TM 1703 Acp CP-6003 - CPC65

TM 1703 ACP
CP-6003/CPC65
System Element Manual
© 2006 by Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Österreich

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Identification CP-6003_CPC65.102
Version.Revision 1.02
Issuing date 20.07.2006
This document is applicable to the following product(s):
CP-6003/CPC65 CP-6003 [GC6-003--] + CPC65 Rev. 07.01 and higher

CP-6003 [GC6-003-A] + CPC65 Rev. 07.01 and higher
Note
In this document, for easy readability, is named as follows:
CP-6003 [GC6-003--] as CP-6003
CP-6003 [GC6-003-A] as CP-6003-A
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Introduction ........................................................................................................1-1
1.1. Purpose ....................................................................................................................................1-1
1.2. Application................................................................................................................................1-1
1.3. Target Group and Safety Instructions ......................................................................................1-2
1.4. Overview ..................................................................................................................................1-3
1.5. Architecture ..............................................................................................................................1-4
1.5.1. Mechanics.........................................................................................................................1-4
1.5.2. Ax 1703 Peripheral Bus....................................................................................................1-5
1.6. Further Documents...................................................................................................................1-6
2. Configurations ...................................................................................................2-1
2.1. Master Control Element............................................................................................................2-1
2.2. Peripheral Elements .................................................................................................................2-3
2.2.1. TM 1703 ACP Peripheral Elements .................................................................................2-3
2.2.2. AM 1703 Peripheral Elements..........................................................................................2-3
2.3. Protocol Elements ....................................................................................................................2-4
3. Master Control Element CP-6003/CPC65 .........................................................3-1

3.1. Features and Functions ...........................................................................................................3-1
3.2. Engineering ..............................................................................................................................3-2
3.3. Block Diagram ..........................................................................................................................3-3
3.3.1. CP-6003-A ........................................................................................................................3-3
3.3.2. CP-6003............................................................................................................................3-4
3.4. View..........................................................................................................................................3-5
3.4.1. CP-6003-A ........................................................................................................................3-5
3.4.2. CP-6003............................................................................................................................3-5
3.5. Technical Specifications...........................................................................................................3-6
3.5.1. CP-6003-A ........................................................................................................................3-6
3.5.2. CP-6003............................................................................................................................3-9
3.6. Front Panel.............................................................................................................................3-12
3.6.1. CP-6003-A ......................................................................................................................3-12
3.6.2. CP-6003..........................................................................................................................3-13
3.7. Pin Assignment ......................................................................................................................3-14
3.7.1. CP-6003-A ......................................................................................................................3-14
3.7.2. CP-6003..........................................................................................................................3-16
4. System Components .........................................................................................4-1

4.1. System Elements .....................................................................................................................4-1
4.1.1. Master Control Module .....................................................................................................4-1
4.1.2. Serial Interface Module.....................................................................................................4-2
4.2. Accessories ..............................................................................................................................4-4
4.2.1. Bus Interface.....................................................................................................................4-4
4.2.2. Cable ................................................................................................................................4-5
4.2.3. Flash Card ........................................................................................................................4-6
A. Flash Card Handling ......................................................................................... A-1

A.1. Inserting Flash Card ................................................................................................................ A-2
A.2. Withdrawing Flash Card .......................................................................................................... A-3
B. System-Technical Parameter........................................................................... B-1

B.1. AU common settings ............................................................................................................... B-1
B.2. AU common settings | Settings for type identification | TI 32 Step position information......... B-1
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B.3. AU common settings | Settings for type identification | TI 34 Measured value, normalized value
................................................................................................................................................. B-1
B.4. AU common settings | Settings for type identification | TI 35 Measured value, scaled value . B-2
B.5. AU common settings | Settings for type identification | TI 36 Measured value, short floating pt.
number..................................................................................................................................... B-2
B.6. BSE common settings ............................................................................................................. B-2
B.7. BSE common settings | Memory sharing ................................................................................ B-2
B.8. BSE common settings | Memory sharing | Communication .................................................... B-3
B.9. Communication | Common settings......................................................................................... B-3
B.10. Communication | PRE0 | Advanced settings........................................................................... B-4
B.11. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Check command......................................... B-4
B.12. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Command delay supervision ...................... B-4
B.13. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Monitoring ACTCON................................... B-4
B.14. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Options ....................................................... B-5
B.15. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Transmission with/without timetag ............. B-5
B.16. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Variable elements of the message ............. B-6
B.21. Communication | PRE1 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Options ....................................................... B-7
B.22. Communication | PRE1 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Transmission with/without timetag ............. B-7
B.23. Communication | PRE1 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Variable elements of the message ............. B-8
B.28. Communication | PRE2 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Options ..................................................... B-10
B.29. Communication | PRE2 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Transmission with/without timetag ........... B-10
B.30. Communication | PRE2 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Variable elements of the message ........... B-11
B.31. Communication | PRE3 | Advanced settings......................................................................... B-11
B.32. Communication | PRE3 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Check command....................................... B-12
B.33. Communication | PRE3 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Command delay supervision .................... B-12
B.34. Communication | PRE3 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Monitoring ACTCON................................. B-12
B.35. Communication | PRE3 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Options ..................................................... B-12
B.36. Communication | PRE3 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Transmission with/without timetag ........... B-12
B.37. Communication | PRE3 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Variable elements of the message ........... B-13
B.38. Stand-by transmission line .................................................................................................... B-14
B.39. Time management | Common settings.................................................................................. B-14
B.40. Time management | Daylight saving time ............................................................................. B-14
B.41. Time management | Daylight saving time | Daylight saving time rule ................................... B-15
B.42. Time management | Time zone............................................................................................. B-16
B.43. decentral archiving ................................................................................................................ B-18
C. Process-Technical Parameter ..........................................................................C-1

C.1. Communication control message ............................................................................................C-1
C.2. Decentral archiving ..................................................................................................................C-2
C.3. Error message detailed diagnostics table ...............................................................................C-4
C.4. Error message sum diagnostics table .....................................................................................C-5
C.5. Protocol element control message ..........................................................................................C-7
C.6. Protocol element return information message.........................................................................C-8
D. Diagnostics Information ...................................................................................D-1

D.1. Class Internal...........................................................................................................................D-1
D.1.1. Class Internal - Record 0 : Operating system..................................................................D-1
D.1.2. Class Internal - Record 1 : Basic system.........................................................................D-1
D.1.3. Class Internal - Record 2 : Time management................................................................D-2
D.1.4. Class Internal - Record 3 : Basic system.........................................................................D-2
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D.1.5. Class Internal - Record 10 : Communication "FIFO of message with process information"
......................................................................................................................................... D-2
D.1.6. Class Internal - Record 11 : Error communication "FIFO of message with system
information broadcast"..................................................................................................... D-2
D.1.7. Class Internal - Record 12 : Error communication "FIFO of message with system
information "..................................................................................................................... D-2
D.1.8. Class Internal - Record 13 : Communication, parameter ................................................ D-3
D.1.9. Class Internal - Record 15 : Communication................................................................... D-3
D.1.10. Class Internal - Record 16 : Communication................................................................... D-3
D.1.11. Class Internal - Record 18 : Decentral archive................................................................ D-3
D.1.12. Class Internal - Record 19 : Protocol control, parameter ................................................ D-4
D.1.13. Class Internal - Record 20 : Open/closed loop control function, parameter ................... D-4
D.1.14. Class Internal - Record 21 : Open/closed loop control function ...................................... D-4
D.1.15. Class Internal - Record 22 : Activation of peripheral elements ....................................... D-4
D.1.16. Class Internal - Record 25 : Synchronization function for command procedure............. D-5
D.2. Class External ......................................................................................................................... D-5
D.2.1. Class External - Record 0 : Time synchronisation .......................................................... D-5
D.2.2. Class External - Record 1 : Open/Closed loop control function, external fault from
application program ......................................................................................................... D-5
D.2.3. Class External - Record 2 : Open/Closed loop control function, external fault from
application program ......................................................................................................... D-5
D.3. Class Test ............................................................................................................................... D-6
D.3.1. Class Test - Record 0 : Operating and basic system ...................................................... D-6
D.3.2. Class Test - Record 1 : Open/closed loop control function ............................................. D-6
D.3.3. Class Test - Record 2 : Open/closed loop control function, fast task.............................. D-6
D.3.4. Class Test - Record 3 : Open/closed loop control function, task .................................... D-7
D.3.5. Class Test - Record 4 : Open/closed loop control function, slow task ............................ D-7
D.4. Class Warning ......................................................................................................................... D-7
D.4.1. Class Warning - Record 0 : Operating and basic system ............................................... D-7
D.4.2. Class Warning - Record 1 : Time synchronisation .......................................................... D-7
D.4.3. Class Warning - Record 2 : Open/Closed loop control function, warning from application
program ........................................................................................................................... D-8
program ........................................................................................................................... D-8
D.4.5. Class Warning - Record 4 : Open/closed loop control function, commands according to
IEC 60870-5-101/104 ...................................................................................................... D-9
D.4.6. Class Warning - Record 5 : Communication, parameter................................................. D-9
D.4.7. Class Warning - Record 6 : Communication and decentral archive................................ D-9
D.4.8. Class Warning - Record 7 : Open/Closed loop control function...................................... D-9
D.4.9. Class Warning - Record 8 : Communication, test command ........................................ D-10
D.5. Class Board breakdown ........................................................................................................ D-10
D.5.1. Class Board breakdown - Record 1 : Master control unit.............................................. D-10
D.5.2. Class Board breakdown - Record 2 : Peripheral element ............................................. D-10
D.5.3. Class Board breakdown - Record 10 : Protocol element .............................................. D-11
D.6. Class Startup......................................................................................................................... D-11
D.6.1. Class Startup - Record 0 : Startup ................................................................................ D-11
E. Reader´s Reactions .......................................................................................... E-1
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Introduction
1. Introduction
1.1. Purpose
This manual describes the function and the manner of working of the system element CP-6003/CPC65
(system functions, processing and communication) and essentially contains
• Functional descriptions
• Technical specifications
• Interface descriptions to other system elements
• Possible configurations
1.2. Application
The system element CP-6003/CPC65 is used in automation units of the system TM 1703 ACP. It is
deployed in the field of telecontrol and automation.
Product TM 1703 ACP

