loop control application programs), and is therefore perfectly suited for this
application. In addition, further telecontrol peripherals could also be installed in the station
control device, through which telecontrol station and station control device could be united in
one device.

Telecontrol Substation

For telecontrol applications there is a modular, versatile periphery available for the process
data interfacing.

Especially due to the possibility of being able to remotely locate SICAM RTUs peripherals,
SICAM TM supports peripheral elements installed centrally and decentralized. Flexible com-
munication functions also permit redundant communication and communication over stand-by
transmission lines.

Naturally, arbitrary open- and closed-loop control application programs can be realized in
SICAM TM with CAEx plus, through which, at the same time and to the same degree,
SICAM TM can become a remote terminal unit and an automation unit in one.

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System Overview

System Architecture

Structure

SICAM TM is an automation unit of the system family SICAM RTUs and is structured from the
following elements:

· 1 Master control element

· Up to 4 protocol elements for the communications
─ mountable on the master control element

· Up to 16 peripheral elements
─ modular expandable and detachable

· Up to 4 businterface modules

Master control element Bus interface module (electrical) Bus interface module (optical)
RES
LOC
CP-6014

RY
SI0
SI1
SI2
SI3

CPY
ERx RX TX

/LK

/LK

X1
COM
/PK

/PK
ER

PUSH T O
RELEASE
TM 1703 ACP
SICAM

X15

X16

SIC AM
1703
X14
X5
X10

X11

X12
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

FB X4

WD

ER
SIM0
TB

SI1 (ETO)
M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
RELEASE
PUSH TO

SI2 (FB)

PUSH TO UNLOCK

1 2 3 4 5 6
NC

SI0

SI3

24-60VDC
X2

X13
PWR

Peripheral element
Max. 8 I/O-modules

TS35 rail
Peripheral control module (elektrical or optical)

Power supply module

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 Configuration

The following figures show examples for the connection of the periphery to the master control
element.

Further configuration examples can be found in the manual SICAM RTUs Platforms,
Configuration Automation Units and Automation Networks (refer to Literature).

Direct electrical connection of up to 2 peripheral elements

CP-6014

RE S
LOC
TM 1 703 AC P CP-601 4

RY
S I0
S I1
S I2
S I3

C PY
E Rx RX TX

/LK

/LK

X1
C OM
/PK

/PK
ER

PUSHT O
RELEASE
SICAM

X15

X16
X14
X5
X10

X11

X12

WD
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

X4

ER
SI M0

FB
TB

SI1 (ETO)
PUSH T O
RELEASE

M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
SI2 (FB)

PUSH TO UNL OCK

1 2 3 4 5 6
SI0

SI3
NC

24 -60 VDC
X2

X13
PWR

Communication with other

automation units

Ax 1703 peripheral bus (electrical)

16 Mbps
USB cable, length up to 3 m

....

2
....

....

1
....

max. 8 I/O-modules

PE-6410
PS-663x

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 Connection of up to 16 peripheral elements via bus interface (electrical)

CP-6014 Note:
all in all up to 16 peripheral elements

RE S
LOC
TM 17 03 ACP CP-601 4

RY
S I1
S I2
S I0

S I3

C PY
E Rx RX TX

/LK

/LK

X1
C OM
/PK

/PK
ER

PUSH TO
RELEASE
SICAM

X15

X16
X14
X10

X11

X12

X5
WD
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

FB X4

ER
SI M0

Ax 1703 peripheral bus (electrical)

TB

SI1 (ETO)
PUSH T O
RELEASE

M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
SI2 (FB)

PUSH TO UNL OCK

1 2 3 4 5 6
SI0

SI3
NC

24 -60 VDC
X2

X13
16 Mbps

PWR
patch cable, length up to 3 m

Communication with other

automation units 1 ... 4

CM-0843

Ax 1703 peripheral bus (electrical)

16 Mbps
USB cable, length up to 3 m ....

16
....

....

15
....
..........

....

1
....

max. 8 I/O-modules

PE-6410
PS-663x

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 Connection of up to 16 peripheral elements via bus interface (optical)

CP-6014 Note:
all in all up to 16 peripheral elements

RE S
LOC
TM 17 03 ACP CP-601 4

RY
S I0
S I1
S I2
S I3

C PY
E Rx RX TX

/L K

/L K

X1
C OM
/PK

/PK
ER

PUSHT O
RELEASE
SICAM

X15

X16
X14
X10

X11

X12

X5
WD
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

FB X4

ER
SI M0
TB Ax 1703 peripheral bus (electrical)

SI1 (ETO)
PUSH T O
RELEASE

M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
SI2 (FB)

PUSH TO UNL OCK

1 2 3 4 5 6

SI0

SI3
NC

24-60 VDC
X2

X13
16 Mbps

PW R
patch cable, length up to 3 m

Communication with other 1 ... 4

automation units

SICAM

SICAM
17 0 3

17 0 3
CM-0842

Ax 1703 peripheral bus (optical)

16 Mbps, optical fibre,
....
length up to 200 m
16
....

....

15
....
..........

....

1
....

max. 8 I/O-modules

PE-6411,12
PS-663x

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 Connection of up to 16 peripheral elements via bus interface (electrical and optical
combined)

CP-6014 Note:
all in all up to 16 peripheral elements

RE S
LOC
TM 1 703 ACP CP-601 4

RY
S I0
S I1
S I2
S I3

C PY
E Rx RX TX

/LK

/LK

X1
C OM
/PK

/PK
ER

PUSH TO
RELEASE
SICAM

X15

X16
X14
X5
X10

X11

X12

WD
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

FB X4

ER
SI M0
TB

SI1 (ETO)
PUSH T O
RELEASE

M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
SI2 (FB)

PUSH TO UNL OCK

1 2 3 4 5 6
SI0

SI3
NC

24 -60 VDC
X2

X13
PWR
Ax 1703 peripheral bus (electrical)
16 Mbps
communication with other patch cable, length up to 3 m
automation units

1 ... 4 1 ... 4
S ICAM

S ICAM
1 7 03

1 7 03

CM-0843
CM-0842

....

16

Ax 1703 peripheral bus ....

(electrical)
16 Mbps
USB cable,
length up to 3 m ....

15
....
..........

....

1
....

Ax 1703 peripheral bus (optical) max. 8 I/O-modules

16 Mbps, optical fibre,
length up to 200 m PE-6410
PS-663x

....

16
....

....

15
....
..........

....

1
....

max. 8 I/O-modules

PE-6411,12
PS-663x

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 System Elements

A system element is a functional unit and consists of hardware and firmware. The firmware
gives the hardware the necessary functionality.

Detailed information on a system element can be found in the relevant data sheet (refer to Lit-
erature).

Master Control Element

The master control element forms the heart of the SICAM TM automation module. Process in-
put and output is connected externally via peripheral elements. The communication interfaces
can be fitted directly onto the master control element.

RES
LOC

RY
CP-6014

SI0
SI1
SI2
SI3

CPY
ERx RX TX

/LK

/LK

X1
COM
/PK

/PK
ER

PUSH TO
RELEASE
TM 1703 ACP
SICAM

X15

X16
X14
X5
X10

X11

X12
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

FB X4

WD

ER
SIM0
TB

SI1 (ETO)
RELEASE
PUSH TO

M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
SI2 (FB)

PUSH TO UNLOCK

1 2 3 4 5 6
SI0

SI3
NC

24-60VDC
X2

X13
PWR

Functions of the master control element

· Central coordinating element for all system services and all internal and overlapping con-
cepts
─ Time management and time synchronization via minute pulse, serial time signal
(DCF77/GPS-receiver), serial communication link, NTP server over LAN/WAN
─ Data Flow Control
─ Monitoring functions
─ Diagnostic functions
─ Archiving of events
─ Communication with the engineering system SICAM TOOLBOX II
─ Storage of application data and firmware on a flash card

· Communication with installed peripheral elements via the serial Ax 1703 peripheral bus
· Execution of parameterizable telecontrol functions
· Execution of programmable open-/closed-loop control functions
· Communication with other automation units via protocol elements installable on the master
control element (node function)

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 The master control element provides the open-/closed-loop functions and/or the
parameterizable telecontrol function, and the node function for the communication via serial
interfaces and LAN/WAN. Therefore, it also serves as a centrally coordinating element for all
system functions and all internal and integral concepts.

This architecture ensures

· a deterministic behavior of the open-/closed-loop control function with guaranteed reaction

times
· an autonomous behavior (for instance in the case of communication failure)
· the integration of the telecontrol functionality (spontaneous processing and spontaneous
communication) and the open-/closed-loop control functions (periodical processing and
periodical communication with the periphery) into one common automation device.

Product Overview

Type Designation Remarks

CP-6014/CPCX65 Processing & Communication required
Flash Card Flash Card required

Protocol Element

A protocol element is used for the exchange of data – and thereby for the transmission of
messages – over a communication interface to other SICAM RTUs automation units or to de-
vices of other manufacturers, as for instance control centre systems.

A fundamental characteristic of the protocol elements is the separation of protocol-bound

communication from application tasks of an automation unit:

· Each interface has its own protocol processor

─ communication has no impact on the application, and vice versa
─ each processor runs 1 communication protocol
─ various different protocols run on one and the same hardware

· Change of the communication protocol, for instance from serial to LAN, without retroactive
effect to the application tasks of an automation unit
· Each automation unit can be equipped with various protocols, this allows easy implemen-
tation of data nodes and frontends.

Tasks of the protocol elements

· Handling of specifical communication protocols
· Adaption of the internal message formats to the corresponding external message formats
· Adaption of system and adressing concepts of SICAM RTUs and the devices of other
manufacturers

Thereby it is distinguished between protocol elements with serial communication or with

LAN/WAN communication.

