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SIMATIC
WCF_BLOCKS_SinaG120
(FB680)
Automation Task
Automation Solution
Basic Information
Functional Mechanisms
Configuration and
Settings
Startup of the Application
Operating the Application
Block Connectors
Further Information
Application
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History
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Warranty and Liability
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Warranty and Liability ................................................................................................. 4
1
Automation Task................................................................................................ 7
1.1
Overview .............................................................................................. 7
Automation Solution ......................................................................................... 9

2.1
2.2
Overview .............................................................................................. 9
Hardware and software components used......................................... 10
Basic Information ............................................................................................ 11
Functional Mechanisms .................................................................................. 13
4.1
4.2
4.2.1
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
4.3
4.3.1
4.3.2
4.3.3
4.4
4.4.1
4.5
4.5.1
4.6
4.6.1
4.6.2
4.6.3
4.6.4
4.6.5
4.6.6
4.6.7
4.6.8
4.6.9
4.6.10
4.6.11
5
Configuration and Settings ............................................................................ 51

5.1
5.1.1
5.1.2
5.1.3
5.1.4
5.1.5
5.1.6
Configuring the faceplate window ...................................................... 53

Layer 0 frames ................................................................................ 53
Layer 1 tab 1 ................................................................................... 56
Layer 2 tab 2 ................................................................................... 57
Layer 3 tab 3 ................................................................................... 57
Layer 4 tab 4 ................................................................................... 57
Layer 5 tab 5 ................................................................................... 58
Startup of the Application............................................................................... 59

6.1
6.2
Interfaces of the faceplate window..................................................... 13

Dynamic properties of the faceplate window ..................................... 14
Animations.......................................................................................... 14
Process .............................................................................................. 15
Process_Values ................................................................................. 18
Process_Data..................................................................................... 19
Static properties of the faceplate window........................................... 22
Process_Trends_Value ...................................................................... 22
Label................................................................................................... 22
UserManagement............................................................................... 23
Interfaces of the faceplate icon .......................................................... 24
Process .............................................................................................. 25
Alarms and messages........................................................................ 27
Message tag....................................................................................... 27
Control and status signals .................................................................. 28
Processing of switching commands in the controller ......................... 28
Transmission of switching commands to SINAMICS G120 ............... 30
Evaluating and displaying process states in WinCC flexible.............. 32
Manual / automatic mode ................................................................... 34
Local / remote switchover................................................................... 36
Setpoint specification ......................................................................... 38
Specification of rotation direction ....................................................... 40
Starting / stopping the motor .............................................................. 43
Simulation On/Off ............................................................................... 45
Display and reset the interlock ........................................................... 47
External error...................................................................................... 49
Configuring the STEP 7 block ............................................................ 60

Configuration of the WinCC flexible faceplates.................................. 61
Operating the Application............................................................................... 65

7.1
7.2
Faceplate icon .................................................................................... 65

Faceplate window............................................................................... 67
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Block Connectors ............................................................................................ 73

8.1
8.2
Input parameters ................................................................................ 73

Output parameters ............................................................................. 75
Further Information ......................................................................................... 77
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Bibliography..................................................................................................... 79
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History............................................................................................................... 81
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Automation Task
Automation Task
1.1
Overview
Introduction
The example blocks for STEP 7 and WinCC flexible enable the user to utilize
various automation functions or to use these blocks as templates for the
configuration of individual blocks.
The sample configuration shows how the technological blocks are called and
interconnected in STEP 7 and WinCC flexible.
The advantages when using faceplates in WinCC flexible shall be illustrated:
Changes from a central location

When changes are made at a block, all locations where this block is used are
automatically updated.
Reuse in other projects

Filing the faceplates in a library to use them again in a different project.
Reducing the workload for the configuration

For frequently used automation components it shall be possible to quickly
integrate them into a configuration.
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Automation Task
Description of the automation task

This application describes the configuration of the SINAG120 (FB 680)
technology block and the related faceplates. They are used for the visualization
and control of the SINAMICS G120 frequency converter with an Ethernet interface.
The block offers the following functions:
Start / Stop
Rotation direction switchover
Setpoint specification
Manual / Automatic mode
Local / Remote mode
Simulation
The following operating modes of the frequency converter are displayed:
ATTENTION
Stop
Anticlockwise rotation
Clockwise rotation
Illegal
Load
Before using the block in your own projects, check the proper functioning
of the block and adjust it to your individual requirements where
necessary. The block described in this application is only intended as a
template for creating your own blocks.
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Automation Solution
Automation Solution
2.1
Overview
Display
The screenshots below show the block in the controller, the block icon and the
faceplate window for the control, operation and monitoring of SINAMICS G120 type
frequency converters:
Table 2-1
Faceplate icon and faceplate
Block
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Automation Solution
2.2
Hardware and software components used

The application was created with the following components:
Hardware components
Table 2-2
Component
Number
Note
Development system
PC to configure the controller and

WinCC flexible. The usual hardware
requirements for STEP 7 and WinCC flexible
apply.
Frequency converter
SINAMICS G120
This block was developed specifically for the

use of the SINAMICS G120 frequency
converter with the PROFINET option module.
In the Appendix you will find hyperlinks to
further information on SINAMICS G120.
S7-300 CPU
or
S7-400 CPU
Software components
Table 2-3
Component
Number
MLFB/order number
STEP 7 V5.4 SP5
6ES7810-4CC08-0YA7
WinCC flexible 2008 SP1
6AV6613-0AA51-3CA5
STARTER V4.1 SP5
6SL3072-0AA00-0AG0
Note
Required for the

configuration of the
converter and the
integrated
operation in
STEP7.
Chapter 10
contains the
respective link.
Example files and projects

The following list contains all files and projects used in this example.
Table 2-4
Component
10
Note
36435784_S7_WCF_Blocks_CODE.zip
This zip file contains the STEP 7

project with the integrated WinCC
flexible project.
36435784_S7_WCF_Blocks_DOCUMENTS_d.zip
All documents for this application.
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Basic Information
Basic Information
Introduction
Faceplates are objects that you compile from existing picture objects.
Faceplates offer the following advantages:
Changes from a central location
Reuse in other projects
Reducing the workload for the configuration
You create and change faceplates in the "Faceplates" editor. The generated blocks
are adopted in the "Project Library" and can be added into pictures like other
objects.
Using a faceplate
After you have generated a faceplate, the faceplate appears as an object in the
project library.
You add the faceplate to your process pictures and configure it for the respective
usage location in the Properties window.
Faceplate instance
Inserting a faceplate into a process screen generates an instance of this faceplate.
When editing the faceplate in the project library, the created faceplate instance is
automatically updated.
Reusing faceplates in several projects
WinCC flexible offers the option of adopting faceplates in a global library. This
enables you to reuse the faceplates in other projects.
As soon as you add a faceplate from a global library into a picture, the faceplate is
also filed in the project library. You change the faceplate only in the project library,
the changes are not automatically adopted in the global library.
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Basic Information
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4.1
Interfaces of the faceplate window
Figure 4-1
The interface of a faceplate generally differentiates between dynamic and static