System element type master control element
consists of a module CP-6003 with firmware CPC65
can be used in TM 1703 ACP
Engineering SAT TOOLBOX II with OPM II
Mechanics compact metal housing
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Introduction
1.3. Target Group and Safety Instructions
The document you are reading right now is addressed to users, who are in charge of the following
engineering tasks:
• Conceptual activities, as for example design and configuration
• Creation of the assembly technical documentation using the designated engineering tools
• System parameterization and system diagnostic, using the designated engineering tools
• Technical system maintenance
Above applies, as far as these tasks do not involve manipulations of the hardware.
Manipulating the hardware itself, as for example "unplugging" and "plugging" printed circuit boards
and modules, or working on terminals and/or connectors – for instance when applying changes to the
wiring – are – also if they are an issue in the context of configuration, parameterization and diagnostic –
not subject of this document.
For activities, which comprise hardware manipulations, it is essential to pay attention to

the appropriate safety instructions and to strictly adhere to the appropriate safety
regulations.
Instructions and regulations are also stated in installation manuals or manuals which
deal with hardware installation and other hardware manipulations.
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Introduction
1.4. Overview
Master control element with:

• up to 4 communication interfaces via installable SM-25xx serial interface modules: serial (end-end,
multi-point, dial-up traffic), LAN/WAN (Ethernet), Profibus-DP
• communication with up to 16 TM 1703 ACP peripheral elements based on PE-640x, via the serial
Ax 1703 peripheral bus
• open-/closed-loop control functions, freely definable with CAEx plus, IEC 61131-3 compliant
• local and remote engineering, diagnostic, and test using SAT TOOLBOX II
• data are kept on a Flash Card for Plug&Play module exchange
• function and failure indication via LED
• supply voltage 24VDC .. 60VDC

Introduction
1.5. Architecture
A TM 1703 ACP system consists of a master control element, up to maximum 4 bus interface modules
(electrical and/or optical) and uo to 16 peripheral elements.
A peripheral element consists of a power supply module, a peripheral control module and up to
8 I/O modules. The modules are mounted on a TS35 rail (DIN rail).
Optional the master control element can be configured with up to 2 serial interface modules (SIM) for
the communication with other automation units or control systems.
1.5.1. Mechanics
Compact metal housing for DIN rail mounting.
Pic 1-1 Master control element / housing

Introduction
1.5.2. Ax 1703 Peripheral Bus
The master control element operates as bus master one electrical Ax 1703 peripheral bus which can be
operated with either 16Mbps or 4Mbps. This bus is available on different connectors:
Type Interface Number Baud Rate Number of Peripheral Elements

CP-6003-A USB / series A, 4-pin 2 up to 2
RJ45 8-pin 1 16Mbps up to 16
or
D-SUB 9-pin 1 4Mbps up to 16
CP-6003 D-SUB 9-pin 1 up to 16
USB- and patch cables, by means of those the connection between master control element and bus
interface is set up, may be maximum 3m long each.
The address of the peripheral elements on the Ax 1703 peripheral bus is determined in
SAT TOOLBOX II, when defining the Ax 1703 peripheral bus configuration. The same address will be
set on the peripheral elements.

Introduction
1.6. Further Documents
System Data Sheet TM 1703 ACP MC6-007-1

ACP 1703 Common Functions System and Basic System Elements DC0-015-1
ACP 1703 • Ax 1703 Common Functions Protocol Elements DC0-023-1
ACP 1703 Platforms Configuration Automation Units and Automation Networks DC0-021-1
System Element Manual PE-640x/TCIO65 DC6-006-1
System Element Manual PE-640x/USIO65 DC6-011-1
Data Sheet CM-0842 MC0-021-1
Data Sheet SM-2541/PROTOCOL MC0-001-1
Data Sheet SM-x551/PROTOCOL MC0-003-1
Data Sheet SM-25x6/PROTOCOL MC0-029-1
Data Sheet SM-2542/ET01 MA0-049-1
Data Sheet SM-25x4/ET02 MC0-005-1
Data Sheet SM-2545/DPM00 MC0-007-1

Configurations
2. Configurations
For the process input and output up to 16 peripheral elements are connected with the master control
element via the serial Ax 1703 peripheral bus and via bus interfaces. Several bus interfaces are
available:
Type Designation Connection Number of Peripheral Elements

--- Ax-PE 2x USB on CP-6003-A electrical up to 2
CM-0843 Bus Interface Ax-PE 4x USB electrical up to 16
CM-0842 Bus Interface Ax-PE 4x optical fibre optical up to 16
CM-6830 1) Bus Interface Ax-PE 7x USB electrical up to 14
1) CM-6830 is listed above for compatibility reasons with "older" configurations.
Preferred types are CM-0843 and CM-0842.
Configurations with CM-0843, CM-0842 and CM-6830 can be found in the TM 1703 ACP data sheet
and in the bus interfaces data sheets (see 1.6, Further Documents).
2.1. Master Control Element
Master Control Element Configuration Designation

CP-6003/CPC65 Processing & Communication required
CM-0843 1), CM-0842 1), CM-6830 Bus Interface Ax-PE optional
SM-2541, SM-2542, SM-2554, SM-2545, Serial Interface Modules (SIM) optional
SM-2551, SM-2556
SM-2556 with SM-0551
1) CP-6003-A: Standard Patch Cable RJ45 Cat5 3m max. (e.g. T41-252--)
CP-6003: Ax-Bus Patch Cable DSUB to RJ45 3m Cat5 (TC6-220--)

Configurations
Permissible configuration variants are listed below (supplying power to a time signal receiver or a
modem has not been taken into account):
CP-6003-A
Variant 1) SIM0 SIM1 Number of CM-6830 Ambient Conditions

(Air Temperature)
1 SM-2551 0 -20 .. +70 °C
2 SM-2551 SM-2551 0 -20 .. +70 °C
3 SM-2551 SM-2545 0 -20 .. +70 °C
4 SM-2556 0 -20 .. +70 °C

5 SM-2556 with SM-0551 0 -20 .. +70 °C
6 SM-2556 SM-2551 0 -20 .. +70 °C
7 SM-2556 with SM-0551 SM-2551 0 -20 .. +70 °C
8 SM-2556 SM-2545 0 -20 .. +70 °C
9 SM-2556 with SM-0551 SM-2545 0 -20 .. +70 °C
10 2) SM-2556 SM-2556 0 -20 .. +70 °C

11 2) SM-2556 with SM-0551 SM-2556 0 -20 .. +70 °C
12 2) SM-2556 with SM-0551 SM-2556 with SM-0551 0 -20 .. +70 °C
1) Configurations not found in this table shall be dealt with according to the table for CP-6003
2) Only defined applications
CP-6003
Variant 1) SIM0 SIM1 Number of CM-6830 Ambient Conditions

(Air Temperature)
1 SM-2541 0 .. 1 -20 .. +65 °C
2 SM-2541 2 -20 .. +50 °C
3 SM-2541 SM-2541 0 -20 .. +55 °C
4 SM-2541 SM-2541 1 -20 .. +50 °C
5 SM-2541 SM-2545 0 .. 1 -20 .. +50 °C
7 SM-2542 0 .. 1 -20 .. +50 °C

8 SM-2542 SM-2541 0 .. 1 -20 .. +50 °C
9 SM-2542 SM-2545 0 -20 .. +45 °C
11 SM-2554 0 .. 1 -20 .. +65 °C

12 SM-2554 2 -20 .. +50 °C
13 SM-2554 SM-2541 0 -20 .. +55 °C
14 SM-2554 SM-2541 0 .. 1 -20 .. +50 °C
15 SM-2554 SM-2545 0 .. 1 -20 .. +50 °C

Configurations
2.2. Peripheral Elements
2.2.1. TM 1703 ACP Peripheral Elements
Peripheral Elements Designation

PE-6400/TCIO65 Peripheral Controller for TC 1703 (Ax-PE bus el) optional
PE-6401/TCIO65 Peripheral Controller for TC 1703 (Ax-PE bus opt) optional
PE-6400/USIO65 Peripheral Controller (Ax-PE bus el) optional
PE-6401/USIO65 Peripheriekopplung (Ax-PE Bus opt) optional
These peripheral elements are completed by I/O modules for the process signal acquisition and output.
Information on a peripheral element, how I/O modules can be attached to it, and what functionality can
be achieved that way can be found in the peripheral element's system element manual.
2.2.2. AM 1703 Peripheral Elements
The subsequent AM 1703 peripheral elements can be connected via CM-1831 to the optical Ax 1703
peripheral bus, if this one is operated with 4 Mbps.
Peripheral elements according to IEC 60870-5-101/104:
Peripheral Elements Designation

DI-1112/BISI15 Binary Signal Input (3x8, 24-60VDC) optional
DI-1113/BISI15 Binary Signal Input (3x8, 110/220VDC) optional
AI-1304/TIPP16 Direct Transformer Input (4x220V,3x6A) optional
MX-1416/USIO15 Signal Input/Output (DI:24-60VDC, I+U, DO:30A) optional
MX-1417/USIO15 Signal Input/Output (DI:110/220VDC, I+U, DO:30A) optional
Information on a peripheral element and its functionality can be found in the peripheral element's
system element manual.