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 Configuration
The hardware for the protocol elements is a communication interface on a Serial Interface
Module (SIM) that can be mounted – directly or cascaded (SIM on SIM) – on the master con-
trol element.

A SIM has up to 2 communication interfaces. On every interface provided by the SIM, a com-
munication protocol available for this interface can be loaded with the SICAM TOOLBOX II.

On a master control element, up to 4 communication interfaces can be used. This way, a mul-
titude of communication options is available, as for instance:

· 4 serial interfaces
· 3 serial interfaces and 1 Ethernet interface (LAN/WAN)
· 2 serial interfaces and 1 Profibus DP interface (master)
· 2 serial, 1 Ethernet interface (LAN) and 1 Ethernet interface (WAN)

The possible configuration variants can be found in the System Element Manual
CP-6014/CPCX65 (refer to Literature).

Product Overview

Type Designation
SM-x551/BPPA0 Standard protocol for point-to-point traffic optional
SM-x551/UMPMA0 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (Master) optional
SM-x551/UMPSA0 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (Slave) optional
SM-x551/SFBMA1 Standard protocol for field bus (Master) optional
SM-x551/SFBSA1 Standard protocol for field bus (Slave) optional
SM-x551/DIAMA0 Standard protocol for dial-up traffic (Master) optional
SM-x551/DIASA0 Standard protocol for dial-up traffic (Slave) optional
SM-x551/103MA0 Standard protocol for interfacing of protective devices (Master) optional
SM-2545/DPM00 Standard protocol for Profibus DP optional
SM-2558/ETA5 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC 61850 Edition 2 optional
SM-2558/ETA4 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC 104 optional
SM-2558/ETA3 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC 61850 optional
SM-2557/ETA2 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC 104 optional
SM-2557/ET03 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC 61850 optional

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 Serial Communication

For serial communication are available as standard protocols:

· Point-to-point traffic
· Multi-point traffic, optionally with relay operation
· Dial-up traffic

Naturally, all standard protocols are fully based on the interoperable standard to
IEC 60870-5-101/103, including

· absolutely free addressing

· single object orientation
· time Synchronization
· integrated remote maintenance functions such as
─ remote diagnostics
─ remote parameter setting
─ online test functions

Yet, there is still a whole series of other available protocols such as

· counter interfacing according to IEC 61107

· interfacing of protective devices according to IEC 60870-5-103
· Modbus RTU standard protocol
· DNP 3.0

Additional information on interfacing to non-SICAM systems and third-party protocols (subject-

to-license protocols) is available on request.

LAN/WAN Communication

Today, modern automation systems are generally distributed and thus require networks to
connect the various components with one another. In its systems, Siemens has for many
years provided networks solutions, which link the various components with one another.

From the very beginning, great attention was paid to ensuring full integration as well as opti-
mum availability and operational reliability. As network technology continued to become ever
more refined, the product family SICAM RTUs as well has continuously been updated and up-
graded to reflect the latest state of the art, without neglecting the criteria of ensuring a long
system lifecycle and highest availability.

For the LAN/WAN communication, Ethernet TCP/IP accordeing to IEC 60870-5-104 or

IEC 61850 can be used, which again guarantees maximum interoperability.

If SICAM TM is used as a station control device, then the communication with the devices of
the bay level (bay control units, protective devices) can also be established according to
IEC 61850.

IEC 61850 is the standardized communication standard for substation automation which inter-
connects devices of the bay level and the station control level, based on Ethernet TCP/IP.

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 Bus Interface Module

A bus interface module serves for the connection of peripheral elements with a master control
element. At each bus interface module – type dependent optical or electrical – up to
4 peripheral elements can be connected.

At a master control element, up to 4 bus interface modules can be connected via standard
patch cables.

Product Overview

Type Designation Remarks

CM-0842 Bus Interface Ax-PE 4x optical optional
CM-0843 Bus Interface Ax-PE 4x USB optional

Peripheral Element

A peripheral element serves for acquisition or output of process information and performs pro-
cess-oriented adaption, monitoring and processing of the process signals at each point where
the signals enter or leave an automation unit.

Processing is performed by

· hardware (e.g. filter, ADC, DAC)

· firmware (e.g. smoothing of measured values, time tagging)

The peripheral elements deliver via the Ax 1703 peripheral bus

· messages with process information

· periodical information
· messages with system information (e.g. diagnostic information)

and receive

· messages with process information

· periodical information
· messages with system information (e.g. parameters)

Peripheral elements are linked with the master control element via the Ax 1703 peripheral
bus. Up to 2 peripheral elements can be connected directly (via USB interfaces), up to
16 peripheral elements can be connected with usage of bus interface modules.

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 Structure of the peripheral element
A peripheral element consists of

· 1 power supply module

· 1 peripheral control module
· up to 8 I/O modules
or

· 1 power supply module

· 1 system element for direct transformer input

8 I/O modules max.

Peripheral control module

Power supply module

System element for direct transformer input

Power supply module

Power Supply Module

A power supply module ensures the supply for the peripheral element. There are 2 types with
enhanced electromagnetic compatibility available.

Product Overview

Type Designation Power

PS-6630 Power Supply Module 24-60 VDC (EMC+) 8.0 W
PS-6632 Power Supply Module 110-220 VDC (EMC+) 8.0 W

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 Peripheral Control Module

The peripheral control module is linked with the master control element or with the bus inter-
face module by means of simple, standardized cable, thereby reducing the assembly effort
required for their connection to a minimum.

Functions of the peripheral control module

· Secured data exchange with the master control element
· Secured data exchange with the connected I/O modules via the SICAM RTUs peripheral
bus (TM bus)
· Monitoring of the connected I/O modules
· Preprocessing of the input and output signals

The communication between the I/O modules and the peripheral control module takes place
via the TM bus according to the master/slave method, the I/O modules being the slaves.

Product Overview

Type Designation Remarks

PE-6410/USIO66 Peripheral Controller (Ax-PE bus el) optional
PE-6411/USIO66 Peripheral Controller (1x Ax-PE bus opt) optional
PE-6412/USIO66 Peripheral Controller (2x Ax-PE bus opt) optional
PE-6410/TCIO66 Peripheral Controller for Turbine Controller (Ax-PE bus el) optional
PE-6411/TCIO66 Peripheral Controller for Turbine Controller (Ax-PE bus opt) optional
PE-6412/TCIO66 Peripheral Controller for TC (2xAx-PE bus opt) optional

I/O Modules

The I/O modules are added side by side to the peripheral control module. As soon as they en-
gage with one another, contact will be established automatically throughout the TM bus so
that no additional wiring is required. Even so, every single I/O module can still be exchanged
separately. The installation may be horizontally or vertically.

Removable terminals (I/O connectors) are used for the simple handling of modules when they
are to be mounted or exchanged. Since the terminals carry the wiring, no connections need to
be disconnected when devices are exchanged.

How many I/O modules may actually be used per peripheral element and in what order they
can be used, is described in the respective data sheets.

Functions of the I/O modules

· Acquisition and output of binary and analog process signals
· Secured data exchange with the peripheral control element via the TM bus

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 Product Overview

Type Designation Remarks

DI-6100 Binary Input 2x8, 24-60 VDC optional
DI-6101 Binary Input 2x8, 110/220 VDC optional
DI-6102 Binary Input 2x8, 24-60 VDC 1ms optional
DI-6103 Binary Input 2x8, 110/220 VDC 1ms optional
DI-6104 Binary Input 2x8, 220VDC optional
DO-6200 Binary Output Transistor 2x8, 24-60 VDC optional
DO-6212 Binary Output Relays 8x 24-220 VDC/230 VAC optional
DO-6220 Command Output Base Module optional
DO-6221 Command Output Base Module with Measurement optional
DO-6230 Command Output Relay Module optional
AI-6300 Analog Input 2x2 ±20 mA/±10 V optional
AI-6307 Analog Input 2x2 ±5mA optional
AI-6308 Analog Input 2x2 ±2mA/±10V optional
AI-6310 Analog Input 2x2 Pt100/Ni100 optional
AO-6380 Analog Output 4x ±20 mA/±10 mA/±10 V optional
TE-6420 Speed Measurement 2x2 5 VDC/24 VDC/NAMUR optional
TE-6430 Counting Pulse Input 2x 24…60 VDC optional
TE-6450 Position Acquisition 2x2 SSI/RS-422 optional

System Elements for Direct Transformer Connection

SICAM TM provides additional TM modules for direct transformer input. These system ele-
ments do not require a peripheral control module.

Product Overview

Type Designation Remarks

AI-6303/TIPS05 Direct Transformer Input (4x220 V,3x6 A) optional
AI-6304/TIPS05 Direct Transformer Input (4x220 V,3x6 A) optional

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 Ax 1703 Peripheral Bus

The Ax 1703 peripheral bus permits the secured (hamming distance 4), serial in-system
communication between the master control element and the peripheral elements.

The Ax 1703 peripheral bus may be accessible via external connectors (optical or electrical).

Serial communication also makes it possible to locally detach individual or all peripheral ele-
ments via optical links by up to 200 m without sacrificing any of the full system functionality.
Where electric links are used, standardized USB cables up to a maximum length of 3 m are
used.

The communication at the Ax 1703 peripheral bus takes place according to the master/slave
method, the peripheral elements being the slave and the master control element the master.

Master control element

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· function
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· processing

one of up to 16 possible slave participants at the Ax 1703 peripheral bus.

Addressing of the bus participants is handled for all peripheral elements via a logical peripher-
al board address (PBA) that can be set on the peripheral control module.