properties:
Via the interface a dynamic property is always connected with a tag which
supplies the Property in Runtime with values.
Static properties are either configured directly in the picture editor, the
properties are then stored together with the faceplate, or at the interface of the
faceplate. Static properties cannot be changed in Runtime.
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4.2
Dynamic properties of the faceplate window
4.2.1
Animations
The tags of this group serve for display and representation of the faceplate window.
Visibility
The Visibility property is used for influencing the display properties of the
faceplate window during runtime.
The following properties are influenced:
Open
Close
Minimize
Maximize
Selecting the individual tabs
Triggering the acyclic read services (selection of tab 1 and 4)
Table 4-5
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.OP_VISIBILITY
Data type
Byte
Address
DB 680 DBB 160
Length
1 byte
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition mode
Cyclic for usage
Bits 0..6 serve for opening or selecting the individual tabs of the faceplate window
(maximized display). If more than one bit is set, only the background of the
faceplate window is displayed. If Bit 7 has been set, only the title bar of the
faceplate window is displayed (minimized display), irrespective of the status of the
remaining bits. If none of the bits are set, the faceplate window is closed.
The following table shows the setup of the tags.
Table 4-6
Bit
Selection
Minimize
Note
14
Tab 5
Tab 4
Tab 3
Tab 2
Tab 1
The tag is also used to trigger acyclic read services between the controller and
the SINAMICS G120 (when selecting tab 1 and 4 in faceplate window).
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Process
The tags of this group feature a process connection and are the basic interface
between controller and operating device.
Command
The Command property is used to transmit commands from WinCC flexible to the
controller. The PLC block analyses the control command, executes the desired
action and initiates then a reset of all pending control commands. For this purpose,
the value of the control parameter is set to 0.
Table 4-7
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.OPdwCmd
Data type
DWord
Address
DB 680 DBD 130
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition mode
Cyclic for usage
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REVERSE
FORWARD
START
STOP
DPV1_REQ
SIMULATION
PROCESS
REMOTE
LOCAL
AUTO
MANUAL
RESET
Bit
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Table 4-8
Signal
Tag used
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Instance
The Instance property is a text string with a field length of 16 characters and has
two usage locations:
The tag serves as filter criterion for the message display of the faceplate
window. This ensures that only messages referring to this faceplate window
are displayed.
The tag is displayed in the right half of the title bar to distinguish between the
individual faceplate instances.
Table 4-9
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.INSTANCE
Data type
String
Address
DB 680 DBB 32
Length
16 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition mode
Cyclic for usage
Figure 4-2
ATTENTION
For each instance of a faceplate the content of the tags must be adjusted.
The tag contents are specified in the declaration section of the respective
function block as a start value. Ensure that the messages in the bit
message editor of WinCC flexible contain the same text string in addition
to the actual message text.
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State
The State property is used to display different states in the WinCC flexible
process picture.
Table 4-10
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.QdwState
Data type
DWord
Address
DB 680 DBD 52
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition mode
Cyclic for usage
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QSIM
QREMOTE
QMAN_AUT
QNCONOV
QNMOTOV
QBRAKE
QNMOTWARN
QNOFF3
QNOFF2
QFRREACH
QSPREACH
OP_REMOTE
OP_REVERSE
OP_ON
QREADY_RUN
QSLOCK
QDIRECTION
QOP_ENABLE
QPOWER_ON
QFAULT
QWARN
LOCK
QLOCK
QERR_EXT
QERR
DPV1_RW_ERROR
Signal
Bit
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Table 4-11
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4.2.3
Process_Values
The tags in this group have a process connection and can be operated and
monitored in the Overview tab.
They serve for speed specification and speed monitoring of the motor connected at
the SINAMICS G120.
ValueSpeed
The ValueSpeed property displays the rotational speed (actual value) of the
motor in the unit 1/min. For clockwise motor motion the sign is positive (+), for
counter-clockwise motor motion it is negative (-) accordingly.
Table 4-12
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.QrCuSpeed
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 82
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition mode
Cyclic for usage
SimValue
The SimValue property displays the rotational speed (setpoint value) of the motor
in the unit % and is only active in simulation mode.
Table 4-13
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.SP_Sim
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 14
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition mode
Cyclic for usage
ValuePercent
The ValuePercent property displays the rotational speed (actual value) of the
motor in the unit %. For clockwise motor motion the sign is positive (+), for
Table 4-14
Tag used
18
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.QrCuCapacity
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 66
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition mode
Cyclically continued
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ManValue
The ManValue property displays the rotational speed (setpoint value) of the motor
in the unit % and is only active in manual mode.
Table 4-15
Tag used
Symbolic name
4.2.4
SinaG120DB.SP_Man
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 10
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
Process_Data
The tags in this group have a process connection and can be monitored in the
Data tab.
Upon selecting the tab or when starting the controller they are updated acyclically
and show the connection values of the motor.
Voltage
The Voltage property displays the configured connection voltage of the motor.
Table 4-16
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_VOLTAGE
Data type
Int
Address
DB 680 DBW 90
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
Power
The Power property displays the configured connection output of the motor.
Table 4-17
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_POWER
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 92
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
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Frequency
The Frequency property displays the configured setpoint frequency of the motor.
Table 4-18
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_FREQUENCY
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 96
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
Speed
The Speed property displays the configured setpoint speed of the motor.
Table 4-19
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_SPEED
Data type
Int
Address
DB 680 DBW 100
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
ErrorNo1
The ErrorNo1 property displays the first error number currently pending at the
converter.
Table 4-20
Tag used
20
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_ERROR1
Data type
Int
Address
DB 680 DBW 102
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
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ErrorNo2
The ErrorNo2 property displays the second error number currently pending at the
converter.
Table 4-21
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_ERROR2
Data type
Int
Address
DB 680 DBW 104
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
ErrorValue1
The ErrorValue1 property displays the value of the first error number currently
pending at the converter.
Table 4-22
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
Data type
Int
Address
DB 680 DBW 106
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
ErrorValue2
The ErrorValue2 property displays the value of the second error number currently
pending at the converter.
Table 4-23
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
Data type
Int
Address
DB 680 DBW 108
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
1s
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
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4.3
Static properties of the faceplate window