Configurations
2.3. Protocol Elements
Designation
SM-x551/BPPA0 Standard protocol for point-to-point traffic optional
SM-x551/UMPMA0 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (M) optional

SM-x551/UMPSA0 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (S) optional
SM-x551/SFBMA1 Standard protocol for field bus (M) optional
SM-x551/SFBSA1 Standard protocol for field bus (S) optional
SM-x551/DIAMA0 Standard protocol for dial-up traffic (M) optional
SM-x551/DIASA0 Standard protocol for dial-up traffic (S) optional
SM-x551/103MA0 Standard protocol for interfacing of protective devices (M) optional
SM-2541/BPP00 Standard protocol for point-to-point traffic optional

SM-2541/UMPM02 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (M) optional
SM-2541/UMPS00 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (S) optional
SM-2541/UMPM01 Standard protocol for field bus master (M) optional
SM-2541/UMPS01 Standard protocol for field bus master (S) optional

SM-2541/DIAM00 Standard protocol for dial-up traffic (M) optional
SM-2541/DIAS00 Standard protocol for dial-up traffic (S) optional
SM-2541/103M00 Standard protocol for interfacing of protective devices (M) optional
SM-2545/DPM00 Standard protocol for Profibus DP optional
SM-2554/ET02 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC104 optional


(M) ... Master (S) ... Slave
Information on a protocol element can be found in the relevant data sheet (see 1.6, Further
Documents).

Master Control Element
3. Master Control Element CP-6003/CPC65
3.1. Features and Functions
• System functions
─ central element, coordinating all system services
─ time management
− central clock of the automation unit
− setting and keeping the own clock's time with a resolution of 10ms
− synchronization via serial communication (with another automation unit), via LAN (NTP
server), or local (minute pulse or serial time signal)
─ SAT TOOLBOX II connection
─ storing firmware and parameters on a Flash Card
• Functions for Telecontrol (Communication)

─ communication via installable protocol elements to any superior or subordinate automation unit
─ automatic or selective data flow routing
─ priority based data transmission (priority control)
─ own circular buffer and process image for each connected station (data keeping)
─ redundant communication routes
− communication with redundant remote stations
− redundant communication with a remote station (load share operation)
─ special application specific functions for dial-up traffic
− test if stations are reachable
− an application program may evaluate telephone charges
− parameter setup allows the telephone line to be used efficiently with respect to connection
charges (e.g. command output possible only if a connection exists)
• Functions for Telecontrol (Process Peripherals)

─ transmission of spontaneous information objects from and to peripheral elements, via the serial
Ax 1703 peripheral bus

• Functions for Automation

─ open-/closed-loop control function for the execution of freely definable user programs which are
created with CAEX plus according to IEC 61131-3, for example using function diagram
technology
− 512 kB for user program
− approx. 50.000 variables and signals, 2.000 of them retained
− cycle of 10 ms or a multiple thereof
− online test
− loadable without service interruption
─ transmission of periodic process information between the open-/closed-loop control function
and the peripheral elements, via the serial Ax 1703 peripheral bus
The above mentioned functions and features are described in detail in the document
ACP 1703 Common Functions System and Basic System Elements.
3.2. Engineering
For diagnosis, testing, parameter setting or documentation, the system element is supported by the
engineering tools of SAT TOOLBOX II. OPM II is required.

3.3. Block Diagram
3.3.1. CP-6003-A
Fig. 3-1 Block diagram CP-6003-A

3.3.2. CP-6003
Fig. 3-2 Block diagram CP-6003

3.4. View
3.4.1. CP-6003-A
Pic. 3-1 View CP-6003-A
3.4.2. CP-6003
Pic. 3-2 View CP-6003

3.5. Technical Specifications
3.5.1. CP-6003-A
Processor and Memory CP-6003-A, CP-6003

Processor 80C386EX, 50 MHz
Coprocessor Numeric processor (IIT -3C87Sx-33)
Program memory FLASH-PROM 1 MB
Main memory SRAM 8 MB, parity-checked
Parameter memory FLASH-PROM 1 MB
Buffer memory NVSRAM 32kByte
Flash Card 16 MB
Inputs for Synchronization CP-6003-A, CP-6003

Transmission rate • 2.4 kbps
Internal synchronization • Input: (IN SYNC1+ / IN SYNC1_GND),
(serial time signal, (IN SYNC1_T / IN SYNC1_GND):
minute pulse) • Voltage range: TTL level
• The circuit is operated by means of an internal voltage.
External synchronization • Input galvanically insulated by optocoupler
(serial time signal or minute • Filter time of the input circuit
pulse, firmware selectable) Make time: 80µs
Break time: 80µs
Filter tolerance max. 50µs
• Input 5 .. 24V (IN SYNC0+ / IN SYNC0-):
Voltage range: 5V-10% .. 24V+30%
Level for logic 0: ≤ 1.0V
Level for logic 1: ≥ 3.5V (typ. 1.3mA)
• The circuit is operated by means of an external voltage.
Binary Outputs (Relay) CP-6003-A, CP-6003

• Error • 2 outputs, potential-free
• Watchdog • Galvanical insulation
• Voltage between the two outputs max. 60 VDC + 30 %
• Change-over contact
Maximum continuous current • 2 A / 24 VDC
• 1 A / 60 VDC
• 0.77 A / 78 VDC
Maximum switching voltage • 60 VDC + 30 %
Switching cycles • 105 with resistive load and nominal switching capacity
• 104 with inductive load (L/R = 7 ms)
Switching capacity (resistive load) • min. 1 mW
• max. 60 W
Nominal switching capacity / • 48 W / 24 VDC / 2.00 A
nominal switching current • 60 W / 48 VDC / 1.25 A
• 60 W / 60 VDC / 1.00 A
Output circuits 18 .. 78 VDC
The circuits are operated by means of an external voltage.

Communication CP-6003-A
Ax 1703 peripheral bus • TTL
DSUB (X1) • Transmission rate 16 Mbps or 4 Mbps
• Securing of data, hamming distance D=4
RJ45 (X14) • Transmission rate 16 Mbps or 4 Mbps
• ESD protection
Ax 1703 peripheral bus • RS-485
USB (X15, X16) • Transmission rate 16 Mbps or 4 Mbps
• ESD protection
Extended serial interface • TTL
(TB) • Transmission rate 38.4 kbps
• ESD protection
Local serial interface • At present, the interface is not used
(LOC)
Serial interfaces • The technical specifications depend on which submodules (SM-254x) are mounted as
(SI0, SI1/ET0, SI2/FB, SI3) SIM0/SIM1 (see the related data sheet)
Power Supply CP-6003-A

Operating voltage • 18 .. 78 VDC
• The voltage is led to the front panel via the terminals.
The internal power supply module provides a nominal power output of PNsek = 17.5W
(5VDC) and, depending on the configuration, supplies:
• The base unit
(power consumption 4.2W typ, 4.4W max)
• Two optionally mountable serial interface modules (SM-25xx)
(power consumption PSIM0 and PSIM1 can be found in the appropriate data sheet)
• optionally mountable: DCF77 time signal receiver, CE-070x modem
• peripheral elements which are externally connected via the system bus
(power consumption can be found in the appropriate data sheet)
Primary power consumption
• Base unit only • 5W typ
• Base unit incl. expansions • 20W max
Power available on the
system bus
• SIMs not installed • Pavailable = 13.1W
• SIMs installed • Pavailable = 13.1W - PSIM0 - PSIM1
(if equipped with DCF77 receiver or CE-070x, its power consumption has to be
considered)
Polarity reversal protection • yes
Interruption time • ≤ 20ms at PNsek; UI = 18 .. 78V
Connection current spikes • Class S1
Efficiency • 0.87 .. 0.89

Mechanics and Connectors CP-6003-A

Terminals Removable screw terminals (grid size 5.08)
Connector(s) for
• Ax 1703 peripheral bus D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652) (right side of the device)
(TTL)
• Ax 1703 peripheral bus RJ45 8-pin (front)
(TTL) for connecting CAT5 cables, 3m maximum length
• Ax 1703 peripheral bus USB / A series, 4-pin (front)
(RS-485) for connecting USB cables (USB / A series, 4 pin), 3m maximum length
• SAT TOOLBOX II (TB) D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
• Field bus (FB) D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
Connector(s) for
serial interfaces
(LOC, SI0, SI1/ET0, SI2/FB, SI3) 5 x RJ45 8-pin
Connector(s) for Removable screw terminal strips
• watchdog
• sum error
• power supply
• external synchronization
Connector for modem power D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652) (left side of the device)
supply or synchronization
Mechanical design Compact metal housing with small installation depth, for DIN rail mounting
Installation dimensions 155 x 306 x 75 mm (H x W x D, dimensions w/o DIN rail)
Weight Approx. 1100 g (without serial interface modules)