The interfaces between the system elements are memories whose contents are transmitted
periodically (every 10 ms) by the Ax 1703 peripheral bus. It is defined for each system ele-
ment which and how much information is transmitted.

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 Via the Ax 1703 peripheral bus, 2 logical channels are implemented:

· Periodical channel for the function package "Automation".

The periodical channel permits the data exchange between the master control element
and the peripheral elements in the cycle of the open-/closed-loop control function in the mas-
ter control element. This way, non-linearized and conditioned (adapted) values are sup-
plied to the input module of the open-/closed-loop control function and passed on by the
open-/closed-loop control function to the output modules.

· Spontaneous channel for the function package "Telecontrol".

The spontaneous channel permits the data exchange between the master control element
and the peripheral elements. This way, the messages with process information and the mes-
sages with system information are transmitted in the acknowledged mode in a spontaneous
time window within the acquisition and output grid.

Firmware Architecture

The specific firmwares for the individual system elements are stored within the
SICAM TOOLBOX II. Firmware updates can be loaded, if necessary, easily into the respective
system elements by means of the firmware loader of the SICAM TOOLBOX II.

TOOLBOX II

CPCX65

Telecontrol Automation
(spontaneous) (periodical)

Open-/closed-loop
Protocol control function

Communication

Application
programm
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interface

Internal
communication

USIO66 (TCIO66)

Peripheral functions Peripheral functions

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Engineering

The costs for the creation and maintenance of automation technology plants are determined
to an increasing degree by the costs for the creation and updating of the engineering data.
The engineering data therefore represent major capital goods of the company, the creation
and updating of which by means of a high-quality engineering system results in a considerable
reduction of the indirect costs.

For this reason, Siemens places great importance on the engineering systems in its product
range, and with the SICAM TOOLBOX II, thus consequently continues its policy of always
providing high-quality, ergonomic products based on innovative system technology, also in the
field of engineering systems.

The high demands on the easy and intuitive operability as well as on the overall ergonomics of
an engineering system are satisfied by the SICAM TOOLBOX II through an operating and dis-
play technology based on the latest state of technology.

· Fully graphical user interface with easy operation and uniform "Look and Feel" (Window
technology, Menus, Icons, Help System)

as well as through forward-looking conception

· Industrial standard database system ORACLE TM

· Network support (SICAM TOOLBOX II Peer Server)
· Client/Server architecture
· Standard operating systems (Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP)
· Standard hardware (Personal Computer)

The SICAM TOOLBOX II constitutes an integrated overall tool

· All engineering data are stored, managed and processed – on the same hardware plat-
form in a central database – by the same tool; a transfer of data between devices and
tools is not necessary.
· Besides the entire SICAM RTUs product line, SICAM 230 is also configured by means of
the SICAM TOOLBOX II.
· If an exchange of data with devices or systems of other manufacturers should be neces-
sary, then there is a specific data interface for this available that is simple to operate, the
source data management.

During the entire lifecycle of the plant, the SICAM TOOLBOX II comprehensively supports all
phases of the plant configuration and maintenance for the entire SICAM RTUs system family.
The engineering with the SICAM TOOLBOX II therefore goes far beyond conventional device
parameterization and comprises the following areas:

· Data acquisition, data modeling

· Parameter setting, test and diagnostic
· Documentation
· Backup and archiving
· Maintenance

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 Data Acquisition, Data Modeling

The plant is at the center of the configuration procedure:

Feeders Plant OPM II View

For same type primary technology units and resources (objects), types can be modeled, which
contain the characteristics of the objects. During engineering, such objects can be created
identically many times very easily (one speaks of instantiation). As a result considerable sav-
ings can be achieved.

The advantages outweigh not only with the creation but also with the updating of the data for
expansions and with consistent change of all same-type objects as well as with the achievable
quality with regard to consistency of the engineering data.

User Programs for the Open-/Closed-Loop Control Function

User programs for the open-/closed-loop control function are created according to IEC 61131-3
using CAEx plus, a tool of the SICAM TOOLBOX II. This standard is generally accepted in the
market and is recognized. Engineering according to this standard generally only requires short
training periods.

Thereby versatile applications can be easily realized:

· Logical links
· Sum commands, sum alarms
· Limit monitoring
· Bay- and station-related interlocks
· Synchronous comparison with analog of busbar
· Switchover automation, switching sequences (busbars, transformers etc.)
· Step-by-step controls
· Closed loop control (tap changer controller, turbine governor, etc.)

Test Functions

There are various test function available, both offline as well as online. Consequently, test and
commissioning periods can be kept very short.

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 Function chart editor
CAEx plus

Signal list display

Test function Oscilloscope

Online test

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Function Packages

Overview

Due to the different requirements in terms of functionality, also different data flow concepts are
produced.

The implementation of freely definable open-/closed-loop control functions ("Automation")

calls for a deterministic guaranteed reaction time. This is achieved by using the consistently
periodic concept with regard to data acquisition, execution of functions, and data transfer, re-
gardless of the number of changing signals.

For telecontrol tasks and the distribution of user data in networked plants ("Telecontrol"), the
use of spontaneous transmission proves advantageous for optimizing the utilization of the in
many cases limited communication bandwidth. This helps avoid constant burdening of the da-
ta sinks with unnecessary data.

While in classical programmable controller devices, the design is primarily adapted for the
open-/closed-loop control functions - that is, for a periodical traffic - classical telecontrol devic-
es in turn only prove advantageous in spontaneous data exchange. By way of the integration
of both functional packages in one system, both requirements are accomplished equally well,
for high-load cases they can even be mutually prioritized.
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 Functional Packages – Architecture

Process periphery

Peripheral element

I/O I/O I/O I/O

module module module module

TM bus TM bus

Peripheral control element Peripheral control element

Ax PE bus

Master control element

periodical information
Open-/closed loop
control function
Messages

Internal distribution for messages with process information

Automatic data flow routing System services

Data storage

Communication function

Priority control

Supplementary modules bus

Protocol element

Protocol Protocol

Transmission link

Telecontrol Automation Message periodical information

A detailed description of the function packages can be found in the document SICAM RTUs
Common Functions System and Basic System Elements.

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 Telecontrol

The function package Telecontrol includes the following functions:

· Process input and output on peripheral elements

· Communication with other automation units
─ Automatic data flow routing
─ Data storage
─ Priority control

· Protocol elements
· Redundant communication routes
· Communication within the automation unit
· Protocol element control and return information
· Decentralized archive

Process Input and Output on Peripheral Elements

· Acquisition of the process data

· Processing, generation and transfer of messages with process information via the Ax 1703
peripheral bus
· Time tag with 1 ms or 10 ms resolution, dependent on the respective I/O module
· Reception of messages with process information via the Ax 1703 peripheral bus
· Processing and output of the process data

Communication with Oher Automation Units

The communication function controls the transmission of messages via protocol elements to
other automation units or control systems.

A protocol element is based on a serial interface module (SIM) that can be installed on a basic
system element for serial, LAN/WAN and field bus communication. It supports standard proto-
cols according to the standards IEC 60870-5-101/103/104 and a large number of protocols for
the communication with third-party systems.

The communication function differentiates between transmission and receive direction.

Communication function in transmit direction

The messages to be transmitted are learned through the automatic data flow routing and
stored in the data storage. The transfer of the messages from the data storage to the protocol
elements takes place via a priority controller in order to optimally utilize the transmission route.

· Automatic data flow routing

· Data storage
· Priority control

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 Communication function in receive direction
· Messages with process information are distributed to all functions within the automation unit.
· Messages with system information are either processed directly (e.g. station interrogation) or
distributed further based on their destination address (CASDU) (e.g. messages for remote
maintenance).

Automatic Data Flow Routing

For the automatic data flow routing, a routing of individual process information items is not
necessary. Simply only the direction (monitor direction, control direction, both directions), in
which the messages are to be transmitted, is to be parameterized.

The type identification of each message provides information about the class (refer to Mes-
sages with Process Information) to which a message belongs and with which methods it is to
be distributed:

· Messages with process information in monitor direction

─ In simple applications, the messages are distributed via an entry in the topology.
─ For more complex applications, the messages can be distributed selectively with the
help of the data flow filter.
For each communication interface, pass-through filters or blocking filters can be set.
Since wildcards can also be used for all address attributes of the message, it is possi-
ble to control the data flow very specifically with simple means.

· Messages with process information in control direction

─ The messages are distributed to the destinations determined by their CASDU over in-
terfaces that are defined in the topology. The CASDU is interpreted as destination ad-
dress.

Data Storage

Messages that are intended for transmission over communication interfaces, are in principle
stored chronologically in rings. There is a process image both before and after a ring. The ar-
rangement, consisting of one ring and two process images, is called a priority channel (priority
channels for transparent data do not have any process images).

Depending on the data communication mode of the protocol element over which the commu-
nication is processed, priority channels are provided for every priority of the messages to be
transmitted and for every station that can be reached via the protocol element:

· Data communication mode "Multi Point" (e.g. multi-point traffic, LAN)

One priority channel for every transmission priority, for every station and for every protocol
element
· Data communication mode "Single Point"
One priority channel for every transmission priority and for every protocol element

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 With regard to the data that they transport, priority channels are distinguished as follows:

· Time synchronization
· System information
· Process information in control direction
· Process information in monitor direction Priority HIGH with class 1 data
· Process information in monitor direction Priority MEDIUM with class 2 data
· Process information in monitor direction Priority LOW with class 2 data
· Transparent information

Functions for priority channels:

· State compression for measured values (can be set using parameters)

Specifically reduces the flood of messages, that can continuously generate fluctuating
measured values
· Behavior with a priority channel overload
· Behavior during a communication failure (transmit direction)
· Monitoring of the dwell time (parameter-settable) of messages with process information in con-
trol direction
Messages that are stored too long in the priority channel are discarded
· Answering of station interrogations
· Behavior during failure of peripheral elements, communication interfaces etc.
· Blocking (series of information elements)

Priority Control

The priority controller has the task of selecting messages recorded in the data memories in-
dependently and individually for each interface and station and to direct the transmission of
the messages via the protocol elements in accordance with their priority. This ensures, that
with several information items queued at the same time, the higher-priority, highly important
information is transmitted first.