Static properties cannot be changed during runtime. Therefore they generally have
no process interface.
4.3.1
Process_Trends_Value
The properties of this group define the individual trends of the faceplate window.
Trends
The Trends property is an HMI object and defines the trends of the Trends tab.
To edit the trends, select the Trends property, the trends editor is opened using
the displayed button.
Figure 4-3
Figure 4-4
4.3.2
Label
The properties of this group serve for labeling the faceplate windows.
Text
The Text property is a text string and is displayed in the left half of the title bar.
Here, for example, the higher level definition (HLD) or the location of usage can be
shown.
Figure 4-5
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UserManagement
The properties of this group serve for assigning the user rights.
Service
The Service property is a HMI object and is used as access protection for the
Service tab.
ATTENTION
In this application the authorization used is the Group Service and the
User Service. The password is pre-set to 100 and can be changed in
the user administration of WinCC flexible.
If you create a new instance of the faceplate window and do not

interconnect the Service property, the Service tab has no access
protection.
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4.4
Interfaces of the faceplate icon
Figure 4-6
Only the dynamic properties are accessed in the interface of the faceplate icon.
Via the interface a dynamic property is always connected with a tag which supplies
the Property in Runtime with values.
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Process
The tags of this group feature a process connection and are the basic interface
between controller and operating device.
State
The State property is used to display different states in the WinCC flexible
process picture.
Table 4-24
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.QdwState
Data type
DWord
Address
DB 680 DBD 52
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage
QSIM
QREMOTE
QMAN_AUT
QNCONOV
QNMOTOV
QBRAKE
QNMOTWARN
QNOFF3
QNOFF2
QFRREACH
QSPREACH
OP_REMOTE
OP_REVERSE
OP_ON
QREADY_RUN
QSLOCK
QDIRECTION
QOP_ENABLE
QPOWER_ON
QFAULT
QWARN
LOCK
QLOCK
QERR_EXT
QERR
DPV1_RW_ERROR
Bit
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Table 4-25
Signal
Tag used
ValuePercent
The ValuePercent property displays the rotational speed (actual value) of the
motor in the unit %. For clockwise motor motion the sign is positive (+), for
Table 4-26
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.QrCuCapacity
Data type
Real
Address
DB 680 DBD 66
Length
4 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition type
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Visibility
The Visibility property is used for influencing the display properties of the
faceplate window during runtime.
The following properties are influenced:
Note
Open
Close
Minimize
Maximize
Selecting the individual tabs
Triggering the acyclic read services (selection of tab 1 and 4)
When clicking the faceplate icon, the OP_VISIBILITY tag is always loaded with
value 1. This results in the respective faceplate window being displayed with
tab 1.
Table 4-27
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.OP_VISIBILITY
Data type
Byte
Address
DB 680 DBB 160
Length
1 Byte
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition type
Cyclic for usage

Bits 0..6 serve for opening or selecting the individual tabs of the faceplate window
(maximized display). If more than one bit is set, only the background of the
faceplate window is displayed. If Bit 7 has been set, only the title bar of the
faceplate window is displayed (minimized display), irrespective of the status of the
remaining bits. If none of the bits are set, the faceplate window is closed.
Table 4-28
Bit
Selection
Minimize
Note
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Tab 5
Tab 4
Tab 3
Tab 2
Tab 1
The tag is also used to trigger acyclic read services between the controller and
the SINAMICS G120 (when selecting the tab 1 and 4 in faceplate window).
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Alarms and messages

This application uses the discrete alarm procedure to display messages in
WinCC flexible. The messages must be configured as bit messages in the
message editor of WinCC flexible.
In the example configuration all bit messages were created for the used faceplate
instances, as well as their trigger tags.
4.5.1
Message tag
Table 4-29
Tag used
Symbolic name
SinaG120DB.QwAlarm
Data type
Word
Address
DB 680 DBW 126
Length
2 bytes
Acquisition cycle
100 ms
Acquisition type
The following table shows the setup of the tags. The message texts are prefixed
with the SinaG120_001 filter attribute for the first instance of the SinaG120
faceplate window.
Table 4-30
Bit
Signal
QNOFF2
SinaG120_001: OFF2 active
QNOFF3
SinaG120_001: OFF3 active
QNMOTOV
SinaG120_001: motor overload
QNCONOV
SinaG120_001: converter overload
QLOCK
SinaG120_001: interlock triggered
QERR_CON
SinaG120_001: connection error to SINAMICS
QERR_EXT
SinaG120_001: external error
QERR
QPOWER_ON
SinaG120_001: motor is OFF
OP_ON
SinaG120_001: motor is ON
10
QLEFT
SinaG120_001: motor LEFT-hand rotation
11
QRIGHT
12
LOCK
13
QREMOTE
SinaG120_001: controller => REMOTE
14
QMAN_AUT
SinaG120_001: operating mode => AUTOMATIC
15
QSIM
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Message text
SinaG120_001: group error
SinaG120_001: motor RIGHT-hand rotation

SinaG120_001: interlock pending
SinaG120_001: simulation is ACTIVE
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4.6
Control and status signals
4.6.1
Processing of switching commands in the controller

The WinCC flexible control tag OP_dwCmd of a block is used to transmit
commands from WinCC flexible to the PLC. The PLC block analyses the control
command, executes the desired action and initiates then a reset of all pending
control commands. For this purpose, the value of the control parameter is set to
0.
Further notes for the use in WinCC flexible can be found under the Command
property.
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REVERSE
FORWARD
START
STOP
DPV1_REQ
SIMULATION
PROCESS
REMOTE
LOCAL
AUTO
MANUAL
RESET
Signal
Bit
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Table 4-31
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Figure 4-7
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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4.6.2
Transmission of switching commands to SINAMICS G120

Control signals to SINAMICS G120 are transmitted via the output QSIdwCmd.
In the block of this application the peripheral output double-word 256 (PAD256) is
interconnected with the output.
Check the hardware configuration regarding the correct address and write it to the
block output.
Status information of the SINAMICS G120 is read in via the input SIdwInp.
In the block of this application the peripheral input double-word 256 (PED256) is
interconnected with the input.
Check the hardware configuration regarding the correct address and write it to the
block input.
Figure 4-8
Note
During hardware configuration, the standard telegram 1 for PROFINET was

used. For information on the bit assignment of this standard telegram, please
refer to the "Control Unit" manual under the following link:
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V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
Figure 4-9
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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4.6.3
Evaluating and displaying process states in WinCC flexible

The technology block of this application uses the output QdwState (DWORD) to
show the different states in the WinCC flexible process picture.
Further notes for the use in WinCC flexible can be found under the State
property.
QSIM
QREMOTE
QMAN_AUT
QNCONOV
QNMOTOV
QBRAKE
QNMOTWARN
QNOFF3
QNOFF2
QFRREACH
QSPREACH
OP_REMOTE
OP_REVERSE
OP_ON
QREADY_RUN
QSLOCK
QDIRECTION
QOP_ENABLE
QPOWER_ON
QFAULT
QWARN
LOCK
QLOCK
QERR_EXT
QERR
DPV1_RW_ERROR
Signal
Bit
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Table 4-32
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Figure 4-10
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
QSPCapacity
LIOP_SEL
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QCuSpeed
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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4.6.4
Manual / automatic mode