3.5.2. CP-6003
Processor and Memory CP-6003-A, CP-6003

Processor 80C386EX, 50 MHz
Coprocessor Numeric processor (IIT -3C87Sx-33)
Program memory FLASH-PROM 1 MB
Main memory SRAM 8 MB, parity-checked
Parameter memory FLASH-PROM 1 MB
Buffer memory NVSRAM 32kByte
Flash Card 16 MB
Inputs for Synchronization CP-6003-A, CP-6003

Transmission rate • 2.4 kbps
Internal synchronization • Input: (IN SYNC1+ / IN SYNC1_GND),
(serial time signal, (IN SYNC1_T / IN SYNC1_GND):
minute pulse) • Voltage range: TTL level
• The circuit is operated by means of an internal voltage.
External synchronization • Input galvanically insulated by optocoupler
(serial time signal or minute • Filter time of the input circuit
pulse, firmware selectable) Make time: 80µs
Break time: 80µs
Filter tolerance max. 50µs
• Input 5 .. 24V (IN SYNC0+ / IN SYNC0-):
Voltage range: 5V-10% .. 24V+30%
Level for logic 0: ≤ 1.0V
Level for logic 1: ≥ 3.5V (typ. 1.3mA)
• The circuit is operated by means of an external voltage.
Binary Outputs (Relay) CP-6003-A, CP-6003

• Error • 2 outputs, potential-free
• Watchdog • Galvanical insulation
• Voltage between the two outputs max. 60 VDC + 30 %
• Change-over contact
Maximum continuous current • 2 A / 24 VDC
• 1 A / 60 VDC
• 0.77 A / 78 VDC
Maximum switching voltage • 60 VDC + 30 %
Switching cycles • 105 with resistive load and nominal switching capacity
• 104 with inductive load (L/R = 7 ms)
Switching capacity (resistive load) • min. 1 mW
• max. 60 W
Nominal switching capacity / • 48 W / 24 VDC / 2.00 A
nominal switching current • 60 W / 48 VDC / 1.25 A
• 60 W / 60 VDC / 1.00 A
Output circuits 18 .. 78 VDC
The circuits are operated by means of an external voltage.

Communication CP-6003
• Transmission rate 16 Mbps or 4 Mbps
Extended serial interface • TTL
(TB) • Transmission rate 38.4 kbps
• ESD protection
Local serial interface • At present, the interface is not used
(LOC)
Serial interfaces • The technical specifications depend on which submodules (SM-254x) are mounted as
(SI0, SI1/ET0, SI2/FB, SI3) SIM0/SIM1 (see the related data sheet)
Power Supply CP-6003

Operating voltage • 18 .. 78 VDC
• The voltage is led to the front panel via the terminals.
The internal power supply module provides a nominal power output of PNsek = 11W
(5VDC) and, depending on the configuration, supplies:
• The base unit
(power consumption approx. 2.5 W)
• Two optionally mountable serial interface modules (SM-25xx)
(power consumption PSIM0 and PSIM1 can be found in the appropriate data sheet)
• optionally mountable: DCF77 time signal receiver, CE-070x modem
• CM-6830 modules which are externally connected via the system bus
(power consumption can be found in the appropriate data sheet)
Primary power consumption
• Base unit only • 3.6W typ
• Base unit incl. expansions • 16.8W max
• For nominal load PNsek • 15.5W at UI=78V
16.8W at UI=18V
Power available on the
system bus
• SIMs not installed • Pavailable = 8.5W
• SIMs installed • Pavailable = 8.5W - PSIM0 - PSIM1
(if equipped with DCF77 receiver or CE-070x, its power consumption has to be
considered)
Polarity reversal protection • yes
Interruption time • ≤ 2.5ms at PNsek; UI = 24V (+30% / -20%)
• ≤ 20ms at PNsek; UI = 60V (+30% / -20%)

Mechanics and Connectors CP-6003

Terminals Removable screw terminals (grid size 5.08)
Connector(s) for
• Ax 1703 peripheral bus D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652) (right side of the device)
(for CM-6830)
• SAT TOOLBOX II (TB) D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
• Field bus (FB) D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652)
Connector(s) for
serial interfaces
(LOC, SI0, SI1/ET0, SI2/FB, SI3) 5 x RJ45 8-pin
Connector(s) for Removable screw terminal strips
• watchdog
• sum error
• power supply
• external synchronization
Connector for modem power D-SUB 9-pin, female (DIN 41652) (left side of the device)
supply or synchronization
Mechanical design Compact metal housing with small installation depth, for DIN rail mounting
Installation dimensions 155 x 306 x 75 mm (H x W x D, dimensions w/o DIN rail)
Weight Approx. 1050 g (without serial interface modules)

3.6. Front Panel
3.6.1. CP-6003-A
Fig. 3-3 Front panel CP-6003-A
SM-2541, SM-2551 (serial) SM-2545 (Profibus) SM-2556 with SM-0551 (LAN + serial)
SM-2554, SM-2556 (LAN/WAN)
SM-2542 (Token Ring)

3.6.2. CP-6003
Fig. 3-4 Front panel CP-6003

3.7. Pin Assignment
3.7.1. CP-6003-A
For the signals of the various pins, abbreviations were used that is explained below.

The abbreviations have the following meaning:

3.7.2. CP-6003
For the signals of the various pins, abbreviations were used that is explained below.
The abbreviations have the following meaning:

System Components
4. System Components
4.1. System Elements
4.1.1. Master Control Module
Designation Item Number
CP-6003-A Master Control Module GC6-003-A
CP-6003 Master Control Module GC6-003--

System Components
4.1.2. Serial Interface Module
Bezeichnung Sachnummer
SM-2541 Universal Serial Interface Processor (2 IF) BA2-541
SM-2542 Network Interface Ethernet, Token Ring BA2-542
SM-2545 Profibus Interface (Master) BA2-545
SM-2554 Network Interface Ethernet 10/100TX (electrical) BC2-554
SM-2551 Serieller Interface Prozessor 2 SS BC2-551

System Components
Bezeichnung Sachnummer
SM-2556 Ser.Interface+Ethernet 10/100FX BC2-556
SM-0551 Serieller Interface Prozessor 1 SS BC0-551

System Components
4.2. Accessories
4.2.1. Bus Interface
CM-0842 Ax 1703-Bus-Interface 4x fiber optical GA0-842
CM-0843 Ax 1703 bus interface electrical GA0-843
CM-6830 Bus-Interface 7x USB-connector GC6-830

System Components
4.2.2. Cable
USB CABLE 1,5M USB-Cable for Peripheral Controller (1,5m) TC6-201

(connection Ax Bus, USB interface with PE-6400)
TP-P-01M Twisted pair Patch cable 1m Cat 5 grey T41-255 (1m)

TP-P-02M Twisted pair Patch cable 2m Cat 5, grey T41-251 (2m)
TP-P-03M Twisted pair Patch cable 3m Cat 5, grey T41-252 (3m)
(connection Ax Bus of CP-6003-A, RJ45 interface with
CM-0842/CM-0843)
PATCHKABEL Ax-Bus Patch Cable DSUB to RJ45 3m Cat5 TC6-220

(connection Ax Bus of CP-6003, DSUB interface with
CM-0842/CM-0843)
CM-1820 SAT TB connection cable BA1-820

(connection with Toolbox)
CM-0820/ADAP SAT TB Adapter GA0-820

(connection with Toolbox)

System Components
4.2.3. Flash Card
MMC Multi Media Card CC6-095

Flash Card Handling
A. Flash Card Handling
This is an excerpt of the manual TM 1703 ACP Installation, chapter 7, section

"Flash Card".
TM 1703 ACP uses a flash card for the storage of parameters, user programs and firmware codes for
basic system elements and supplementary system elements. This is located in the housing of the
master control element.
Pic. A-1 Position of the flash card
Attention
The master control elements are supplied without flash card.
System Element Manual CP-6003/CPC65 DC6-004-1.02 A-1

Flash Card Handling
A.1. Inserting Flash Card
Press through the recess in the housing on the locking panel situated below until the guide for the
flash card is visible . Hold the locking panel in this position and guide the flash card in until it
engages. Then the locking panel can be released again and the flash card is secured.
1 2 3 1 2 3
Locking panel Guide for flash card
1 2 3 1 2 3
Fig. A-1 Inserting flash card
A-2 DC6-004-1.02 System Element Manual CP-6003/CPC65

Flash Card Handling
A.2. Withdrawing Flash Card
Press through the recess in the housing on the locking panel situated below until the flash card is
visible. Hold the locking panel in this position and push the flash card slightly inwards . As a result it is
disengaged and springs out of the guide a few millimeters. The flash card can now be removed and
the locking panel released again.
1 2 3 1 2 3
1 2 3 1 2 3
Fig. A-2 Withdrawing flash card
System Element Manual CP-6003/CPC65 DC6-004-1.02 A-3

Flash Card Handling
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System-Technical Parameter
B. System-Technical Parameter
CPC65 Revision 11
CPC65 System-technical parameter
B.1. AU common settings