The prioritization, however, does not represent an absolute priority status, but rather a meas-
ure for the distribution of the channel capacity. This ensures, that even with continuously
available higher-priority data, those of lower priority can also be transmitted.

Communication within the Automation Unit

Within an automation unit, the function package Telecontrol communicates with the function
package Automation via its Telecontrol Interface. The functions are described there.

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 Protocol Element Control and Return Information

This function is used for the user-specific influencing of the functions of the protocol elements.
The main application lies with protocol elements with multi point data communication mode
and especially for dial-up traffic configurations.

This function contains two separate independent parts:

· Protocol element control

─ test if stations are reachable
─ suppression of errors with intentionally switched-off stations

· Protocol element return information

─ cost control of telephone charges
─ cost-efficient utilization of the telephone line (example: command initiation only then,
when a connection has already been established)

Decentralized Archive

During a communication failure, in the master control element data are stored in the decentral-
ized archive (DEAR). After the communication fault has been rectified, the control system can
read out the decentralized archive of the master control element. Through this function, a pos-
sible loss of data is prevented.

Features of DEAR:

· Reconstruction of all process-relevant data

· Transmission of the archive to the control system
─ Automatic initiation by the control system after communication fault
─ File transfer acc. to IEC 60870-5-101
· Data saving
─ Datapoint-specific (parameter-settable)
─ Number of files, memory size parameter-settable
─ Binary information, integrated totals: spontaneous
─ Measured values: definable cycle
─ Non-volatile on flash card
· Configuration acc. to IEC 60870-5-101/104 (point-to-point, multi-point traffic, dial-up traffic,
Ethernet), also multi-hierarchical configurations possible
· SICAM 230 or third-party control system possible
· Reading of the archive possible via webbrowser or via the SICAM TOOLBOX II
· Front-end: SICAM AK, optionally redundant

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 Automation

The function package Automation includes the following functions:

· Process input and –output on peripheral elements

· Telecontrol functions
─ Treatment for commands according to IEC 60870-5-101/104
─ Change monitoring and generation of messages with time tag
· Open-/closed-loop control function

Process Input and Output on Peripheral Elements

· Acquisition of the process data on the peripheral elements

· Processing, periodical transfer of the process information to the open-/closed-loop control
function
· Periodical acceptance of process information from the open-/closed-loop control function
· Processing and output of the process data

The detailed description of these functions can be found in the document SICAM RTUs Com-
mon Functions Peripheral Elements according to IEC 60870-5-101/104 (refer to Literature).

Open-/Closed-Loop Control Function

The open-/closed-loop control function is used for the management of automation tasks with the
help of an application program.

The creation of the application program is carried out by the SICAM TOOLBOX II with the tool
CAEx plus predominantly in function diagram technology according to IEC 61131-3.

The application program processes process information (so-called signals) from the peripheral
elements connected to the basic system element and / or from other system elements in the
automation network of the specific process-technical plant.

Process images form the interface of the application program to the outside world. We distin-
guish between input process images and output process images.

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 The exchange of the process information can take place in two ways:

· Transmission of periodical information from and to the peripheral elements connected to

the basic system element via the Ax 1703 peripheral bus (Process Input and Output On
Peripheral Elements)
· Transmission of spontaneous information objects from and to functions or peripheral ele-
ments within the automation unit, other open-/closed-loop control functions and other au-
tomation units or control systems with the help of the telecontrol function (Transfer of Mes-
sages with Process Information and Change Monitoring and Generation of Messages with
Time Tag)

The open-/closed-loop control function manages the application programs in 3 tasks running pe-
riodically:

· "Fast Task"
· "Task"
· „Slow Task“

The open-/closed-loop control function supports 32 programs (type instances) per task. In total,
64 programs are possible over all 3 tasks.

By means of assignment of a program to a task, fast controls can be optimally combined with
slower background processings.

The management of these three periodical tasks (Task Management) corresponds with the
standard IEC 61131-3. Spontaneous tasks are not supported.

Variables, signals (input process images for spontaneous information objects) and function
blocks can be saved non-volatile. That means, that after a power failure these variables and
signals are immediately available again with their values before the power failure.

Telecontrol Interface

Transfer of Messages with Process Information

Reception of messages with process information and transfer to the open-/closed-loop control
function for the purpose of further processing.

Messages with process information in monitor direction:

· Single-point information
· Double-point information
· Step position information
· Measured values
· Integrated totals
· Bitstring of 32 bit

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 Messages with process information in control direction:

· Single commands
· Double commands
· Regulating step commands
· Setpoint commands
· Bitstring of 32 bit

Treatment for commands according to IEC 60870-5-101/104

The treatment for commands serves for the check of the spontaneous information objects to
be processed with the help of the open-/closed loop control function and transmission of the con-
firmation for:

· Pulse commands (single commands, double commands, regulating step commands)

· Setpoint values (setpoint command)
· Bitstring of 32 bit

The data transfer of the spontaneous information objects to the application program of the
open-/closed-loop control function for further processing is dependent on the result of the
checks.

The activation of the element or function to be controlled is the task of the application program
of the open-/closed-loop control function.

For the proper operation of this function, information is required by the application program of
the open-/closed-loop control function (e.g. from an interlocking logic) for the choice of a posi-
tive or negative confirmation.

The treatment for commands can be activated individually for each command via a parameter.

The treatment for pulse command comprises the following processing functions:

· Prepare command output procedure

─ formal check
─ retry suppression
─ 1-out-of-n check
─ direct command or
select and execute command
─ control location check
─ command locking
─ system-element overlapping 1-out-of-n check

· Initiate command output procedure

─ command to application program

· Monitor pulse duration (only pulse commands)

─ command output time
─ return information monitoring

· Terminate command output procedure

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 Change Monitoring and Generation of Messages With Time Tag

For the generation of messages with process information, the signals in the output process
images that are assigned to an element of a spontaneous information object, are monitored
for change.

The change monitoring takes place in a grid of the cycle time of each task, in which the signal
is assigned to a spontaneous information object.

On a change of the state in a corresponding element of the spontaneous information object,

the generation of the message is initiated.

Depending on the type of signal to be monitored, different methods are applied:

· Change of the state (positive edge, positive and negative edge)

· Change of the value (according to the rules of the additive threshold value procedure)

If a spontaneous information object has been activated for transmission due to a change, a
message with process information is generated. The time tag represents either the current time
synchronous with the cycle (resolution 10 ms or multiples of 10 ms) or the time information
from an assigned spontaneous information object.

Additive threshold value procedure

The additive threshold value procedure prevents an unnecessary loading of the transmission
links with insignificant changes of the corresponding signal and acts only on the basic data of
the spontaneous information objects with measured values.

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 Task Management

The open-/closed-loop control function manages the application programs in 3 tasks running pe-
riodically:

· "Fast Task"
· "Task"
· "Slow Task"

Coordination of the sequences of a task

· Periodical start in the selected cycle
· Input handling
· Program processing
· Output handling
· Online Test
· Real time archive

Coordination of the three tasks with each other

· "Fast Task" runs without interruption and with constant running time
· "Task" and "Slow Task" can be interrupted by higher-priority functions

Cycle time
· Within the cycle time, all programs assigned to a task (type instances) must process the
input handling and the output handling for this task
· The cycle time can be set in the tool CAEx plus for each task.
· The cycle times of the three tasks must be different and ascending from the "Fast Task" to
the "Slow Task".

Watchdog timer
This function monitors the proper sequence of each task within its set cycle time. If a task is
not finished with its input handling, program processing and its output handling within this
time, the next cycle for this task is omitted and a time-out is signaled.

With serious time-outs, for example due to a malfunction, the reliability of the application pro-
gram becomes questionable. A time scale can be defined for such cases, the exceeding of
which leads to an error message and a controlled shutdown of parts or the entire application
program as well as all peripheral elements connected.

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 Loading the Application Program

Initial loading
The initial loading of an application program is always associated with a startup.

Loading of changes (reload)

Frequently, in the test and commissioning phase but also with the remedy of faults, changes
must be carried out. Most such changes (error rectifications, expansions) to the application
program can be loaded without interruption to operation. Far-reaching changes can necessi-
tate a startup of the basic system element and consequently an interruption to operation.

In the case of a loading operation that does not necessitate any interruption to operation, all
tasks of the open-/closed-loop control function continue to run unaffected. After successful load-
ing, a switchover to the newly loaded application program takes place synchronous with the
cycle.

Examples of changes that do not necessitate any interruption to operation:

· If after change, the function corresponds completely with that before change, in other
words a change has been performed that is not noticeable from "outside"
· If only new functional parts were added, that do not affect those that already existed
· If parameters of a controller are adapted

Fundamentally however, the fault-free operation and consequently the availability of every
control or controller depends on the quality of the program – in other words the measure of
how free they are of formal and logical errors. The loading of error-burdened changes can al-
ways lead to interruptions to operation.

Online Test

The entire functionality of the online test applies to

· the SICAM TOOLBOX II tool "CAEx plus Online Test" and

· the online test function of the open-/closed-loop control function of the automation unit

While in the tool "CAEx plus Online Test", all functions of the man-machine-interface can be
found, the open-/closed-loop control function provides functions for the execution of the operator
inputs.