For manual/automatic switchover, the following signals are used.
LIOP_SEL
If the LIOP_SEL input is set, the mode is determined via the control input
L_AUT.
If the LIOP_SEL input is not set, the mode is specified by the operator
(OPdwCmd [bit 16 and 17]).
L_AUT
The L_AUT input is only in effect if the LIOP_SEL input is set.
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_ AUT = 0 manual
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_ AUT = 1 automatic
OPdwCmd
The operator commands of the control word OPdwCmd are only active if the
LIOP_SEL input is not set.
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [Bit 16] = 1 manual

LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [Bit 17] = 1 automatic
QMAN_AUT
The operating mode is indicated at the QMAN_AUT block output.
QMAN_AUT = 0 manual
QMAN_AUT = 1 automatic
QdwState
The current operating mode is transferred to WinCC flexible in the status word
QdwState by means of the two separate bits 16 and 17. If neither or both bits
are set, an error has occurred.
QdwState [bit 16] = 1 manual
QdwState [bit 17] = 1 automatic
Auto_ON, Auto_REV, SP_Auto and SP_Man

If the Automatic mode is selected, the inputs Auto_ON, Auto_REV and
SP_Auto are active.
If the Manual mode is selected, the operation via WinCC is enabled and the
SP_Man input is active.
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V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
Figure 4-11
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
L_SIM
QrCuFrequency
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
L_MAN_ON
QrCuSpeed
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QCuSpeed
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QDIRECTION
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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4.6.5
Local / remote switchover

In Local mode the control commands of the operator are effective directly at the
device. In Remote mode, the control signals of an automatic function (e.g. control,
step sequence, ...) or the control signals of the WinCC flexible Runtime operation
are active.
LIOP_SEL
If the LIOP_SEL input is set, the mode is determined via the control input
L_REMOTE.
If the LIOP_SEL input is not set, the mode is specified by the operator
(OPdwCmd [bit 18 and 19]).
L_REMOTE
The L_REMOTE input is only in effect if the LIOP_SEL input is set.
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_ REMOTE = 0 local
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_ REMOTE = 1 remote
OPdwCmd
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [bit 18] = 1 local
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [bit 19] = 1 remote
SIdwInp
SIdwInp is used to evaluate the status word of SINAMICS G120 and set the
QREMOTE output accordingly.
SIdwInp [bit 9] = 0 local
SIdwInp [bit 9] = 1 remote
QREMOTE
The operating mode is indicated at the QREMOTE block output.
QREMOTE = 0 local
QREMOTE = 1 remote
QdwState
The status word for WinCC flexible shows the switching command at [Bit 7]
and the SINAMICS status for remote control at [Bit 17].
QdwState [bit 7] = 0 command for local mode
QdwState [bit 7] = 1 command for remote mode
QdwState [bit 17] = 0 local
QdwState [bit 17] = 1 remote
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V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
Figure 4-12
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
L_RESET
L_MAN_ON
QSPSpeed
QrCuSpeed
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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4.6.6
Setpoint specification
Setpoint values can be interconnected at the inputs SP_Auto and SP_Man. If no
peripheral devices are connected, the block can be used in simulation mode. Input
SP_Sim is therefore switched active.
SP_Auto
The SP_Auto input is used to set the setpoint in the hexadecimal format.
Setpoints are assigned from 16#0000 to 16#4000.
SP_Man
The SP_Man input is used in manual mode to set the setpoint in the floating point
format. Setpoints are assigned from 0.0% to 100.0%.
SP_Sim
The SP_Sim input is used in simulation mode to set the setpoint in the floating
point format. Setpoints are assigned from 0.0% to 100.0%.
Depending on the mode, manual, automatic or simulation, one of the inputs

SP_Auto, SP_Man or SP_Sim is active.
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QSIM = 0 AND QMAN_AUT = 0
Input SP_Man active
QSIM = 0 AND QMAN_AUT = 1
Input SP_Auto active
QSIM = 1
Input SP_Sim active
V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
Figure 4-13
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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4.6.7
Specification of rotation direction

The rotation direction control occurs via an inverted setpoint value. A positive
setpoint value means rotation in a clockwise direction, if output QDirection has
been set.
LIOP_SEL
If the LIOP_SEL input is set, the rotation direction is determined via the control
input L_MAN_REVERSE.
If the LIOP_SEL input is not set, the mode is determined by the operator
(OP_dwCmd [Bit 2] and [Bit 3]).
L_MAN_REVERSE
The L_MAN_REVERSE input is only in effect if the LIOP_SEL input is set.

LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_ MAN_REVERSE = 0 clockwise at positive setpoint
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_ MAN_REVERSE = 1 counter- clockwise at positive
setpoint
OPdwCmd
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [bit 2] = 1 clockwise at positive setpoint
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [bit 3] = 1 counter-clockwise at positive
setpoint
Auto_REV
In automatic mode, the rotation direction is controlled via the Auto_REV input.
QMAN_OUT = 1 AND Auto_REV = 0 clockwise at positive setpoint
QMAN_OUT = 1 AND Auto_REV = 1 counter-clockwise at positive setpoint
SIdwInp
SIdwInp is used to evaluate the status word of SINAMICS G120 and set the
QDIRECTION output accordingly. For this, the status signal of SINAMICS G120
is negated in case of a positive setpoint.
SIdwInp [Bit 14] = 0
rotation direction counter-clockwise
SIdwInp [Bit 14] = 1
rotation direction clockwise
QDIRECTION
The current rotation direction is indicated at the QDIRECTION block output.
40
QDIRECTION = 0
rotation direction counter-clockwise
QDIRECTION = 1
rotation direction clockwise
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QdwState
The status word for WinCC indicates the switching command at [Bit 4] and the
SINAMICS status for the inversion of the rotational direction at [Bit 2].
command for clockwise
QdwState [Bit 6] = 1
command for counter-clockwise
status rotation direction counter-clockwise
status rotation direction clockwise
At WinCC faceplate the assignment of a negative setpoint is not intended.

Here the rotation direction must be changed with the Reverse button.
Note
V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
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Figure 4-14
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
L_AUT
L_REMOTE
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
QSPFrequency
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QOP_ENABLE
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
QFRREACH
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
SP_Auto
SP_Man
SP_Sim
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNMOTWARN
QBRAKE
QNMOTOV
QDIRECTION
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
4.6.8
Starting / stopping the motor

The switchover is influenced by other functions, e.g. the manual/automatic
switchover, local/remote switchover and Simulation.
LIOP_SEL
If the LIOP_SEL input is set, the motor is started via the control input
L_MAN_ON. If the LIOP_SEL input is not set, the motor is started
(OPdwCmd [Bit 1]) and stopped (OPdwCmd [Bit 0]) by the operator or is
controlled via the Auto_ON input in automatic mode.
L_MAN_ON
The L_MAN_ON input starts or stops the motor in simulation as well as
manual mode.
QSIM = 1 AND L_MAN_ON = 1 starting
QSIM = 1 AND L_MAN_ON = 0 stopping
QMAN_OUT = 0 AND L_MAN_ON = 0 stopping
QMAN_OUT = 0 AND L_MAN_ON = 1 starting
OPdwCmd
[Bit 0] and [bit 1] in the OPdwCmd control word are used for the operation in
WinCC Runtime.
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [bit 0] = 1 stopping
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OPdwCmd [Bit 1] = 1 starting
Auto_ON
The Auto_ON input starts or stops the motor in automatic mode.
QMAN_AUT = 1 AND Auto_ON = 1 starting
QMAN_AUT = 1 AND Auto_ON = 0 stopping
Current setpoint and actual value