Parameter Description Values/Ranges
Delay time NT Delay time, after there the processinformation are Integer [###]
reproduction reproduced with set NT-Bit (not topical) in multiple of 2 s 0 to 254 [s]
Delay time failure Delay time, after there the failure information is set in the Integer [###]
reproduction AE sum diagnostic record in multiple of 2 s 0 to 254 [s]
Dwell time for msg. in Dwell time for messages with process information in Integer [#####]
command direction command direction If the messages cannot be 1 to 65535 [s]
transmitted within the parametrized dwell time, they will
be rejected.
Long pulse duration Command output time for command messages with long Float [###.####]
pulse duration (QOC=2) in multiple 0 0,05 s 0.00 to 310.00 [s]
Short pulse duration Command output time for command messages with short Float [###.####]
pulse duration (QOC=1) in multiple 0 0,05 s 0.00 to 310.00 [s]
B.2. AU common settings | Settings for type identification | TI 32 Step position

information
TI 32 Step position information

State compression [0] NO
[1] YES
B.3. AU common settings | Settings for type identification | TI 34 Measured value,

normalized value
TI 34 Measured value, normalized value

[1] YES
System Element Manual CP-6003/CPC65 DC6-004-1.02 B-1


scaled value
TI 35 Measured value, scaled value

[1] YES

short floating pt. number
TI 36 Measured value, short floating point number

[1] YES
B.6. BSE common settings

Failure behavior behavior of the BSE after fatal errors [0] Firmware shutdown
[1] Firmware restart
Maximum number of [0] 4
redundant sources [1] 1
[2] 2
[3] 3
[5] 5
[6] 6
[7] 7
[8] 8
B.7. BSE common settings | Memory sharing

Memory sharing

Share of memory for Parametrization of the available Memory of the BSE for Integer [###]
communication the Communication (%). Attention: The sum of the %- 0 to 100 [%]
Parameters in the Parametergroup Memory sharing can
not exceed 100%.
Share of memory for Parametrization of the available Memory of the BSE for Integer [###]
control function the Control Function (%). Attention: The sum of the %- 0 to 100 [%]
Parameters in the Parametergroup Memory sharing can
not exceed 100%.
B-2 DC6-004-1.02 System Element Manual CP-6003/CPC65

B.8. BSE common settings | Memory sharing | Communication

Communication

Error messages Parametrization of the available Memory for the Integer [###]
Communication (%). Attention: The sum of the %- 1 to 100 [%]
Parameters in the Parametergroup Memory sharing
communication can not exceed 100%.
Messages in monitor Parametrization of the available Memory for the Integer [###]
direction Communication (%). Attention: The sum of the %- 1 to 100 [%]
Messages with system Parametrization of the available Memory for the Integer [###]
information Communication (%). Attention: The sum of the %- 1 to 100 [%]
Number of CASDU msg. Parametrization of the available Memory for the Integer [###]
in monitor direction Communication (%). Attention: The sum of the %- 1 to 100 [%]
routing file transfer Instruction, whether an application function (e.g. DEAR) [0] YES
transmit the messages by means of filetransfer (TI 120 - [1] NO
126) for this BSE. In case of Multipoint-PRE the
parameter is for all stations.
B.9. Communication | Common settings

Common settings

period level 0 Float [####.#]
0.1 to 6553.5 [s]
0.1 to 6553.5 [s]
0.1 to 6553.5 [s]
warning fill level system Integer [##]
information reset 0 to 80 [%]
warning fill level system Integer [###]
informations set 25 to 100 [%]
warning fill level Integer [##]
transparent information 0 to 80 [%]
reset
warning fill level Integer [###]
transparent information 25 to 100 [%]
set

B.10. Communication | PRE0 | Advanced settings

Advanced settings

Behaviour for messages [0] Change monitoring
from a source GI [1] Data transfer
Failure behavior for Behavior in case of communication fault: 0 = delete Integer [#####]
process inform. immediately data, 65535 = do not delete data, 1-65534 = 0 to 65535 [s]
delete data after the entered time
Failure behavior for behavior in case of communication error [0] Do not delete
transparent info. [1] Delete
Priority binary Priority for the transmitting\ ote: Messages with process [1] High priority
information information in command direction are sent in a separate [2] Middle priority
higher priority channel . [3] Low priority
Priority counters Priority for the transmitting\ ote: Messages with process [1] High priority
information in command direction are sent in a separate [2] Middle priority
Priority measured value Priority for the transmitting\ ote: Messages with process [1] High priority
Type of received GI [0] Image-GI
[1] Source-GI
B.11. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Check command

Check command

Cycle time of the test Cycle time for transmitting the test command.\0= test Integer [###]
command command is not transmitted 0 to 255 [s]
Monitoring time for monitoring time for confirmation test command 0= no Integer [###]
confirmation monitoring 0 to 255 [s]
B.12. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Command delay supervision

Command delay supervision

Command delay Supervision for command delay (only IEC 60870-5-104-) Integer [#####]
supervision 0 = no supervision 0 to 65535 [s]
B.13. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Monitoring ACTCON

Monitoring ACTCON

Enable ACTCON [0] disabled
[1] enabled

Monitoring time Integer [#####]

ACTCON 1 to 65535 [s]
B.14. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Options

Options

Behaviour at reception of [0] SAT-Profil
a GI request [1] PSI-Profil
End of initialization [0] No transmit
[1] Transmit
B.15. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Transmission with/without

timetag
Transmission with/without timetag

TI 30 Single point [1] Without time tag
information [2] With time tag
TI 31 Double point [1] Without time tag
TI 32 Step position [1] Without time tag
TI 33 Bitstring of 32 Bit [1] Without time tag
[2] With time tag
TI 34 Measured value, [1] Without time tag
normalized value [2] With time tag
scaled value [2] With time tag
short floating point [2] With time tag
number
TI 37 Integrated totals [1] Without time tag
[2] With time tag
TI 45 Single command [1] Without time tag
[2] With time tag
TI 46 Double command [1] Without time tag
[2] With time tag
TI 47 Regulating step [1] Without time tag
command [2] With time tag
TI 48 Setpoint command, [1] Without time tag
TI 49 Set point [1] Without time tag
command, scaled value [2] With time tag
TI 50 Setpoint comm., [1] Without time tag
number

[2] With time tag
B.16. Communication | PRE0 | IEC60870-5-101/104 | Variable elements of the message

Variable elements of the message

Cause of transmission Definition of the number of bytes in the message [1] 1 octets
(COT) [2] 2 octets
Common address of Definition of the number of bytes in the message\In case [1] 1 octets
ASDU (CASDU) of 1 Byte only CASDU1 is transmitted! [2] 2 octets
Information Object Definition of the number of bytes in the message\In case [1] 1 octets
Address (IOA) of 1 byte only IOA1, in case of 2 bytes IOA1 and IOA2 is [2] 2 octets
transmitted! [3] 3 octets
Maximum message Max. message length at the external transmission line. Integer [###]
length Through it the number of information objects is limitted in 0 to 255 [Byte]
one message (minimum one information object is
transmitted).
Time stamp Definition of the number of bytes in the message\In case [3] 3 octets
of 7 bytes the date is also transmitted. [7] 7 octets

Advanced settings

[1] Source-GI


Check command




Monitoring ACTCON

[1] enabled

Options

[1] Transmit

timetag



[2] With time tag
number
[2] With time tag
[2] With time tag
[2] With time tag
number
[2] With time tag


(COT) [2] 2 octets
transmitted).


Advanced settings

[1] Source-GI

Check command




Monitoring ACTCON

[1] enabled



Options

[1] Transmit

timetag

[2] With time tag
number
[2] With time tag
[2] With time tag
[2] With time tag
number

[2] With time tag


(COT) [2] 2 octets
transmitted).

Advanced settings

[1] Source-GI


Check command




Monitoring ACTCON

[1] enabled

Options

[1] Transmit

timetag



[2] With time tag
number
[2] With time tag
[2] With time tag
[2] With time tag
number
[2] With time tag


(COT) [2] 2 octets
transmitted).

B.38. Stand-by transmission line

SBTL_Master_Komp_Nr Integer
[#######################
#######################
####]
0 to 255
SBTL_Master_Reg_Nr Integer
[#######################
#######################
####]
0 to 249
SBTL_Mon_t Integer
[#######################
#######################
####]
0 to 999 [s]
SBTL_mode [0] not used
[2] Slave AU
B.39. Time management | Common settings

Common settings

Free running time of time This parameter is only effective in case of time Integer [#####]
sig. receiver synchronization by serial time signal. After expiration of 0 to 65535 [sec/min]
the time, an error is notified and every time server in the
plant is notified as invalid 0=no monitoring
Monitoring time for If there is no synchronization within the parametrized Integer [#####]
synchroniz. event monitoring time, an error is notified. 0 to 65535 [sec/min]
Synchronizing of the Definition of the time synchronization of the automation [0] None (free running)
automation unit unit [1] Serial time signal
[2] Minute pulse
[3] Remote synchronization
or NTP
[4] Serial time signal AND
Remote synchronization
Unit of time for free Definition of the unit of time for the parameter - Free [0] second
running and monitoring running time of time sig. receiver, and - Monitoring time [1] minute
time for synchroniz. event
B.40. Time management | Daylight saving time

Daylight saving time

Daylight saving time The enabling of the daylight saving time is necessary for [0] NO
enabling remote synchronzation via LAN or dial up traffic. [1] "Absolute" input format
[2] "Day of week in month"
input format

B.41. Time management | Daylight saving time | Daylight saving time rule
Daylight saving time rule absolute

