PROFIBUS Network Manual

Legal information Warning notice systemQualified PersonnelProper use of Siemens productsTrademarksCommunications systems Distributed systems SIMATIC NET SIMATIC NETOverviewAS-Interface (AS-i) IO LinkActive and Passive Nodes DP protocolFMS protocolRestrictions:Integrated optical interfaces, OBT, OLMRestrictions:Benefits:Optical channelsMonitoring FO linksBus and star topologyField device supply via PROFIBUS PAExpansionSpur line PROFIBUS networksTerminator Length of the spur lines Weighting factors Configuration parameters for optical networks IntroductionTransmitter ReceiverAttenuation Transmitter Receiver Power budget 6VWHPUHVHUYHDependency of the system reaction timeAn unused address lower than the HSAIncreased retry value to at least the value 3 Checked and adapted slot time What is a PROFIBUS terminator?DesignParameter assignmentFunctionOrdering dataOverviewPropertiesUseUsePropertiesUsePropertiesUsePropertiesUseUsePropertiesPropertiesPropertiesBus cable for occasional movement 6XV1 831-2K PropertiesUsePropertiesUseArea of applicationDesignFunctionsFitting connectorsDisconnect function Disconnecting a stationDisconnect functionDisconnecting a stationRemoving the bus connectorConnecting up the bus cableFurther informationFitting connectors to cablesWall mountingUsing different cable typesKeep to the permitted ambient conditionsFiber-optic cableBenefitsPoint-to-Point ConnectionPlastic and PCF fiber-optic cableDesigned for IndustryArea of applicationUseUseUseUse7.4 Fiberoptic connectorsVersionsOrder numbersPrefabricated cablesOverviewDesignChecking the PROFIBUS cableTesting cablesTests on nodesDisplaying test resultsBattery operationNecessity of a final testAttenuationHow an OTDR FunctionsIntroductionBus cables within buildingsBus cables between buildingsBasic protectionBus cables as important plant connectionsKeep the overall system concept in mindNetworking SIMATIC with SIMATIC NETC.2 Electrical safetyProtection against external electrical interferenceProtection of electrical and optical bus cablesRedundant bus cablesDo not operate trailing or festoon cables if they are twistedInstall bus cables separatelyFiber-optic cablesProtecting connectors from contaminationAttenuation variations under loadFitting strain reliefPlan adequate attenuation reservesElectromagnetic compatibility (EMC)OverviewDefinitionCable ShieldsHandling the shieldWhen do potential differences occur?How do you avoid potential differences?When and why is equipotential bonding necessary?Rule for equipotential bondingVoltages and currentsFiber-optic cablesGrouping in categoriesClearance tableFiberoptic cables should be given preferencePower supply for programming devicesCabinet lightingGeneral informationStorage and transportPull cables using cable grips and protect connectorsPressureTorsionDo not twist trailing cables and festoon cablesAvoid loopsInstalling other cablesConnecting the PROFIBUS cablesHandling instructionsPreparationsHandling instructionsPreparationsFurther informationHandling instructionsFitting connectorsFurther informationHandling instructionsFitting connectorsFurther informationHandling instructionsFurther informationIP degrees of protectionScope of protectionHeat dissipationOutdoor installationClearancesList of abbreviationsBusBus systemElectromagnetic compatibility (EMC)Equipotential bonding for lightning protectionFiber-optic cableFISCOGroundGroundGroundingGSDLightning arresterLoop resistanceMasterMaster-slave processMax. retry limitmax_TSDRmin_TSDRNodesOptical power budget (FO)Optical power loss (FO)PROFIBUS DPPROFIBUS FMSRedundancyReference potentialResponse timeRS-485 repeaterShield impedanceSignal Propagation DelaySIMATIC NET PC modulesSuppressorSurge arresterTokenToken RingToken rotation timeTRDYTSETTSLThis manual contains notices you have to observe in order to ensure your personal safety, as well as to prevent damage to property. The notices referring to your personal safety are highlighted in the manual by a safety alert symbol, notices referring only to property damage have no safety alert symbol. These notices shown below are graded accordin...See more on cache dustry.siemens PI North America

PROFIBUS Courses – PI North America

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PROFIBUS Networks 1 2 3

The transmission media used in SIMATIC NET PROFIBUS are as follows: Plastic fiber-optic cables Glass fiber-optic cables For more detailed information about the various fiber-optic cables for

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PROFINET is a globally trusted, highperformance communication standard that delivers openness, flexibility, efficiency, and outstanding performance. It

Profibus – PI North America

PROFIBUS is the worldwide standard for fieldbuses in automation and has grown to become the unequivocal leader in industry. Via a single cable, PROFIBUS links

PROFIBUS cable

Fieldbus cable for PROFIBUS-PA with additional power supply for the devices, suitable for insulation displacement connections, M12 connectors, PG 9 or M16 glands.

PROFINET®

From 4-core or 8-core PrOFInEt® cables from the EthErlInE® brand to fibre optic cables featuring PoF or PCF designs from our HITronIC® range, the lapp Group has the right cabling solution for your

Introduction to Profibus

You''ll learn the fundamentals of Profibus-DP, the differences between Profibus-DP and Profibus-PA, and how Profibus compares to Profinet. The course also covers

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The aim of the PROFINET Installation Guideline is to support service technicians who have to install PROFINET cables, allowing them to professionally complete their job.

PROFINET Field Devices

Drawings are available in the guideline "Cabling and Interconnection Technology" for PROFINET copper and fiber-optic cable, which enable easy integration of the interface (see figure 12 and 13).

SIMATIC NET PROFIBUS, Optical Link Module

Use this mode when you connect a PROFIBUS OLM with a different fiber-optic component according to the PROFIBUS guideline (optical/electrical converter), which does not send a frame echo and does

PROFIBUS

Do not simply pull the PROFIBUS cable straight since this would stretch and twist the PROFIBUS cable. Since the copper core and the insulation behave differently under tension, the

WBT PROFIBUS Installation Guide

Optical fibers are not susceptible to EMC interference (electrical pickup). For this reason, optical fiber cables can be routed together with any copper cables, even power cables.

Profibus Cable & Connectors

The electrical network uses a shielded twisted-pair cable with circular cross-section as standard type for data transmission. With the PROFIBUS FastConnect

Optical link module

If a module fails or a fiber-optic cable breaks or disturbances are detected on the optical transmission line, the fiber-optic link between the two OLMs is interrupted (segmented).

PROFIBUS Installation Guideline, Version May 2015

Do not simply pull the PROFIBUS cable straight since this would stretch and twist the PROFIBUS cable. Since the copper core and the insulation behave differently under tension, the plastic may contract

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