At the following outputs, the current setpoint is indicated:
QSPCapacity
setpoint in percent
QSPFrequency
setpoint converter frequency
QSPSpeed
setpoint motor speed
At the following outputs, the current actual value is indicated:

QCuSpeed
Actual value in the hexadecimal format

from 16#0000 to 16#4000
QrCuCapacity
actual value in percent
QrCuFrequency
actual value (readback)
QrCuSpeed
actual motor speed
V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
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Figure 4-15
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
L_ENABLE
QPOWER_ON
QREADY_RUN
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
SP_Auto
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
4.6.9
Simulation On/Off
The frequency converter can be simulated by means of the Simulation ON mode.
This function is important, for example, if automatic functions are already to be
tested during the configuration phase, but a process interface does not yet exist.
Without feedback simulation, many automation functions (e.g. step sequences)
cannot be successfully performed, since the feedback signals are often required for
switching conditions in case of step sequences or for triggering error messages.
The SIdwInp input and the QSIdwCmd output is not evaluated in this mode.
LIOP_SEL
If the LIOP_SEL input is set, the simulation is switched on/off via the control
input L_SIM.
If the LIOP_SEL input is not set, the simulation is turned on or off by the
operator (OPdwCmd bit 20 and 21).
L_SIM
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_SIM = 0 simulation OFF
LIOP_SEL = 1 AND L_SIM = 1 simulation ON
SIM_nomFreq
At input SIM_nomFreq the simulated setpoint frequency can be configured. It
is used for the calculation of the simulated value of the output.
SIM_nomSpeed
At input SIM_nomSpeed the simulated setpoint frequency can be configured.
It is used for the calculation of the simulated value of the output.
OPdwCmd
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OP_dwCmd [bit 20] = 1 simulation ON
LIOP_SEL = 0 AND OP_dwCmd [bit 21] = 1 simulation OFF
QSIM
The operating mode is indicated at the QSIM block output.
QSIM = 0 Simulation OFF
QSIM = 1 simulation ON
QdwState
The current Simulation mode is indicated in the status word by means of
Bit 10.
QdwState [bit 18] = 0 simulation OFF
QdwState [bit 18] = 1 simulation ON
V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
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Figure 4-16
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
L_AUT
L_REMOTE
L_SIM
L_RESET
L_MAN_ON
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
QSPFrequency
QrCuFrequency
QSPSpeed
QrCuSpeed
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QCuSpeed
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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V 1.00, Entry ID: 36435784
4.6.10
Display and reset the interlock

Blocks that influence the plant process as actuators (e.g. valves, pumps,
controllers etc.) usually have signals for the interlock function (INTERLOCK).
If the interlock condition of a block is active, the specific function of the block (e.g.
open valve, switch on motor etc.) cannot be implemented.
If the actual block function is already active (e.g. motor on) and then the interlock
condition applies, the actual block function is deactivated (e.g. motor switched off).
This function is used to avoid critical plant conditions.
LOCK
The input signal LOCK includes the interlock condition. If the interlock is
pending, the actual block function cannot be performed.
LOCK = 0 interlock not pending
LOCK = 1 interlock pending
L_RESET
On a positive edge at the L_RESET input, the QLOCK output is reset.
OPdwCmd
If the RESET button in the faceplate of the block type is applied, Bit 24 of the
control word OPdwCmd is set. The controller evaluates this bit and resets the
QLOCK output.
QLOCK
The QLOCK output signal is set if the LOCK input is active.
QLOCK = 1 Error interlock active
QLOCK = 0 Error interlock not active
QdwState
The states Interlock condition active (LOCK=1) and Interlock error
(QLOCK=1) are indicated in the status word by Bits 26 and 27.
QdwState [bit 27] = 1 LOCK = 1 (interlock condition active)
QdwState [bit 26] = 1 QLOCK = 1 (error interlock active)
Note
With the LOCK signal the OFF2 command is sent (OFF2 pulse inhibit, drive
spins out). If the lock is no longer pending, the drive cannot be switched on until
a stop signal is pending.
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Figure 4-17
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
LIOP_SEL
QCuSpeed
QSPCapacity
QrCuCapacity
L_AUT
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
L_RESET
QSPSpeed
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QPOWER_ON
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
INSTANCE
QLOCK
RESTART
VISIBILITY
QERR_CON
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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External error
With the error signal the OFF3 command is sent to the SINAMICS G120 (OFF3
fast stop, stopping with shortest deceleration time). If the error is no longer
pending, the drive cannot be switched on until a stop signal is active.
ERR_EXTERN
The input signal LOCK includes the interlock condition. If the interlock is pending,
the actual block function cannot be performed.
ERR_EXTERN = 0 no error
ERR_EXTERN = 1 error pending
QERR
The interlock is indicated at the QERR output.

QERR = 0 no error pending
QERR = 1 error pending
QdwState
The error is transferred to WinCC with [Bit 15] of the status word.
QdwState [bit 24] = 0 no error pending
QdwState [bit 24] = 1 error pending
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Figure 4-18
SinaG120 (FB 680)

EN
SIdwInp
LOCK
ERR_EXTERN
QSPCapacity
LIOP_SEL
L_AUT
QrCuCapacity
QSPFrequency
L_REMOTE
QrCuFrequency
L_SIM
QSPSpeed
L_RESET
QrCuSpeed
L_MAN_ON
QPOWER_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
QREADY_RUN
L_ENABLE
QOP_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
QFAULT
L_RFG_FREE
QNOFF2
L_SP_EN
QNOFF3
L_SP_VALID
QSLOCK
OFF2
QWARN
OFF3
QSPREACH
Auto_ON
Auto_REV
QdwState
QSIdwCmd
QCuSpeed
QFRREACH
QNMOTWARN
SP_Auto
QBRAKE
SP_Man
QNMOTOV
SP_Sim
QDIRECTION
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
DPV1_ID
DPV1_READ
INSTANCE
RESTART
QNCONOV
QMAN_AUT
QREMOTE
QSIM
QLOCK
QERR_CON
VISIBILITY
QERR
OPdwCmd
QERR_EXT
DPV1_RW_ERROR
DPV1_VOLTAGE
DPV1_POWER
DPV1_FREQUENCY
DPV1_SPEED
DPV1_ERROR1
DPV1_ERROR2
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE1
DPV1_ERROR_VALUE2
DPV1_FNumR
DPV1_FNumW
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
QwAlarm
ENO
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Configuration and Settings
Here you can learn about

how the faceplates of this application are structured. This information is necessary
if you wish to design the faceplates according to your needs.
Principle of layer technique
The principle of layer technology was used for the faceplates of this application.
The layer technology enables differentiated editing of the faceplate objects.
The faceplate editor as well as the picture editor have 32 layers, however, the
layers of the faceplate are only available within the faceplate editor. After adding a
faceplate from the library into the picture editor (creating a faceplate instance) it, as
well as any other picture object, can only be assigned a layer within the picture
editor.
However, the offset in depth within the faceplate remains.
Offset in depth structure