Daylight saving time Moment of beginning daylight saving time Integer [##]
beginning day
Daylight saving time Moment of beginning daylight saving time [1] Monday
beginning day of the [2] Tuesday
week [3] Wednesday
[4] Thursday
[5] Friday
[6] Saturday
[7] Sunday
beginning hour 0 to 23 [h]
beginning minute 0 to 59 [min]
Daylight saving time Moment of beginning daylight saving time [1] January
beginning month [2] February
[3] March
[4] April
[5] May
[6] June
[7] July
[8] August
[9] September
[10] October
[11] November
[12] December
Daylight saving time Moment of beginning daylight saving time [-1] Last week in the month
beginning week [-2] 2nd week before last in
the month
[-3] 3rd week bevor last in
the month
[-4] 4th week bevor last in the
month
[-5] 5th week before last in
the month
[1] 1st week in the month
[2] 2nd week in the month
[3] 3rd week in the month
[4] 4th week in the month
Daylight saving time end Moment of ending daylight saving time Integer [##]
day
Daylight saving time end Moment of ending daylight saving time [1] Monday
day of the week [2] Tuesday
[3] Wednesday
[4] Thursday
[5] Friday
[6] Saturday
[7] Sunday
hour 0 to 23 [h]
minute 0 to 59 [min]
Daylight saving time end Moment of ending daylight saving time [1] January
month [2] February
[3] March
[4] April

[5] May
[6] June
[7] July
[8] August
[9] September
[10] October
[11] November
[12] December
Daylight saving time end Moment of ending daylight saving time [-1] Last week in the month
week [-2] 2nd week before last in
the month
[-3] 3rd week bevor last in
the month
[-4] 4th week bevor last in the
month
[-5] 5th week before last in
the month
[1] 1st week in the month
[2] 2nd week in the month
[3] 3rd week in the month
Time difference Time jump of the daylight saving time, which is put Integer [######]
forward at the begin and put back at the end of the -32768 to 32767 [min]
daylight saving time.
B.42. Time management | Time zone

Time zone

GPS time zone The serial time signal message contains a time zone String 4 Char
identification DST identification. It consists of 4 ASCII characters. The to ~
daylight saving time (DST) identification is meaningless if
the DST is not used in this area.
GPS time zone In the serial time signal message contains a time zone String 4 Char
identification std. time identification. It consists of 4 ASCII characters. One to ~
identification for standard time and one identification for
daylight saving time has to be parametrized.
Time zone time zone identification [0] (GMT) Greenwich Mean
Time; Dublin, Edinburgh,
London
[1] (GMT) Casablanca,
Monrovia
[2] (GMT+01:00) Sarajevo,
Skopje, Sofija, Vilnius,
Warsaw, Zagreb
[3] (GMT+01:00)
Copenhagen, Paris, Madrid,
West Central Africa
[4] (GMT+01:00) Amsterdam,
Berlin, Bern, Rome,
Stockholm, Brussels, Vienna
[5] (GMT+01:00) Belgrade,
Bratislava, Budapest,
Ljublana, Prague
[6] (GMT+02:00) Riga,
Tallinn
[7] (GMT+02:00) Athens,
Helsinki, Istanbul
[8] (GMT+02:00) Jerusalem

[9] (GMT+02:00) Bucharest,

Cairo
[10] (GMT+02:00) Harare,
Pretoria
[11] (GMT+03:00) Moscow,
St. Petersburg, Volgograd
[12] (GMT+03:00) Baghdad,
Kuwait, Nairobi, Riyadh
[13] (GMT+03:30) Tehran
[14] (GMT+04:00) Abu
Dhabi, Muscat, Baku, Tbilisi,
Yerevan
[15] (GMT+04:30) Kabul
[16] (GMT+05:00)
Ekaterinburg, Islamabad,
Karachi, Tashkent
[17] (GMT+05:30) Calcutta,
Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi
[18] (GMT+06:00) Almaty,
Novosibirsk, Astana, Dhaka,
Sri Jayawardenepura
[19] (GMT+07:00) Bangkok,
Hanoi, Jakarta, Krasnoyarsk
[20] (GMT+08:00) Hong
Kong, Perth, Singapore,
Taipei, Kuala Lumpur
[21] (GMT+08:00) Beijing,
Chongqing, Urumqi, Irkutsk,
Ulaan Bataar
[22] (GMT+09:00) Osaka,
Sapporo, Tokyo, Seoul,
Yakutsk
[23] (GMT+09:30) Adelaide
[24] (GMT+09:30) Darwin
[25] (GMT+10:00) Brisbane,
Canberra, Melbourne,
Sydney
[26] (GMT+10:00) Hobart
[27] (GMT+10:00) Guam,
Port Moresby, Vladivostok
[28] (GMT+11:00) Magadan,
Soloman Is., New Caledonia
[29] (GMT+12:00) Auckland,
Wellington
[30] (GMT+12:00) Fiji,
Kamchatka, Marshall Is.
[31] (GMT-01:00) Azores,
Cape Verde Is.
[32] (GMT-02:00) Mid-
Atlantic
[33] (GMT-03:00) Buenos
Aires, Georgetown
[34] (GMT-03:00) Brasilia,
Greenland
[35] (GMT-03:30)
Newfoundland
[36] (GMT-04:00) Atlantic
Time (Canada)
[37] (GMT-04:00) Caracas,
La Paz, Santiago
[38] (GMT-05:00) Indiana
(East)
[39] (GMT-05:00) Bogota,
Lima, Quito
[40] (GMT-05:00) Eastern
Time (US & Canada)
[41] (GMT-06:00) Central
Time (US & Canada)

[42] (GMT-06:00)
Saskatchewan
[43] (GMT-06:00) Mexico
City, Central America
[44] (GMT-07:00) Arizona
[45] (GMT-07:00) Mountain
Time (US & Canada)
[46] (GMT-08:00) Pacific
Time (US & Canada);
Tijuana
[47] (GMT-09:00) Alaska
[48] (GMT-10:00) Hawaii
[49] (GMT-11:00) Midway
Island, Samoa
[50] (GMT-12:00) Eniwetok,
Kwajalein
[51] (GMT+05:45)
Kathmandu
[52] (GMT+06:30) Rangoon
[53] (GMT+13:00) Nuku'alofa
B.43. decentral archiving

Maximum message Integer [###]
length for one segment 1 to 200 [Byte]
Memory configuration [0] 10 files for each 1000
archive entries (=10000 entries)
[1] 20 files for each 500
entries (=10000 entries)
Recording grid for [0] 1 minute
measured values [1] 2 minutes
[2] 3 minutes
[3] 5 minutes
[4] 10 minutes
[5] 15 minutes
[6] 30 minutes
[7] 60 minutes
Timeout for filetransfer Integer [###]
1 to 255 [min]
number of bytes CASDU [0] 1 Byte
in the archive [1] 2 Byte
number of bytes COT in [0] 1 Byte
the archive [1] 2 Byte
number of bytes IOA in [0] 1 Byte
the archive [1] 2 Byte
[2] 3 Byte
spontaneous [0] disabled

transmission of directory [1] enabled

list


Process-Technical Parameter
C. Process-Technical Parameter
CPC65 Revision 11
CPC65 Process-technical parameter
C.1. Communication control message

Communication control message
Parameter Description Values/Ranges Default Mode

CASDU1 Address of the datapoint. The complete address consists Integer [###] 255 Normal
of CASDU1, CASDU2, IOA1, IOA2 and IOA3. CASDU1 0 to 255
and CASDU2 = 255 means no spontaneous transmission
CASDU1_(COM) Integer [###] 255 Normal
0 to 255
CASDU2_(COM) Integer [###] 255 Normal
0 to 255
Control_function_(COM) [0] revision-function revision- Normal
[1] testfunction function
[2] block function
Function_group_(COM) Integer [###] 255 Normal
0 to 255
IOA1 Address of the datapoint. The complete address consists Integer [###] 255 Normal
of CASDU1, CASDU2, IOA1, IOA2 und IOA3. CASDU1 0 to 255
PRE [0] PRE 0 PRE 0 Normal
[1] PRE 1
[2] PRE 2
[3] PRE 3
Station_(COM) Integer [###] 255 Normal
0 to 99
255
TI Type identification according to IEC 60870-5-101/104 [30] Single pt. information (TI Single pt. Normal
30) information
[46] Double command (TI 46) (TI 30)
SID-BSE [0] C0-CPU Automatic Expert
[1] C1-CPU
[2] C2-CPU
[3] C3-CPU
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[4] C4-CPU
[5] C5-CPU
[6] C6-CPU
[7] C7-CPU
[8] C8-CPU
[9] C9-CPU
[10] C10-CPU
[11] C11-CPU
[12] C12-CPU
[13] C13-CPU
[14] C14-CPU
[15] C15-CPU
[16] C16-CPU
[20] M-CPU
[30] R-SID
[254] own BSE
[255] Automatic
SID-SSE [0] PE00 Automatic/ Expert
[1] PE01 R-SID
[2] PE02
[3] PE03
[4] PE04
[5] PE05
[6] PE06
[7] PE07
[8] PE08
[9] PE09
[10] PE10
[11] PE11
[12] PE12
[13] PE13
[14] PE14
[15] PE15
[128] PRE0
[129] PRE1
[130] PRE2
[131] PRE3
[254] BSE itself
[255] Automatic/R-SID
SID-ST Source identification station number if multipoint traffic [0] 0 Automatic/ Expert
mode 0-99 if R-SID 0-254 If automatic then the source ID [1] 1 point-to-
will be learned [2] 2 point/BSE
… itself
…
[252] 252
[253] 253
[254] 254/SSE itself
[255] Automatic/point-to-
point/BSE itself
C.2. Decentral archiving