If for example a value is to be displayed, then the selection of the value and its display takes
place in the tool "CAEx plus Online Test". For this purpose, the open-/closed-loop control func-
tion is given the task of reading out the selected value and transmit it to the
SICAM TOOLBOX II.

In the following, those functions are listed that the online test function of the open-/closed-loop
control function provides.

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 Display and setting of variables and signals
· Display of variables and signals
· Single setting of variables (single forcing)
The value of a variable can change again at any time after setting, due to the function of
the program
· Permanent setting of variables and signals (permanent forcing)
In order to be able to set variables and signals permanently, a special element ("force
marker") is set in the function diagram. This element contains the set value and a switch.
Depending on the position of the switch, the set value and or that value is transferred, that
the source that normally supplies the variable or the signal, is delivered.

Blocking and enabling of messages with process information and periodical infor-
mation
The copy operation in the input-side or from the output-side process images of

· Messages with process information

· Periodical information

can be blocked and enabled. This can take place with the following granularity:

· Per message
· All messages
· Per periodical information
· Each peripheral element

Changing the execution status of the open-/closed-loop control function

· Perform cold start or warm start of the resource
· Start and stop controller
· Perform cold start or warm start of a task
· Task halt and continue
· Program halt and continue

Test means
The available test means are:

(a) Halting of the execution due to a trigger condition ("Breakpoint")

(b) Execution of a task in cycle steps
(c) Controlling of the recording of the cyclic archive "Real Time Archive"

For each of the functions (a) and (c) a trigger condition is defined in the tool "CAEx plus
Online Test". A trigger conditions consists of up to conditions. The conditions of a trigger con-
dition are combined equal-ranking with AND or OR.

A condition compares a variable with a constant value to be specified:

Variable of the Type Condition <operator>

BOOL variable <operator> value = <>
INT or REAL variable <operator> value < = <> >

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 The trigger condition is assigned to either a task or the resource (= all tasks), depending on
what one wishes to achieve:

· The function Halt the execution due to a trigger condition halts the task or resource, if
the trigger condition is satisfied
· The function Real Time Archive switches over from Recording the Pre-History to Record-
ing the Post-History, if the trigger condition is satisfied

The trigger condition is evaluated at the end of that task, to which it has been assigned; or at
the end of every task, if it has been assigned to the resource.

Real time archive

The real time archive of the open-/closed-loop control function records variables (and signals) af-
ter every cycle, in order to make then available for display with the oscilloscope function of the
SICAM TOOLBOX II tool "CAEx plus Online Test". Which variables are to be recorded is de-
fined in the "CAEx plus Online Test". The recording can be controlled in such a way, that pre-
and post-history are available for a post-mortem analysis.

For the recording of the variables there is a memory of 100,000 bytes available for each re-
source.

The recording can be terminated with

· An operator input in "CAEx plus Online Test"

The recording is terminated, the entire memory is available as pre-history.
· A definable Trigger condition
The real time archive switches from Recording the Pre-History to Recording the Post-
History and continues to record until the memory is full. The division of the memory into
pre- and post-history can be defined.

Which variables are to be recorded and at which periodicity, is determined in the "CAEx plus
Online Test". The periodicity is determined by assigning the recording to a task. From its cycle
time and the setting of how many cycles are to be omitted between the recordings, the record-
ing times are produced and consequently the resolution of the display in the oscilloscope func-
tion:

Resolution[ms] = cycle time[ms] of the selected task * (number of cycles to be omitted +1)

The time period for the pre- and post-history is dependent on the number of variables to be
recorded (# of Var) and the aforementioned resolution:

Period[ms] = (100000 * resolution[ms]) / (# of Var BOOL) + 2*(# of Var INT) + 4*(# of Var REAL)

Display status information

For each task the following information items are made available to the SICAM TOOLBOX II
on request:

· The parameterized cycle time

· The current run time (in 10 µs)
· The maximum run time (in 10 µs)
· The number of time-outs that the system has registered

During the course of the interrogation, the current run time and the number of time-outs can
be optionally reset.

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 System Services

System Services is a function package, that provides general functions and basic services in
an automation unit, that other function packages require:

· Communication with the Engineering System

· Data Flow Control
· Addressing
· Time Management
· General Interrogation
· Self Test
· Failure
· Diagnosis and Signaling
· Autonomy

Communication with the Engineering System

(SICAM TOOLBOX II)

For the communication between the SICAM TOOLBOX II and the automation unit, in two re-
spects there are different variants:

· Physical connection of the SICAM TOOLBOX II with an automation unit

─ direct local via the serial Toolbox interface (TB) on the master control element
─ remote
serial via modems
Ethernet (TCP/IP) and Terminal Server (serial)
Ethernet (TCP/IP)

· Logical connection of the SICAM TOOLBOX II with that automation unit, that is the subject
of the engineering task:
─ Local automation unit
(that is that one, to which the physical connection exists, regardless in which of the
above mentioned forms)
─ Remote automation unit
(automation unit that can be reached via the local automation unit; consistent remote
communication according to IEC 60870-5-101 or -104 is required)

With the exception of the very first initialization procedures, all tasks are possible in each of
the above mentioned variants, including for example:

· Parameter setting
· Diagnostic
· Test (for example online test of an application program of the open-/closed-loop control
function)
· Load firmware, load parameters

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 Data Flow Control

The data flow control is that system function which co-ordinates the communication of mes-
sages within the automation unit.

This function supports:

· Messages with Process Information

· Messages with System Information

For the tracking of messages within an automation unit the following test functions are availa-
ble:

· Data Flow Test

· Message Simulation

Messages with Process Information

IEC 60870-5 distinguishes between the following classes of messages. The type identification
of each message provides information about the class to which a message belongs and with
which methods it is to be distributed:

· Messages with process information in monitor direction

─ binary information, measured values, integrated totals and bit patterns

· Messages with process information in control direction

─ commands, setpoint values and bit patterns

The distribution of messages with process information takes place by way of routing (telecontrol)
or assignment (open- / closed-loop control function) based on the message address and type
identification in the message.

Messages with process information, that are to be transmitted to other automation units via pro-
tocol elements, are distributed with the help of the function Automatic Data Flow Routing.

For messages with process information that are to reach sinks within the automation unit - such
as for instance peripheral elements or the open-/closed-loop control function - the routing infor-
mation or assignments are automatically derived from parameters from OPM-inputs (datapoint
address).

Predominantly used are message formats according to IEC 60870-5-101 / 104 in the public
range with the exception of user data containers. Therefore, for their part the messages are
compatible and interoperable with many other manufacturers.

Within the SICAM RTUs family, when using standard protocols the messages are compatible
with the system families Ax 1703 (AK 1703, AM 1703, AMC 1703, BC 1703) and SICAM
RTUs (SICAM AK, SICAM TM, SICAM BC).

Messages with process information have a 5-stage message address. Message addresses must
be parameterized at the sources, such as for instance peripheral elements or the open-/closed-
loop control function.

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 Addressing of the Process Information

Each data point is addressed in the automation network according to IEC 60870-5-101/104 by
means of:

CASDU 1………Common address of the ASDU, octet 1

CASDU 2………Common address of the ASDU, octet 2
IOA 1……………Information object address, octet 1
IOA 2……………Information object address, octet 2
IOA 3……………Information object address, octet 3

Messages with process information in monitor direction are source-addressed, messages with pro-
cess information in control direction are destination-addressed.

Addressing of Automation Units and System Elements

Addressing of Automation Units

An automation unit is addressed by means of:

· Region number (0…249) and

· Component number (0…255)

Within a system-technical plant each automation unit must be unambiguously addressed.

Therefore a system-technical plant may consist of up to 64.000 automation units.

Addressing of System Elements

Within an automation unit, system elements are addressed by means of numbers for:

· Basic system elements

· Peripheral elements
· Protocol elements

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 Time Management

It is an integral element of the time management, that each automation unit and each system
element, that has a time-dependent function to fulfill, can manage a clock with corresponding
accuracy and resolution. Each automation unit has a central clock, the so-called time server.

Clock

In error-free operation the clocks are set once with the time setting operation and then run
completely autonomous without any further time setting mechanisms. Afterwards the time syn-
chronization ensures, that all time servers in all automation units run synchronously.

All clocks within an automation unit are operated and synchronized by a central 10 ms clock
pulse, that is generated by the time server of the automation unit with an accuracy of < 1 ms.

With power-up, all clocks begin to run unsynchronized with the date/time 2001-01-01
00:00:00.000. Therefore, until the first time setting they have only a relative time, that is
flagged with "invalid".

During a reset the time server keeps running, thereby all clocks remain synchronous.

Time Setting and Time Synchronization

There are many options available for time setting and time synchronization:

· Direct serial connection of a DCF77 or a GPS time signal receiver

· Time setting over the communication (serial, LAN) from a master station, time synchroni-
zation by means of minute pulse of the GPS- or DCF77-receiver
· Time setting and time synchronization over a serial communication
· Time setting and time synchronization over LAN (Ethernet TCP/IP-NTP)

The system itself can provide further automation units with time over communication lines,
and can perform the time synchronization with serial standard protocols.

If the external time synchronization fails, the system continues to operate with an accuracy of
3.5 ppm, based on the internal clock (free run).

Automatic Time Tag (Time Stamp)

At every point in the system where messages with process information are generated, these
messages can be provided with a time tag. Resolution and accuracy of the time tag are de-
pendent on

· the function that generates the time tag

· the system element in which this takes place.

The transfer of the data with standard protocols takes place with 7 octet time (in other words
including date, with 1ms resolution) and priority-controlled.

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On startup and after faults in the system (communication faults, FIFO overflows), the partici-
pating automation units ensure, that the operation is resumed automatically in a coordinated
manner.