Objects of layer 0 are in the background of the pictures, objects of layer 31 are
in the front. The objects of a single layer are also arranged hierarchically. When
creating a picture or a faceplate the first added object is placed at the back within
the layer. Each further object is added one position further to the front. Within a
layer you can also move the objects to the front and to the back.
Editing faceplates
Changes at the faceplates can be performed at a central location.
There are two options to change a faceplate and its instances:
Changing the faceplate via an instance (location of usage)

Select the faceplate in the workspace of the picture editor and select the
command Faceplates > Edit faceplate via the menu bar. Alternatively the
command Edit faceplate can also be selected via the context menu of the
instance.
Changing the faceplate in the library

Open the project library and select the faceplate. Via the context menu of the
faceplate you select the command Edit faceplate.
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Working with layers

One of the 32 layers is always active. When inserting objects into a picture or a
faceplate they are by default assigned to the active layer. The number of the active
layer is displayed in the Layer toolbar and in the properties window of the screen,
the active layer is highlighted in color.
Figure 5-19
When opening a picture or a faceplate all 32 layers are always displayed. In the
symbol bar "layer" you can hide all layers except the active layer. You then
specifically edit the objects of the active layer.
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5.1
Configuring the faceplate window

The faceplate window is divided into several layers. Since neither the layers of a
faceplate nor the layers of a picture can be accessed during runtime, the
application uses the animation type Visibility of each object. For this purpose, the
Visibility property is connected in the faceplates.
5.1.1
Layer 0 frames
Layer 0 contains all important objects required for displaying the faceplate
window. These objects represent the faceplate window frame.
Figure 5-20
The following different display types exist:
Open
Close
Minimize
Maximize
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Open and maximize

The display types open and maximize do not differ in layer 0, the full faceplate
window is always displayed.
When opening, layer 1 (tab 1) is always additionally displayed, when
maximizing, the tab last active (layer 1, layer 2, layer 3, layer 4 or layer 5)
is displayed.
All objects of layer 0, apart from the title bar, have the following settings for
visibility:
Table 5-33
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
Visible
from 1 to 127
The following table shows the status of the Visibility tag when opening the
faceplate window.
Table 5-34
Bit
Value
Note
When clicking the faceplate icon, the Visibility tag is always loaded with value
1. This results in the respective faceplate window being displayed with tab 1.
The following table shows the status of the Visibility tag when maximizing the
faceplate window. Depending which tab was selected before minimizing, one of
the bits will be 0 .. 4 when maximizing Bit 7 must not be set.
Table 5-35
54
Bit
Value
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Minimize
Display type minimize only shows the title bar of the faceplate window and
reveals the picture objects at the back.
Figure 5-21
All objects of the title bar have the following settings for the visibility:
Table 5-36
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
hidden
from 0 to 0
The following table shows the status of the Visibility tag when minimizing the
faceplate window. If Bit 7 has been set, only the title bar of the faceplate window
is displayed irrespective of the remaining status.
Table 5-37
Bit
Value
Close
The display type close hides all objects of the picture window.
The following table shows the status of the Visibility tag when closing the
faceplate window.
Table 5-38
Bit
Value
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5.1.2
Layer 1 tab 1
The following figure shows layer 0 and layer 1.
Figure 5-22
All layer 1 objects have the following settings for the visibility:
Table 5-39
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
Visible
from 1 to 1
The following table shows the status of the Visibility tag when displaying layer 1
(tab 1) of the faceplate window.
Table 5-40
56
Bit
Value
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5.1.3
Layer 2 tab 2
Table 5-41
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
Visible
from 2 to 2
Table 5-42
Bit
Value
5.1.4
Layer 3 tab 3
Table 5-43
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
Visible
Von 4 bis 4
Table 5-44
Bit
Value
5.1.5
Layer 4 tab 4
Table 5-45
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
Visible
from 8 to 8
Table 5-46
Bit
Value
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5.1.6
Layer 5 tab 5
Table 5-47
Tag
State
Visibility
Range
Visible
from 16 to 16
Table 5-48
7
Value
Bit
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how to integrate the STEP 7 block SinaG120 (FB 680) and the respective
WinCC flexible faceplates into an empty or existing project.
This example uses the non-interconnected STEP 7 block, the SinaG120Icon
faceplate icon and the SinaG120 faceplate window.
The process connection was configured for Industrial Ethernet. Adjust the
settings for CPU, HMI station and PG/PC-interface on demand.
ATTENTION
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6.1
Configuring the STEP 7 block

Table 6-49
Step
60
Description
1.
Creating a new project
Create a new STEP 7 project with an S7 controller and an HMI station

(WinCC flexible), or open an existing project.
If you are using an existing project, it is advisable to create a backup

before performing the following steps.
2.
Insert blocks
Open the project of this application with the SIMATIC Manager.
Copy the FB680 block to the respective directory of the S7 program.
The block uses the standard blocks RDREC (SFB52) and WRREC
(SFB53), which also need to be added to the project.
If you are using a new project, also insert the OB1 calling block and the
DB680 instance data block into your project.
3.
Supplementing the icon table
If the project is empty, copy the icon table of the application to the
relevant directory of the S7 program.
Should you use an existing project, the complete the existing icon table
with the entries of the application.
4.
Calling the blocks
When using an existing project you must integrate the FB680 block into
the cycle of the PLC. The necessary instance data block is then
automatically generated.
5.
Check block consistency
Check the block consistency via the context menu of the block container
with the Check block consistency command.
6.
Commissioning the hardware
Integrate the SINAMICS G120 into HW Config:
Activate the Ethernet interface of the CPU and assign a new