Decentral archiving

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Function_(DEAR) [0] archive data archive Normal

[1] address maindirectory data
[2] address subdirectory
[3] address file
30) information
[31] Double pt. information (TI 30)
(TI 31)
[32] Step position information
(TI 32)
[33] Bit pattern 32 bit (TI 33)
[34] Measured val. 15 bit +
sign normalized (TI 34)
[35] Measured val. 15 bit +
sign scaled (TI 35)
[36] Measured val. short
floating point (TI 36)
[37] Count 31 bit + sign (TI
37)
[38] Protection event (TI 38)
[39] blocked start events of
protection (TI 39)
[40] blocked tripping of
protection (TI 40)
[122] Call directory, select
file, call file, call section (TI
122)
[1] C1-CPU
[2] C2-CPU
[3] C3-CPU
[4] C4-CPU
[5] C5-CPU
[6] C6-CPU
[7] C7-CPU
[8] C8-CPU
[9] C9-CPU
[10] C10-CPU
[11] C11-CPU
[12] C12-CPU
[13] C13-CPU
[14] C14-CPU
[15] C15-CPU
[16] C16-CPU
[20] M-CPU
[30] R-SID
[254] own BSE
[255] Automatic
[1] PE01 R-SID
[2] PE02
[3] PE03
[4] PE04
[5] PE05
[6] PE06

[7] PE07
[8] PE08
[9] PE09
[10] PE10
[11] PE11
[12] PE12
[13] PE13
[14] PE14
[15] PE15
[128] PRE0
[129] PRE1
[130] PRE2
[131] PRE3
[254] BSE itself
… itself
…
[252] 252
[253] 253
point/BSE itself
C.3. Error message detailed diagnostics table

Error message detailed diagnostics table

Diagnostic_bit [0] bit0 all bits Normal
[1] bit1
[2] bit2
[3] bit3
[4] bit4
[5] bit5
[6] bit6
[7] bit7
[8] bit8
[9] bit9
[10] bit10
[11] bit11
[12] bit12
[13] bit13
[14] bit14
[15] bit15
[255] all bits
Diagnostic_class diagnostic class In case of "all bits, all records, all [0] class internal all bits, all Normal
classes" the parameter "diagnostic record" and [1] class external records, all
"diagnostic bit" are not significant [2] class communication classes
[3] class test
[4] class warning
[5] class board failure
[7] class start-up

[255] all bits, all records, all

classes
Diagnostic_record diagnostic record 0 - 254 = record number whitin the Integer [###] 255 Normal
selected diagnostic class 255 = sum of all bits of all 0 to 255
records (the parameter "diagnostic bit" is not significant)
SSE Supplementary system element [0] PE00 BSE itself Normal
[1] PE01
[2] PE02
[3] PE03
[4] PE04
[5] PE05
[6] PE06
[7] PE07
[8] PE08
[9] PE09
[10] PE10
[11] PE11
[12] PE12
[13] PE13
[14] PE14
[15] PE15
[128] PRE00
[129] PRE01
[130] PRE02
[131] PRE03
[254] BSE itself
30) information
(TI 30)
C.4. Error message sum diagnostics table

Error message sum diagnostics table

Error_location/BSE error location/basic system element [0] C0-CPU AU-Sum Normal
[1] C1-CPU
[2] C2-CPU
[3] C3-CPU
[4] C4-CPU
[5] C5-CPU
[6] C6-CPU
[7] C7-CPU
[8] C8-CPU

[9] C9-CPU
[10] C10-CPU
[11] C11-CPU
[12] C12-CPU
[13] C13-CPU
[14] C14-CPU
[15] C15-CPU
[16] C16-CPU
[20] M-CPU
[21] AU-Sum
[22] remaining system
Error_location/SSE error location/supplementary system element [0] PE00 BSE self / Normal
[1] PE01 AU-Sum /
[2] PE02 remaining
[3] PE03 system
[4] PE04
[5] PE05
[6] PE06
[7] PE07
[8] PE08
[9] PE09
[10] PE10
[11] PE11
[12] PE12
[13] PE13
[14] PE14
[15] PE15
[128] PRE0
[129] PRE1
[130] PRE2
[131] PRE3
[254] BSE self / AU-Sum /
remaining system
Error_type [0] class internal class Normal
[1] class external internal
[2] class communication
[3] class test
[4] class warning
[5] class board failure
[7] class start-up
[16] system element failure
[17] system element fault
[18] communication failure
[19] communikation fault
30) information
(TI 30)

C.5. Protocol element control message

Protocol element control message

Additional_parameter_(P 0-65535 = Bedeutung je Funktion von der PRE-Firmware Integer [#####] 0 Normal
RE) definiert 0 to 65535
Control_function_(PRE) 0-239 = function defined by protocol element 240 = GI- Integer [###] 0 Normal
Request 241 = reserve 242 = control location 243-255 0 to 255
reserve
Edge_(PRE) [0] positive edge positive Normal
[1] negative edge edge
[2] state (0 = function, 1 =
function + 1)
PRE_(CM) [128] PRE 0 PRE 0 Normal
[129] PRE 1
[130] PRE 2
[131] PRE 3
[254] distribute over
multimaster function
Station 0-99 = Stationsnummer 125 = an alle Stationen 255 = Integer [###] 255 Normal
Station nicht verwendet 0 to 99
125
255
30) information
[45] Single command (TI 45) (TI 30)
[1] C1-CPU
[2] C2-CPU
[3] C3-CPU
[4] C4-CPU
[5] C5-CPU
[6] C6-CPU
[7] C7-CPU
[8] C8-CPU
[9] C9-CPU
[10] C10-CPU
[11] C11-CPU
[12] C12-CPU
[13] C13-CPU
[14] C14-CPU
[15] C15-CPU
[16] C16-CPU
[20] M-CPU
[30] R-SID

[254] own BSE

[255] Automatic
[1] PE01 R-SID
[2] PE02
[3] PE03
[4] PE04
[5] PE05
[6] PE06
[7] PE07
[8] PE08
[9] PE09
[10] PE10
[11] PE11
[12] PE12
[13] PE13
[14] PE14
[15] PE15
[128] PRE0
[129] PRE1
[130] PRE2
[131] PRE3
[254] BSE itself
… itself
…
[252] 252
[253] 253
point/BSE itself
C.6. Protocol element return information message

Protocol element return information message

PRE_(RM) [128] PRE 0 PRE 0 Normal
[129] PRE 1
[130] PRE 2
[131] PRE 3

Return_inform_function_( [0] status RTS protocol- Normal

PRE) [1] status CTS specific
[2] status DCD return
[3] status DTR information
[4] status DSR 0
[5] status RI
[6] protocol-specific return
information 0
information 1
information 2
information 3
information 4
information 5
information 6
information 7
information 8
information 9
information 10
information 11
information 12
information 13
information 14
information 15
information value
[23] station status
[24] station failure
Station 0-99 = Stationsnummer 125 = an alle Stationen 255 = Integer [###] 255 Normal
Station nicht verwendet 0 to 99
255
30) information
[36] Measured val. short (TI 30)
floating point (TI 36)


Diagnostics Information
D. Diagnostics Information
CPC65 Revision 11
CPC65 Diagnosis
D.1. Class Internal
D.1.1. Class Internal - Record 0 : Operating system
Bit Description
00 RAM error
01 Stack error
02 Firmware shut down
03 Insufficient memory
04 Watchdog expiration
05 Application shut down
08 CPU exception
09 Floating point calculation with division by zero
10 Floating point calculation with undefined error
11 Numeric processor 80C387 defective or not configured
13 FLASH-PROM defective
D.1.2. Class Internal - Record 1 : Basic system
Bit Description
00 Checksum error in a parameter block
01 Configuration parameters for basic system elements not present
02 Configuration parameters for additional system elements not present
04 Change of the configuration parameters at the protocol element
07 System elements not compatible
09 Topology parameter wrong
10 Parameter error in BSE-configuration
11 Flash card error
12 Firmware code files missing
13 Parameter error of error messages
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D.1.3. Class Internal - Record 2 : Time management
Bit Description
00 Failure of time server
02 Parameter error of central time management
03 Error during communication with time server
D.1.4. Class Internal - Record 3 : Basic system
Bit Description
00 Creation of the process engineering topology not possible
01 Too many redundant sources
03 Receive of system message source GI not permitted
D.1.5. Class Internal - Record 10 : Communication "FIFO of message with process information"
Bit Description
00 FIFO overflow of message with process information - PRE 0
08 FIFO overflow of message with transparent information - PRE 0
D.1.6. Class Internal - Record 11 : Error communication "FIFO of message with system information
broadcast"
Bit Description
08 FIFO overflow of message with system information
"Broadcast to all stations" - PRE 0
D.1.7. Class Internal - Record 12 : Error communication "FIFO of message with system information "
Bit Description
00 FIFO overflow of message with system information - PRE 0
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08 FIFO overflow of error messages - PRE 0