This means, that the internal and external communication connections are set up (again). Un-
der consideration of a multi-hierarchical network, all affected data and relevant system infor-
mation are transmitted throughout the system from their sources though to their sinks for the
purpose of updating the process images. This takes place with the initiation of a general inter-
rogation to the corresponding part of the automation network, in which the error occurred.

Self Test

The self-test is used for the protection against inadmissible operating states. Through a series
of monitoring operations, defects of the hardware used or faulty behavior of the firmware are
detected.

Depending on which test is concerned, a test is performed:

· During startup and/or

· Continuously during operation

Monitoring of Hardware and Firmware

Monitoring detects Note

Watchdog monitoring · Defect of the CPU used
· Faulty behavior of the firmware
IDLE monitoring · Faulty behavior of the firmware or application
program with endless loops
· Excessively long firmware run times etc
Code memory monitoring · Defect of the storage medium used (Flash- Checksum
PROM or flash card)
· Undetected transmission errors when loading
the program code
Parameter memory moni- · Defect of the storage medium used (Flash- Checksum
toring PROM or flash card)
· Undetected transmission errors when loading
the parameters
Firmware self-monitoring · Incorrect call parameters with system services
and programming errors
Shadow RAM · Defect of the storage medium used (DRAM)
· Defect of the DRAM refresh logic implemented
RAM test with addressing · Defect of the storage medium used (DRAM)
errors check · Defect of the READ/WRITE equipment
· Defect of the RAM in a defined area
· Defect of the DRAM refresh logic implemented
· Short or interruptions on the data and address
bus
Monitoring forbidden · Firmware errors CPU exception
memory access handling
Monitoring forbidden I/O · Firmware errors when accessing the I/O ad- CPU exception
access dress range handling
· Hardware errors

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Illegal Opcode · Firmware errors with e.g. jump operations CPU exception
· Defect of the storage medium used (Flash- handling
PROM)
· Defect of the READ equipment
· Short or interruptions on the data and address
bus
Stack Overflow · Firmware errors · CPU exception
handling
· Firmware

Monitoring the Data Integrity

Monitoring detects Note

Messages with sponta- · Defect of the storage medium used (FIFO) Checksum
neous information objects · Internal communication errors
on internal interfaces
Messages with periodical · Communication errors on the Ax 1703 periph- · Hamming dis-
information on the eral bus tance 4
Ax 1703 peripheral bus · Horzontal and
vertical parity

Failure

The system concept of failure management realized in SICAM RTUs ensures the individual
marking of the data of failed parts of the system and the correct system and process behavior
in the event of a fault.

For this the failure management provides:

· A system function for the failure detection (for instance for modules/system elements,
communication)
· Derived from this the marking of the data points affected by the failure in the spontaneous
communication with all data sinks such as
─ other automation units
─ the open-/closed-loop control function
─ the peripheral elements

· Periodical information that inform the open-/closed-loop control function which peripheral el-
ements - and thereby which periodical information - are affected by the failure
· A parameter-settable behavior of peripheral elements with output function.

Consequently, for all data sinks (peripheral outputs, open-/closed-loop control function, control
system) the state is available for every process information and - depending on requirements
and functionality - corresponding measures can be initiated.

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 Diagnosis and Signaling

The diagnostic function manages the system states and error information detected by the in-
dividual functions and their monitoring operations.

It enables the display of process states, the internal system and fault information on the front
panel of the modules and the local or remote diagnostic by means of the SICAM TOOLBOX II.

Each system element delivers its detected system- and error states to the master control ele-
ment with supplementary information (for instance cause of error, originator description).
There they are saved in tables as current and stored information. These information items can
be read out and displayed in detail locally or remotely with the help of the
SICAM TOOLBOX II. The stored information can be acknowledged and can thus be updated
again. For the purpose of better clarity, these tables are divided into classes:

A sum information about the detailed errors is transmitted from each automation unit via the
communication to the next automation units and is additionally managed there.

A SICAM TM provides up to 2 relay outputs – each with normally open and normally closed
contact – for signaling.

Important detail or sum information is displayed by means of LEDs on the front panels of the
system elements.

Autonomy

Autonomy means, that an autonomous basic system element and its supplementary system
elements (protocol and peripheral elements) continue to function unaffected during the failure
of the master control unit. This behavior can be set for the basic system element by means of
a parameter.

On failure of the master control unit, data points are flagged with "not topical", which

· are acquired by other system elements in the automation unit and not over the particular
peripheral or protocol elements
· are acquired by other automation units that are not connected over the particular protocol
elements.

After startup of the master control unit, the autonomous basic system element is synchronized
without interruption to operation. Due to a general interrogation, the data points flagged with
“not topical” on failure of the master control unit are updated.

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Compatibility

Compatibility with the Existing SICAM RTUs Product

Family

Existing plants with Ax 1703 automation units (AK 1703 (Ax-Mode), AM 1703 (Ax-Mode),
AMC 1703 (Ax-Mode)) can be networked without problems with automation units described in
this document, either over the serial standard communication according to IEC 69870-5-101
or via Ethernet TCP/IP according to IEC 69870-5-104.

Networking of automation units described in this document with other automation units of the
SICAM RTUs platforms is a standard feature and therefore supported.

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General Data

Performance Characteristics

· Multi-processor solution
· Modular
· Spontaneous telecontrol function
· Combined open-/closed-loop control function (periodical)
· Online parameter-settable
· Loadable firmware
· Storage of application data and firmware on replaceable flash card
· Connection to engineering system SICAM TOOLBOX II via fiber optics
· Standard protocols according to
─ IEC 60870-5-101 (end-end, multi-point traffic, dial-up traffic)
─ IEC 60870-5-103 (protection device connection)
─ IEC 60870-5-104 (Ethernet TCP/IP)
· Third-party protocols DNP 3.0 and Modbus
· Transmission rate 50 to 38400 bps (standard baud rates)
· Spontaneous (acknowledged) transmission
· LED-signalling on the front panel of the modules

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 Mechanical Design

Mechanics
Structure Assembly system for mounting on 35 mm DIN rail
· 1 Master control element
− up to 2 Serial interface modules (SIM) for the communication
· up to 2 Bus interface modules for connecting peripheral elements
· up to 16 Peripheral elements
− detached up to 3 m via USB cable, or
− up to 200 m via fiber optic links
Dimensions (H x W x D) · Master control element 155 x 306 x 75 mm
· Bus interface module CM-0842 133.5 x 141 x 43 mm
· Bus interface module CM-0843 131 x 63 x 73 mm
· Peripheral elements PE-641x
− per module 131 x 63 x 73 mm
− fully equipped 131 x 630 x 73 mm
· Peripheral elements AI-6303/-6304 131 x 252 x 73 mm
Weight · Master control element approx. 1100 g
· Bus interface module CM-0842 ca. 420 g
· Bus interface module CM-0843 ca. 150 g
· Peripheral elements PE-641x
− peripheral control modules approx. 130…160 g 1)
− I/O modules approx. 225…300 g 1)
· Peripheral elements AI-6303, AI-6304
Connectors
Connection system for periph- Plug-connectable screw terminal strips, wire cross section up to
eral signals and power supply 2.5 mm²
Ax 1703 peripheral bus (TTL) D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
Ax 1703 peripheral bus (TTL) RJ45 8-pin, for connecting Cat.5 cables with up to 3 m length
Ax 1703 peripheral bus USB (A series) 4-pin, for connecting USB cables with up to 3 m
(EIA-485) length
SICAM TOOLBOX II (TB) D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
Fieldbus (FB): Profibus DP D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
Connector(s) for serial inter- 5x RJ45 8-pin
faces (LOC 2), SI0, SI1/ET0,
SI2/FB, SI3)
Connector for modem power D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652) (left side of the device)
supply or synchronization
Protection against contact, foreign objects and water
Protection type according to · Terminal modules IP40
IEC 60529 − for the belonging terminals IP20
· CP-6014 from the front IP40
− for the belonging terminals from behind IP20
Protection against electric shock
Protection class according to Class II
IEC 61140
1)
dependent on type
2)
currently not implemented

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Electrical Environmental Conditions

System Properties

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Immunity against discharge of 8 kV-A IEC 61000-4-2 IEC 60870-2-1 3
static electricity (ESD) 6 kV-C
IEC 60255-22-2 3
Immunity against electromagnetic 10 V/m IEC 61000-4-3 IEC 60870-2-1 2
fields
IEC 60255-22-3 3

Immunity against electromagnetic 10 V/m ENV 50204 IEC 61000-6-2

fields GSM 900 MHz

Radio interference voltage 79/73 dBµV CISPR22 IEC 60870-2-1 A

approx. peak value
CISPR22 A
Radio interference voltage mean 66/60 dBµV CISPR22 IEC 60870-2-1 A
value
CISPR22 A
Radio interference field strength 40/47 dBµV CISPR22 IEC 60870-2-1 A
(10 m)
CISPR22 A
Immunity against 50 Hz magnetic 100 A/m IEC 61000-4-8 IEC 60870-2-1 4
fields

Immunity against induced HF 10 V IEC 61000-4-6 IEC 61000-6-2

voltage

The characteristics required according to the standards IEC 61000-6-2 and IEC 61000-6-4 are
covered by the values listed above.

