Manual ibaFOB-SD
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Issue 1.3
ibaPDA-Request-SD (former name Symbolic Request):
Max. 4 boards with up to 50 µP connections (32 analog plus 32 digital signals
each – a maximum of 1600 analog plus 1600 digital signals per card, depending
on ibaPDA-V6 license);
supports the ibaPDA-Technostring (a non-structured ASCII string) via the SD link.
Bi-directional SD/TDC-Lite connection:(4 cards with up to 512 + 512 input values
and 256 + 256 output values) for the ibaLogic Soft-PLC;
supports the non-structured ASCII string via the SD link
Important note
It is
not allowed
to mix an ibaFOB-SD with an old ibaFOB SD x/2 (ISA) within one PC.
To run the ibaFOB-SD the software versions ibaPDA V4.33 or ibaLogic V3.73 or higher
are required.
5.4
Remarks concerning SIMADYN-D
The coupling partner on the SIMADYN-D side can be CS12, CS13 und CS14 boards.
The boards only differ in the amount of links supported by the cards (1, 4 or 8). If in the
following text the CS14 is referred to the meaning is valid for CS12 and CS13 too.
The CS14 is the coupling partner in the master rack. The max 8 slaves are connected
via their CS22 cards or the ibaFOB-SD card. The physical connection is bi-directional
fiber optic links in a start topology.
The communication RAM is located within the CS14. Via this memory the slaves may
communicate with the master and/or other slaves.
The ibaPDA PC with his ibaFOB-SD card acts like a SIMADYN-D slave rack.
This topology enables the ibaFOB-SD to communicate in theory with every processor
in one of the connected racks (max 7) or the master rack. This would be up to
64 CPUs.
In reality the amount of connectable CPUs per ibaFOB-SD is limited to max. 50.
5.5
Remarks concerning CP53M0
The board is available in Simatic TDC (D7-SYS V7.1 or higher).
The board can be configured as master or slave. In master mode one port can be used
for connection to ibaPDA/ibaLogic with ibaFOB-SD card. The other port provides for
connection to a slave rack. The slave rack can be either SIMADYN D with CS22-board
or SIMATIC TDC with CP53-board (slave mode). When operated in slave mode the 2
nd
port cannot be used.