Ethernet address.
Connect a SINAMICS G120 to PROFINET (available in the catalog

at PROFINET-IO > Drives > SINAMICS > SINAMICS G120)
and assign an Ethernet address.
Insert the Standard Telegram 1.
For the input and output address select the range from 256
onward. Enter these addresses also in the OB1 when calling the
SinaG120 (FB680):
SIdwInp: PED256
QSIdwCmd: PAD256
Open the object properties of SINAMICS and assign 8186 (1FFA)

as diagnostic address. Also enter this diagnostic address in the OB1
when calling SinaG120 (FB680) in hexadecimal format:
DPV1_ID: DW#16#1FFA
Save and compile the HW Config and download it to the controller.
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Configuration of the WinCC flexible faceplates
Table 6-50
Step
Instruction
1.
Open object
Open the WinCC flexible project via the context menu of the SIMATIC Manager.
2.
Selecting the library
Open the picture Screen_1.
Select the project library in the Tools window.
3.
Create new library
Via the context menu Library > New library select the dialog to create a global
library.
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Step
4.
Instruction
Creating a global library
Create a new global library in a folder of your choice.
Note
A global file library can be accessed from several configuration computers. It is thus advisable
to store the library on a network drive with shared access.
5.
62
Integrating the global file library
Open your WinCC flexible project.
Select the project library in the Tools window.
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Instruction
6.
Creating the project library
Open the previously created global library in your project.
7.
Integrating the faceplates
Within the library you select the SINAG120 category.
Move the faceplate objects included in this category to your project using drag & drop.
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Step
8.
Instruction
Integrating the messages and tags
Drag the SinaG120Alarms messages to the Messages > Bit messages folder and the
tags SinaG120Tags to the Communication > Tags folder via Drag&Drop.
Attention:
The message numbers of this application occupy the number range starting at 10001.
Check your existing before integrating the messages and enable this area if necessary.
Furthermore, check the symbolic connection of the tags and restore it, if necessary.
9.
64
Interconnecting the faceplates
Interconnect the dynamic properties of the faceplate window. Further information is

available in chapter 4.2.
Interconnect the static properties of the faceplate window. Further information is available
in chapter 4.3.
Interconnect the dynamic properties of the faceplate icon. Further information is available
in chapter 4.4 .
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how to operate the faceplates in WinCC flexible and which options the blocks
provide to engage in the process.
7.1
Faceplate icon
Figure 7-23
The faceplate icon has the following properties:
simplified status display
opens the respective faceplate via mouse-click
contains no language-dependent objects
The faceplate icon offers the following functionality:
Displayed operating states:
State on/off
State local/remote
Manual/automatic mode
Simulation feedback
Interlock
Rotation direction and speed
Displayed errors:
Operation:
Note
General error
calling up the assigned faceplate window
The faceplate icon displays the rotational speed (actual value) of the motor in the
unit %. For clockwise motor motion the sign is positive (+), for counterclockwise motor motion it is negative (-) accordingly.
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The following illustration shows the possible operating modes:

Table 7-51
Operating
mode
QdwState
Icon
Blinking
Off
Bit 0 = 1
No
On
Bit 2 = 1
No
Error
Bit 24 = 1
Yes
The following table shows the possible status displays:

Table 7-52
State
Icon
Local
Remote
Manual
Automatic
Simulation ON
Simulation OFF
Interlock OFF
Interlock ON
interlock triggered
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7.2
Faceplate window
The faceplate window has the following properties:
tab selection (also via the controller)
open, close, minimize, maximize (also via the controller)
detailed status display
provides the option of engaging in the process
contains language-dependent objects (German/English)
shows relevant messages (filtered)
enables changes for service staff (protected call)
Overview
Figure 7-24
In this view you can perform the following actions:
display of SINAMICS G120 status information
switchover between local (operation at the device) and remote (operation at

the visualization system)
switchover manual/automatic mode
setpoint specification, setpoint inversion
start/stop drive
resetting of error states
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The following illustration shows the possible operating modes:

Table 7-53
Operating
mode
QdwState
Icon
Blinking
On
Bit 0 = 1
No
Off
Bit 2 = 1
No
Error
Bit 24 = 1
Yes

Table 7-54
State
68
Icon
Off
Icon
On
Blinking
Simulation
No
State
No
Direction of rotation
No
Operating mode
No
Controlling
No
Maximal frequency
reached
No
DC break
No
ON lock
No
Warning
No
Error
No
OFF 2
No
OFF 3
No
Converter overload
No
Mot. overload
No
External error
No
Error interlock
No
General error
No
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Messages
Figure 7-25
Display of block-related alarms and messages.
Acknowledgement of alarms.
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Trends
Figure 7-26
70
Display the setpoint value in %
Display the actual value in %
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Data
Figure 7-27
Note
Display the setpoint motor values
Display the error values of SINAMICS G120
There is only a read access to the values of this tab.
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Service
Figure 7-28
The Service tab is protected and requires the authorization of the

Service group for the selection.
ATTENTION
The default user is Service and the default password 100.

If you create a new instance of the faceplate window and do not
interconnect the Service property, the Service tab has no access
protection.
switchover between simulation / real process mode. (Remote mode is

required)

Table 7-55
State
Icon Off
Icon On
Simulation
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Block Connectors
Block Connectors
8.1
Input parameters
Table 8-56
Parameter
Data type
Default setting
Description
EN
BOOL
FALSE
Enable
SIdwInp
DWORD
DW#16#0
Status word SINAMICS G120
LOCK
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Interlock pending
ERR_EXTERN
BOOL
FALSE
1 = External error
LIOP_SEL
BOOL
FALSE
0= Operator, 1= Interconnection
L_AUT
BOOL
FALSE
0= Manual, 1= Automatic
L_REMOTE
BOOL
FALSE
0= Local, 1= Remote
L_SIM
BOOL
FALSE
0 = Process, 1 = Simulation
L_RESET
BOOL
FALSE
Error reset (positive edge)
BOOL
FALSE
0= OFF 1 = ON
(SINAMICS G120 Cmd-Bit [0])
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Setpoint inversion
BOOL
TRUE
1 = Enable operation
(SINAMICS G120 Cmd Bit [3])
BOOL
TRUE
1 = RFG condition
BOOL
TRUE
1 = RFG enable
BOOL
TRUE
1 = Setpoint enable
BOOL
TRUE
1 = Setpoints valid
BOOL
TRUE
0 = OFF2 (pulse inhibit)

BOOL
TRUE
0 = OFF3 (fast stop)

Auto_ON
BOOL
FALSE
1= ON
Auto_REV
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Change rotation direction
SP_Auto
INT
Setpoint specification I/O
SP_Man
REAL
0.0
Setpoint specification, manual
L_MAN_ON
L_MAN_REVERSE
L_ENABLE
L_RFG_EN
L_RFG_FREE
L_SP_EN
L_SP_VALID
OFF2
OFF3
SP_Sim
REAL
0.0
Setpoint specification, simulation
REAL
0.0
Rated motor frequency