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Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Voltage tolerance DC +30/-20% IEC 60870-2-1 IEC 60870-2-1 DC3
IEC 60654-2 >DC3
Voltage ripple DC £ 5% IEC 60870-2-1 IEC 60870-2-1 VR3
IEC 60255-11
Interruption time £ 10 ms IEC 61000-4-11 IEC 60870-2-1 1
IEC 60255-11
Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
VN ≤ 60 V (SELV circuit)
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 µs 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW3
VN ≤ 60 V common
IEC 60255-5
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Oscillatory waves 1.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 2
normal
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Fast transient burst 2.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 3
Surge 1.2/50 µs 2.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-5
Surge 1.2/50 µs 2.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 4
normal
IEC 60255-22-5
Surge 100/1300 µs 1.3 U N IEC 61000-4-1 IEC 60870-2-1
normal

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Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Voltage tolerance DC +30/-20% IEC 60870-2-1 IEC 60870-2-1 DC3
IEC 60654-2 >DC3
Voltage ripple DC £ 5% IEC 60870-2-1 IEC 60870-2-1 VR3
IEC 60654-2
Interruption time £ 50 ms IEC 61000-4-11 IEC 60870-2-1 >1
IEC 60255-11
Dielectric test 2.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
VN ≤ 60 V (SELV circuit)
IEC 60255-5
Dielectric test 2.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60950-1 VW3
60 V < V N ≤125 V against SELV
circuits
Dielectric test 3.0 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60950-1 >VW3
125 V < V N ≤ 230 V against SELV
circuits
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 5.0 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
VN ≤ 60 V common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 5.0 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
60 V < V N ≤ 125 V common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 5.0 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
125 V < V N ≤ 230 V common
IEC 60255-5
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 >3
normal
IEC 60255-22-1 3
*)
Fast transient source of radio 4.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 4
noise common
IEC 60255-22-4 3
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 4.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 4
common

Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 4.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >4
normal

Impulse voltage 100/1300 µs 1.3 U N IEC 61000-4-1 IEC 60870-2-1

normal

Starting current S1 IEC 60870-4 IEC 60870-4 S1

*)
directly connected

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 Digital and Analog Standard I/Os

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
VN ≤ 60 V (SELV circuit)
IEC 60255-5
Dielectric test 2.0 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60950-1
60 V < V N ≤125 V against SELV
circuits *)
Dielectric test 3.0 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60950-1
125 V < V N ≤ 230 V against SELV
circuits *)
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
VN ≤ 60 V common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
60 V < V N ≤ 125 V common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
125 V < V N ≤ 230 V common
IEC 60255-5
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Oscillatory waves 1.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 >2
normal
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Fast transient burst 2.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 4
Surge voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 *)
IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-5
Surge voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 4
normal
IEC 60255-22-5
*)
restriction with usage of TE-6420

Usage of TE-6420
If sensor and TE-6420 reside within a cabinet, the signal lines to the sensor must be carried
out shielded and massed both ways (cabinet feeding, potential equalization of sensor).

With usage of third-party supplied sensors, the signal lines as well as the power supply of the
sensor must be directed in shielded cables. The power supply may be directed max. 1 m un-
shielded between power supply module and terminal. The corresponding power supply mod-
ule may be used exclusively for the sensor feeding, a usage for other plant parts is not al-
lowed.

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 Direct Current and Voltage Inputs

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 2.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
VN ≤ 60 V (SELV circuit)
IEC 60255-5
Dielectric test 2.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60950-1 VW3
60 V < V N ≤125 V against SELV
circuits
Dielectric test 3.0 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60950-1 >VW3
125 V < V N ≤ 230 V against SELV
circuits
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 5.0 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
VN ≤ 60 V common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 5.0 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
60 V < V N ≤ 125 V common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 5.0 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 VW3
125 V < V N ≤ 230 V common
IEC 60255-5
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 >3
normal
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Fast transient burst 4.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 4
common
IEC 60255-22-4 4
Surge voltage 1.2/50 ms 4.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 4
common
IEC 60255-22-5
Surge voltage 1.2/50 ms 4.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >4
normal
IEC 60255-22-5

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 Telecommunication Lines V.23

The listed values are valid for screened and twisted-pair cables.

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60950-1 IEC 60950-1 >VW2

Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
common
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
normal
IEC 60255-5
Oscillatory waves 1.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 2
common
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Fast transient burst 2.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 4
Surge voltage 10/700 ms 2.5 kVs IEC 60950-1 IEC 60950-1
common

Surge voltage 10/700 ms 1.0 kVs IEC 60950-1

normal

Noise immunity against technical 10 V/100 V IEC 61000-4-16 IEC 60870-2-1

line frequencies 50/60 Hz

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 Fieldbus Communication

The listed values are valid for a distance £ 100 m for screened twisted-pair cables.

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 µs 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW3
common
IEC 60255-5
Oscillatory waves 2.5 kVs IEC 61000-4-12 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-1 3
Fast transient burst 2.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 >4
Surge voltage 1.2/50 ms 2.0 kVs IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-5

Local Communication V.24/V.28

The listed values are valid for a distance £ 30 m for screened lines.

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 µs 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW3
common
IEC 60255-5
Fast transient burst 2.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 4

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 LAN Communication 10/100Base-T

The listed values are valid for a distance £ 100 m for Cat.5 cables.

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 µs 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW3
common
IEC 60255-5
Fast transient burst 2.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 4

Internal Interface Ax Bus

The listed values are valid for a distance £ 3 m screened.

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Dielectric test 1.5 kVrms IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW2
IEC 60255-5
Impulse voltage 1.2/50 µs 2.5 kVs IEC 60255-5 IEC 60870-2-1 >VW3
common
IEC 60255-5
Fast transient burst 2.0 kV IEC 61000-4-4 IEC 60870-2-1 3
common
IEC 60255-22-4 4

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 Mechanical Environmental Conditions

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Harmonic sinusoidal
Oscillation 1…9 Hz 3.5 mm IEC 60068-2-6 IEC 60870-2-2 >BM
Oscillation 9..200 Hz 10 m/s²
Oscillation 200…500 Hz 15 m/s²
Oscillation 10…150 Hz 10 m/s² IEC 60068-2-6 IEC 60255-21-1 1
Shock semi-sinusoidal
Shock 11 ms 100 m/s² IEC 60068-2-27 IEC 60870-2-2 BM
Shock 11 ms 15 g IEC 60068-2-27 IEC 60255-21-2 1
Continuous shock semi-sinusoidal
Continuous shock 16 ms 10 g IEC 60068-2-29 IEC 60255-21-2 1
Seismic harmonic sinusoidal
Oscillation 1…8 Hz (horizontal) ±3.5 mm IEC 60068-3-3 IEC 60255-21-3 1
Oscillation 1…8 Hz (vertical) ±1.5 mm
Oscillation 8…35 Hz (horizontal) 1g
Oscillation 8…35 Hz (vertical) 0.5 g

The above listed values cover or exceed the required seismic loading according to
IEC 60870-2-2 Cl.S3 and IEC 60255-21-3 Cl.1. The values apply in operation and for storage.

Attention
The master control element CP-6014 must be mounted with the shock proved mounting part TC6-213--,
MLFB-Nr. 6MF13130GC130AA1 on the DIN rail, if the above listed values must be observed.

Transport
· The permitted mechanical stress during transport depends on the transport packaging.
· The device packaging is not a transport packaging.

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 Climatic Environmental Conditions

This class is intended for indoor locations with temperature control and a wide range of rela-
tive humidity. The humidity is not controlled.

The devices can be exposed to sun and heat. They can be exposed as well to air flow caused
by draught in buildings, e.g. by open windows or influences of technical processes. Conden-
sation water, precipitations, water and icing do not occur.

Bedewing is possible for a short time (e.g. during the course of maintenance tasks).

Heating and cooling is used to maintain the necessary conditions, especially in case of great
differences between indoor and outdoor climate.

The conditions of this class normally occur in living and working areas, e.g. in production
rooms for electronic and electrotechnical products, telecontrol rooms, storage rooms for valu-
able and sensible devices.

Factor Value Testing standard Product standard Class

Minimum air temperature -25°C IEC 60068-2-1 IEC 60870-2-2 C2
IEC 60654-1 C2
*)
Maximum air temperature +70°C IEC 60068-2-2 IEC 60870-2-2 C3
IEC 60654-1 C3
Temperature gradient £ 30°C/h IEC 60870-2-2 C2
IEC 60654-1 C2
Relative air humidity 5…95% IEC 60870-2-2 C2
IEC 60654-1 C2
£ 29 g/m
3
Absolute air humidity IEC 60870-2-2 C2
IEC 60654-1 C2
Dry heat 70°C IEC 60068-2-2
4 days

Damp heat 40°C IEC 60068-2-78

4 days

Air pressure 70…106 kPa IEC 61000-4-5 IEC 60870-2-2 C2

IEC 60654-1 C2
Storage and transport tempera- -30…+85°C
ture

Component ambient temperature max. +85°C

*)
If SICAM TM is operated under ambient conditions up to +65°C, it is allowed to equipp two SM-2558.

If an operation under ambient conditions from +65°C to +70°C is intended, then only one slot may be
equipped with SM-2558 to avoid an exceeding of the permitted operating temperature of the modules
and to ensure a normal operation.
In this case SIEMENS recommends the use of slot SIM0. SIM0

SIM1

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Mechanical Design and Installation

TM Modules

The terminal modules of the system SICAM TM are provide a compact housing for the mount-
ing on a TS35 rail (DIN rail) according to european standard EN 50022.