D.1.8. Class Internal - Record 13 : Communication, parameter
Bit Description
09 Parameter error IEC 60870-5-101/104
10 Parameter error in the data flow filter
14 Hysteresis for warning fill level system information not plausible
15 Hysteresis for warning fill level transparent information not plausible
D.1.9. Class Internal - Record 15 : Communication
Bit Description
00 Error messages "boadcast to all stations" must not be sent
01 For the protocol element not enough free RAM-memory available for
priority controlled user data
08 Insufficient free DATA memory is available for messages
in the monitoring direction - PRE 0
12 Insufficient free DATA memory is available for the number of CASDUs
for messages in the monitoring direction - PRE 0
D.1.10. Class Internal - Record 16 : Communication
Bit Description
00 Parameter error communication control messages
01 Parameter error selective data flow
D.1.11. Class Internal - Record 18 : Decentral archive
Bit Description
00 Parameter error routing
01 Data loss

02 Not enough memory available for the decentral archive on the

flash card
D.1.12. Class Internal - Record 19 : Protocol control, parameter
Bit Description
00 Parameter error for PRE-control message
01 Parameter error of PRE-status information
D.1.13. Class Internal - Record 20 : Open/closed loop control function, parameter
Bit Description
00 Open/closed loop control function shut down
02 Task definitions incorrect
03 Maximum number of programs and global variable objects exceeded
04 Maximum number of programs for a task exceeded
05 Too many variables and function modules defined as "retained"
06 Too many signals of messages defined as "Retained"
07 Interface between loaded application program and the resource is
incompatible
08 Incorrect assignments for open/closed loop control function
09 Parameter error at the system configuration in the OPM II
10 Error on allocation of the signals in OPM II
11 Error when allocating messages for the "Parameter" category
in the OPM II
D.1.14. Class Internal - Record 21 : Open/closed loop control function
Bit Description
00 "Fast task" runtime overrun
01 "Task" runtime overrun
03 Exceeding of the run time on message generation for the "fast task"
04 "fast task" blocking the execution of the user program.
05 "task" blocking the execution of the user program.
06 "Slow task" blocking the execution of the user program.
D.1.15. Class Internal - Record 22 : Activation of peripheral elements
Bit Description
00 Parameter error routing

D.1.16. Class Internal - Record 25 : Synchronization function for command procedure
Bit Description
00 Parameter error when routing
D.2. Class External
D.2.1. Class External - Record 0 : Time synchronisation
Bit Description
00 Failure of time signal
01 Failure of minute pulse
D.2.2. Class External - Record 1 : Open/Closed loop control function, external fault from application
program
Bit Description
00 Bit 00
01 Bit 01
02 Bit 02
03 Bit 03
04 Bit 04
05 Bit 05
06 Bit 06
07 Bit 07
08 Bit 08
09 Bit 09
10 Bit 10
11 Bit 11
12 Bit 12
13 Bit 13
14 Bit 14
15 Bit 15
D.2.3. Class External - Record 2 : Open/Closed loop control function, external fault from application
program
Bit Description
00 Bit 16
01 Bit 17
02 Bit 18
03 Bit 19
04 Bit 20

05 Bit 21
06 Bit 22
07 Bit 23
08 Bit 24
09 Bit 25
10 Bit 26
11 Bit 27
12 Bit 28
13 Bit 29
14 Bit 30
15 Bit 31
D.3. Class Test
D.3.1. Class Test - Record 0 : Operating and basic system
Bit Description
00 Memory test disabled
01 Online debugger is running (breakpoints may be set)
02 Task Trace is running
04 Parameters with test version
05 Firmware in programming mode
D.3.2. Class Test - Record 1 : Open/closed loop control function
Bit Description
00 Open/closed loop control function in test
01 Input process image for periodic information in the test
02 Output process image for periodical information in the test
03 Input process image for messages with process information in the test
04 Output process image for messages with process information in the test
D.3.3. Class Test - Record 2 : Open/closed loop control function, fast task
Bit Description
00 Task stopped
01 One or more programs stopped
02 Realtime archive activated
03 Watchpoint set which on triggering stops the resource or task

D.3.4. Class Test - Record 3 : Open/closed loop control function, task
Bit Description
00 Task stopped
D.3.5. Class Test - Record 4 : Open/closed loop control function, slow task
Bit Description
00 Task stopped
D.4. Class Warning
D.4.1. Class Warning - Record 0 : Operating and basic system
Bit Description
08 Parameter inconsistency between automation unit and SAT TOOLBOX II
09 Parameter inconsistency in the automation unit
10 Parameter changes need a reset
11 Ring overflow in case of monitoring for GI act/con
12 Timeout in case of monitoring for GI act/con
13 Firmware loading of the flash card running
14 Flash card memory full
15 Monitoring for emulating the negative confirmation not possible
D.4.2. Class Warning - Record 1 : Time synchronisation
Bit Description
00 Failure of time signal
01 Malfunction of time signal
02 Failure of minute pulse
03 Free running of receiver clock
05 Too many time synchronization commands within a short period of time received
06 Loss of time synchronisation over communication line
07 Time in the automation unit not set

program
Bit Description
00 Bit 00
01 Bit 01
02 Bit 02
03 Bit 03
04 Bit 04
05 Bit 05
06 Bit 06
07 Bit 07
08 Bit 08
09 Bit 09
10 Bit 10
11 Bit 11
12 Bit 12
13 Bit 13
14 Bit 14
15 Bit 15
program
Bit Description
00 Bit 16
01 Bit 17
02 Bit 18
03 Bit 19
04 Bit 20
05 Bit 21
06 Bit 22
07 Bit 23
08 Bit 24
09 Bit 25
10 Bit 26
11 Bit 27
12 Bit 28
13 Bit 29
14 Bit 30
15 Bit 31

D.4.5. Class Warning - Record 4 : Open/closed loop control function, commands according to IEC
60870-5-101/104
Bit Description
02 Cause for negative ACT/CON or ACT/TERM for commands according to
IEC 60870-5-101/104 to the open/closed loop control function
03 Wrong originator address
04 Wrong sequence with selection- and execution command
05 Command interlocked
06 Selection-, execution command, another command is already selected
07 Command output busy
09 System element overlapping 1-out-of-n enabling is missing
10 Return information for the desired command already queues
12 Timeout system element overlapping 1-out-of-n check
14 Return information does not change into the desired state
D.4.6. Class Warning - Record 5 : Communication, parameter
Bit Description
01 Parameter error load share operation
02 Memory mapping - communication
D.4.7. Class Warning - Record 6 : Communication and decentral archive
Bit Description
00 Too many acknowledgements from protocol element (priority control)
01 The ring could not be deleted after a communication failure as
acknowledgements were still missing.
02 The ring is blocked for reading as acknowledgements are still missing
03 Too many acknowledgements from protocol element (data management)
04 Positive acknowledgement for message with process information not allowed
05 Limit of the fill level for system information exceeded
06 Limit of the fill level for transparent information exceeded
07 No acknowledgement for GI chain expected as no GI is concatenated
08 No acknowledgement for GI chain expected
12 Archiv deleted
13 Interruption of file transfer
D.4.8. Class Warning - Record 7 : Open/Closed loop control function
Bit Description
00 FIFO overflow "Chronological ring message" for "Fast task"
01 FIFO overflow "Chronological ring global" for "Fast task"
02 FIFO overflow "Chronological ring message" for "Task"
03 FIFO overflow "Chronological ring global" for "Task"

04 FIFO overflow "Chronological ring message" for "Slow task"

05 FIFO overflow "Chronological ring global" for "Slow task"
06 Message with process information in control direction was generated with a
non-permitted state
D.4.9. Class Warning - Record 8 : Communication, test command
Bit Description
00 Warning, negative or no confirmation for test command - PRE 0
D.5. Class Board breakdown
D.5.1. Class Board breakdown - Record 1 : Master control unit
Bit Description
04 Master control unit failed
D.5.2. Class Board breakdown - Record 2 : Peripheral element
Bit Description
00 Peripheral element 00 failed

D.5.3. Class Board breakdown - Record 10 : Protocol element
Bit Description
00 Protocol element 00 failed
D.6. Class Startup
D.6.1. Class Startup - Record 0 : Startup
Bit Description
00 Startup of the system element


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Compact metal housing for DIN rail mounting.

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2.1. Master Control Element

Master Control Element Configuration Designation

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Variant 1) SIM0 SIM1 Number of CM-6830 Ambient Conditions

4 SM-2556 0 -20 .. +70 °C

10 2) SM-2556 SM-2556 0 -20 .. +70 °C

Variant 1) SIM0 SIM1 Number of CM-6830 Ambient Conditions

7 SM-2542 0 .. 1 -20 .. +50 °C

11 SM-2554 0 .. 1 -20 .. +65 °C

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2.2. Peripheral Elements

2.2.1. TM 1703 ACP Peripheral Elements

Peripheral Elements Designation

2.2.2. AM 1703 Peripheral Elements

Peripheral elements according to IEC 60870-5-101/104:

Peripheral Elements Designation

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2.3. Protocol Elements

SM-x551/BPPA0 Standard protocol for point-to-point traffic optional

SM-x551/UMPMA0 Standard protocol for multi-point traffic (M) optional

SM-x551/103MA0 Standard protocol for interfacing of protective devices (M) optional

SM-2541/BPP00 Standard protocol for point-to-point traffic optional

SM-2541/UMPS01 Standard protocol for field bus master (S) optional

SM-2545/DPM00 Standard protocol for Profibus DP optional

SM-2554/ET02 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC104 optional

SM-2556/ET02 Standard protocol for Ethernet TCP/IP IEC104 optional

(M) ... Master (S) ... Slave