(simulation)
SIM_nomFreq
SIM_nomSpeed
REAL
0.0
Rated motor speed (simulation)
DPV1_ID
DWORD
DW#16#0
DP slave diagnostic address
DPV1_READ
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Acyclic data request
INSTANCE
STRING[16]
SinaG120_001
Filter attribute for messages,

labeling of title bar
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Block Connectors
Parameter
Data type
Default setting
Description
BOOL
FALSE
Initializing at restart
VISIBILITY
BYTE
B#16#0
Representation of
faceplate window
OPdwCmd
DWORD
DW#16#0
Control tag (HMI)
RESTART
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Block Connectors
8.2
Output parameters
Table 8-57
Parameter
Data type
Default setting
Description
QdwState
DWORD
DW#16#0
Status tag (HMI)
QSIdwCmd
DWORD
DW#16#0
Command word SINAMICS
QCuSpeed
WORD
W#16#0
Actual value I/O
QSPCapacity
REAL
0.0
Setpoint in percent
QrCuCapacity
REAL
0.0
Actual value in percent
QSPFrequency
REAL
0.0
Setpoint frequency
QrCuFrequency
REAL
0.0
Actual value frequency
QSPSpeed
REAL
0.0
Setpoint rotation speed
QrCuSpeed
REAL
0.0
Actual value rotation speed
QPOWER_ON
BOOL
FALSE
1=Stop (ready to run)

(SINAMICS G120 State Bit[0])
QREADY_RUN
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Ready to run
(SINAMICS G120 State Bit [1])
QOP_ENABLE
BOOL
FALSE
1=Run (operation enabled)

QFAULT
BOOL
FALSE
1= Fault
QNOFF2
BOOL
FALSE
0=OFF2 Command pending

QNOFF3
BOOL
FALSE
0=OFF3 Command pending

QSLOCK
BOOL
FALSE
6 = Switch-on locking
QWARN
BOOL
FALSE
1= Warning
QSPREACH
BOOL
FALSE
1=No setpoint/actual deviation

QFRREACH
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Setpoint frequency reached

QNMOTWARN
BOOL
FALSE
0=Motor power limit reached

QBRAKE
BOOL
FALSE
0 = Motor break
QNMOTOV
BOOL
FALSE
0 = Motor overload
QDIRECTION
BOOL
FALSE
0= cclock1=clockwise
QNCONOV
BOOL
FALSE
0 = Converter overload
QMAN_AUT
BOOL
FALSE
0= Manual, 1= Automatic
QREMOTE
BOOL
FALSE
0= Local, 1= Remote
QSIM
BOOL
FALSE
0 = Process, 1 = Simulation
QLOCK
BOOL
FALSE
1= Interlock error
QERR_CON
BOOL
FALSE
1= Connection error to MM
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Block Connectors
Parameter
76
Data type
Default setting
Description
QERR
BOOL
FALSE
1 = Error
QERR_EXT
BOOL
FALSE
1 = External error
DPV1_RW_ERROR
BOOL
FALSE
1= Write/read error
DPV1_VOLTAGE
INT
Setpoint voltage of the motor
DPV1_POWER
REAL
0.0
Setpoint output of the motor
DPV1_FREQUENCY
REAL
0.0
Setpoint frequency of the motor
DPV1_SPEED
INT
Setpoint speed of the motor
DPV1_ERROR1
INT
Actual error number 1
DPV1_ERROR2
INT
Actual error number 2
DPV1_ERROR
_VALUE1
INT
Actual error value 1
DPV1_ERROR
_VALUE2
INT
Actual error value 2
DPV1_FNumR
DWORD
DW#16#0
Read status
DPV1_FNumW
DWORD
DW#16#0
Write status
DPV1_CURRENT_LIM
REAL
0.0
Current limit
DPV1_CURRENT_SET
REAL
0.0
Actual value current
QwAlarm
WORD
W#16#0
Alarm tag
ENO
BOOL
FALSE
Enable
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Further Information
Further Information
Further blocks for this application
This document is part of an application which describes further technological

blocks. Within the framework of this application, the number of technology blocks is
successively expanded.
The following table shows the roadmap:
Table 9-58
Block
MOTOR
Description
Visualization and operation of a motor with fixed speed and rotational
direction
VALVE
Visualization and operation of a binary valve
DIGITAL
Visualization and operation of digital signals.
ANALOG
Visualization and operation of analog signals.
PIDCTRL
Visualization and operator control of a software-implemented PID controller

for regulating technical parameters with continuous input and output values.
MM4
Visualization and control of the frequency converter MICROMASTER 440
SIMODIR
Visualization and control of the SIMOCODE pro motor management system

as a direct starter.
SIMOREV
Visualization and control of the SIMOCODE pro motor management system

as a reversing starter.
SINAG120
Visualization and control of the SINAMICS G120 frequency converter.
Faceplates included in the scope of delivery of WinCC flexible

The WinCC flexible system library offers you ready-to-use faceplates. Further
information on the system library is available in the WinCC flexible information
system (online help) at:
Working with WinCC flexible > Creating pictures > Working with libraries >
Working with system libraries > Using system libraries.
In the "System library" link you also find a description of the faceplates of the
system library.
Faceplates for WinCC
Information on the structure of faceplates in WinCC is available in the following
entry:
Example blocks for STEP 7 and WinCC,
This entry uses the following software:
S7-SCL, CFC, STEP 7, WinCC
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Bibliography
10
Bibliography
The following list is by no means complete and only provides a selection of

appropriate sources.
Table 10-59
Topic
Title
Reference to this entry
\2\
Siemens I IA/DT
Customer Support
http://support.automation.siemens.com
\3\
WinCC flexible Getting

Started Advanced
\4\
Creating faceplates
\5\
Reference to software
and documentation on
frequency converter
SINAMICS G120
Software
\1\
SINAMICS G120 Function Manual

Control Units CU240E / CU240S List of Parameters:
Manual: Control Units CU240
Reading and writing of acyclic data
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Bibliography
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History
Table 11-60 History
Version
11.06.2010
Changes
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V1.0
Date
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Automation Solution ......................................................................................... 9

Basic Information ............................................................................................ 11

Functional Mechanisms .................................................................................. 13

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Configuration and Settings ............................................................................ 51

Configuring the faceplate window ...................................................... 53

Startup of the Application............................................................................... 59

Interfaces of the faceplate window..................................................... 13

Configuring the STEP 7 block ............................................................ 60

Operating the Application............................................................................... 65

Faceplate icon .................................................................................... 65

Block Connectors ............................................................................................ 73

Input parameters ................................................................................ 73

Further Information ......................................................................................... 77

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Changes from a central location

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Reuse in other projects

Reducing the workload for the configuration

Description of the automation task

Rotation direction switchover

Manual / Automatic mode

Local / Remote mode

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The following operating modes of the frequency converter are displayed:

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Hardware and software components used

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PC to configure the controller and

This block was developed specifically for the

STEP 7 V5.4 SP5

WinCC flexible 2008 SP1

STARTER V4.1 SP5

Required for the

Example files and projects

This zip file contains the STEP 7

All documents for this application.

Changes from a central location

Reuse in other projects

Reducing the workload for the configuration

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Interfaces of the faceplate window

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The interface of a faceplate generally differentiates between dynamic and static

Dynamic properties of the faceplate window

Selecting the individual tabs

Triggering the acyclic read services (selection of tab 1 and 4)

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DB 680 DBB 160

Cyclic for usage