Master Control Module

attached on DIN rail

I/O modules with print-

ed connecting diagrams
(examples)

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 Mounting Location and Space Requirements

The modules of the

system SICAM TM
are designed for the

RE S
LO C
TM 1703 A CP CP-6014

RY
SI0
SI1
SI2
SI3

CPY
/L K

/L K
ERx RX TX

X1
CO M
/PK

/PK

ER

P US H TO
R EL EA SE
installation in a cabi-

SICAM

X15

X16

SICAM
1 703
net, rack or on the

X14
X5
X10

X11

X12
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

X4

WD

ER
SIM0

FB
TB

SI1 ( ET O)
PU S H T O
RE LE A SE

M -PRE/0

M -PRE/1

M -PRE/2

M -PRE/3
SI2 ( FB)

PUSH T O UNL OCK

1 2 3 4 5 6

SI0

SI3
NC

24-6 0VDC
X2

X13
wall. The mounting is

PWR
possible horizontally
or vertically.

horizontal installation

vertical installation

306 63 141

The space require-

ments depend basi-
RES
LOC
CP-6014

RY
S I0
S I1
S I2
S I3

CPY
ERx RX T X

/L K

/L K

X1
COM
/P K

/P K

ER

RELEASE
PUSH TO
TM 1703 ACP

cally on the mounting

155

SICAM

X15

X16

SICAM
1703
position.
X14
X10

X11

X12

X5
WD
X3

X6

X7

X8

X9

X4

ER
SIM0

FB

20 or
TB

SI 1(ETO)
PUSH T O
REL EASE

M-PRE/0

M-PRE/1

M-PRE/2

M-PRE/3
SI 2(FB)

PUSH TO UN LOCK

1 2 3 4 5 6
SI 0

SI 3
NC

30
24-60VD C
X2

X13

With vertical installa-

PWR

tion, an end bracket

must be considered
20 or
at the respective 30

lower end of the

modules (10 mm).
The height results
130

20 or
from the module size, 30
the size of the cable
HÖHE

ducts used and their

distance to the mod- 80

ules (20 mm without,

80
HEIGHT (mm)

and 30 mm with lead

63
labeling). 630 (system with 8 I/O modules)
)
m
(m
P TH
DE

WIDTH (mm)

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Ordering Information

Master Control Module

Designation Item number / MLFB

CP-6014 Master Control Module GC6-014
6MF11130GA140AA0

Shock proved mounting part for Master Control Module

Bezeichnung Sachnummer / MLFB

TC6-213 TC6-213
Shock proved mounting part 6MF13130GC130AA0
CP-x003, 6014

Interface Modules

Fieldbus Interface Processor (FIP)

Designation Item number / MLFB

SM-2545 BA2-545
Profibus Interface (Master) 6MF10110CF450AA0

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 Serial Interface Processor (SIP)

Designation Item number / MLFB

SM-2551 BC2-551
Serial Interface Processor 6MF10130CF510AA0
2 Interfaces

SM-0551 BC0-551
Serial Interface Processor 1 Interface 6MF10130AF510AA0
(can be equipped on SM-2558)

Network Interface Processor (NIP)

Designation Item number / MLFB

SM-2557 BC2-557
Ethernet 100TX 2 Interfaces 6MF10130CF570AA0

SM-2558 BC2-558
Ethernet-Interf. 1x100TX, 6MF10130CF580AA0
+1 serial interface optional

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 Power Supply for Peripheral Elements

Designation Item number / MLFB

PS-6630 GC6-630
Power Supply 24…60 VDC EMC+ 6MF11130GG300AA0

PS-6632 GC6-632
Power Supply 110…220 VDC EMC+ 6MF11130GG320AA0

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 Peripheral Control Modules

Designation Item number / MLFB

PE-6410 Peripheral Controller GC6-410
1x Ax PE bus electrical 6MF11130GE100AA0

PE-6411 Peripheral Controller GC6-411

1x Ax PE bus optical 6MF11130GE110AA0

PE-6412 Peripheral Control Module GC6-412

2x Ax PE bus optical 6MF11130GE120AA0

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 Standard I/O Modules

Designation Item number / MLFB

DI-6100 Binary Input GC6-100
2x8, 24…60 VDC 6MF11130GB000AA0

DI-6101 Binary Input GC6-101

2x8, 110/220 VDC 6MF11130GB010AA0

DI-6102 Binary Input GC6-102

2x8, 24…60 VDC 1 ms 6MF11130GB020AA0

DI-6103 Binary Input GC6-103

2x8, 110/220 VDC 1 ms 6MF11130GB030AA0

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 Designation Item number / MLFB
DI-6104 Binary Input GC6-104
2x8, 110/220 VDC 1 ms 6MF11130GB040AA0

DO-6200 Binary Output Transistor GC6-200

2x8, 24…60 VDC 6MF11130GC000AA0

DO-6212 Binary Output Relays GC6-212

8x 24…220 VDC/230 VAC 6MF11130GC200AA0

DO-6220 Command Output Base GC6-220

Module 6MF11130GC200AA0

DO-6221 Command Output Base GC6-221

Module with Measurement 6MF11130GC210AA0

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 Designation Item number / MLFB
DO-6230 Command Output Relay GC6-230
Module 6MF11130GC300AA0

AI-6300 Analog Input GC6-300

2x2 ±20 mA/±10 V 6MF11130GD000AA0

AI-6307 Analog Input GC6-307

2x2 ±5 mA/±10 V 6MF11130GD070AA0

AI-6308 Analog Input GC6-308

2x2 ±2 mA/±10 V 6MF11130GD080AA0

AI-6310 Analog Input GC6-310

2x2 Pt100/Ni100 6MF11130GD100AA0

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 Designation Item number / MLFB
AO-6380 Analog Output GC6-380
4x ±20 mA/±10 mA/±10 V 6MF11130GD800AA0

TE-6420 Speed Measurement GC6-420

2x2 5 VDC/24 VDC/NAMUR 6MF11130GE200AA0

TE-6430 Counting Pulse Inp. GC6-430

2x24…60 VDC 6MF11130GE300AA0

TE-6450 Position Acquisition GC6-450

2x2 SSI/RS-422 6MF11130GE500AA0

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 Safety I/O Modules

Designation Item number / MLFB

AI-6370 Analog Input 4x, GC6-370
4 – 20 mA 6MF11130GD700AA0

DI-6170 Binary Input 2x4, GC6-170

24 VDC 6MF11130GB700AA0

DO-6270 Binary Output Trans. 4x GC6-270

24 VDC 6MF11130GC700AA0

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 TM I/O-Module Extension Cable

Designation Item number / MLFB

CM-6810 TM I/O-Modules Extension GC6-810
Cable 6MF11130GJ100AA0

Peripheral Elements with Direct Transformer Input

Designation Item number / MLFB

AI-6303/TIPS05 Direct Trans- GC6-303
former Input (4x220 V, 3x6 A) 6MF11130GD030AA0
Ax PE bus electrical + optical

AI-6304/TIPS05 Direct Trans- GC6-304

former Input (4x220V,3x6 A) 6MF11130GD040AA0
2x Ax PE bus optical

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 Bus Interface Modules

Designation Item number / MLFB

CM-0843 Ax 1703 Bus Interface GA0-843
electrical 6MF11110AJ430AA0

CM-0842 Ax 1703 Bus Interface GA0-842

4x optical 6MF11110AJ420AA0

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Literature

Folder SICAM TM MC6-003-2

Folder SICAM TOOLBOX II M30-001-3
SICAM RTUs Common Functions Peripheral Elements according to DC0-011-2
IEC 60870-5-101/104
SICAM RTUs Common Functions System and Basic System Elements DC0-015-2
SICAM RTUs Platforms Configuration Automation Units and Automation Networks DC0-021-2
SICAM TM I/O Modules DC6-041-2
Data Sheet PS-663x MC6-027-2
Data Sheet CP-6014/CPCX65 MC6-033-2
Data Sheet SM-2545/DPM00 MC0-007-2
Data Sheet SM-x551/PROTOCOL MC0-003-2
Data Sheet SM-25x4/ET02 MC0-005-2
Data Sheet SM-25xx/ETA2 MC0-047-2
Data Sheet SM-2558/ETA5 MC0-053-2
Data Sheet SM-2558/ETA4 MC0-049-2
Data Sheet SM-2558/ETA3 MC0-053-2
Data Sheet SM-25x6/ET03 MC0-037-2
Data Sheet SM-25x6/PROTOCOL MC0-029-2
Data Sheet PE-641x/USIO66 MC6-031-2
Data Sheet PE-641x/TCIO66 MC6-036-2
Data Sheet AI-630x/TIPS05 MC6-025-2
Data Sheet CM-0842 MC0-021-2
Data Sheet CM-0843 MC0-023-2

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Open Source Software used in SICAM TM

This product contains, among other things, Open Source Software developed by third parties. The Open
Source Software used in this product and the license agreements concerning this software can be found
in the Readme_OSS. These Open Source Software files are protected by copyright.

Your compliance with those license conditions will entitle you to use the Open Source Software as fore-
seen in the relevant license. In the event of conflicts between Siemens license conditions and the Open
Source Software license conditions, the Open Source Software conditions shall prevail with respect to the
Open Source Software portions of the software. The Open Source Software is licensed royalty-free.

Insofar as the applicable Open Source Software License Conditions provide for it you can order the
source code of the Open Source Software from your Siemens sales contact - against payment of the
shipping and handling charges - for a period of at least 3 years since purchase of the Product.

We are liable for this Product including the Open Source Software contained in it pursuant to the license
conditions applicable to the Product. Any liability for the Open Source Software beyond the program flow
intended for this Product is explicitly excluded. Furthermore any liability for defects resulting from modifi-
cations to the Open Source Software by you or third parties is excluded. We do not provide any technical
support for this Product if it has been modified.

The Open Source Software used in this product and the license agreements concerning this software can
be found on the SICAM RTUs SD card in the file ReadmOSS.htm.

To readout this file, you need an application that you can download from the Internet. You can find details
for the download and the use of the application in the following manual: SICAM TM Operation and
Maintenance (DC6-017-2).

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